Hillary, It's Now or Never

FrontPageMagazine.com ^ | 3/11/04 | Dick Morris

[Bluntpoint]

Morris predicted Hillary will be on the ticket.

Now he is begging her to keep his predictions legitmate.

What a media whore he is.

[Ff--150]

With the non-stop reporting of a "jobless recovery" and the stock market going south, the old "It's the Economy, Stupid" stage is being set up--as predicted.

But, hey, we can go watch the Passion!

[Cboldt]

If Sen. John Kerry, D-MA, beats President Bush and Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-NY, is not on the Democratic ticket as a vice presidential candidate ...

I see Mr. Morris is exercising his imagination again. *bump*

[Savage Beast]

"There are just too many ways that the Clintons can sabotage his candidacy without seeming to be doing so."

Yeah, like, "Slide over, W, and don't hog the covers."

[HAL9000]

"But if Kerry wins and another person is vice president, how will Hillary keep fresh until 2012? In the Senate while all the Democratic action is at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue?"

No. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

[HankReardon]

Why does everyone assume if Kerry wins in 2004 that he would be Democratic nominee in 2008? By 2008 the Democrats who voted for John "F'ing" Kerry will be saying, "Yeah, I voted for Kerry, but who would have thought he'd "F" things up so bad?"

[HankReardon]

Will someone please list for me the accomplishments of this woman they keep suggesting wants to be the President of the most important nation in the world?

[Rocko]

The last time a president served four years and didn’t try to succeed himself was back in 1880 and the president was Rutherford B. Hayes.

No, it was L.B.J. in 1968.

[Caipirabob]

Another take could be that if Kerry wins in 2004, what's there to guarantee free elections in 2008?

[OldSmaj]

Kerry needs Hillary on the ticket. ... It would summon all the good memories of the Clinton prosperity without the bad reminders of Monica, et. al.

Nope, nope, I don't think so, because of all the lowlifes such as myself that would absolutely not let the public forget the baggage that the Hildebeast carries.

Having that pig on the ticket would be the best (or worst, depending on which side you're on) thing that happens.

Dick Morris is an idiot if he thinks that harpy is so universally "admired" that anyone can forget her past actions.

[Truth29]

List her qualifications?

She has 40% of the nation as cool-aid drinkers who would vote for her no matter what. She would also get a greater percentage of the female vote from the swing voters than Bush. She would be an extremely dangerous addition to the Kerry ticket, dangerous for Bush.

[secret garden]

She was a valedictorian. That was her lone accomplishment until the voter fraud that got her elected senator.

[LS]

Quote Democrat strategist Susan Estrich: "Hillary Clinton is the most polarizing figure in American politics." Any Dems with any sense will try to keep her off.

[anniegetyourgun]

Hillary slept her way to the top.

[Bubba_Leroy]

Are you kidding? She's the smartest woman in America. It must be true, it's been on all of the news programs. They wouldn't lie about something like that, would they?

On a more serious note, I can't believe that Kerry would be dumb enough to pick Hitlary to be his VP. If they were elected, he would be forever in her shadow, and that is assuming that he lives out his term. With Hitlary as VP, his life expectancy would be limited.

[HankReardon]

To be considered the smartest woman in America she demonstrated this intelligence in what way? The insider trading?

[knarf]

I've stayed away from all of this hitlery running for president stuff because when she stole the senatorship for NY, I contended she had dumped her liability and crawled into a safe and comfortable nook for the remainder of her life.

The offspring of the Satanic duo however is going to rear its ugly head in a few short years.

That is my prediction.

[Graymatter]

>>The last time a president served four years and didn’t try to succeed himself was back in 1880 and the president was Rutherford B. Hayes.

>>No, it was L.B.J. in 1968.

That's how I remember it. But Morris worked for Clinton, so the truth doesn't matter.

[C210N]

Your premonitions, and its double entendres!

lol