Kerry Says Get Ready - To Announce Running Mate July 6th - It "Could Be" Hillary

The American Spectator ^

[petercooper]

[Happy2BMe]

These are the same people who would vote for a Kerry/Hillary ticket.

[Happy2BMe]

".. I think it will push women to Kerry and men to Bush."

Correction: It will push women to Kerry and Black and Mexican men to Hillary (and away from Bush).

[Reader of news]

"We're going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good"

I don't think most people like that Communist sentence.

[wingman1]

My belief is that Hillary will benefit the Dems by causing a better turnout among minorities. However, conservatives who are dissatisfied with Bush at present, will turn out in droves and be sure to cast their votes against Hilldebeast. There will be a huge negative turnout among Republican voters.

[TexasCajun]

But, wouldn't that make Hillary a LIAR!

[Coop]

Remember! The black voting bloc is a swing voting bloc.

Class dismissed.

[Freebird Forever]

Replace "trash-talk" Cheney with good old Rudy!

Rudy's failure to win the NY senate race is the reason hillary has a platform from which to launch her future aspirations.

He blew it for the GOP once. Don't let him do it again.

[texastoo]

I agree that if Hillary runs, it will be the 2 for 1 issue. You will get two for the price of one. Bill and Hillary as VP. The press would be jubilant.

However, I am inclined to think that Sam Nunn will be the VP nominee. My reasoning is that a liberal would be on the top of the ticket and a conservative on the bottom. Sam Nunn would break up the solid south by taking Georgia. Nunn would show that the democrat party has not left the blue-dog Democrats.

[The Wizard]

1. who cares

2. If it is the beast we get rid of her 4 yearws early

[carmody]

If Hillary can trounce Bush so easily, why didn't she run for President?

[Coop]

For those who forgot their tin-foil hats this morning and may be succumbing to this "political analysis" (that should probably begin with "Once upon a time..."), here's some data from last year to review:

While 44 percent of Americans express a favorable opinion of Mrs. Clinton, 48 percent view her unfavorably — an unusually high negative rating, and an unusually strong one. More than twice as many people view her "strongly" negatively as strongly positively. And she's no more popular among women than among men.

Mrs. Clinton's popularity largely is limited to Democrats, and is countered, and exceeded in intensity, by her unpopularity among Republicans. Sixty percent of all Republicans, and 71 percent of conservative Republicans, view her strongly unfavorably. By contrast, just 32 percent of all Democrats, and 42 percent of liberal Democrats, view her strongly favorably. (Moreover, conservative Republicans outnumber liberal Democrats by 2-1.)

http://abcnews.go.com/sections/politics/2020/hillary030607_poll.html

And that's the rest of the story.

Beware the crescent moon of July!

[Coop]

However, I am inclined to think that Sam Nunn will be the VP nominee.

You're making way too much sense.

As the bar raises, please exit this thread immediately, and thank you for riding the Beanie Political Grapevine. :-)

[Reader of news]

If it run, the media will talk about it positively in the next months, campaign for her.

[Reader of news]

Sorry, I meant "if she run..."

[Coop]

If it run, the media will talk about it positively in the next months, campaign for her.

You say that as if it would be something different from what the media does now.

[Reader of news]

Yes, they will talking more positively yet.

[Corin Stormhands]

July 6 is the President's birthday.

[Brilliant]

No chance. My money's on Edwards. If it is Hillary, then Kerry is even dumber than I think, and that's pretty dumb.

[Coop]