[mainepatsfan]

The problem she may face is the angry Michael Moore crowd who may vote Green or stay home in large numbers come election day if she moves to far to the right in their minds.

[jpsb]

it is a risk, but she is better off without the crazy left if she can pick up conservative/moderate support. Much better off. In this last election conservatives/moderates really had no choice but to vote for the very liberal Bush, since Kerry was far worst, but that will not be the case in 2008 when the democrats try to retake the middle by moving hard right. Too soon to tell if the Rats move to the right will work, but it might and it's something the democracts must do if they ever want to govern the country again.

I figured a conservative thrid party would arise to claim the right as the GOP rifts left, but the Rats moving right is a very smart move. It will be fun to watch.

[nj26]

"The problem she may face is the angry Michael Moore crowd who may vote Green or stay home in large numbers come election day if she moves to far to the right in their minds."

Michael Moore will use his roots in Flint, MI, to discuss the horrors of outsourcing, and how the business elite wants illegal immigrants for slave labor.

He will be on the Hillary bandwagon if he thinks she can win. He's a tireless self-promotor, and he'll hitch onto any wagon that benefits himself.

"Hillary Clinton... for a Stronger, Middle Class America"

We absolutely NEED to nominate an anti-amnesty candidate in 2008, or this witch will trample right over us.