GOP to Launch 'Stop Hillary' Web site

NewsMax ^ | 02/08/05 | Carl Limbacher

[BushisTheMan]

Me either...probably because they are just announced.

However, in searching I ran across several fun sites:

http://www.stophillarynow.net/

and this...
Hillary Wants $20.04 to Combat 'StopHillary' PAC

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton says she has no intention of running for president in 2004.

So it must be a coincidence that her fund-raising operation is soliciting contributions in the amount of $20.04 in response to former Congressman John Leboutillier's new "Stop Hillary" political action committee.

In late December, LeBoutillier, who also writes a column for NewsMax.com, announced his StopHillaryPAC on Fox News Channel's "Hannity & Colmes," asking those concerned that Sen. Clinton might jump into the presidential race this year to donate $25 to his information campaign.

"I don’t think the Republicans have ever taken her seriously and are not taking her seriously in 2004," he told the New York Sun. "They’re ignoring her as a candidate."

On his Web site StopHillaryPAC.com, the conservative ex-congressman vows, "We are not going to let it happen again!" – a reference to the prospect of another eight years of Bill and Hillary in the White House.

[Sarastro]

Why? Let her run. She will be easy to beat.

That's what we thought in New York. But she managed to get all the way through her campaign without taking any positions. She just went on a "listening tour" of the state and heard from handpicked lefties. The press gave her a 100% free pass. And now she's the Senator who seems, in the cutaway shots, the most interested of all Senators in what the President has to say during his State of the Union addresses.

[Tigerjam]

That is in a very liberal leaning state. The nation is about 50/50. I think many democrats would switch over to vote for a republican if there is a good alternative in their eyes. IMHO, I don't think she'll be as hard to beat as everybody thinks. However, I don't think she'll get past the primaries either as long as there is a quality candidate to run against her from the dem camp.

[Michael.SF.]

Thanks.

It seems that those comments would have been more widely reported in some circles. Of course, maybe I just missed them, that happens. But when it comes to Hillary, I am usually up to speed. The woman is dangerous, no doubt.

I still stick with my prediction though: She will not run for the Senate in 2006 (qualifier: if the Republicans have any viable candidate). Instead she will focus on the presidency and give a wide range of excuses for doing so, such as: 'I have accomplished as Senator all that I wanted to.... "I feel the people need a full commitment from their Senator".... "the people are asking me to Run for the presidency" ... blah blah and blah).

[CATravelAgent]

Heard of available bumper stickers: "Run, Hillary, Run"

Democrats put them on the rear bumper; Republicans put them on the front bumper.

[Joe Boucher]

This Rino ain't got a chance.

[BushisTheMan]

I'm leaning towards George Allen myself.

[Ludicrous]

Count on me as a Registered Democrat New York voter to vote against her in the primary.

[Las Vegas Dave]

Be very afraid....(PINGS)

[bmwcyle]

It won't be the same a the swift boat group. Too many are dead to lead the fight.

[BushisTheMan]

But if you count all the women Bubba has molested, raped, or sexually harrassed, it might be about the same number.