Hillary Boosters Tied to Woman President Poll

Newsmax ^ | Feb. 24, 2005 12:21 p.m. EST

[John Lenin]

Another manufactured poll touting Hillary as the queen.

[Blue Screen of Death]

From the headline I thought this was going to be about lesbian bondage and Bill Clinton.

[Red Badger]

.....as a commonsense liberal.

At least they recognize the fact that they don't have any now......

[sarasota]

Siena College? Should I have heard of it?

[Sax]

This should be encouraged - The surest way to a Republican victory in '08 is for the Dems to run Hillary. (But I really don't think we'll be that lucky.)

[G.Mason]

The upside would be the election of, say, a Hillary Clintoon / Maxine Waters slate.

We'd have a 2nd "Civil" (?) War in a few weeks, instead of waiting and wondering when it will come, as we are doing presently.

[WinOne4TheGipper]

commonsense liberal."

What an oxymoron.

[Aetius]

This is just the beginning. Just wait, you'll see the terms 'moderate' and 'centrist' applied more to Hillary over the next 4 yrs by the mainstream media than they to all other people throughout the history of this nation, combined.

[OldFriend]

Consider every poll manufactured by those paying the bill.

Rather than respondind to the numbers we should be questioning the results and considering them no reliable.

That ought to send a message.

[Soul Seeker]

Will conservatives stop hyperventilating now?

It's one thing to respect the abilities of an opponent. Quite another to make them into a mythical god we are powerless to defeat. The Fear and the hysteria over this woman is comparable only to the fear and hysteria over Karl Rove with one difference. Karl Rove has a better track record.

[John Lenin]

Change the word poll to pole and it's a whole new meaning .

[Quilla]

FOFL!!! The imagery....

[rollo tomasi]

The HRC presidential crusade will rival Goebbels as the biggest propaganda exercise in the history of mankind (So far).

[Bob J]

"Laura Liswood, founder and Secretary-General of the Council of World Women Leaders, who helped form the White House Project in 1997. The group vowed to elect a woman woman democrat president within the next two elections.

[Antonello]

The Siena survey found that 81 percent of voters say they're ready to vote for a female president, with 63 percent saying the country is ready for a woman in the Oval Office.

I wouldn't mind in the least if '08 produced our first woman president.
President Rice has a nice ring to it, no?

[tumblindice]

Labour back-benchers?!

[John Lenin]

Romney/Rice 2008

[TheForceOfOne]

I put little weight in polls, most or all are biased in one direction or another. I would believe Hillary was popular in NY but in the red states? probably not, common sense tells me that without any polls at all.

[John Lenin]

Poll her in Alabama.

[nomad5132005]

"Will conservatives stop hyperventilating"

Excellent point. But I enjoy Hillary. She is cute, witty, intelligent, and of course the Devil Incarnate.

Whereas Bill is the male version of Cyndie Laupers "Interns Just Want to Have Fun' Hilliary is a multifaceted ambitious stop at nothing no lies spared watch your back evil goddess.

She has only one fault of course: Whereas Bill came pretty much out of nowhere (if we can say this) Hillary is better known and will take a bit more brainwashing to sell.