[NeoCaveman]

Sixty is not too old, unless you figure the GOP won't win again for 20 years.

[cripplecreek]

She could serve for 30 years or more.

[Always Right]

Sixty is not too old, unless you figure the GOP won't win again for 20 years.

They are working on that.

[thoughtomator]

If they keep spending and enacting socialist policies, while barely concealing obvious (if not Democrat-level) corruption, it might not be so far-fetched a scenario.

[Plutarch]

Sixty is not too old, unless you figure the GOP won't win again for 20 years.

We optimists at FR think the Democrats are a laughable moonbat-ridden finished force, and will not soon be electing any Presidents. Think again.

At Tradesports , a Democrat President winning in 2008 is trading at roughly 50%. Should a Democrat win, a Second Term is more likely than not. Should a Republican win in 2008, keeping the streak alive in 2012 would be increasingly difficult. Thus as it stands now, the odds are quite likely that a Democrat would be President for her retirement prone ages 64-72.

President Bush needs to lock in several decades of quality conservative originalist quality with this pick, not 10-15 years of mediocrity. Withdraw NOW!