If I wanted a Pro-Arabist puppet of Baker and Scowcroft, I'd have voted for Buchanan!
Or maybe it's achoice between Pro-Arabists in Rice and Hillary...no real choice there but to write in Tom Tancredo.
I'd say wishful thinking since I don't think that will be enough to get her sworn in
Let's all MoveOn.org
It will be awhile before a woman gets voted president. I'm afraid it won't be Condi... on the other hand, it certainly won't be HRC..
OK... this is wierd. At the end of the interview when Jim shook Condi's hand I thought that he might be shaking the hand of the next President of the United States. I swear. That's exactly what I was thinking.
What if a subliminal frame was flashed at that moment kind of like that X over Cheney's face on CNN.
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I totally respect Dr Rice for presidential candidate! She has the international experience we need to maintain trade and commerce.
I don't care what her stand on abortion is, thats not why I vote on a presidential candidate.
Rudy is a yankee carpet bagger that is fine as a governor but NOT for president.
McCain is an ignorant Mc.
Cheney's health is a mess.
The only one left is Rummy. Rice/Rummy 08!
Time for some fresh blood and liberty from these statists.
I don't like any of the names thrown out for 2008. The only two I would support would be Tom Tancredo or Pat Buchannon. Newt Gingrich has always had the most intelligent approach, but he has proved in the past that he succombed to party poltics and "bipartisan BS" like most of the others.
Pat Buchannon has been on target as much as any commentator has been over the last year, and he takes on crucial issues dead on, where most of the others just play finger in the wind politics. Neither candidate, I believe, could win the White House, even if they were to get the GOP nod.
Our dream solution would be to have a younger, charismatic, good-looking, very successful executive rise up out of the business ranks and come in and take the party--and the nation--by storm.
Like a huge number of voters, I am fed up with Washington career, self-cented politicians. The time is ripe for a corporate icon to come out of the corporate world and turn the voters on. The opening is there; the voters hunger for an outsider with leadership and management ability. A no BS demanding take charge leader is what we need, and you will never find that from any politician.
Unless there is a complete commitment to the life issue, Sec. Rice will never get through the primaries.
I love Condi. Maybe as VP.
I am worried about people who have not held high office running. America alsmost always elects Governors and ex-Governors President. Thats been the trend for along time now.
I think Condi would be better to start off as VP, but Dick Morris certainly thinks she is it.
Rudi/Rice?
Romney/Rice?
Rudi/George Allen?
McCain/Romney?
Too soon to tell....
For what it's worth, my guts tell me that it's not gonna happen. I can't see Condi being president.
I don't see her making it through the primaries.
better buy ashtray futures
Not even with Jebus as VP.
I would prefer not having the Female version of Colin Powell in the White House.
If I wanted a Pro-Arabist puppet of Baker and Scowcroft, I'd have voted for Buchanan!
Or maybe it's achoice between Pro-Arabists in Rice and Hillary...no real choice there but to write in Tom Tancredo.
No thanks. She is too coddling of Islam, just like the president. I heard today the item about the soldiers burning the terrorists' bodies in Afghanistan and a couple of them being reprimanded for "taunting" the terrorists who were watching. Excuse me? They threw a couple of remarks the way of the enemy? How about lobbing a couple of grenades their way -- or getting out the flame-thrower? Taunting, my eye. That is a huge source of dissatisfaction with this Administration, not at all what the left thinks, that the majority of Americans agree with them. We disapprove of how Bush has handled the war because we think he has not been tough enough. Kick some ass, damn it!