[wagglebee]

Here she was this Chicago woman that went to school at Yale and met this horn dog from Arkansas, and she could have had a brilliant career on her own. You know, she was the leading feminist light. She made it plain as day she was a feminist, in every possible way. You could tell by looking. And she was going to go to all kinds of great heights. And then, and then she met and fell in love with a horn dog and gave it all up, gave it all up to move to the swamps of Arkansas, and had to lower herself to work in some place called the Rose Law Firm, so beneath her talents, so beneath her potential. Look at the years she sacrificed, and look at what she put the up with, Gennifer Flowers and who knows who else. And she stood behind him, and she was the reason he became elected president, and now it's her turn to be rewarded. That's been the whole thing that's propelled her. That's it.

Rush nailed Hitlery on this!

[wagglebee]

Rush Limbaugh ping!

[Ma3lst0rm]

What is there to be scared of? What I am scared of is Republicans afraid of a fight.

[Theodore R.]

Rush is of course right on this, but the problem is this: will the American people be right on this? And the answer to that question is far from certain, despite what Rush maintains. Many millions of American literally idolize both Clintons and would follow them off a sudden cliff to their deaths.

[pissant]

Hillary won't get the dem nomination. Unfortunately, Guiliani will be the next Prez. Better than any democrat, but not my cup o tea.

[small voice in the wilderness]

I think she would off bill if she thought it would garner any sympathy votes. Of course that would make her the first Black Widow President. I'm not sure she could overcome this hurdle..

[Darkwolf377]

Rush is dead-on about Hillary as "feminist"--she got where she is because of who she married, that's a fact.

But more importantly, recall this:

HILLARY: I am sick and tired of people who say that if you debate and you disagree with this administration somehow you're not patriotic, and we should stand up and say, "We are Americans, and we have a right to debate and disagree with any administration!"

I'm sorry, but the simple truth is that all the Republican party has to do is run that clip, without editing or comment.

Only a very few balding ponytailed girlymen could stand to have THAT shrieking at them for 4-8 years, or would trust THAT to defend their families against terrorism.

The Dems, if they take back the House, may very well try to impeach Bush, but in the end, he's seen by friend and foe as someone who did TOO MUCH to fight terror. Against those who want restraint in the fight against terror, that's a powerful weapon.

[arasina]

And then, and then she met and fell in love with a horn dog and gave it all up..."

Except I don't believe she 'fell in love' with that horn dog; she saw power potential. She didn't really give it all up, either, but took a different route. A single feminist wasn't going to make it anywhere politically back then unless she was just going to be a sideshow like Joan Baez or Jane Fonda. The way to attain power and recognition was by attaching herself to the fat boy from Arkansas who had once met the iconic Democrat president, JFK.

[MikefromOhio]

That's what I have been saying for nearly 18 months now. Hillary isn't the threat people want to protray her to be.

She is probably the ONE candidate that would mobilize the right and awaken the sleeping giant that is Conservative America......

[lesser_satan]

CNN/Gallup Shock Poll: Only 16% Firm on Hillary for President

[lstanle]

Remember this thread from a few days ago. The new poll results make the author look like a goofus.

It's Hillary presidency, Bush told

Insight ^ | 17 January 2006 Posted on 01/16/2006 4:38:45 PM PST by Aussie Dasher

President Bush's advisers are resigned to the Democratic capture of the White House in 2008, according to senior Republican sources close to the White House. GOP sources said White House strategists have attempted to persuade Mr. Bush that Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, New York Democrat and her party’s current front-runner to be the next presidential nominee, cannot be defeated in 2008. Bush strategists said the president should instead focus on seeking to retain the Republican majority in both houses of Congress in 2006 and 2008.

[TChad]

We should hope that Hillary wins the nomination, because she has no chance of winning the presidency. Bill and Hillary are better at mobilizing the Republican opposition than anyone, including Republicans.

My guess is that it will be George Allen vs. Mark Warner.

[HoustonCurmudgeon]

Well up to this point Rush has been 100% wrong on what the Wicked Bitch of the East can and will do.

[manwiththehands]

Uh, don't count Hitlery out. But I'm not afraid of her winning or not.

Her husband was elected ... twice. Of course we ran two very weak candidates against him but who in the Republican party stands out besides Dr. Condi Rice?

It may not be a bad thing if Hiltery manages to get elected, as long as Republicans maintain majorities in both houses.

More of the Republican agenda was accomplished when Bubba Clinton was president than it is now.

[kaki]

Are we the only people who think that Fred Thompson with Condi Rice as VP could not BEAT ANY DEM??

[RightWhale]

Unfortunately, the strongest R candidate appears to be McCain. Better than Hillary. Dealing with post-war Iran will be important and maybe McCain can do that, but aside from that he is a reformer as much as most Ds.

[Thunder90]

Hillary is also ticking off the left wing of the Dimocratic party. She has no chance if she can't get them aboard.

[Lucky2]

I heard this today and for once Rush is wrong. We need to fear mrs. bj clinton until she takes her last breath! They're both pure evil and there are enough idiots in this country who'd vote for either one of them.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

I disagree. I think she can win because she will probably cheat. Or at least play very dirty. And the leftist media will be hammering the Republican candidate with all sorts of made up stuff -- they will create forgeries if they must. STUPID! -- will be their first charge of many. Pick pick pick. In the meantime they will roll out the red carpet for their pet Hillary. And do not forget CFR.

Gore and Kerry went before her, and they came way too close for comfort. There is NOTHING special about them.

[joesbucks]

Of course this was the same Rush who six years ago said that the former first lady would never go through with a campaign to be Senator from NY. Let's see. Who's the junior senator from New York? Oh yeah, the one he said would never run or could never be elected.

[oldbrowser]

RUSH: No, the point is everyone knows who Mrs. Clinton is.

Hillary reminds me of someone who is famous for being famous.

Everyone is overlooking one very important point: SHE'S NOT QUALIFIED.

What administrative experience has she ever had ? She was a partner in a smallish law firm ?

Hillary never ran a government agency or major corporation or any large organization.

Being one of the partners or one of the senators is like being one of the indians and is very different from being the chief.