[speed_addiction]

The media can try as they might, but Kerry lost because he was not likeable at all. People were not drawn to him in anyway and people were just voting against Bush, nothing else. John Kerry did not inspire the, tough word but truth is truth, hatred that Hillary does. Hillary was popular because she was with Bill. No other reason, No one liked Hillary because she was Hillary except the media.

There is not one red state that will flip for Hillary. The day she gets the Democratic nod is the day the Republicans win the South and Southwest (except California) and they won't have to spend a dime.

If you think the Swiftboat Vets let Kerry have it, wait until you see what is waiting in the wings for Hillary.


What We Are About To Do Here Is What The Good Lord Would Call A Cleansing of the Wicked. I Call It A Good Old Fashioned Texas Ass Kicking.

[Giant Conservative]

And a Hillary candidacy would mean a record number of MEN voting for ANY ONE ELSE.

[Jim Noble]

If you think the Swiftboat Vets let Kerry have it, wait until you see what is waiting in the wings for Hillary

Hillary's candidacy is hard to evaluate because she's only run for office once, and her one campaign had only one sentinel event.

Rick Lazio lost the election the night he crossed the stage at their debate to hand Hillary a piece of paper.

This was a simple, and usually effective, piece of debate theater.

For Lazio, it was a catastrophe. Hillary felt "threatened". Hillary's friends in the press ran articles on "controlling" men, on batterers, on domestic violence.

On election day, Hillary ran a million votes behind Al Gore in New York City and Buffalo - this is not a normal situation for a normal NY RAT senator.

She was elected by the votes of Upstate "conservative" women - women who normally vote right, but who could not resist projecting all of their little slights and injuries onto pooor Hillary, who was"'violated" on debate night by Rick Lazio and his little piece of paper.

The point is, what worked brilliantly against Kerry will elect Hillary

The right campaign strategy to beat her has not been discovered yet, because she is far from a normal candidate - and her second race is for all the marbles, leaving no margin for error by her opponent, who will be playing a game without rules.