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more worried about her sneaking in via the Vice-Presidential route.

I think we've reached the tipping point on Hitlery. The leftist media and the MSM are both talking about her dismal chances. The weight is shifting to Gore.

There's no love lost between Gore and the Clintons. How could there be? We're talking about 8 years of living in their shadow?

If there's any truth to the rumor that Gore has become extremely wealthy from Google options (he was hired on as a consultant there in 2001), and that he could mount a campaign from his own pocket, then it's all over for Hill. She doesn't have the heart or the wallet of the Democrat Party. She's toast.

Even worse for her, Mark Warner is a much more telegenic, palatable, and charismatic VP candidate than she could ever be, and he's even wealthier than Gore is rumored to have become (Warner founded the extremely profitable Columbia Capital high tech VC firm in Alexandria VA).

So you enbd up with two viable candidates (not good, viable), with no love for or need of the Clintons, with wads of their own cash to throw at a late-term nomination run, and no desperate need for the Rat/Clinton/Ickes money machine.

IMHO it's already midnight for Hitelry.

'HILLARY'S BIGGEST PROBLEM... SHE'S OLD NEWS'

"I think the reason somebody like Mark Warner is doing better, I think the reason they picked Tim Kaine, for example, to give the response to the State of the Union is because hillary's biggest problem isn't the scandals, it isn't her being a polarizing figure, which she is. I think it's that she's old news. I think the Democrats are looking for somebody new. They're looking for a new face. And that's what they think they need."
young, unidentified reporter on The Chris Matthews Show
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