Democrats waver on Hillary for 2008 candidate

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[bluerose1980]

Some Democrats are doubting their vote on U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) as the next U.S. president because ....

[bluerose1980]

tsk tsk tsk..hillary should not allow this..not when election is near..

[gakrak]

HEE HEE, hide the ashtrays. Amen.

[KevinB]

Cross-party appeal

That made me laugh.

[Joe Boucher]

REally. There are 98% of repubs going to vote against Mrs. Clinton and 2%who are brain dead that are going to accidentily hit the wrong lever and vote for her and that 2% is the "crossover".

[DustyMoment]

The curtain is starting to fall on her presidential bid before it ever really goes up. We know she's been running since 2000, but the reality is that more Americans are beginning to see her as the "man behind the curtain".

Simply looking at her "marriage" to Bill is proof that she is not a good manager, only a tyrannical slave keeper. The wheels have come off her and Bill's charade wagon and it is beginning to sink her dream of the WH.

I couldn't be happier!!!

[bluerose1980]

how sad it is for her that ..just so she is married to Bill..people have to also judge her with that..poor thing..

[daybreakcoming]

tsk tsk tsk..hillary should not allow this..not when election is near..

This could be funny if not for all the bodies tossed to the curb on her path. Every dirty deed she has ever done appears to be for naught. Well, yeah it is kinda funny after all.

[TomGuy]

...because of her stance on the war in Iraq and her cross-party appeal

So, who will they vote for? Michael Bloomberg?

They will vote for her, if she is the nominee, just like the Goppies will vote for McCain, if he is the nominee.

Unless something drastic happens, 08 is going to be Hillary vs a Rino, because the liberal Goppies currently seem to control the GOP.

[WestVirginiaRebel]

Instead of Queen of the Universe, it looks like the Hildebeast is going to wind up more like Queen Antoinette...

[ghostrider]

Whatever happens, the candidates will be decided by the Globalist syndicates. Your only choice is which "lever to pull," Globalist crook lever or perverted Globalist crook lever.

[bluerose1980]

A new CNN poll found that 47% of respondents would "definitely not vote for" Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) or Sen. John Kerry (D-MA), 30% were against Rudy Giuliani (R), 34% against Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and 63% against Jeb Bush. But among all the possible presidential runners, Clinton had the highest positive rating with 22%.[http://www.votersdomain.com/article/103/id/6370/]


maybe this can answer your question...

[small voice in the wilderness]

waver? Hell, they dropped her off at the rest stop and sped away. They're laughing right now, thinking she's miles behind...they need to look in their rear-view mirror. She commandeered an 18-wheeler and she's barreling down. Objects ARE closer than they appear. And she's got a Wide Load coming straight for them.

[bluerose1980]

A new CNN poll found that 47% of respondents would "definitely not vote for" Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) or Sen. John Kerry (D-MA), 30% were against Rudy Giuliani (R), 34% against Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and 63% against Jeb Bush. But among all the possible presidential runners, Clinton had the highest positive rating with 22%.[http://www.votersdomain.com/article/103/id/6370/]


maybe this can answer your question...

[USS Alaska]

Why wouldn't you vote for this pig?

It almost explains monica.

[TomGuy]

63% against Jeb Bush

That one is interesting. It is the rank and file saying NO MORE Dynasties.

Of course, there is this remark: Clinton had the highest positive rating with 22%.

The primary debates for both parties are going to be circuses -- each fielding a possible dozen or more wannabes.

My suggestion is put them all it a big bag, tie it tight, shake it up, and leave it. Then go out in real American and find some real people to be candidates.