Hillary Is Running

www.newsmax.com ^ | 29 Jan 2003 | newsmax staff

[defeat_the_dem_igods]

Pioneer Clinton whistleblower Larry Nichols has some advice for anyone who heard Hillary Clinton's announcement on Friday that she's so committed to serving out her term as New York's Senator that she'd turn down a presidential draft.

Don't believe it for a minute, says the old Arkansas hand, who helped get Bill Clinton elected and reelected to five terms as governor and was rewarded with a high-level appointment to the Arkansas Development and Finance Authority for his trouble.

"She's waiting, biding her time, and then she's going to be drafted into the race," Nichol's told NewsMax on Tuesday.

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[widowithfoursons]

Ciecero, she plans to run in '04. She believes that the "Daley" machine will be in place, and enough voter fraud will get her in. Also, her criminal activities may start to have legs if she waits too long. Not to mention those FBI files could become useless due to attrition, retirement, etc. of blackmailees. She must have had a cow when Lott stepped down.

[Pagey]

Hillary Is Running

Hmmm, with the size of her calves and ankles this seems a rather extreme impossibility.The fact of the matter is she's never physically run anywhere in her life.Her 'Socialist Sycophants' always have to wait for her to arrive.

[Flashman_at_the_charge]

I think she probably will run in 2004 and one of the items on her platform will be bailing out the overspending States.

[MHGinTN]

Hillary is festering ...

[69ConvertibleFirebird]

Look for Lieberman/Clinton in 2004.

That angry b_tch could never be under a man. I don't think she'd run unless she was on top.

[69ConvertibleFirebird]

Hillary can see that the economy is a disaster, factory closings, tens of millions of unemployed, surpluses changed to massive federal deficits, the stock markets way down, lots of threats of war and terrorism, etc.

If things dont change for the better soon, ANY!! democrat will win in 2004.

Well, especially with people like you making up things about the economy.

Assuming 150 million people are of working potential (kids and the retired don't count) 6 percent unemployment equals 9 million. Tens of millions is WAY out of line. 9 million is probably high. How big are you saying "tens of millions" is? 30 million, 40 million, 80 million? Is unemployment REALLY 50%?!?!

The stock market crashed before Bush. Yes, people will try to blame Bush and statements like yours do a good job of helping them think that way.

Geeze, we've got a bunch of whiners on FR...

[tangerine]

Well, I guess being on the Defense Committee now should pump up her contributions in that sector. (The lowest, of course, with the most to gain.)

[al_c]

I don't think she'd run unless she was on top.

I did NOT need that mental image! YUK!!

;o)

[waterstraat]

Not only is unemployment under-reported, but there are also millions of additional people who are "under-employed", who are now working at a much lower level lower paid job after being layed off, after their factory closed, after they were replaced by indians or mexicans, or because they cannot find anything, whether a recent college grad, or an experienced professional computer or engineer.

I dont need to make up how bad things are now, how much the markets have tanked, how many cant find good jobs, how many factories have closed, or how much worse the economy is now.

Bush will be blamed, regardless of when it started. Bush can be blamed for the loss of american jobs, he has not addressed the legal and the illegal immigration problem at all, he has not proposed anything to get business to re-open or build new factories, or to get businesses to employ american computer people instead of foreigners.

[dano1]

Dear Mrs. Clinton,

Thank-you for your interest in the job of President of the United States. However we regret to inform you that the majority of the American people are not ready for four more years of Clinton scandals in the White House. Please understand that there were very many highly qualified applicants for this position, and that this letter is in no way meant as a reflection on your personal abilities. However after Travelgate, the FBI Files incident, and the questions surrounding the Vince Foster investigation, and the other numerous scandals attendent to your previous occupancy of the White House, the voters simply felt that this position required a person of greater integrity. We wish you the best of luck on your future endeavors.

Sincerely,

The Electorate

[69ConvertibleFirebird]

I should have posted a "Do Not Read Before Dinner" disclaimer. Barf...

[Bullish]

It would be great fun to see her suffer a humiliating loss.

[Bullish]

Hillary is running? Monistat 7 should cure that.

Oh Gawd! I was eating a sandwich when I read this.

I almost hurled.

[vollmond]

She's too smart to run for Senator from New York again, so she can't wait until 2008 to run. Being a Senator is the only thing she's got. It's 2004 for her, probably as VP candidate.

[69ConvertibleFirebird]

Here are the numbers for you, in case you wanted them. Sorry the look so good:

The Labor Department said the number of workers drawing unemployment benefits for more than a week fell to 3.289 million from 3.345 million during the latest week for which that information is available.