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without a doubt. she has the entire weight of the US mainstream media behind her, she will never answer a question that has not been pre-screened and staged in advance (and she can get away with it), she is a celebrity, she starts with a solid 43% of the vote, the Dems will commit any act of voter fraud necessary to get her elected, and the pubbies are doing nothing to groom a candidate for 2008.

freepers who say she has no chance of being elected are fooling themselves.

without a doubt. she has the entire weight of the US mainstream media behind her, she will never answer a question that has not been pre-screened and staged in advance (and she can get away with it), she is a celebrity, she starts with a solid 43% of the vote, the Dems will commit any act of voter fraud necessary to get her elected, and the pubbies are doing nothing to groom a candidate for 2008.

She has the graveyard vote sewn up. This is scary. We do need to start finding viable candidates to run against her. I wish something would come up that would stick to Hillary like glue. It would have to be really bad, since she's gotten away with everything else...

Jeb Bush....with Carrier landing will announce for 2008..
Bye Hillary..Jake

I could not agree with you more, oceanview.

In 1988, I watched Bill Clinton make that horrific speech at the Dem convention and later wondered many times how ANYONE could vote for this man. It happened.

Being harsh here: If Freepers don't get off their a**es and keyboards, and help Republican candidates NOW, they will have no one to blame but themselves. Because we see Hillary for what she is.

The biggest disappointment that I have with this site is that many of my fellow Freepers are quick to offer something here, but very slow to actually do something that gets votes or wins elections.

Whether the ultra-right wing here agrees or not, a Republican is always going to be MORE likely to vote with the issues that we hold dear. Never is a Democrat more likely to vote with us.

The second FR disappointment is that much time is spent talking about what President Bush is doing that he could be doing BETTER or more conservative-ly. Or bashing the Republicans that we do have (Sen. Dole, etc.).

We must WIN a solid majority, then we can discuss how far right or more right the Republican Party should go.

And before anyone asks, I already do my part, and more. There's much work to be done. </soapbox>

About 2008, what do you think of Senator Frist?

I think Jeb is making a move - have you noticed how much media attention is being directed to him?