[samanella]

Bring 'er on!

[Behind Liberal Lines]

Personally, I think a 65 year old Hildebeast has the best chance of winning. At that age her already matronly looks might be grandmotherly as opposed to what they are now.

[mystery-ak]

Huh!...she has said several times that she wasn't running in 04....oh, nevermind, rats always lie.

[Republic]

I will devote every spare moment I have to defeating her-even if it means giving up long evenings on FR.

[montag813]

Or what Hillary will look like.

ROTFL!

[warchild9]

This is a good time for her to run. W has already been crowned by the system, and she'll be humiliated at the polls. We'll never have to look at another Clinton! Oh, the joy!

[bicycle thug]

If she runs and gets the nomination, that party should be renamed, "the Dumbeddownocratic Party."

[Lucky2]

I worry that the beast could win. We Freepers have lots of work to do the defeat the evil one!

[Mo1]

It is a decision that has to be made earlier rather than later because of November and December filing deadlines for the early primary elections that will almost certainly (and very quickly) identify the 2004 Democratic nominee.

If she runs .. and I think she will ... she won't announce it till the last moment ..

So don't expect an answer til November from her

[Cicero]

The other consideration is whether she can continue to own the Democrat party for six more years without a husband in the White House. Six years is a long time in politics.

At some point I think the economy will tank, worse than the Great Depression, because of the huge bubble the Fed has built, but I'm not sure if it will happen now or later. Hillary can only guess when it might happen, or how the job market will look next year.

[Diogenesis]

Partners in terror.

[mo4bush]

Oh my, how would you like to see the Hildebeast in the primaries against Dean? Dean reminds me of a pit bull and PIAPS reminds me of the aforementioneds' mother!!!!!!!

[1smallVoice]

No mention made of the Giuliani factor. If he runs for her senate seat in 2006 she will be cooked. Does she pass up 2004 and hope he does not run against her? I think he has a score to settle.

If the demoncraps win (not likely) or lose big (more likely) the 2008 contest will not not be as inviting. I think they will lose big and bury the demoncrap's unless Hillary get in instead of Dean.

I have always thought she would run in 2004 but the way I will know it is when she divorces Bill. He has too much baggage and sympathy will help her. Who would use Bill against her in a campaign if she is newly divorced?

[MinuteGal]

Oh, goody if she runs.

I want to see President Bush "violate her space" in a debate like she claimed Lazio did.

(P.S....what man would ever want to violate her in any other way?)

Leni

[Gatún(CraigIsaMangoTreeLawyer)]

The Clinton’s did not foresee Dean’s popularity among the Dim voters. If Dean should win the nomination, the Clintons and their crooked friends are cooked. Dean will grab the party away from them. This means there will be no 2008 or 2012 for the witch, so she has to make her move now.

[lilylangtree]

She won't run. She knows her best try is 2008.

[pawdoggie]

Someday I'll learn to check for the source of the article before I start taking it seriously. In this case I wouldn't have gotten my hopes up so high.

[mabelkitty]

She already decided - she said she would serve out her Senate seat.

/sarcasm

[smiley]

Figures...the closer Dean gets...the more her Highness steps into the limelight

[Republican Red]

Won't the new Jennifer Flowers lawsuit against Carville, Stephanopoulos and Hillary get in her way of running a Presidential campaign in 2004?

The lawsuit's claims include defamation, false light and conspiracy.

Good Platform!

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