Harvard Students Predict Hagel Presidency In 2008

AP via Yankton Press and Dakotan ^ | 1/11/05 | anonymous

[tellw]

Well if it's from Harvard it has to be correct

[Huck]

He'd never win the primary. No chance at all.

[Huck]

His reputation as a maverick liberal.

[facedown]

Waaaaayyyy too much dope.

[Republican Red]

Oh no!!!!

I like Evan Bayh much more than Hagel. I think Bayh would win my vote over that traitor Hagel. In fact, I think Bayh is more Republican than Hagel (LOL)

I doubt Hagel would make it out of the republican primary though.

[oldbill]

Heck - if that's the case I'll vote for a real Dem.

[1rudeboy]

Any word on why the MSM loves this guy, and why so early? My bias-alert meter is pegged.

[inkling]

Hagel will be pulling Kucinich-like numbers in the primaries. Once again Harvard shows how out-of-touch it is.

[snarks_when_bored]

I shouldn't read FR headlines when I'm drinking orange juice.

[peyton randolph]

Hagel is not a team player. W's administration will make sure he doesn't get out of the starting gate.

[Republican Red]

Any word on why the MSM loves this guy

Why else, he bashes the President on a daily basis.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

For the same reason they like McCain. He's a saddle burr.

[The Teen Conservative]

Harvard people should get credit for this. They are wise and logically, and this is obviously a flawless prediction.









Not.

[JohnnyZ]

It's a realistic scenario if we aren't effective in getting the warnings out about the Senator from France. I do think Hagel's in-person demeanor can be a little Kerry-ish, as opposed to the McCain straight talk smilin' stuff that people liked. Hagel's better at pandering to his masters in the MSM than he is at speaking to real people, at least that's my impression from afar.

Any analysis that doesn't mention George Allen ain't worth lookin at tho.

[tellw]

Assuming Mitt Romney runs for President, I don't see how he loses to Hagel in the New Hampshire Primary. If Jeb Bush and Giuliani are running as well, Hagel is lucky to finish in 3rd.

[vbmoneyspender]

I'm guessing they mean that the Senator who represents France will become the President of France.

[1rudeboy]

How transparent. How pathetic.

[1LongTimeLurker]

Did they forget about George Allen?

I'd put money on Allen vs. Bayh in 2008, Bayh's problem is that he's a great general election candidate, but he's not liberal enough to get nominated. Allen is the perfect all around candidate and will IMHO win in 2008.

[gimmebackmyconstitution]

Just be thankful it wasn't milk!

[Alas Babylon!]

He's anti-Bush, and anti-conservative. The same as his mentor, McCain. And you know what the media thinks of McCain.