Should Hil run for Prez in '04? Yes (2008 Is Too Late)

NY Daily ^ | 11/21/02 | FRANK J. DONATELLI

[dirtboy]

Looks like Madame Hillary is orchestrating the initail call by the throne-sniffers to run in 2004.

[goodnesswins]

"A Clinton victory next time can be read only one way - as support for the proactive policies long advocated by the Democratic Party."

BBBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Guillermo]

Will the Media harp about her lack of experience, like they did to Bush??

[maplenut]

Pardon me while I puke.

[Destructor]

If Hillary and AlGore square off for the Dimocratic Party's nomination, I wonder if any skeletons will pop out of their closets?

[dirtboy]

She can run as an unabashed advocate of the policies of the 1990s that created the greatest peacetime economy in U.S. history.

I never realized that looking the other way as corporate fraud created a massive market bubble could be construed as a positive.

[Governor]

"Four years is a lifetime in American politics. Eight years is an eternity. What will people think of Bill Clinton by then? Many voters won't even remember him."
Could be she's waiting for his "ACTIONS" to be forgotten. Look at Jimmy Carter, by then Havanas might notstill be called Clintons.

[InvisibleChurch]

you'll know when she runs when you see her having photo ops outside of churches with a Bible and family in tow

[betty boop]

Hello Tumbleweed_Connection! IMHO, the "opening salvo" of Hill's 2004 presidential run was fired last night on Hardball with Christopher Matthews. She is one scary human being. Did you see it?

[dirtboy]

If Hillary and AlGore square off for the Dimocratic Party's nomination, I wonder if any skeletons will pop out of their closets?

Doesn't matter, the press will pretend it's just a chorus line of dancing girls...

[Freakazoid]

Bring it, Hillary!

[RoughDobermann]

Al Gore? Even without Hillary, he would not have a cakewalk. He may not even run if Clinton does. Democrats are still angry at him for kicking away the peace and prosperity legacy left to him by the other Clinton

BAWHAHAHAHAHA!

[Jzen]

It is going to be Clinton-Gore ticket. THey will denounce bush and say lets get back to the days of prosperity. Take it to the Bank!!

[michaelt]

They want bold colors, not pale pastels.

This guy obviously doesn't remember the Pretty in Pink news conference.

Her stump speech is rich with comparisons between Democratic economic successes in the '90s and the struggling economy of today.

The economy won't be struggling in 2004.

What will people think of Bill Clinton by then? Many voters won't even remember him.

This guy is so delusional that he thinks this would be a drawback.

The Draft Hillary campaign - orchestrated by Hillary - has begun.

[Jzen]

I forgot to add, after Gore becomes president. Gore will mysteriously be eliminated then you'll have President CLinton all over again. Weeeeeeeee.

[Constitutional Patriot]

"With the decisive GOP victory in the midterm elections, Democrats are seeking a standard-bearer for 2004 with a clear message and a proven track record for victory"

A record of what? These people are delusional.

[Mr. Bird]

She could unify the party like no one else.

Maybe, but she repels the other 60% of the country. I don't see how she could possibly carry enough states to win. I daresay even Maryland could go against her...

[cdefreese]

I am curious how the article about Hillary not endorsing Gore in 04 (http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/793214/posts) fits into this formula...