[CWOJackson]

The pro-Hilliary factions forget several very important elements:

1) She is very polarizing. Hilliary would do more to get out the conservative voters then any actual Republican candidate could. The hatred of her transcends party in-fighting.

2) She and her message is not that popular with swing voters, particularly the men.

3) She is not universally worshipped by Democrats. There are many within her own party who detest her. In effect, she would have the opposite force on traditionally Democrat voters; repressing their turn out.

[Texas Eagle]

3) She is not universally worshipped by Democrats. There are many within her own party who detest her.

Good point. I mean, she can't have them ALL killed.

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

3) She is not universally worshipped by Democrats. There are many within her own party who detest her. In effect, she would have the opposite force on traditionally Democrat voters; repressing their turn out.

Look, I'm not saying you're wrong, but who are these Democrats that detest her? I was surprised when Pat Moynihan endorsed Hillary on his way out the door. He had always shown typical upper crust disdain for the Clintons. Who are the prominent Dems that openly dislike her?

[Howlin]

On Brit's show the other night, they were actually discussing whether the GOP put her behind the Joint Chief of Staff at the SOTU so she would be clearly visible to "remind" people of what we're up against.

If somebody did think of that, I hope they keep it up.