[Texas Eagle]

No matter which way you slice it, it's a nightmare without end. The only way out is not to sleep in the first place. Wake up, America.

Hasn't anyone told this guy that we WANT Hillary Rodham to win the RAT nomination?

Or is he speaking of Hillary's nomination as being a nightmare for the RAT party?

[Schnucki]

Hasn't anyone told this guy that we WANT Hillary Rodham to win the RAT nomination?

Just like everybody wanted her to run for Senator.

If she runs in 2008, there's a very good chance she'll win. Why even offer the chance when our country's well-being is at stake?

Conservatives and libertarians keep making the same mistake again and again: they rely on facts, common sense and assume the resulting sense of shame or outrage will thwart the democrats. Fat chance.

We've seen for years that democrats have no sense of decency and no sense of what is right or appropriate. We've seen their continual lack of respect our the country, it's people and the rule of law. But we still invite their worst members to run for office so we can somehow "make fools" of them and then we all stand amazed as we watch these moral cretins get elected.

No thanks.

[kdmhcdcfld]

Why would we want Hillary to run AT ALL?

I believe things like this (especially another Clinton presidency) should NEVER be left to chance.

The possibility of her running for the White House should not be allowed to come to fruition, whether in 2004 or 2008 (or even 2012).

Granted, she is a polarizing figure and her candidacy would probably do plenty to get out the Republican vote, but, again, my feeling is that this should not be allowed to happen.

[webstersII]

Hasn't anyone told this guy that we WANT Hillary Rodham to win the RAT nomination?

That's what most people said when her husband won the nomination -- "the American people won't vote for a draft-dodging dope smoker for president." And we all know what happened. Never underestimate these people; she could win the presidency.