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Hillary '08?
This has been speculated on for quite some time now. It was first put off as a right wing paranoia, but the idea is getting popular with others outside of the scope of right wing nuts. Personally, I think that Hillary is so thoroughly hated by her political opposition, that her run at the presidency would virtually guarantee a win for whoever she runs against. Also, if she won, she would be the most polarizing and ineffective president in recent American history.
For those who are thinking Bush has that award, I disagree. He is certainly polarizing, but he is anything but ineffective. How can he be ineffective when he owns congress and the supreme court? |
I don't know ... i think Bill did a good job and she could probably do a better job then Bush with the help of billy boy
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And she'd get the woman vote (not that VOTE means anything anymore ...)
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in all seriousness if they run her in 08 they automatically lose. but right now their party is in some shape. there has been talk of running kerry again. but that is a doubtful. which leaves the dems in an akward position. if they do run hillary i don't think she will be expected to win, it's kind of be like a stalling tactic to give them 4 more years to get the party back together.
i'm also curious as to who the republicans will run? a mcain/juliani ticket would be a tough thing to run against. but who knows. |
I think it's about time for a female President of the United States.
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Oh shit, that means armagadeon is coming! :winkwink: |
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but whoever the republicans run, their options look good as of now. the dems are gonna have to change some of their platforms, restructure their party a little bit, and find some charisma along the way. |
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Maybe 2024 for Arnold. |
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The democrats need to become less whiny and unify if they want to regain lost ground. I don't like democrats, but I dislike republicans just as much. If we're going to have these 2 loser parties in power, then let's keep the branches of government split between them so that no one has all the power, as is the case now. |
it's a vague prediction.
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Why not Al Gore?
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Barack Obama = First Black President.
With either, Howard Dean, John Edwards, or possibly some other guy we have never heard of yet. Hillary will be a no go, she cannot win. I also think it would be a horrific idea to even add her as a VP candidate. She will not pull in the women vote because most women hate her guts. I do however happen to think she would be a great President, but I do not see her being able to win. Barack Obama will take this country by storm if he runs and no Republican will have a chance in hell to even come close. |
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Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008 Hillary 2008
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very interesting
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What's the fucking point of America wasting all the time and money on elections anymore? Privately owned, paperless electronic voting machines, riiiiight, that's real democracy at work. Just stop the charade and call yourselves a kleptocracy already, stop kidding yourselves.
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The article also showed that around 30% of women just don't vote for a woman candidate simply because she is a woman. I don't know why that is. so to give hillary the woman vote by default I think is wrong. as for hillary running, let's give bush a little time first. If bush does really well and is popular and has a high approval rating ( and the repubs can come up with a strong candidate ) they will be very hard to beat and the dems might put up another Dukakis kind of guy that is just out there to get his ass kicked. If bush does badly and his approval ratings are not good then there is an opening. But for the dems to win they will need someone who has a clear vision, is likeable to the voters, is willing to stand up for themselves, is from the south, and represents a clear change. history has shown that after 8 years of one party, people typically want a change. We had 12 years of repubs with regan and bush 1 then 8 years of dems with clinton. Clinton was popluar and had good approval ratings when he left the white house but that wasn't enough to get gore elected ( there are many reasons gore lost though ) SoI think it really hinges on how well bush does. A great job by bush could help them win another term. If he does okay, or badly, it will be hard for them to win again unless the dems put out someone really bad. |
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You know, maybe Bush will win the war in Iraq, get the troops out, not start any more unnecessary wars using lies to justify them. At the same time maybe he'll cut the deficit in half, create 2 million jobs, and fix Social Security. Bookmark this thread, in 4 years tell me how many of the above came true. What will he do? Chances are he'll help ignite a civil war in Iraq, guarantee constant attacks on US soldiers by keeping bases there, lie us in to wars with Iran and Venezuela, among others, increase the deficit by 200%, lose another million jobs, and privatize social security, fucking over the poor WWII veterans who were promised it. Oh, but he'll divide the country's idiots over religion and hate, bashing gays and criminalizing abortions. They'll definitely find at least 1-2 more of these blinder issues to stir up the sheep. |
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You people who believe that it's going to be Mccain, Giuliani, or Arnold running as President in 2008 are crazy. I can tell you right now, unless George is impeached or arrested, Jeb Bush will be running for President in 2008. If you think otherwise you really don't understand the Republican party, and who they're dominated by. McAain is (barely) hanging on so he can pick up the pieces of the party if the Bush's go down hard. They own Giuliani, I don't know if he's kissing ass for a spot as VP on the ticket or if they just have pictures of him sucking cock, but either way he's not going to be running for President. 6 of the past 7 US presidential tickets have contained a Bush, the only time in the past 25 years it hasn't was when they knew they couldn't win. Think that's a coincidence?
The Bush family owns America, whether you realize it or not. |
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That is why I said IF he does well. If he continues to do badly it will be very hard for the repubs to win again in 2008 |
I've said it before and I'll say it again, I dig Hillary, BUT...
We'll have a black president before we have a woman president. That's the way the right to vote went with this country. Black men got the vote before the wimmins got it. |
nevermind. damned cats.
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