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"While national polls show the former first lady to be leading the pack among potential 2008 Democratic presidential contenders, Clinton has said she is too wrapped up in her Senate work and re-election effort to think about that."
Now, she does realize that as president she may have to think about more than one thing at a time right?
She hasn't thought about it, right, and Bill "smokes" all those cigars.
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i predict that BOTH the Dem, and the GOP candidates will be no-names (maybe not unknowns, but enexpected) until the last possible moment... because neither side wants a candidate to spend too much time being subjected to the type of negative campaigning that is being planned (by both sides)
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Hillary will run. But I think she is being very astute to keep herself distant from all the crab the Democrats are doing right now. She does not want to be coupled with their anti war, anti Bush things going on. Too many things blowing up in Cains face now. But watch her when the conventions begin.......... Just my very humble observation.......... I also think that which ever party latches onto the immagration/border issue and address it will take the White House. Right now no one seems to want to touch it, but it is at most Americans forfront........
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She can run all she wants, but (just my opinion) America is not ready for a female president no matter how well qualified. She might make a VP, but there's just no way for her to win on her own.
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quote:Originally posted by tuck: Hillary will run. But I think she is being very astute to keep herself distant from all the crab the Democrats are doing right now. She does not want to be coupled with their anti war, anti Bush things going on. Too many things blowing up in Cains face now. But watch her when the conventions begin.......... Just my very humble observation.......... I also think that which ever party latches onto the immagration/border issue and address it will take the White House. Right now no one seems to want to touch it, but it is at most Americans forfront........
Agree.
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