Is Hillary going to self destruct ???

Only if Santa gets my letter and decides I've been a VERY good girl!

I also asked for a McCain/Obama ticket.

I wouldn't mind seeing a Hillary/Howard Dean ticket!

Wouldn't it be an amazing step in the direction of unification if the Pres/VP spots were from separate parties (sans assassination temptation)?

I wouldn't mind seeing a Hillary/Howard Dean ticket!

You must be a Republican, because if those two were representing the Dems, ...

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We could only hope! Some one who wants power that badly scares me!

lol. That sounds just like him!

I think the more I hear Hillary respond to Edwards and Obama, the more anger she seems to reek.

Obama's comment to her at the last debate about " looking forward to having her advising him " really shut her up and wiped that cackling annoying grin off her face. Slick Willie is also showing his dark and angry side now too. A pox on both of them !!!

I am a huge fan of Hillary Clinton..... But lets face it, in both parties the idea of front runner is only a temporary condition at best--it is totally up in the air right now on both sides!

On the Repub side, it seems Mike Huckabee is now ahead in the polls--that won't remain either, since I think most logical thinking Dems and Repubs want someone with a little more world stage knowledge and experience. Besides, abortion, gay marriage, and the ability to talk directly to God, are not seen as important issues to most in 2008.

Hillary seems to be in the middle of a huge slide. If she loses Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina....is she then toast ? Is she toast now ?? Didn't you just LOVE Obama's retort to a cackling and smug Hillary. I love Obama and he will be a future president . He is so right on most issues and he is inspirational and a role model for young people. But he needs another 8 years of seasoning and experience. My guy is McCain for president but someday Obama will occupy the oval office. I would love a McCain/Lieberman ticket.

Re: Is Hillary going to self destruct ???

No. She's most likely going to win.

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This one still gets me as it was a sound bite someone got from the mixing board and then it was used over and over again until everyone forgot it was doctored.

Re: Is Hillary going to self destruct ???

No. She's most likely going to win.

I read she's doing a commercial with her mother trying to prove she wasn't raised by jackals.
In any event, I think the Hildebeast boat is sinking, but too early to really tell yet.

Her campaign accused Obama of being a DRUG DEALER last week. Are you kidding me? Now they are emphasizing that he has Muslim roots. Oh the horror. Her campaign is sending out some real scummy vibes lately. But she'll still likely win the nomination.

Let her win the nomination. That way we know we'll have a Republican president!!!!!!

I read she's doing a commercial with her mother trying to prove she wasn't raised by jackals.
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That is too funny!

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Hillary seems to be in the middle of a huge slide. If she loses Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina....is she then toast ? Is she toast now ?? Didn't you just LOVE Obama's retort to a cackling and smug Hillary. I love Obama and he will be a future president . He is so right on most issues and he is inspirational and a role model for young people. But he needs another 8 years of seasoning and experience. My guy is McCain for president but someday Obama will occupy the oval office. I would love a McCain/Lieberman ticket.

While McCain is my second choice, and if Hillary gets the D nomination I hope he is the Republican nominee, I have to disagree with your assertion that Obama needs "8 years of seasoning". Staying in the thick of Washington, raising the money it takes to mount these campaigns, I think it just sucks the soul right out of people. I've worked with lobbyists to try to influence healthcare legislation, and I've seen how slimy it all is. The big money donors don't give without strings. The longer someone has to walk around with his hand out, the more favors he owes.

Personally, I find idealism a good thing for a leader to have. I much prefer a president with the cahones to surround himself the best advisors and a little shred of his soul intact so that he may make the best decisions for the people, rather than the Washington savvy politician making decisions based on polls and fear of lobbies and special interests. Ultimately, judgement and intelligence trump the experience of 5 or six years in Washington.

Barack Obama believes there are moments that demand new American leadership abroad, and this is one of those moments. He's running to change a conventional way of thinking about foreign policy that values time spent in Washington over timely judgments; posturing over pragmatism; and fear of looking weak over the conviction to get things right.

Today in Des Moines, Iowa, Obama is discussing his foreign policy vision with his top foreign policy advisors Tony Lake, former Clinton national security advisor; Susan Rice, former Clinton assistant secretary of state; and General Scott Gration because he believes that the next President will have to be open and candid with the American people about foreign policy.
He has served for three years on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where he worked across the aisle with Dick Lugar to keep the world's most dangerous weapons away from terrorists; and traveled overseas to Africa, throughout the Middle East, and across the former Soviet Union. He opposed the Iraq War from the start, and his vision is informed by knowing what it's like to live in the wider world, beyond the halls of power; and by having family in Kenya, including a grandmother who lives without electricity or plumbing.

Obama had the judgment and courage to oppose the Iraq war from the start - at a time when it wasn't popular to do so. He's showing the same qualities in his approach to Iran. Earlier this year, while he was getting attacked for calling for direct diplomacy with Iran's leaders, others were talking tough and voting for an amendment that calls for George Bush to use our troops in Iraq to counter Iran. Now, we learn in a National Intelligence Estimate that Iran actually suspended its nuclear program several years ago in response to international pressure. Obama put forward a new approach, and did so when it was politically risky. On opposing the war in Iraq, on finishing the fight in Afghanistan, and on calling for diplomacy - not war - with Iran, Obama has shown the judgment to lead.

My master plan is McCain/Obama 2008, Obama/? 2012

Gives me McCain as a capable and honest president during what I expect will be a rough 4 years for the US, and Obama 4 years to show off his skills and wow the folks who have racial issues.

My master plan is McCain/Obama 2008, Obama/? 2012

Gives me McCain as a capable and honest president during what I expect will be a rough 4 years for the US, and Obama 4 years to show off his skills and wow the folks who have racial issues.

I thought Lieberman was going to be on McCain's ticket. What happens if Mitt wins the GOP nomination? With my mom "leaning towards" Biden, I am wondering if she has some inside info on who is most likely to take the Dem nomination. If the Dems don't swing to Biden, Obama has a chance of winning. However, word on the street is that the black voters are not behind Obama and that many white people will never vote for a black man as President. It's sad the way race plays a role in poliTRICKS, but it does. I'm not sure that we will see McCain and Obama on the same ticket.

I though Lieberman was going to be on McCain's ticket.

This is MY master plan! That's why the president is currently a Republican senator and the VP is currently a Democratic senator.

And I made Obama VP first because of people being such idiots about race.

I wouldn't mind seeing a Hillary/Howard Dean ticket!

Seems that This classified Snapshot of the Clinton's? Might provide you a two for one :rofl:

Hillary seems to be in the middle of a huge slide. If she loses Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina....is she then toast ? Is she toast now ?? Didn't you just LOVE Obama's retort to a cackling and smug Hillary. I love Obama and he will be a future president . He is so right on most issues and he is inspirational and a role model for young people. But he needs another 8 years of seasoning and experience. My guy is McCain for president but someday Obama will occupy the oval office. I would love a McCain/Lieberman ticket.

2 Weeks Later from Original Thread:

I am not so sure! She has advanced in the Iowa polls, it is anyone's call! My greatest fear for Hillary, as a staunch Dem., is Mr Mc Cain, if Lieberman joins him it will be too close to call--he will get many Independents away from the Dems.

I am just praying that Huckabee get the Repub. nod, as it now appears he will.

PS: I could live with McCain, I guess.

Thursday is going to be a very exciting day.

Hillary seems to be in the middle of a huge slide. If she loses Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina....is she then toast ? Is she toast now ?? Didn't you just LOVE Obama's retort to a cackling and smug Hillary. I love Obama and he will be a future president . He is so right on most issues and he is inspirational and a role model for young people. But he needs another 8 years of seasoning and experience. My guy is McCain for president but someday Obama will occupy the oval office. I would love a McCain/Lieberman ticket.

Sorry, I don't see this slide you speak of. I guess we'll see. If anyone is smug it is Mr. Obama. That remark was a joke and an insult. He'll be lucky if he is advising her. Smart alec man! :funn:

I am just praying that Huckabee get the Repub. nod, as it now appears he will.

But what if Huckabee gets the Republican nod then goes on to win the Presidency? I watched Camp Jesus on A&E last night. Now I am getting scared.