Inspired by Tiziminchac - President Hillary Clinton

[we3luvdisney]

In a post by Tiziminchac, he/she gave an opinion as to what may happen with the upcoming election. He/she stated that Hillary has her eyes set on the White House 2008. If Kerry should win this year she won't run for president, because no democrat would run against the incumbent.

If it's true (I said, "IF") that the Clinton's are giving minimial support to Kerry so Hillary can run in 2008. I would like to know, if she received the party's nomination, who do you think she'll pick as her running mate/person?

I'm not trying to bait anyone, just curious of the individuals that could be selected as a running mate/person.

 

[Saffron]

While I understand that's Tiziminchac opinion, that's Limbaugh's theory, through and through.

I don't know, but I'm sure if Senator Clinton ever decided to run for President, and I said IF, I would imagine it would be a very interesting political year.

 

[jennyanydots]

frankly, Bill and Hillary did a marvelous job at the DNC last month. so I'm not buying into the freeper theory.

but... worst case scenario, Bush gets reelected...

Hillary in 2008 is a wonderful idea. I can see it.

and that guy from Illinois -- Barak Obama, I think that's his name -- as VP.

 

[Samsara]

Who listens to that right-wing nut job anymore anyway? I wonder if he was high on his pain meds when he had that "vision"?

 

[Pugdog007]

Originally posted by jennyanydots
and that guy from Illinois -- Barak Obama, I think that's his name -- as VP.

Funny how no one had heard of this guy before the DNC and now the dems think he's the second coming. Clearly the democratic party is starving for leadership.

 

[rcyannacci]

Originally posted by Pugdog007
Funny how no one had heard of this guy before the DNC and now the dems think he's the second coming. Clearly the democratic party is starving for leadership.

Yea, interesting how placing a state politician on television during prime time would raise thier visibility...pretty obvious, I'd think. I'm not from Illinois, so yes this was the first time I'd seen Obama speak and it was electrifying. If he's the second coming, maybe I'd rethink my views on religion.

 

[jimmiej]

Originally posted by Samsara
Who listens to that right-wing nut job anymore anyway? I wonder if he was high on his pain meds when he had that "vision"?

 

[Samsara]

Originally posted by jimmiej

Judging from your previous posts... Color me "oh so not surprised."

 

[bsears]

Originally posted by Pugdog007
Funny how no one had heard of this guy before the DNC and now the dems think he's the second coming. Clearly the democratic party is starving for leadership.

Sorry, but that is just plain dumb. Is there a specific time for a star to shine? If he was not so exceptional he would not have been speaking at the DNC. When Gretzsky came along did people say oh dear the Oilers must be really hurting to try to latch on to this guy? Every now and then a person comes along who so outshines the rest of the field they are recognized immediately. Like a Tiger Woods. And if you think Obama is not this guy, then you have not heard him speak.

 

[jimmiej]

Originally posted by Samsara
Judging from your previous posts... Color me "oh so not surprised."

Good, I didn't want you to be confused!

 

[Samsara]

 

[Kelsie]

Originally posted by Pugdog007
Clearly the democratic party is starving for leadership.

Of course we are! It's been almost 4 years since we've seen any!!

 

[CLynnJones]

Amen to that, Webmaster Kelsie!!!

 

[SpecialK]

Not sure if Rush can claim ownership of this "theory." Read American Evita by Christopher Andersen.

 

[jennyanydots]

Keyes v. Obama is going to be a very interesting race. they couldn't find a home-grown candidate to take on Obama? I do home every nasty thing Keyes said about Hillary comes back to bite him.


Obama represents the future of the Democratic party, not its past.

 

[Phrebert]