<p>I wouldn’t want to … but … given the horrible candidates the Dems keep putting forward I would if the other choice was even worse. (and there are candidates I could never vote for … such as the current president)</p>
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Yikes!</p>
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<p>While I do see HIllary as smart and hardworking, I would never, ever vote for her. Even if I didn’t disagree on every issue known to man, I could not bear having to see or hear that man for at least four more years.</p>
<p>“To be honest, HRC scares me. She is a radical leftist,”</p>
<p>A radical leftist? That’s ludicrous. No radical leftist would have proposed making flag burning illegal.</p>
<p>My problem with Hillary is that I’m not sure she has convictions - I think she’s always, always (just like her husband) looking for a middle path that will please everyone. That said, I think she was right on health care and it’s a shame she went into that project before she understood how Washington works. I think she’s been a pretty decent Senator. I think she’s too polarizing to be a good candidate.</p>
<p>As for Condi. Well, I just don’t feel like I understand her. She seems smart and articulate. People keep telling me she’s brilliant. But she’s working for an idiot. Why?</p>
<p>Well get ready cuz I do believe Hillary’s turn is up. Her reps confirm she did attend the Bildeberg Conference in Ottawa.</p>
<p>ZM, with any luck you will hear <em>that man</em> for <em>eight</em> more years. Consider it a small pennance for what Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld et alia have put this country through. A <em>very</em> small pennance.</p>
<p>“A <em>very</em> small pennance.”</p>
<p>small for you buddy. I don’t know if my stomach can take it! Now is she were to get a divorce . . .</p>
<p>I’m not too worried about old Bill anymore. Have you seen/heard him speak lately? The health issues have taken a toll and he is definitely not as sharp these days; which actually makes me sad even though I never voted for him. And Hillary doesn’t scare me either, I know she is a part of the same elite nwo crowd as George HW Bush, the Rockefellers, etc…</p>
<p>I actually suspect the Bushes and Clintons struck a deal when George W. was running. Bill and Hill didn’t help Al out at all during the campaign or the recount. In exchange, Hillary gets 2008. Is it coincidence all the potential Republican candidates trotted out are really weak, (except for possibly McCain)?</p>
<p>Conspiracy theory anyone…lol!</p>
<p>“I’m not too worried about old Bill anymore. Have you seen/heard him speak lately? The health issues have taken a toll and he is definitely not as sharp these days; which actually makes me sad even though I never voted for him”</p>
<p>I have heard him recently and I agree. I certainly don’t wish him ill health, but I simply don’t want to see/hear from him anymore. I love your conspiracy theory, though! It’d be pretty hard to disprove, right?</p>
<p>How old is <em>that man</em>?</p>
<p>…he may he harmless outside of his own imagination at this point: Hilary’s house-pup.</p>
<p>As to Condi v Hilary. I don’t think there is a conservative-chance-in-cc that Condi will actually run for pres. Not VP either.</p>
<p>Hilary, on the other hand, was born to it…when other little girls were dreaming of becoming ballerinas, princesses and activists; she had her eye fixed on empress. Might even be a good one.</p>
<p>ZM, at least you’re not being required to go to the polling place on your knees through snow while wearing a hair shirt.</p>
<p>I know, I know…you’d rather that than eight years of the Hillary & Bill Show.</p>
<p>I’m not completely sold on Hillary but think that if she wants the nomination, there’s no way to stop her, no matter what the nuttier fringe of the Left thinks (one person’s radical Leftist is another’s DINO or RepubLite). </p>
<p>But any reservations I have about Hillary are more than compensated for by the contemplation of how bug flecked some conservatives would be, driven right up the wall and half way across the ceiling. I’m picky about when I let myself indulge in schadenfreude but this is one of those instances where I’d allow myself.</p>
<p>My ideal pres/VP team is Mitt Romney and Condi as VP.</p>
<p>I really want to see the “Party of Inclusion” try to trash a Mormon and a black lady. ;)</p>
<p>Aries, I would be happy to trash them and would do so quite vigorously should it come to pass. However, I would not trash them <em>for</em> being a Mormon and a black lady.</p>
<p>My prediction is that the first woman president will be one of the women who was in the first couple of classes to graduate from the service academies.</p>
<p>Probably not Heather Wilson, because we will have just had a President from New Mexico.</p>
<p>Quiz for the day:</p>
<p>Which of the five service academies was the first to admit women?</p>
<p>wild guess: Air Force?</p>
<p>guess again</p>
<p>No</p>
<p>possible</p>
<p>way</p>
<p>It’s not about inclusion. It’s about her politics.</p>
<p>You must first solve the quiz before you go back to the original thread. MallomarCookie go back three spaces!</p>
<p>Alternative question for MallomarCookie (if you don’t get this you have to get a new screen name) In what movie does Billy Crystal declare that Mallomars are the greatest cookie ever?</p>
<p>Uh WHEN HARRY MET SALLY</p>
<p>Can’t be King’s Point, can it?</p>