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originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Annee
The word "continue" is a clue.
originally posted by: Annee
If he was governor, she was governor.
originally posted by: yeahright
originally posted by: Annee
If he was governor, she was governor.
You're certainly free to hold that as an opinion, but I don't think it makes for a very good argument.
If you had a child that needed brain surgery and Ben Carson was busy, would you be ok with his wife stepping in? that may sound absurd on the face of it, but to me it's close to the same thing.
originally posted by: ketsuko
At this point, if Hillary takes the White House, it will be because there was a three way split vote and she gets it be default similar to how her husband got his second win.
originally posted by: introvert
In most Democrat primary polls she has the majority of votes, and some well over 50%. In polls against Republican nominees she wins every one. Yes, let's be honest.
Source
August 3-5, 2007: Hillary Clinton 48%, Barack Obama 27%, John Edwards 12%, Bill Richardson 4%, Joe Biden 3%, Dennis Kucinich 1%, Christopher Dodd 0%, Mike Gravel 0%, Someone else 2%, None/Unsure 5%
originally posted by: jheated5
The only place Hillary should be is in the "big house". How she is even able to run as a candidate is beyond me. I won't put it past the typical progressive voter to give her the nod for the first female president title. They would vote for Lizzy Borden just because they need a female in there.
At this point, if Hillary takes the White House, it will be because there was a three way split vote and she gets it be default similar to how her husband got his second win.
Most of the democrat base isn't excited about her and wouldn't have anything to do with her if they had anything on their side that excited them.
No one really wants Hillary to be president outside of her own power structure and few die-hards who think she'll be the second coming of Bill.
Historically, the polls at this point in the race do not predict the next POTUS.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: jheated5
The only place Hillary should be is in the "big house". How she is even able to run as a candidate is beyond me. I won't put it past the typical progressive voter to give her the nod for the first female president title. They would vote for Lizzy Borden just because they need a female in there.
Has she been officially found guilty of anything?
Accusations abound in politics.
And BTW - - I never said I supported her. Just to be clear.
originally posted by: jheated5
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: jheated5
The only place Hillary should be is in the "big house". How she is even able to run as a candidate is beyond me. I won't put it past the typical progressive voter to give her the nod for the first female president title. They would vote for Lizzy Borden just because they need a female in there.
Has she been officially found guilty of anything?
Accusations abound in politics.
And BTW - - I never said I supported her. Just to be clear.
I don't know where I mentioned you in the first place.... A murderer isn't officially guilty until they're convicted either....
originally posted by: Annee
Not a very good analogy
In the Hill & Bill case - - - the wife would also be a brain surgeon.
originally posted by: jheated5
The only place Hillary should be is in the "big house". How she is even able to run as a candidate is beyond me. I won't put it past the typical progressive voter to give her the nod for the first female president title. They would vote for Lizzy Borden just because they need a female in there.