So, which is it? They want her. They don't want her.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

I thought the golden girl of the Democrat Party was a shoe in for their nomination.

 

Rasmussen has an interesting poll about Hillary.

 

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2016/hillary_clinton_is_leading_favorite_and_unfavorite_in_democratic_presidential_pack

 

http://washingtonexaminer.com/poll-hillary-tops-list-of-dems-voters-dont-want-in-2016/article/2533918

Edited August 6, 2013 by 6.8 AR

[Smith]

Only according to Republicans. She couldn't even get close to the primary nod without Rush Limbaugh's help against an unknown nobody from Illinois who had only given one speech (at the time).

 

I think they like to keep her propped up just enough to use her as a human shield for Bill and Barack. They have no intentions of letting some old wrinkled woman run the show.

 

Good to see feminism in the democrat party really busting the glass ceiling they made. ;)

[Oh Shoot]

I thought the golden girl of the Democrat Party was a shoe in for their nomination.

 

Rasmussen has an interesting poll about Hillary.

 

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2016/hillary_clinton_is_leading_favorite_and_unfavorite_in_democratic_presidential_pack

 

http://washingtonexaminer.com/poll-hillary-tops-list-of-dems-voters-dont-want-in-2016/article/2533918

 

I don't understand. Both stories are about how she is still the favorite, as we already knew.

 

- OS

[RobertNashville]

She was a "shoe-in" in 2007 as well until the almost unknown socialist who "cleaned up and spoke pretty well for a black man" (per then Senator Biden) cleaned her clock in the primaries.

 

As this point, trying to predict who will be on the ticket for either party is sort of a worthless endeavor (other than for entertainment value)...I'm sure there are other Democrats out there who could take the nomination but I think Hillary is the logical front runner at this point if only because most Democrats still love the Clintons 

 

[Guest 6.8 AR]

I don't understand. Both stories are about how she is still the favorite, as we already knew.

 

- OS

As the article said, they want her, but they don't. The poll showed both things. They wanted her for the position, but

it appears they don't want her to hold the office. That's what I got out of it. I thought it was screwy.

 

Rassmussen is a pretty good pollster and evidently he asked some questions about the kind of "like" the likely

dems thought of her.

[Guest Razz]

I thought Elizabeth Warren was the new Democrat darling...

[Guest copperhead_1911]

Only according to Republicans. She couldn't even get close to the primary nod without Rush Limbaugh's help against an unknown nobody from Illinois who had only given one speech (at the time).

 

I think they like to keep her propped up just enough to use her as a human shield for Bill and Barack. They have no intentions of letting some old wrinkled woman run the show.

 

Good to see feminism in the democrat party really busting the glass ceiling they made. ;)

Dont say never. Remember no one thought a half black all socialist would become president. 

[Oh Shoot]

Only according to Republicans. She couldn't even get close to the primary nod without Rush Limbaugh's help against an unknown nobody from Illinois who had only given one speech (at the time).

 

I think they like to keep her propped up just enough to use her as a human shield for Bill and Barack. They have no intentions of letting some old wrinkled woman run the show.

 

I for one think you'll be feasting on crow.

 

- OS