LyricalDrug
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U2Man said:who is the most likely republican candidate, do you think?
John McCain will be the Republican nominee; Hillary Clinton the Democratic one.
U2Man said:who is the most likely republican candidate, do you think?
LyricalDrug said:
John McCain will be the Republican nominee; Hillary Clinton the Democratic one.
LyricalDrug said:
John McCain will be the Republican nominee; Hillary Clinton the Democratic one.
BonoVoxSupastar said:
I'm not sure about this. Both would be great nominees but both aren't givens. As Irvine mentioned McCain won't pass the theocracy wannabees, and like I've said before, this country is still a little backwards when it comes to sexual equality, I don't think a woman is electable yet...
LyricalDrug said:
I agree, except that you can't overlook that she will have the Clinton campaign team running the show. (Carville, Stephanopolous, Mandy Grunwold, etc.) Those are the best political strategists of this generation. Karl Rove is good (as much as I can't stand him) but the Clinton team is phenomenal. They have a knack for figuring out how to win any election.
And that's what the Dems need. Everyone says that they need someone electable, who's Southern, etc. in order to win. Wrong, I say! They only need someone to run a smart campaign for once. Gore and Kerry ran dumb campaigns and lost as a result.
BonoVoxSupastar said:
No matter how smart a campaign team is they can't change the racism, sexism, homophobic, etc that's in the hearts of the general public. They can play on it like Rove, but they can't change it, that takes something entirely different. And the sexism that even exists here in FYM tells me this isn't going to happen soon.
melon said:The first female or minority president will be a Republican. This president will then work extra hard to prove that he/she too can be a stubborn white male that gets nothing done, blatantly lies to the American public, and can start an endless, undefinable war.
Melon
LyricalDrug said:
I will personally bet you $1,000 that Hillary Clinton is our next president.
Cheney on Clinton in '08: Don't underestimate her
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- Vice President Dick Cheney said Tuesday he thought Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton could win the White House in 2008 and that a potential Democratic opponent, Sen. Barack Obama, was too inexperienced.
Clinton, a New York Democrat who is running for re-election, is considered a likely contender for the White House in 2008. Obama, serving his first term as a U.S. senator from Illinois, has been touted recently as a possible candidate, something he said he would consider.
"I think Hillary Clinton is a formidable candidate,"Cheney said in an interview with Fox News Channel's "Hannity & Colmes" due to air Tuesday evening.
"I think she could win. I hope she doesn't. I disagree with her on nearly all the issues, but nobody should underestimate her. She's a very serious candidate for president," he said.