Is Hillary Clinton-Pres and Bill Richardson V. Pres a great ticket for 2008? why why not?
339341
I'd vote for Hillary, but I've never heard of Richardson.  She would need a really strong running mate and I don't think he's it since he doesn't have name recognition.
1015338
Impeachment is imminent.  And Clinton is coming back in 08, just not the same Clinton.
370252
I think she would stand more than a 50-50 chance, because people still like Bill, and he would be part of that team again.  That two-for-one deal with the Clintons.\n\nAlso, a lot of people are ready to have a woman for president, and Hillary has a lot of political experience.\nI don't know if I would vote for her, it would depend on who she was running against.
219135
Bill Clinton, has them all beat..read this, if you want to see the truth..\nhttp://prorev.com/legacy.htm
188378
I would love to a see McCain/Rice ticket.\n\nRice would be a great candidate, but I don't think she would have the temperment for the personal attacks that would be launched against her.\nMcCain has done a lot to shed his reputation as a problem in the party, and would get a lot of support from both the mainstream and the conservatives.\nBoth are independent thinks who have good core values and would destroy any Democratic opponents against them.
349076
Of course she can win. As i've said before Hillary and Bill, Bill and Hillary, it's a symbiotic relationship.  I sincerely believe that Hillary is our only hope to clean up the "toxic waste spill" that Bush and his goons have unleashed upon our great land.
863768
I think the Democrats would be pretty foolish to put Hillary on the ticket.  Like Bob Dole in 1996, she appeals ONLY to her solid base, and nobody outside of that set would vote for her.  She doesn't have the assets of her husband.  Bill is a creative thinker, she is a rote thinker.  Beyond the charm, Bill can actually talk policy details and policy theory.  Hillary can only speak in platitudes (e.g. - "Our children are our future...").  Despite his ambition, Bill comes across as a likeable guy, she comes across as a power-grubbing witch.  Bill seems real, she seems contrived (for instance, the "right" turns she has taken in the Senate).  Her "concern" and "caring" seem false.  For example, several years ago when asked how small businesses would be able to afford "Hillary-Care," she snapped, "I can't be responsible for every under-capitalized business in this country!"  Many snipes such as this will come back to haunt her.  Up to this point, she has never been a national candidate and hasn't had any obligation to explain her role in any scandals.  I'm sure she will have to be forthcoming about how she managed to defy laws of economics, mathematics and the Securities Exchange Commission by trading in cattle futures (and that's just for starters).  Assuming Republican results were tainted by scandal this season, Democrats would be wise to put someone else in the general election.
196863
Yes, I truly hope they Nominate Hillary Clinton for President in 2008, because then all the dirt on Hillary will come out of the closet and into the spotlight.  She has no chance of winning, even if the Republicans put Gumby up for President.  So sure, let her run, it will guarantee a Republican victory.\n\nBelieve it or not.... I'm a Democrat, A very conservative Democrat, that is battling the extremists that have taken over the Democratic party.  (Yeah I could become a republican since I always vote that way but, I'm just stubborn.)
855085
You should vote for the politician who you feel will do the best job.  Some third party candidates have been elected at local and state levels and several in US congress.  Third parties offer an alternative and I think that a conservative third party will put forth a strong candidate for the 2008 Presidency.  (maybe Constitution or Liberitarian)
1086056
Hilary or Condelezza 2008 or 2012
169046
I just became an American two weeks ago. I have lived here for 15 years and watched American politics since the Kennedy-Nixon debates. Nothing convinces me that one party or another is better or worse for the country.\n\nBut, anytime a party is in power for a second term they develop an arrogance that is NOT good for the country. \n\nI will vote Democrate just based on my theory that no party should be in power for more than 2 terms. This is a two party (or more) country after all. \n\nSo, if Hillary is the party's candidate, getting her and Bill in the same package won't be all that bad.\n\nI have to admit that there's not much after Hillary that would convince me to vote Democrate.
127983
Anyone remember Bill and Hillary Clinton and White Water? Or Bill and Hillary Clinton and the FBI Filegate? Or Bill and Hillary Clinton and the Travelgate scandal? Or Bill Clinton and his alleged rapes in Arkansas? Or Bill Clinton lying under oath?\n\nGet the picture? Anyone can make an argument against someone they disagree with. You might elicit a better response with honest debate if your question didn't start out biased.
917406
It could be either, but my guess is a woman.  A Clinton/Obama ticket is not out of the question.  They'd have to put Hillary in as President and Obama as VP, simply because of his lack of practical experience in national politics.  2008 is going to be a very interesting year!
849787
I think Hillary has lots of understanding of the system and is motivated to do things she sees as best for us.  Not all would agree with that.  She is shrewd enough to know the weight of the yoke of the anti vote just because of her husband.  If no other potential candidate poles better than her she will run but if she sees someone she likes and whom she sees as having less baggage as her she might surprise us and just throw her support to the next best candidate.  I know it sounds like a curve ball but it does make sense.  then in 2012 she would have a better shot.\nA clearer run.  I think she likes New York.  It agrees with her temperament.
949546
No, never. It is theorized that Senator Hillary Clinton (of New York), wife of former President Bill Clinton, will run in the presidential election of 2008. She is a member of the Democratic Party.
437956
Do you mean the next president (who will be elected in November 2008)?  Out of the likely candidates, my favorite is Russ Feingold (Senator from Wisconsin).  He is against the Patriot Act, against the Iraq war, co-wrote campaign finance reform, and seems to be the only Senator with the courage and conviction to stand up against Bush.
300715
A simple spelling error...but I can guarantee you this...If Hillary Rodham Clinton runs in '08...I will vote for her in a New York Minute...I WAS Republican, but since this last election, I switched parties....cuz Mr. Bush had ruined the image of the Grand Old Party...Hillary in '08...get out the vote!!