Has Hillary Clinton's plastic surgury given her a better shot at winning the dem prez bid?
817362
Not unless she had a fake personality installed.
156613
Ms. Clinton already has the experience. She came out on top of her husbands sex scandal looking like a sweet and innocent victim, and then turned around and stormed the senate. Hillary has the minority vote, the feminist vote, the aclu vote, and the "i'm not a republican" vote. Condi does not have the "America's sweetheart" history that the Hillinator has. Hillary has done a good job of knowing how to deal publicly with isuues and come out appearing to be a caring advocate of the people. If the dreaded day came that they were the candidates, Hillary would win.
523857
if it is reconstructive surgery, probably.\n\nif it is cosmetic and they do, im going to be pissed... my tax dollars shouldnt be going to boob jobs.
589225
I used to think that Hillary Rodham Clinton would make a fine, first-female POTUS. Now I don't know what to think. She's so busy cozying up to the Conservatives in this country that her policies have become blurred, and she has switched sides of the debate to some extent. Her having done that, I don't believe I can trust anything she says or does now. It's as though she is simply motivated to do anything in order to get elected.\n\nI would not vote for her. There are still some shining male hopefuls that seem to be on point (so far).\n\nIt's interesting that the moderate John McCain has recently stepped up to the Republican plate and gone to bat for Bush in a big way. I used to like him but now he just looks like an a**-kisser.
699695
Yeah, I'm in, kind of... but everybody seems to be worried about Hillary. Why worry about her? If the first two men in line for president fail, guess what? Nancy Pelosi gets to be president. She is more likely to get there than Hillary.
908261
Of course she will run.  Her ego is even bigger than her philanderer husband Bill.  That said, she will meet the same fate as the Democrat elected in the pimary over Joe Lieberman.   The liberal crazies will all go googoogaga over her, but the rest of the country will reject her as a liberal nutacse, even with her attempts to make herself look like a conservative on certain issues, fakely.  She will never be able to get past her right wing conspiracy remarks amde in defense of her husband, who, at the time, was pointing his finger at the American people and denying that he ever has "sex with that woman."  Later, of course, we all found out the truth and Hillary pulled the ol' "stand by your man" routine.  She will lose and will lose big.
476769
Too early to say - if she gets Democrat party nomination she stands a good chance
715754
I think this question is bogus, because the assumption that Hillary is the front-runner for the 2008 Democratic nomination is, frankly, ridiculous.\n\nRepublicans would love to see her get nominated because they know she doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell of winning.\n\nSomeday we will have a woman president. It's just not going to be Hillary. If the Democrats want to win back the presidency, they won't even let her be the V.P. nominee.\n\nSo to answer your bogus, ridiculous question -- in the matchup of your dreams, McCain/Guiliani would destroy Hillary/Obama.\n\nBut for the sake of this country, let's hope the Democrats aren't that stupid.\n\nP.S. I think both sides would be wise to avoid nominating a U.S. Senator for president. A former U.S. Senator hasn't won a presidential election since Richard Nixon. The disadvantage for Senators is that their record on national issues is too easy for opponents to pick apart. Governors have a far easier time, IMO.
110920
Definitely.  It's only a matter of time before that becomes common.  Like any first though she will have to be above and beyond the capabilities of the other candidates.  I think that's going to make a good difference though and it would help the country a lot.  Hillary Clinton I think would be a bad choice as the first woman president because she's already too well known and the media hype would drown out anything she does.
16283
yes, but i definately believ John Edwards has a better chance.  I would vote for Clinton before I voted for any of them
1000069
I loved Clinton. Our country was in much better shape when he was President. I mean think about it, if the worst thing Bush had done was lie about getting a #@%$&^#, don't you think America might be a bit better off than we are?
520367
I agree... I wonder if it hasn't hurt parties in the past, since they are sending up weak nominations based on only what people in the party want... like Dole and Kerry
961680
If she ran in Florida, she probably got more or less than she actually thinks she did, depending on her political party.
694312
Too much time spent trying to look good in the press... shows signs of a guilt complex.... so, probably!\n(be careful guys n' gals... she may try to get all of us for our comments!) ;)
126134
Doubtful.  She will probably pick a known politician, most likely a man with more conservative leanings than her for balance.  There's no way of knowing who until we see who runs for the primary, though.
647586
Unfortunatly, she'd probably do a better job than Bush. Then so would Mickey Mouse, or even this squishy stuff I just pulled out from between my toes....\nSQUISHY STUFF FOR PRESIDENT!
507852
Probably not!  If a female came along that truly possessed the charisma, intelligence, political and diplomatic skills that most people look for in a candidate, she might stand a chance. But, let's face it folks, most guys will not vote for a female, and many women feel safer with a guy at the helm. If you are really honest with yourself, you would have to admit there in no good candidate on the horizon, and please, don't say Hillary.  \n\nHillary's biggest problem is the fact that she has surfaced much to early.  For her to maintain a high level of popularity for as long as she needs to, is almost impossible.  It has long been stated, that to rise too early in popularity when it comes to seeking office, is a political death knell for the average candidate.  By the time election time comes round, even the most die-hard liberal will be sick of hearing Hillary's name.\n\nIf a truly capable candidate surfaces in the meantime, I would sure like to know more about her, hell I might even vote for her.  In your dreams.