Is hillary clinton ruuning for president in 2008?
967905
Oh I hope so.\n\nOh how I hope so. She'd be wonderful!\n\nProgressive, liberal, government for all, moral, ethical, honourable, intelligent, cohearant...\n\nEverything Bush and the Republicans are not!\n\nThe Iceman.
654176
Because no female candidate has yet to supercede the popularity of a male candidate. Hilary intends to run in 2008\n\nhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8260059923762628848
411787
Wasn't Hilary already president?
1156459
hellary clinton already was president in the 90s.
1173502
It would be EXTREMELY intruiging, however, it will most likely not happen.\n\nA true kickback to the greatness of the Clinton Era.
988920
As bad as the GOP looks now, unless they pick some extreme right wing nut case, hillary doesn't stand a chance. Not becuase of the whole monica and bill thing but becuase she doesn't relate to the people. What would make this country a lot better place is if it didn't cost so much to run for president so a blue collar candidate could stand a chance.
1097062
god yes.\n\ncan't wait\nfor 2008\n\nPLEASE PEOPLE- VOTE!!!!!!!
1109895
clinton was just being a man. personally i dont care who he has sex with. i wouldnt care if bush was having sex. i think he needs to be having sex, it would put his mind elsewhere. one left a stain on a dress, the other is leaving a stain on the country. just chant "2 more years, only 2 more years." in case anyone hasnt had the thought cross their minds.. voting in condi in 2008 would just be continuing his reign. she will keep doing what he was doing. i think its time to come up with a better way to elect people than voting for the best of the worst out of 2 main people. the rest dont seem to count, though there are some excellent candidates out there.
918306
If Hillary Clinton runs for President, she will win the Democratic Primary.  There simply aren't any better qualified Democrats who can survive the primaries like Hillary.  Pelosi is unlikely to run at all.  Clinton's real competition within the party will be John Edwards and Barack Obama, if they run.  Clinton in smart though, she's not going to be looking at who is running for the Democrats, but rather what her national chances are.  That means she's paying close attention to these preliminary head-to-head hypothetical polls pitting herself against potential Republican challengers.  If Clinton does run, it will be because she believes that she could defeat John McCain or Rudolph Guiliani in November 2008.  At this point, polls suggest she can't, but that could certainly change between now and then.  Additionally, although McCain has by far the best odds of any candidate to win the '08 race, his odds of surviving the primaries are not as good as those of a hard-liner.  Who's to say who represents the Republican party on the ticket in '08.
1023131
Absolutely. Especially if Hilary Clinton takes the presidency.
243048
Hell no\n\nGive me a Clinton anyday over a Bush
204676
Yes. Even if i am wrong, Hillary doesn't care. She is a terrible congressman and the only reason she is on is Bill. She rode him to power.
801203
In Nov. of 2008 it will not be George Bush-he cannot run again. It will not be Mr Clinton-he also cannot run again. It will not be John Edwards not enough people would vote for him. Maybe Hillary (God forbid), maybe John McCain. But I think we don't really know yet, someone will rise up as a natural between now and then. I also don't think it will be a democrat, now that they are in charge of both houses and are attacking Bush from every side, the terrorists no doubt see us as being weak.....they will strike us again.
388101
for the sake of the free world..let's hope not..that's all we need is another clinton in office..it's not that she's a woman..it's that she's a clinton...and that is bad news!!
401538
America is ready for a President of any color or gender.  The question is, will American's vote for such a person?  If the right candidate presents him or her self, I think they can get elected.  Right now, though, nobody appears to be this person.  Jesse Jackson?  Yeah, right.  Way too radical, even for some African Americans.  Condoleeza Rice?  No way - she has too much of Bush's dirt on her hands.  Colin Powell?  A possibility, but he has the Bush problem as well, and besides, he has said he doesn't want to run for political office.  Maybe in 2012 a guy like Barak Obama from Illinois can run and win.  I think its more likely that we will see a female President first, like Hillary Clinton.  She is probably going to be the Democratic nominee in 2008, and the Republicans will be hard pressed to find a competitive candidate after all that Bush has done as President.  The country is tired of Republican policy, and are looking for a change.
634671
I would love to have H. Clinton as our next President, because I am a big fan of Fox News.  Whenever H. CLinton screw up Fox could invite her here for a blow job.\n\nI heard that Mr. Murdoch is hiring her as the next hooker for Fox.\n\n(CBS) NEW YORK To call them a political odd couple would be a rash understatement.\n\nConservative media mogul Rupert Murdoch will host a fundraiser for liberal New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, the Financial Times reports.\n\nThe mating ritual of the unlikely allies has been under way for months. Clinton set political tongues to wagging last month by attending a Washington party celebrating the 10th anniversary of Fox News, the cable news channel owned by Murdoch.\n\nThe Times quoted one unnamed source as describing the Clinton-Murdoch connection in this way: "They have a respectful and cordial relationship. He has respect for the work she has done on behalf of New York. I wouldn't say it was illustrative of a close ongoing relationship. It is not like they are dining out together."\n\nThe fundraiser will take place in July, the newspaper said. Clinton is the frontrunner for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, though she has not indicated whether or not she will run.\n\nClinton has worked hard to take the edge off her reputation as a card-carrying liberal. She has has collaborated with congressional conservatives on some peices of elgislation, called for a "common ground" on abortion and cut a political figure some on the left see as decidedly un-liberal.
1022257
Hillary wouldn't win.  She keeps switching around her support base, so it's dubious that she would get nominated forget win the election. Al Gore has a shot and so does John Kerry, but if they want to run, they should probably definitely say yes or no, and if yes, start campaigning.  I know Al Gore has his environmental documentary which might be a good self-marketing tool.  Kerry, not sure what he's been up to, to be honest.  Barack Obama would have a shot if it was 2012/2016, though I doubt he'd make a candidate in 2008.  His best shot would be in '12 or '16.