Hillary starts her down hill run.....in the polls.

I know nothing..... Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy

You should have stopped right there

Hillary Clinton's goose is cooked. The Democrats have nothing else. The Republicans don't have much either, but what they don't have is any real scandal or controversy hanging over a candidates head like the Dems do. So look for a Republican president in 2016.Hopefully he/she will do the job in the manner in which is intended.
Originally Posted by Mr MojoRisin

Unfortunately, there are as many dumb democrats as there are dumb republicans. There really are SO many better candidates than HRC. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are two of them. Just watched EW expose the corporate influence in politics on the daily show yesterday.Many of you say you are looking for an honest up front candidate, you won't find one better than her. Here is the link to her full interview:

http://thedailyshow.cc.com/extended-...nded-interview

My own personal top 3 goes like this:
1. Elizabeth Warren
2. Bernie Sanders
3. Jim Webb

Unfortunately, the Hillary bus is on a roll and it will be hard to stop her becoming the next POTUS. Still better than having the country steam-rollered by a republican however.

Live by the poll, die by the poll. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

I wonder if she has been paid all of her pledges yet.

... the Hillary bus is on a roll and it will be hard to stop her becoming the next POTUS. Originally Posted by shanm

Don't dispair ... there are plenty of nails ahead in the road.

She was being "anointed" about this time in 2008, also. She never fails to fail.

I wonder if she has been paid all of her pledges yet. Originally Posted by LexusLover

Read that sentence in your head. Does it sound right? If it does, get to emergency, sooner rather than later because you're having a stroke.

Look at those TITS! My mouth is watering already.

Unfortunately, the Hillary bus is on a roll and it will be hard to stop her becoming the next POTUS. Still better than having the country steam-rollered by a republican however. Originally Posted by shanm

Ohh.. you mean just like the Hillary bus was on a roll and she had a lock on becoming the next POTUS in 2008?

Please.. please..PLEASE!!! Let the DNC nominate Hillary as the Dem candidate for 2016. It will be the best present they could give the GOP. Heck, at this point.. 3 of the current GOP candidate have already caught or passed Hillary in current polling, especially in swing/battleground states.

Make sure you vote for Hillary in the Primaries Sham-Wow.

Ohh.. you mean just like the Hillary bus was on a roll and she had a lock on becoming the next POTUS in 2008?

Please.. please..PLEASE!!! Let the DNC nominate Hillary as the Dem candidate for 2016. It will be the best present they could give the GOP. Heck, at this point.. 3 of the current GOP candidate have already caught or passed Hillary in current polling, especially in swing/battleground states.

Make sure you vote for Hillary in the Primaries Sham-Wow. Originally Posted by RedLeg505

There was a Barack Obama in 2008. The DNC threw her under the bus for the younger black guy and told her to hold until 2016. She's not the best candidate the dems can throw out there, but she's got a large political machine already set in place. I wouldn't put too much stock in polls at this point. The election is 19 or so months away. Lot can happen in 19 months. Plenty of skeletons have time to fall out of closets. Democrat AND Republican.

The election is 19 or so months away. Lot can happen in 19 months. Plenty of skeletons have time to fall out of closets. Democrat AND Republican. Originally Posted by WombRaider

Exactly my point and why I laugh so much when the Obama supporters all tell me how she's got a LOCK on being POTUS in 2017. My question is.. if a skeleton falls out of a closet on one of the Republican candidates.. we got TONS more. IF another horrid skeleton falls out on Hillary. who do the Dems have?

Serious question. Do the Dems have anyone if Hillary emails or foreign contribution scandals go deeper?

Serious question. Do the Dems have anyone if Hillary emails or foreign contribution scandals go deeper? Originally Posted by RedLeg505

Pocahontas.

Exactly my point and why I laugh so much when the Obama supporters all tell me how she's got a LOCK on being POTUS in 2017. My question is.. if a skeleton falls out of a closet on one of the Republican candidates.. we got TONS more. IF another horrid skeleton falls out on Hillary. who do the Dems have?

Serious question. Do the Dems have anyone if Hillary emails or foreign contribution scandals go deeper? Originally Posted by RedLeg505

Tim Kaine, Martin O'Malley, Elizabeth Warren, Lincoln Chafee, Jim Webb. They've got people. And before you say you don't know most of them, who knew the name Barack Obama before he made that speech at the convention? Nobody.

Tim Kaine, Martin O'Malley, Elizabeth Warren, Lincoln Chafee, Jim Webb. They've got people. And before you say you don't know most of them, who knew the name Barack Obama before he made that speech at the convention? Nobody. Originally Posted by WombRaider

That speech was all that Barack had ever done before then. How lame are democrats for falling for one speech. Jim Webb? Too moderate (conservative to the socialists) to be electable. Lincoln Chafee? Wasn't he once a republican? Tim Kaine? He supports the Iran deal...there goes the Jewish vote and money. That leaves you two extreme left wingers; O'Malley and Warren. Both have been underwhelming at their current jobs (past tense for O'Malley). Yep, you have quite a team there WR.

Read that sentence in your head. Originally Posted by WombRaider

Perhaps you should explain why you don't understand it ..... if you can.

Which should be no problem for a "free lance writer"! But it is.

That speech was all that Barack had ever done before then. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

All that he has ever done? Well, that's not exactly accurate. Is anyone surprised?

Prior to becoming President, Obama received a bachelors degree from Columbia University. He spent time working as a community organizer for a Catholic charitable organization.

He then went to Harvard Law School, where he served as editor of the Harvard Law Review. After he earned his law degree (with academic honors), he practiced civil rights law and taught Constitutional Law at the University of Chicago Law School.

He served 3 terms as a Illinois State Senator. Following that, he was elected to be a U.S. Senator from Illinois.

That was done prior to giving "that speech."