What If She Loses?

I served in the military for 21 years and saw 5 combat tours. WOW!!!! I never realized how much combat experience my wife has!!!!!!!!

When I heard that Ms. Clinton was running for president i made up my mind to vot for her I Truly she can run the When House and do a bang up job it She was in there for eight year so she should what to do.

When i hear that mrs. Clinton was running I made up my mind that i was going to vote for her it hight time that we put a lady in the White House

Bill had her ear, and she his. Therefore, absolutely no one running has the experience, let alone the inate good sense, Hillary has!

And I'm tired of people who are so blind that they don't realize that one of Bill Clinton's major advisors during his presidency was Hillary Clinton. Therein lies her experience; she got to see the job firsthand.

While Hillary is no worse than the average, the idea that she can get a world leader to back off or else is absurd and childish. It's as if presidential PMS were a future virtue? Putin and Hu will have her for lunch

Let us not forget that this woman could not get her husband to keep his fly closed for fifteen minutes even if it meant making her and this country a mockery! She blinked or looked the other way through more dalliances than I care to recall, all the while insisting it was a right wing conspiracy. She will be overrun and over ruled by Bill as she has been for decades.

If a presidents wife where to whore around one tenth as much as Bill did, and that president where to fail to remove her from the position as first lady, the American people would have his head, yet this woman wants us to make Bill Clinton the first "First Gentleman"

What a joke! If she had dumped him I might vote for her, but her actions have proven her a sheep in shrews clothing.

Hillary is the only one anyone should voting for tonight.We need a strong person and one with experience.
Obama is not seasoned enough yet for this job he need to wait afew moreyears and then try again..Joe biden and john edwards would be okay too.But I feel the right one for our nation right now is hillary.

Hillary is the only one anyone should be voting for tonight. Obama doesn`t have enough experience yet. He should of waited afew more years and then ran. The republicains would love to run against him they know they can beat up on him and remove him . Joe Biden is okay,so is John Edwards. I hope people are using their brains and common sence,or they`ll end up with a jessis ventura or another george bush and we can`t afford that.we need good representation now more then ever.

Avocatro you could not be more correct, you saved me a lot of typing thank you. THEY WANT Obama big time. They don't want to run against the Clinton machine!

If she loses, no big deal. Iowa doesn't have a great record of voting for nominees that acutally win the overall nomination, and then win the Presidential Election in November. Now, even though Florida is infamous for voting issues, they have pick the canidate that wins for the past 30 years. So I say, look at the Florida results very carefully on January 29.

Hillary???s triangulation strategy is symptomatic of the Clintons??? character. In the absence of any legal, ethical or moral compass, the Clintons' only character strength is their lust for power simply for powers sake. As a nation we continue to experience the depths of legal, ethical or moral abandon that the Clintons will stoop to in their quest for power.

The next time your making a ???Made in China??? purchase at Wal-Mart remember this, without attaching any strings that would impede China???s growth (strings such as protecting the environment or labor and property rights to levels that are comparable to western standards), the Clinton-Gore administration supported China???s entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) after the 1996 Clinton-Gore re-election campaign accepted illegal campaign contributions from Chinese nationals.

Today China is not only a leading contributor to global warming (thank you very much Mr. Nobel Laureate, Al Gore), it is also pushing up oil and other commodity prices, taking our jobs and stealing our intellectual property.

China almost certainly has more dirt on the Clintons and would love to have another Clinton administration in the White House so as to advance China???s dominance even further. Shame on the Clintons for fooling us once. And shame on us if we let them fool us again.

America was founded on the principles of the Age of Enlightenment.

Unfortunate for many, we run into an issue that seems to plague the electoral process in this country, choosing evils. However, I am pleased to say that things appear a little brighter this year. While many candidates seem shaky, inexperienced and possibly full of hot air from time to time (as many politicians most definitely are) I think it's safe to say we have a fresh batch of people running for president here. When can we say the last time the front runners for a party, let alone the presidency were composed of a black man and a woman? This is a step in the right direction. Sure, every party has its ups and downs but what it really comes down to at this point is that Hillary, Obama, McCain and Rev. Huckabee have started to show a more confrontational side of politics, backing away from the copious amounts of mudslinging that seems to plague our debates and campaigns. The only candidate that seems truly stuck in the high school-esqe name calling bouts is Mitt Romney. Poor guy just doesn't understand that we're looking for someone to run the country, not point out others fall outs so they don't have to stand for anything.
As far as the candidates themselves, it's possible that Obama may need help from congress, but the president is more a figure head than anything else and the fact that he is such a great orator will come to his aide tremendously. It would be great to have a president that doesn't have posters composed of idiotic quips quoted from speeches. As far as Hillary is concerned, I don't think she's a BAD choice because of the type of person she is. She would be a very refreshing change to the country; but not right now, and not in 2008. With pending wars in the middle-east, we need to keep in mind their outlook and thoughts. Politics is a global community. Unfortunately the culture of many middle-eastern countries does not show respect to women as policy makers, political leaders or people of power in general. Sad as it is, I would hate to see what effect naming a woman (a strong one, don't get me wrong here) as president would have on international relations with the middle east. Sorry Hillary. Huckabee is innocent and that's all good and fine. I like what he stands for. I don't think he's a slug, but if you have a wife and/or daughters, how can you not know there is a writer's strike going on? Pay attention to picket lines man. John McCain is a good man, but he's getting up there in years... I'm just going to label him as the Republican Ross Perot of 2008.
In closing, one of Hillary's advisers has been quoted as saying, "You often learn more about a person when they don't succeed than when they do." This is true and losing his bid for presidency couldn't have helped this man more, and in turn made him a very desirable candidate for the presidency in the future. My support still goes out to Al Gore. Get the man an open minded, mixed party congress and let???s fix this country from the inside out in 2012.