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Compared to Obama and Edwards.

There were a number of things that were well-handled in the Clinton White House, and even a number of good policy accomplishments (e.g., NAFTA, welfare reform), but what they had in common was no involvement - or active opposition - by Hillary.

"No compromise with the main purpose, no peace till victory, no pact with unrepentant wrong." - Winston Churchill

the same paragraph. The others at least accomplished something while in the Senate. Ask what Hillary has done and you get some really nice sounding platitudes; oh she has done sooo much for women and for NY. The problem comes when you ask the inevitable; such as? The result is meaningless robot speak amounting to any indirect admission Hillary has done absolutely nothing tangible.

Read her website (at your own risk), I dare you to find one meaningful accomplishment.
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Paula Jones or Monica Lewinsky. She boffed Bill Clinton. Beyond that I don't see it.

"A man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition." -- Rudyard Kipling

Hillary has unique experience for President like I have unique experience to simultaneously be paid 10mil a year in the NFL at 40, be paid 10mil a year playing guitar(at least I can play 3 chords), be paid 10mil a year as a leading man with a few hollyweird starlets.

What a disgusting phony she is.

Ask not what I can do for my country, ask what my country can do for me. Washington Elected Elite

that it's looking like another write in year for me. This hand will not pull the Hillary lever. The Rudy "I pulled bodies from the WTC 24/7 for weeks on end" and "transformed New York City from a Harlem to the Emerald City" ain't looking good either.

It certainly violates the spirit of the 22nd Amendment. She's already had her 8 years in the White House. And in those eight years she was giving us two for the price of one right?

Why should she be President? Betty Ford didn't become president, Rosalyn Carter didn't become president, Nancy Reagan didn't become president - and none of their husbands got impeached! In fact one of the arguments for not convicting Bill was that his 8 years were almost up and then he'd never be president again anyhow.

Yet those eight years in the White House were just scandal after scandal after scandal - and not just Bill's scandals either. She was involved in a lot of those scandals too.

I don't know much about Mrs. Andrew Johnson, but I do know she had the decency not to run for president.

From where she sits, the primary functions of the Presidency are to: Rent out the Lincoln bedroom, sell pardons, confiscate as personal property various White House artifacts, turn a blind eye to selling secrets to the Chinese, find loopholes in Campaign finance, cover for 'friends' who steal and destroy potentially embarassing documents, hide FBI files in closets, fire government employees who irritate you for any reason, hate the military, lie.... blatantly, and pursue your personal agenda at the expense of your country.

If that's what you think the Presidency is all about, I have to agree with her. She probably does have more experience than anyone else running.

You know, at the end of the day, I think people know that they're electing a chief executive. They are electing someone who will be Commander in Chief. The price of admission to this great game is qualifications. Just like a job interview, the entrance requirement is that all candidates for the job are qualified given that they were pre-screened through resume reviews.

Hillary and Obama have slipped past the pre-screen for the Democrats, but once the Independents weigh in they will steer away.

This is the deal-killer for the common sense voter that sews up the presidential election for us in 2008.

Ann Coulter is like pushing an elevator call button more than once, or kicking a coke machine. Sure it makes you feel good but in the end it does no good in advancing your cause.

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for Hillary in a recent comparison of candidates. They did something different for Fred T, stressed his most menial jobs, waiter and stuff like that, and naturally a high paid lobbyist.
Never mentioned his Senate duty.

"a man's admiration for absolute government is proportinate to the contempt he feels for those around him". Tocqueville

I have been saying for a while that she has the experience of Laura Bush and Carol Mosely Braun combined...neither of those worthy ladies I would want to run things. It seems to me to be an example of the Big Lie...say it long enough and it becomes truth. I could live with Guiliani (barely, I must say) and I am glad that he is nibbling around the corners of this Potemkin Candidate. But GOP must be careful because if attacks are perceived wrongly by the Sisterhood, you have major problems. I hope that GOP uses its collective head and does not nominate someone, like the current WH occupant, who believes that Jesus sits on his shoulder and tells him what to do...