Comments on: SecState Clinton has 3 million in war chest.

By: Scope

Scope — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 13:59:21 +0000

I can’t see Clinton running for Pres. in 2012. The one thing Dems/Libs do best, is they stick together, and, cover for one another, no matter how bad a job any one of them is doing. I don’t see any way she would run against Obama, not even as an I told you so candidate. She’s doing a really crappy job as Sec of State, and, I think promoting and pushing Obama’s agenda that she really doesn’t agree with. Patterson is very unpopular and ineffective, just as the legislature in NY. I see Clinton as thinking she could simply walk into the Governors mansion without even campaigning much. Hide the silver and china!

What kind of chance would Guiliani have against her? He was a very popular and well liked Governor, especially right after 9/11. I thought I read somewhere that he was considering running for Gov. again.

By: Scope

Scope — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 13:59:21 +0000

By: Scope

Scope — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 13:46:46 +0000

literally.

By: djemi

djemi — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 13:15:20 +0000

Number 2 might not be that far fetched, IMHO it is but wouldn’t it be fun to watch.

“Business friends of Hillary Rodham Clinton have purchased the web domain name HRC2012.”

By: Marcus_Traianus

Marcus_Traianus — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 12:27:37 +0000

Some things to consider;

- Clinton is always scheming. The move to SoS placated the party and provided her a higher perch from which she can view the carcasses. Good news/bad news- Clinton has really ticked off Jewish voters with the new policies at State. That’s bad news in NY where that group is a very important lobby. Good news for Clinton- the Jewish lobby in NY is mostly made of Democratic Party acolytes and if Clinton says “the devil made me do it” (that is Obama whose popularity is sinking like a stone) Clinton still has a chance. All food for thought.

- Democrat voters in NY continue to vote for our collective destruction. If all the “Democratik” Party legislative members together pushed the button on a nuclear missile which wiped out half of NY’s population, their party members would probably say it was “well-intentioned”. Furthermore, so-called independents are mostly liberals in hiding. Together that gives any Republican a big hill to climb and any race will be a contest (I don’t see “Pataki like” situations occurring). Unless there is a big name involved (exempli gratia. Giuliani) the donk will be a shoe-in. Temptations abound for Clinton.

- Cuomo. Although I can’t figure out how that affects Clinton unless he indicts her.

- Wild cards. The voters in this state actually get ticked off, figure out that Democrats (local and state) have made the tax burden unbearable, papered the walls of unions/other big supporters with our money, have no plan beyond tax and spend and have no idea what they are doing (when they actually meet). This all presupposes their is a population of educated voters who have not left the state.

By: Repair_Man_Jack

Repair_Man_Jack — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 11:47:10 +0000