Why is Hilary going lose the lose her spot to Gore?

Answer 1

You tell me. I don't see that happening. Gore doesn't have a base anymore from which to launch a campaign.

One of the things that got lost in the 2000 election was that Al Gore didn't win his home state of Tennessee (11 electoral votes) which would have made Florida meaningless. I lived in Tennessee at the time and was one of the very few Democrats in that state that did vote for him. But Gore lost his home state because the people of Tennessee did not identify with him anymore. He had become a part of the Washington Machine.

Tennesseeans used to say after that election, "Wouldn't it be great to have a president from Tennessee?" All I could do was shake my head.

Hilary has a country -- New York --- Al is a man without one.

Answer 2

Hillary will NOT lose her spot to Gore. If Gore crosses the Clintons, he will meet up with a very tragic end. Check out how many people, who knew too much about the Clintons in Arkansas, died young. Vince Foster was just one of many who bit the dust. Flowers said the reason she went public about Bill was because she knew if she didn't, she end up dead before the election; which was just a couple of months away.

Answer 3

Because she probably figured out the president that suceeds Bush will face sending the country into a recession due to the eratic spending of the Bush regime. Andt they will be left cleaning up Bush's mess (no child left behind, iraq war, etc..)

Answer 4

We aren't ready for Hillary. Gore is looking better and better for the liberals, but the democrats need a stonger candidate then either one of them.

Answer 5

When did President Gore say he was running for re election?

Answer 6

Gore is merely campaigning to make Hillary look more conservative; for everyone (especially Hillary) knows a liberal is not going to win.

Answer 7

It doesn't matter. Neither one is electable.

Answer 8

if she does then people are insane