Are the Democrats going to ram Hillary down our throats?

Question

The average person I've polled will never vote for Hillary. Why is the party insisting on forcing her on us?

Answer 1

I think the question is why doesn't the media give candidates equal exposure with the 24 hr "news" networks. Hillary has money and a support base generated on the base of her husbands. Money gets buzz, Buzz gets talk, Talk gets time on TV. And since they speculate on the winner - they rarely go beyond 3 in the polls, which historically hasn't told anyone much in non incumbent years.

If the cable networks showed us policy points rather than spin and blurbs at campaign rallies, I think we'd be hearing a lot more about candidates other than Clinton, Obama, Rudy, & Romney. I'd like to know why Richardson wasn't at the NPR debate - only heard mention he wasn't there not why.

Too many blurbs no substance.

Answer 2

Don't worry, the primaries will sort all that out. When the primaries are over you will know for sure whether it was the party shoving her down your throat or whether the polls were right and a majority of Democratic voters think she's the best candidate. If she fails to take the lion's share of the state primaries the Democrats won't try and shove her down anyone's throat. If the primaries show she's the people's favorite she'll likely get the nomination. People get different readings on Hillary in different parts of the country. Where I live she has a huge support base. Around here if you're a Democrat, you're likely voting for Hillary.

Answer 3

It's still a long way until the conventions.
Notice, her ship is starting to sink. Obama is edging up in Iowa.
The good ship Clintontic is in trouble, whoever thought there were iceburgs in Iowa.?
Rest assured, if the Dem powerbrokers think she cannot win. she'll be dumped at the conventions faster than last week's newspaper. She's campaigning for president , and acting like she already has the party's nomination.Bad move, Hillary.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I actually like her alot... and even though I plan on voting for Obama, my 2 best friends will be voting for Hillary.

So, at least in my group, I'm outnumbered.

Her healthcare rocks - if you actually look into it rather than listening to all the anti-hillary hype.

Obama=environment
Hillary=healthcare
__ __ ___ __
= 2 things we've been sadly neglecting.

Answer 6

Lucy Riccardo

Answer 7

Democrats love her Republicans hate her, I guess they like stimulating the base.

Answer 8

yuk the clinton gang, I have been asking that question as soon as I saw that slick willy, was running for pres. years ago. and here's a thought for you , you can make a bumper sticker out of it ;

hill/billy the road to socialisim!!!!! l.o.l.

Answer 9

Tens of millions of people plan to vote for her. Maybe you're talking to the wrong people.

Answer 10

They apparently are. It seems to me they go out of their way to find the worst possible candidates. Can't say why they keep doing that.