Do they really expect people to vote for Hillary?

Question

C'mon, is'nt it obvious the republicans tell the pollsters that theyr'e democrats, & theyr'e gonna vote for her. This way the dem.s believe she is electable, get fooled, and wind up with a candidate so unelectable, even a Republican could beat her?

Answer 1

You need to connect with the guy who thinks there is a 9/11 conspiracy, you guys would have fun together...

Answer 2

Hillary is having real problems in the primaries,she is being beaten by Obama a man with almost no personality,and the poster child for hair care products,this tells me her own party cant deal with the thought of her as Madam Prez,in October she looked unbeatable,but now as we draw closer the idea that she would have the contest closed up by New Hampshire is near imposable at this point and will likely go on well past South Carolina,if you have name recognition like Clinton and that causes you to lose a 20 point lead in 45 days you may have a very large problem come super Tuesday.

Answer 3

Unfortunately people will really vote for Hillary. It is because they have no idea that she does not represent change.

When asked if they would promise to have all of the troops out of Iraq in their first 4 year term: Obama, Edwards, and Clinton all said "no."

What changes could we see with Hillary?

We might get higher taxes if Congress votes for them.
We might get universal health care if Congress votes for it.
The Patriot act will remain
No child left behind will remain
We will still have troops dying in Iraq and maybe Iran.

So why do you support Clinton? She won't end the war. She won't restore our civil liberties. She won't respect State's rights.

I support Ron Paul for these reasons:

He will end the war. Immediately.
He will end federal programs that infringe on State's rights.
He will eliminate the income tax and the IRS

and most importantly...
He is the ONLY candidate to recognize that the Us dollar is in crisis because of the federal reserve system and reckless government spending. He wants to help restore fiscal responsibility by returning to the gold standard and to put an end to unneeded spending. He is the real candidate for change.

Answer 4

You are simply naive to say that.

The republicans, including Karl Rove, do not want Hillary to be the nomination because she kicked their republican candidate a** twice in the last two senate races in new york. Her husband kicked the republican presidential candidate's a** too twice in 1992 and 1996.

The republicans, including people like you, scare her and have been bashing her for the past 16 years. Go to have a life.

Answer 5

Personally I'm a Congressman Paul fan, but I know many people that plan to vote for Senator Clinton and your assertion is incorrect.. she could easily beat the republican nominee, given the overall dissatisfaction with the war in Iraq.

Answer 6

Obama is beatable for the following reasons:
- his blackness
- his indiscretions (drug use and sale) when young
- his muslim background
- his dirty tricks
- his poor senate attendance records and votes
- his political inexperience, especailly in foreign relations
- his flip-floppings

There are several critical battleground states (Ohio, Florida, Pensylvania, etc) that Obama will not have a chance to win.

Answer 7

Another frightened republican. We can and WILL vote her into office, can you say "Madam President"?
DONNA: You didn't spell it right, you are yet another Republican Stepford wife who fears a confident, smart woman in office. What a shame.

Answer 8

Hillary is a mean Btich, but yes, she has a real chance of becoming president. She has a hidden agenda, though, which will amount to the U.S. being worse off.

Answer 9

Naw.... I think she is electable.. Once the rep side comes out.. Hillary will have far less baggage than their side has.. They already have enough to fill my luggage for three trips..

Answer 10

I know you're joking but youre right her negatives are too much for her to be able to overcome them