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Hilary Clinton possibly going to enter the race for the 2004 elections ? I have a feeling she will, and I have a feeling she 'could' win if she does. If Sky's report is accurate , then a 37-48% rating with Democrats is good, 'cause once the candidates are narrowed down then that can only increase.
It'd certainly be interesting to see what a woman in charge of the USA would be like, and her only real (hopefully) skeleton in the closet has already been aired when her husband fell from office.
Despite Clinton's faults, he wasn't a bad man and, as Goat Boy made reference to in another post, it was certainly a better time for the USA and the world when he was in power. The Monica Lewinsky thing was stupid, because when you see the amount of money used by Republicans to unearth it then you see that very few people on the planet could stand up to that much scrutiny and come out clean.
If she runs for it, then I'd *possibly* be hoping she wins.
Hilary Clinton possibly going to enter the race for the 2004 elections ? I have a feeling she will, and I have a feeling she 'could' win if she does. If Sky's report is accurate , then a 37-48% rating with Democrats is good, 'cause once the candidates are narrowed down then that can only increase.
It'd certainly be interesting to see what a woman in charge of the USA would be like, and her only real (hopefully) skeleton in the closet has already been aired when her husband fell from office.
Despite Clinton's faults, he wasn't a bad man and, as Goat Boy made reference to in another post, it was certainly a better time for the USA and the world when he was in power. The Monica Lewinsky thing was stupid, because when you see the amount of money used by Republicans to unearth it then you see that very few people on the planet could stand up to that much scrutiny and come out clean.
If she runs for it, then I'd *possibly* be hoping she wins.
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Oh dear Light's off on his high horse again. Listen Light, it's not my fault if you think what I type implies anything, it's yours. In my opinion a few power cuts will not bring down Bush, nor Blair, nor anyone for that matter because only morons would believe a change of administration stops power cuts, and all those people probably don't vote.
If you think I sound arrogant then that's your problem and not mine, and if I were you I'd take a look at some of your own posts because from here, and from what IB wrote I'm not the only one, many of your posts are sounding pretty arrogant as you try to belittle people. And seeing as you have it in for Tom Clancy novels, post a few of your authors up here and I guarantee I can do a similar hatchet job.
If you think I sound arrogant then that's your problem and not mine, and if I were you I'd take a look at some of your own posts because from here, and from what IB wrote I'm not the only one, many of your posts are sounding pretty arrogant as you try to belittle people. And seeing as you have it in for Tom Clancy novels, post a few of your authors up here and I guarantee I can do a similar hatchet job.
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Of course the big qustion is, will Bill become the First Lady?
I would have thought the big question would be if Hilary got into power, who would the first lady be that Bill............and i'll stop now before i get banned :D
> Of course the big qustion is, will Bill become the First Lady?
I would have thought the big question would be if Hilary got into power, who would the first lady be that Bill............and i'll stop now before i get banned :D
Belldandy wrote:
> Nah, the power cuts will not be what gets him.
Erm...have you any idea how arrogant you sound? I suspect you're just trying to say what you feel, but you manage to come across as very casually dismissive without actually offering any thoughts of your own. I've noticed that you have a tendency to imply that you have inside knowledge on the US government and it's workings. Please try to remember that you're not the only one in the world who's read Tom Clancy. That's not an insult or a dig, just an honest observation.
> Nah, the power cuts will not be what gets him.
Erm...have you any idea how arrogant you sound? I suspect you're just trying to say what you feel, but you manage to come across as very casually dismissive without actually offering any thoughts of your own. I've noticed that you have a tendency to imply that you have inside knowledge on the US government and it's workings. Please try to remember that you're not the only one in the world who's read Tom Clancy. That's not an insult or a dig, just an honest observation.
Nah, the power cuts will not be what gets him.
If the power cuts keep happening, then you could put Mullah Omar up against Dubya and we'd be one chimp short in the White House. Unless Dubya sorts things out at home, he's screwed.
So, with that in mind, who's up for a spot of Power Relay Station vandalism?
So, with that in mind, who's up for a spot of Power Relay Station vandalism?
Belldandy wrote:
> *reads list of abuses of power during final days of Clinton
> Whitehouse*
>
> He fell.
>
> If Hilary runs, Bush is out. If shes doesn't, he is back in.
Nixon was a fallen President. Clinton was doing what most presidents do in setting himself up for retirement.
> *reads list of abuses of power during final days of Clinton
> Whitehouse*
>
> He fell.
>
> If Hilary runs, Bush is out. If shes doesn't, he is back in.
Nixon was a fallen President. Clinton was doing what most presidents do in setting himself up for retirement.
unknown kernel wrote:
> I read something in the paper about some army guy, but other than his
> sex and former profession I know nothing about him, and he probably
> has no chance. It's interesting that the US presidency has become a
> herediatary monarchy crossed with a popularity contest.
Who to vote for - Film actor, son of someone you've heard of, or wife of someone you've heard of ?
(Okay, Arnie's not going for president. Yet.)
It should be decided by a week of celebrity big brother.
*Votes Justin Timberlake*
> I read something in the paper about some army guy, but other than his
> sex and former profession I know nothing about him, and he probably
> has no chance. It's interesting that the US presidency has become a
> herediatary monarchy crossed with a popularity contest.
Who to vote for - Film actor, son of someone you've heard of, or wife of someone you've heard of ?
(Okay, Arnie's not going for president. Yet.)
It should be decided by a week of celebrity big brother.
*Votes Justin Timberlake*
Belldandy wrote:
> *reads list of abuses of power during final days of Clinton
> Whitehouse*
>
> He fell.
>
> If Hilary runs, Bush is out. If shes doesn't, he is back in.
Really hope she doesnt.
> *reads list of abuses of power during final days of Clinton
> Whitehouse*
>
> He fell.
>
> If Hilary runs, Bush is out. If shes doesn't, he is back in.
Really hope she doesnt.
I read something in the paper about some army guy, but other than his sex and former profession I know nothing about him, and he probably has no chance. It's interesting that the US presidency has become a herediatary monarchy crossed with a popularity contest.
*reads list of abuses of power during final days of Clinton Whitehouse*
He fell.
If Hilary runs, Bush is out. If shes doesn't, he is back in.
He fell.
If Hilary runs, Bush is out. If shes doesn't, he is back in.
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