Hillary Clinton might just win this thing.

In A Perfect World

*add immigration to the list too*

Yes, immigration too! We have a SEVERE problem with that. We need strict laws about it. And if you don't have citizenship, or a pass, or whatever, you don't belong living here, and taking money from the gov't.

Whidden wrote:

Obama's a methodist I think. Or some form of protestant. He claims to be a Christian according to his site.

I misspoke. I meant to say he went to a Muslim prep school as a kid. No biggie.

But with his admitted past drug use as a teen and a middle name of Hussein, I just don't know...

-HECK!

Lawless wrote:

I agree. I don't think that GW should be in the White House... but, because of his daddy, money, oil, and what not... the dude got elected. Doesn't mean that he SHOULD be there. And I think that the ENTIRE US, and other countries, are very aware of that. Because of him, and the war, I believe that we might see a Dem in the White House... no matter who it is that runs! I don't know though.

If we have a white woman running for the Dems, and a black man running for the Repubs, I think that were going to see a lot of people not know WHAT to do. I think that there will be people who won't vote, for their "side" because they are prejudice of color, or sex, or something.

Black dude running on the Republican ticket? Now that would be a big step.

The potential slugfest between Hillary and Obama for the Democratic nomination would be interesting. Edwards won't have a chance.

If McCain runs he will be the favorite I think over the Dems I think.

Who's out there for Hillary or Obama to bring on as Vice President?

-HECK!

Also, I just don't see Hillary ever being president. Ever. Never ever.

Reealistically it will be something if the Dems put her on the ticket. The party will pick their favorite despite the primaries.

-HECK!

I'm sorry, but I cannot vote for Hillary Clinton, she comes off as a panderer to me. What sealed the deal for me was that time she stood up calling for investigation into video games like Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It wreaked of pandering and I won't take that. And since she voted to give Bush authorization to go to war, she dances around that vote rather than owning up to the real reason they vote yea. They were afraid of appearing unpatriotic and stupidly gave the president too much power. The politician that can admit that deserves a lot of respect in my book. Very few of them are willing to do that, but it's also understandable when you consider the fake outrage from the right-wing.

So who do you like in the election then?

-HECK!