[Galtoid]

Was reading over the weekend that Hitlery's numbers have plummeted in upstate NY. Seems she hasn't delivered on all those campaign promises she made. Now, my question is this: what sane, thinking person would ever believe a word out of that b****'s mouth? Lazio lost because New Yorkers are incurable, stubborn Democrats. They will probably re-relect her anyway. We have huge work to do in the Empire State.

[sweetliberty]

"what sane, thinking person would ever believe a word out of that b****'s mouth?"

There's your problem right there. You're assuming that democRAT voters are sane and thinking people. If that were true, would they be democRATs?

[Mia T]

Hi. How have you been?

I'm not sure about New Yorkers. They may be incurable Democrats, but when it comes to literal survival, they are street-smart. They understand that post-9/11, national security must trump ALL ELSE.

In my view, hillary clinton -- BOTH clintons, in fact -- are not now -- and will NEVER be -- nationally electable...

Moreover, I suspect that even intractable Democrats will not support the national insecurity of a Democratic president.  They may not vote for Bush, but they won't vote for a Democrat, either...

This is also the view of my hairdresser ("only your hairdresser knows for sure" ), who takes the pulse of these normally fuzzyheaded miscreants monthly...

Says my hairdresser: "They HATE hillary. She CANNOT win another election... and Bush cannot LOSE."

BTW, she is apolitical, but ADORES Bush, Rumsfeld and Powell.

Q ERTY9

BUSH: "I will not wait on events, while dangers gather."

 

President's Remarks view

This country has many challenges. We will not deny, we will not ignore, we will not pass along our problems to other Congresses, to other presidents, and other generations. (Applause.) We will confront them with focus and clarity and courage...

Sending Americans into battle is the most profound decision a President can make. The technologies of war have changed; the risks and suffering of war have not. For the brave Americans who bear the risk, no victory is free from sorrow. This nation fights reluctantly, because we know the cost and we dread the days of mourning that always come.

We seek peace. We strive for peace. And sometimes peace must be defended. A future lived at the mercy of terrible threats is no peace at all. If war is forced upon us, we will fight in a just cause and by just means -- sparing, in every way we can, the innocent. And if war is forced upon us, we will fight with the full force and might of the United States military -- and we will prevail. (Applause.)

State of the Union Address by President George W. Bush

 

[Mia T]

 

Despite a field of nine candidates from which to choose, nearly a quarter of likely Democratic presidential primary voters in New Hampshire say they are undecided about the 2004 race, fueling more speculation about the possible entry of a tenth candidate - New York Senator and former First Lady Hillary Clinton.

But while political watchers like conservative Robert Novak think it's still possible for a Clinton candidacy, recent polls show she is having major problems pleasing her own constituents in New York State.

Polls conducted by Zogby International and Marist College of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., show Clinton with high negative job ratings. In the Marist poll, 47 percent considered Clinton's job performance either excellent or good. Forty-nine percent rated it either fair or poor. The Zogby poll measured the same overall favorable rating, 47 percent, but revealed that 51 percent considered Clinton to have done either a fair or poor job as senator.

"Generally in New York, she remains fairly polarizing," Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist College Poll told CNSNews.com....

John Zogby, president and CEO of Zogby International, said while the slow economy is causing "no particular political leader to do well" in recent polls, he agreed that Clinton's polarizing effect may uniquely put her at a disadvantage, particularly in upstate New York.

"First, it must be said that upstate is in the midst of a severe economic slowdown. It's gone from bad to worse and then even worse than worse," Zogby told CNSNews.com. "Number two, she always starts with AT LEAST 33 percent that hate her guts."

...Jeff Stonecash, political science professor with the Maxwell School at New York's Syracuse University, told CNSNews.com he had "never seen a candidate who, before ever running for office, elicited such remarkably polarized reactions.....

Hillary '04 Speculation Continues Amid Declining Popularity in NY
CNSNews.com | May 6, 2003 | Steve Brown

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