Gearing up for election 2004 - Mrs. Clinton and Dems in trouble

Washington Times ^ | 6/20/03 | ary J. Andres and Michael McKenna

[kattracks]

If book sales were electoral votes, Hillary Clinton and her husband might be on their way back to the White House. Yet, will her popularity as an author translate into presidential political success? The most recent American Survey sheds some light on where she fits in among current Democratic hopefuls and how she stacks up to President Bush.

[lizma]

Yet, she still placed 10 points behind the president (37 percent). Here, however, the gender gap was most pronounced, with men preferring Mr. Bush by 24 points, and women preferring Mrs. Clinton by two points.

Jeez. Almosts makes me wish the suffragettes never got their way. Why do women have to act so blonde????

[Coop]

What made me the most ill in reading the above is that the Miserable Shrew is considered "likeable." Bleccchhhh!!!!

[GatekeeperBookman]

Anonymous caller to Michael Savage ( as he interviewed Peggy Noonan, night after Hitlary book came out ):

"The Supremes will 'ok' Campaign Reform law-no nasty commercials immediatly B4 election.

Leading democRAT slug steps aside for health/family/personal reasons. Hitlary steps IN 2 save day. It worked in Jersey when the Torch flamed-out. It'll work in 2004. Thank you & good night."
The irrepresable Savage had no reply-I think he was bothered by the plausability of the scenario.

Caller was quite sober, rational & sounded very sharp. I have condensed his remarks slightly-he wasted not one word. Sounded like a savy guy-maybe lawyer, campaign worker, maybe even dmoeRat prankster.
I could not sleep well after that.

I should think this country would come apart if this fiend is elected. I really do.