[G.Mason]

"What I find as baffling is that in spite of all the negative feelings about the Clintons expressed by the various party workers is the seemingly popular support for Hillary in primary polls? Go figure."

Not to be cute, but have you looked at who she is rated against?

Dean? A congenital liar and an ex govenor who sealed his records.

Clark? Another bumbling Oxford attendee, ex general, and general nobody.

Edwards? A nobody senator from N.C..

Kucinich? An absolute, upfront socialist with the charisma of Kevorkian.

Braun? Need I say more?

Sharpton? Need I say more?

Gephardt ? Yesterdays news. He's soon to be relegated to the "Dole" retirement farm.

Kerry? This guy is an indication of what is wrong with our voters decision making abilities. Did you hear he was a Vietnam vet?

Lieberman? Pathetic imitation of a man. "Dole" farm material also.

I'd mention that stalwart Graham, but he's already moved into a Florida retirement home.

Hell, even I'd look good compared to this string.

just kidding

[Mr Ducklips]

Kerry? This guy is an indication of what is wrong with our voters decision making abilities. Did you hear he was a Vietnam vet?

Wow! I hadn't heard that! I thought he was from France.

[monocle]

I can't recall where I read it but the author described Clinton's behavior after he lost his relection bid for governor in 1980. Clinton's behavior as described by this author left me with the impression that he had had a nervous breakdown and that was why Clinton adamantly refused to disclose his medical records. Clinton being the political animal that he is did not want to become another Thomas Eagleton.(An interesting side note that in the next election Clinton kept repeating that you can't lead without listening - sound familar?)

Clinton's behavior after leaving the White House always reminds me of that earlier disclosure.

[Lazamataz]

Kerry? This guy is an indication of what is wrong with our voters decision making abilities. Did you hear he was a Vietnam vet?

Really? He should get that news out there more often.