[NYC GOP Chick]

Duh...

[SoDak]

Beware the Hildabeast. Just when you think she won't, she will. I'm sure the spin will be something along the lines of her sailing in, and saving the party.

[GeronL]

uh huh... This fits into your prediction BB!

Can't believe someone likened her heinous to Cindarella

[Dan from Michigan]

The Rock says....."Just....Bring it!!"

[doug from upland]

I called this over three years ago in a still unfinished novel.

[Flux Capacitor]

----Sources close to the New York senator and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, have made it clear that they think the dovish Dean would be ruinous for the Democratic Party.----

And Hillary WOULDN'T be???

-Dan

[Always Right]

The race for the nomination is down to three people, and only one of them is currently running. I think with hardcore dems there is more support to draft Gorebert instead of the Hilderbeast. I am not sure the hardcore Democrats who will likely be the delegates will forgive the Hilderbeast for voting for the war.

[ladyinred]

This is no suprise to most of here, we have all been saying this for low these many months! Why do I get the idea that the journalist is wagging his tail in great expectation?

[LADY J]

""As long as Hillary is around, she is always going to be the Cinderella candidate, whether it's now or four months from now," said Democratic consultant Norman Adler."

Ha Ha!! Cinderella? They don't make glass slippers in the shape of pig's feet!

[Qwinn]

I hope she does. She does even worse in polls head to head against Bush than Dean or Clark do.

Her odds of actually winning nationally against a single opponent are nil. The only way I'd worry is if there were a Buchanan-type to split the Republican vote, but even then, no, I don't think she could win.

Qwinn

[kcar]

Bring on the Bitch! We're going to have to dance this dance sooner or later, bring her on!, while she still thinks she controls destiny. That'll make her defeat, and all that prophecy she/he imagine accompany her/them, the more painstakenly dramatic.

[ClearCase_guy]

She's too late for Iowa and probably too late for New Hampshire. But of course she's Hillary ...

So, we could reschedule all the state primaries to dates that she suggests. Rules don't matter.

[ChemistCat]

Bring it on.

I'd just like to see her try to raise enough cash LEGALLY.

Her biggest fans are slip sliding away.

[metalboy]

Hillary get`s into the race? Hillary got into the race the micro-second she won the Senate race of that liberal sphincter hole New York!!! Book tour? ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!! HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!! HA HA HA HA HA HA HA AH!!!!

[pabianice]

But...but... she PROMISED to finish her senatorial term...

[Cicero]

There's a direct wire from hildabeast's brain to the New York Daily News. They would NEVER print an article like this without clearing it with the boss.

I've also been saying for some time that she'll run in 2004. She has no choice. She's getting older. She risks losing control of the DNC. She risks falling out of fashion as a celebrity. She can't afford to wait 5 more years.

It will be tough for her to run against Bush, but I wouldn't count her out. She is absolutely ruthless. She controls the party, the press, and a lot of world leaders. She has pots of money and blackmail materials on every important person in the country. She is very dangerous.

[Texas Eagle]

Bring it on.

[Paul Atreides]

Sources close to the New York senator and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, have made it clear that they think the dovish Dean would be ruinous for the Democratic Party. Those concerns were factors in Bill Clinton's behind-the-scenes urging of retired Gen. Wesley Clark to throw his hat in.

Still want Backstabbin' Bubba in your administration, Howie?

[VRWC For Truth]

The Beast will not declare until the 'Rat Convention when the succubus will mythically rise with the media in full swoon. Dangerous times ahead.

[Libloather]

With no Dem front-runner...

I fully expect this headline for generations to come...

[Mo1]

Clinton has said she will not be a candidate in 2004, but it hasn't been missed that she trounces the Democratic candidates in national polls.

Correction .. she said she has no "intention" of being a canidate

There IS a difference