'No. I've said no, no, no'

NY Daily News ^ | Mon Dec 8 | JAMES GORDON MEEK

[coloradan]

Dear senator,

If you've said "No, no, no" then why are you registered with the FEC as a candidate for president in 2004?

[risk]

That's one of her surgical doubles.

[Cicero]

Talking Head: "Senator clinton, Will you say 'no'?"

Hillary: "I've already said 'No.' ""

Talking Head: "Mr. President, Will you apologize?"

Clinton: "I've already apologized."

[Moosilauke]

This pretty much locks it up...HRC will be accepting a draft (something her husband never did) for the 2004 nomination. You can still get a Hillary contract for about $7.00 over at tradesports. This is considerably more expensive than the contract on Kerry, Lieberman, Edwards, Sharpton, Kucinich, etc.

[struwwelpeter]

Now the vice president's slot under someone who'd soon resign "for health reasons" or due to a suddenly breaking scandal...

[G.Mason]

I'm looking forward to Hitlary being the dim's nominee.

Face it, the dwarves are so boring we would all be asleep for most of 2004.

At least with "the smartest woman in the world" we will be able to get heatedly involved, and watch as the final chapter of the clintonistas' unfolds.

[aristeides]

"No, no. I've said no. I've said no, no, no, no," the New York Democrat told NBC's "Meet the Press," when asked if she would accept her party's nomination in 2004.

What, no mention of that rehearsed laugh that she repeated identically on all three networks?

[cartoonistx]

You've got it! I have been saying for over a year that Her Lowness is going to take the VP slot in next year's run. They (Dean? & Clinton) will, of course, lose but Hillary will be the shoe-in for nomination in 2008 and will be seen as the "unity" candidate!

[LizardQueen]

You can still get a Hillary contract for about $7.00 over at tradesports. This is considerably more expensive than the contract on Kerry, Lieberman, Edwards, Sharpton, Kucinich, etc.

You can take out a contract on Hillary for only 7 bucks? I thought hit men were more expensive than that ;)

LQ

[aristeides]

Why Hillary will never be vice president: Blood, Money & Power: How L. B. J. Killed J. F. K.

[BFM]

But no matter how many times she said no, the questions kept landing as Clinton made the rounds to ABC and CBS.

Nobody believes her because they know she is an f***ing lier. Knowing that, the Democrats and kool-aid drinkers still want her as President.

It's as if they're pleading, "Go ahead and lie to us. We still want you as President."

Go figure...

[bethelgrad]

Can she even win reelection in 2006? I think if New York canned her 2008 would be lost for her as well.

[presidio9]

Can she even win reelection in 2006? I think if New York canned her 2008 would be lost for her as well.

That's why I want Guiliani to wait for her. Only he can drive that stake through her heart. And I think secretly he's pissed about how she won that election in 2000. It was just starting to get nasty in the Spring before he dropped out.

[CJ Wolf]

"No, no. I've said no. I've said no, no, no, no,"

Isn't that what Juanita said?

[NewLand]

Can she even win reelection in 2006? I think if New York canned her 2008 would be lost for her as well.

"That's why I want Guiliani to wait for her. Only he can drive that stake through her heart."

Or could Colin Powell be the Republican Senate candidate from NY in 2006? He's a NY'er, and Rudy may go for The Governor job as Pataki's term is finished.

[presidio9]

Or could Colin Powell be the Republican Senate candidate from NY in 2006?

Interesting, but isn't that a step backwards?

He's a NY'er

Since when did that matter in NY?

[NewLand]

Interesting, but isn't that a step backwards?

No less than it was for the "co-president"...I think Powell has ambitions beyond a cabinet position, this could be a better first step. Just a thought, I believe others have had as well.

[Redcloak]

Your lips say "no", but your greedy, black, whithered heart says "yes".

[presidio9]