[nordicstan]

[Hillary or B. Hussein Obama] serving as a drag on those lawmakers' reelection chances.

I think Hillary is the best hope for the republican party in 2008.

[sageb1]

A pantsuit and an empty suit?

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Ditto. I want sHillary to get it to drive out the broken glass republicans to vote. That way Alan Keyes will be elected and have a mandate.

The last line was humor, but Nomex suit going on anyway. :oP

[vetsvette]

I may not be a Dummie, but I am in a swing district and I can’t tell you how excited I am about the Communist with fat legs; the black teenager with the big smile and empty head; and, that candidate with the fancy hairdo and raging sexual identity crisis.

Those Dummies sure know how to pick their front runners.

[Dems_R_Losers]

My idiot congresscritter, Patrick Murphy, has already endorsed Obama. I think either he or Hillary will be a tremendous drag on Murphy in this district.

[Baladas]

Heh, I just read the yahoo article posted somewhere here that claimed just the opposite - you know, one of those inevitable “trend to the Democrats” articles. The analysis by the writer was awful, full of delusions.

But this one, yes, since Hillary will be their nominee. Just watch the disgust with her grow - the more you see her, the more you hate her.

[freekitty]

I guess the Dummies haven’t heard if their leaders are swept into power; they ain’t going along for the ride. I wonder if these guys ever read any history. They would surely know a dictator rules absolutely and when they don’t need you because there will be no freedom left; you are executed or you go to prison or be starved; no matter what party you were affliated with. I wish these people could see this.

[BfloGuy]

This poll certainly indicates something I find intuitively to be true and which I hope to be true. Nonetheless we have to look deeper.

"Some people say [your Democratic incumbent] is a strong supporter of Hillary Clinton and will support her liberal agenda of big government and higher taxes if she becomes president," the poll stated, before asking respondents whether they would still vote for their incumbent or choose a Republican candidate.

That's a pretty leading and biased question; we'd be furious if the situation were reversed for a Republican.