[Sub-Driver]

yuk

[Cowboy Bob]

More than 4 of 10 voters (44 percent) think another Clinton presidency is inevitable...

Yes, but 56% think that Clinton will NOT be President!

[napscoordinator]

Yuk is right, but I am afraid this might be a fact. It does make me sick.

[socialismisinsidious]

A better poll: How many American believe that America will be fully Socialist in the next ten years...(don't worry, it's "for the children" /s

[balch3]

if the Clinton crime family steals the election, surely the military would step in and keep her from taking office. VP Cheney could be the head of government until a fair election could be held.

[seekthetruth]

I don’t believe she will be able to make it through the debates wit whomever wins the Republican nomination. I do hope it is Fred Thompson who faces her!

[Uncle Hal]

Folks this is all part of a campaign to make her look acceptable. They are trying to soften her image. They want you to feel that her ascent to the presidency is inevitable. It is all carefully orchestrated with the MSM. She has to be stopped at all costs. I am hoping once she gets the nomination and the GOP settles on a candidate, the GOP and the general public can see the danger that she poses to the USA. Finally every one will come to their senses and stop this nonsense of her moving to the White House.

[cquiggy]

Polls like this coming out early are a good thing. These polls give all of us who truly hate Hillary time to wake up others who need to help keep her out of the White House. She deserves to be shown that the general public hates her almost as much as her and her estranged husband hate our military.

[Friend_from_the_Frozen_North]

How many of the 44% fall into the category of "Hope she will" as opposed to those who fall into the "Afraid she might" category?

I don't think she will but I may be engaging in "Wishful Thinking" (and planning to vote for whichever Republican Candidate stands against her). I've learned that from GW - he certainly has his faults but there was no choice if the choice was between George Bush and John Kerry (or Al Gore before that)...

[Riodacat]

[goodnesswins]

Just a reflection of the idiots who watch/read the MSM

[Cementjungle]

I think so too. Not because she's a good candidate, but because:

• There are a lot of people now who actually *want* socialism
• The MSM is starting to give her free air time, soon it will be 24X7 Hillary on the airwaves
• No one has the backbone to counter her for fear of what might happen if they do and she then gets the power she craves
• She cheats big time

[TexanToTheCore]

She is clearly the leader in the Demo pack. We don’t have a clear leader in the Repub pack.

Too early for this analysis.

[tomnbeverly]

I wonder how she will handle the coming war... You know when she wins and then guts homeland security, gives amnesty to the illegals, folds in the ME and then the inevitable Al-Qaeda attack on america that will make 911 pale in comparison... When the pundits and the media will start really looking at the decline and fall of America and come to the same conclusion that a simple BJ felled this once great nation...

What possibly can she say to America from the smoldering ruins of the next 911... I think that well maybe George W. Bush was right after all just won’t cut it.....

[xzins]

Americans sense that the Republicans have not yet settled on a conservative candidate.

I will not vote for a liberal Republican.

[Continental Soldier]

If so, America will have no excuses at all for what happens to it.

[Lucky9teen]

[SnakeDoctor]

This is good news ...

First - the poll didn’t say people WANTED her to be President, but that they thought she would. And - it wasn’t even an actual majority.

Second - statistically, people are right. She’s got better odds of winning the Presidency than any particular Republican at this time. Given the current “up in the air” status of the Republican nomination, and her lock on the Democrat nomination ... the odds are 50% that Clinton will be President, and 20% Giuliani, 20% Thompson, 10% Romney. Once the Republicans nominate a candidate, the Republican/ Democrat odds will even out.

Third - the apparent inevitability of a Clinton presidency may motivate conservatives to block her.

H

[tobyhill]

The Conservative Republicans have refused to fight for the cause so now we’re stuck with a list of candidates that makes Conservatives cringe. They tried to be friends to the MSM instead of calling them out for the terrorist supporting, socialist they are. At the last debate they should have ripped on Chrissy and call him out for the partisan hack he is.

[Hostage]

Roger Ailes is busy getting the wrinkles ironed out at the new Fox Business Network. While he’s missing in action somebody in NY liberal Hell has taken control of Fox News.

They just put out a headline that claimed Ann Coulter said ‘Jews Need Perfecting’ when she did not say that. She said ‘Christians consider themselves perfected Jews’. It’s her opinion but it is not a directive to go out and hammer Jews for not being perfect.

Something smells at Fox and that includes O’Reilly.

[SkyDancer]

Another Carter era????