Susana Martinez
I thought the were all twitterpated over Moochelle.
Susana Martinez
She and Obummer will be in jail awaiting their trials for treason.
Hillary may have campaigned, but from the looks of her, I don’t think she has run anywhere in years.
Julian Castro will run for TX gov in 2 years. The national dem party will throw $50 million, minimum, into the race. The Republican primary will be brutal, Perry v. G.P. Bush with possibly Debra Medina thrown back in (she didn’t run for Ron Paul’s seat for a reason).
If Castro wins, he’ll be the 2016 Pres nominee. If not, it’ll be Clinton. The nomination is Castro’s to lose. Unfortunately for Clinton, the dems don’t nominate the next in line; they nominate the next new flash cult of personality.
The GOP-e is determined to give us Jeb Bush.
If we don’t stop the GOP-e, I give even odds on Castro being the next Pres, with the second most likely outcome being Clinton.
The Tex gov race in two years will tell the story. We’ll know in six months how that is shaking out.
One thing for sure, the Rep nominee in Texas isn’t going to have the cakewalk of recent general elections.
We must stop the GOP-e or G.P. and Jeb Bush will give the dems a dynasty.
She is pictured on Drudge right now and looks just like George Washington.
Ugh.
Hillary’s chances of winning the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016 are tiny to nonexistent.
First, if Andrew Cuomo enters the race, which he seems certain to do, he will win the New York primary — a must for any aspiring Democratic presidential candidate.
Then, the only obstacles that could stop Mr. Cuomo from winning the nomination would be:
1) if Jerry Brown decides to run and wins the California primary. Why not? He’d only be 78 years old in 2016, roughly the same age as the Democrats’ Congressional leaders, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi, with whom he’d fit in perfectly if he became president;
2) a charismatic Black candidate emerges, for example, Cory Booker of Newark, who would win the primary votes of Blacks and many White liberals, leaving Mr. Cuomo, Hillary, and Joe Biden to divide the remaining Democratic votes, which Mr. Cuomo, even with his large New York constituency, might not gain a large enough share of; and
3) a prominent Hispanic candidate emerges, for example, Mayor Villagairosa of Los Angeles, who would not only win the Hispanic vote but also be likely to compete strongly in Democratic primaries in states like California, New York, Texas, and Florida with large Hispanic populations, creating a three-way free-for-all between Andrew Cuomo, Cory Booker, and Antonio Villagairosa for the 2016 Democratic nomination, which maybe no one can win before a bloody convention fight determines the battered victor.
And Republicans are worrying about divisions in their own party?!
No wonder James Carville is so eager to promote Hillary now as a certain-to-win candidate whom no Democrat should oppose for the next four years, in order to prevent the Cuomos, Bookers, and Villagairosas from entering the fray. But Hillary is too divisive, old, and laden with baggage to fulfill that role.
First question she ought to get during the debates is why she went into hiding after the Benghazi massacre.
I don’t think she will win. She is an old white woman and will be older in four years. Not appealing at all. I just don’t think America will want her. Maggie Thatcher she ain’t.
Of course, I don’t think Obamugabe is appealing either. How he won by a mixture of class warfare, racism, sexism, will come to roost and hurt all of us.
In the next four years it’ll hurt more than just white anglo saxon protestants.
And the campaign will once again be about “It’s the economy, stupid”, won’t it Serpent Head? And Hillary will have all the right qualifications because after all, we had “the greatest economic prosperity in generations under Bill Clinton” (gag me!) And the dutiful press will spew that propaganda for her.
And who will be Hillary’s running mate? Chelsea?
i88schwarz: what’s with the matalin-carville fixation?
Clinton v Rubio -— interesting.
