Condoleezza Rice will defeat Hillary Clinton for the 2008 presidency

AnnArborNews ^ | William Safire

[Physicist]

I'll accept your characterization (excepting the liberal disruptor nonesense) and note you didn't answer my question.

My wife and I share in the decisions and have never failed to come to an agreement. I asked her to be my partner, not my subordinate. How does your marriage work (or not, as the case may be)?

I'd have voted for Thatcher while holding my nose. The English system is a bit different though, Thatcher wasn't head of state.

No, that would have been the Queen.

You're from here in Philly, aren't you?

Yes, in fact I founded the Philadelphia chapter. I don't recommend you join it, however: a woman is now in charge.

[Physicist]

What? I suppose in your little world men and women are equal and exactly the same in all ways.

Ooh, law of excluded middle. Love it, love it. Let me try:

"And likewise in your misogynistic world, women are forbidden to read or speak out of turn, have their sex organs mutilated, and are forced to wear the burqa."

[NYpeanut]

I gotta tell you Phys, you are wasting your time arguing with doofs; been there. biblewonk and Hermann the Cherusker are transmitting from Mars. Fringe types like them have lots of time to argue, too (no women in their lives).

[BillyBoy]

>> no pro-abortion candidate will EVER be nominated as Republican candidate for President in my lifetime (which has at least 40 years left), including Giuliani. Like it or not, and for better or for worse, that's the number one reason that the Dems will control the White House <<

Oh yeah, I forgot those extremist pro-lifers can't get elected President. Why, we all know pro-abortion George McGovern beat pro-life Richard Nixon, pro-abortion Jimmy Carter beat pro-life Ronald Reagan, pro-abortion Mike Dukaksis beat pro-life George Bush, pro-abortion Al Gore beat pro-life George W. Bush...

< /sarcasm>

[mlmr]

Tell me are you a broken glass Republican?

[biblewonk]

That clit amputation thing really kills me. Especially when someone calls it, circumcision.

[mrustow]

While there is a better chance of a serious black woman getting the GOP nomination before one gets the Dems' nod (but not before a black man, say J.C. Watts, gets it), Condi will not be the one; she's no pol. The 2008 election will pit Rudy Giuliani against HILLARY!, and be the nastiest, dirtiest campaign since the Adams-Jefferson Wars.

[newgeezer]

Well, hey, at least you didn't say s-e-x. ;-) :-D

[cpdiii]

Not a chance ~ JEB/RICE will probably defeat Hillary in 2008!

I think it will be RICE/JEB, but what the hell, I will like it either way.

[Physicist]

I didn't say that pro-lifers can't get elected. What I'm saying is that because most of the public is pro-choice, a pro-life position weighs against Republican candidates more than any other issue. Consequently, some candidates will go down to defeat because of that extra drag.

If you want to vote pro-life (in substance, not in lip service), you have to elect candidates who will nominate strictly constuctionist judges to the bench, whether the candidates be rigidly pro-life or not. All else is strictly for show.

[SerpentDove]

For the life of me, I have tried and tried to understand the "assumption" that Hillary will be President.

There are those who are resigned to the "fact" and are wallowing, by their own choice, in the misery of what has not even happened (and in my opinion, is not likely to).

It's like we're all gerbils with a "conditioned response" that the Clintons always get their way.

DID ANYBODY NOTICE WHAT HAPPENED ELECTION DAY?!?!?!?!

Sheeeeeesh! Some of you people have your panties in a wad.

[SerpentDove]

BTW, Dallas... that post was not to you, I just happened to click on your name.

;-)

[undergroundwarrior]

Rudy is an interesting prospect. He gets the job done, but has an awful lot of personal baggage and is socially liberal. However, if terrorism is still a concern, Rudy is the man to clean things up.

What scares me most is a Hillary / Mc Cain ticket or a Hillary / Powell ticket. I am keeping my fingers crossed that Mc Cain or Powell do not become turncoats.

[Diago]

GOP RIP 2008.

[Kahuna]

I personally think that Nancy Palousy would be a shoe-in to beat Hitlery in the '04 dem primary. California's electoral votes makes the big apple look like nickles&dimes. Hitlery made a major mistake in not moving to Brentwood (OJ's old house) and setting up shop with the Hollywood money schmoes. Only a hillbilly would make such a major blunder. lol

[Hermann the Cherusker]

PREDICTION: Hildabeast will never be given a nomination to the Presidency.

[Hermann the Cherusker]

Guiliani is an even more pathetic candidate than Rice. I'm amazed what the media has allowed him to get away with from having stood around looking important after 9/11.

The dysfunctional denizens of NYC were looking for their daddy after 9/11. They found it in Guiliani. Most of the rest of the country is a little more grown up than to elect him to the Presidency. Guiliani is a adulterous liberal pro-abort traitor to the party (remember that endorsement of Cuomo in 94?). Where's he going to get the votes from to put him on the Republican ticket?

[Hermann the Cherusker]

Actually, my wife and I share in decisions also. I'm not a household dictator. But my word is final, since I am the husband. She runs the house, and I run the household. I don't recall a political topic I've ever come to disagreement with her about. She's a very, very intelligent lady who is smart enough to know the right answers to all these issues, smart enough to even convince stubborn old me of where I am wrong sometimes.

I don't have a problem with women running things like political chapters or their own businesses. But man is the head of the family, and men are meant to run society. That is how God made it. I shudder for the day when we have an emotionally laced woman running this country.

[Physicist]

PREDICTION: Hildabeast will never be given a nomination to the Presidency.

I agree. She's damaged goods. The Dems may be evil, but they're not stupid.

[mrustow]

Rudy is an interesting prospect. He gets the job done, but has an awful lot of personal baggage and is socially liberal. However, if terrorism is still a concern, Rudy is the man to clean things up.

What scares me most is a Hillary / Mc Cain ticket or a Hillary / Powell ticket. I am keeping my fingers crossed that Mc Cain or Powell do not become turncoats.

The potential tickets you mentioned ARE scary. In 2008, both men will be about 72, and I have my doubts about McCain's willingness to be anybody's second banana. Powell, however, is very youthful. But Powell's wife, Alma, has forbade him from running for president, because she is sure that as a black man, he would be assassinated, and if you're that worried, and you DO run, you might as well go for the Number One slot.