[HoustonCurmudgeon]

Women — who she would have to win decisively — might find the historic opportunity to help elect the first woman president quite appealing. But not if that means having Bill back in the White House, even if he's merely hanging out in an office in the East Wing.

This is the point of the entire article and is pure crap. Those that will vote for her don't care that Bill will return with her.

The problem for Republicans are the middle of the road and right of center women who will vote for her simply because she is female.

[Dog Gone]

She would get an extraordinarily high percentage of the single women vote. And that's a high percentage of the voters.

Plus all the lefties, despite how far she positions herself to the right in the next three years.

The only thing going for us is that she has incredibly high negative perception. I do know Democrat women (married incidentally) who say they'd never vote for her.

[LibertarianInExile]

I wonder what percentage of men will say they'd vote for Hillary to a woman pollster and say they won't to a man, especially if the pollster presents a bias against Hillary.

I would be very surprised if her negatives with men aren't far higher than Kerry's. I think you would see many men who never vote coming out to vote against her.