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Eliminate her candidacy in the primaries (or expose her before it gets that far). It dangerous that Komrade Kerry got as far as he did, considering the acts of treason he committed in lying before Congress during the Vietnam War, the organization that he was a part of that targeted Congressmen for assassination, etc.

Yes. With Hillary, it's not just that her "positions" are disagreeable, it's that she's utterly corrupt. so her "positions" don't matter. I don't think she has even a prayer of winning the democrat nomination. I really think she will scare many independents and even Republicans into crossing lines and voting in the democrat primaries in states that allow it.

There are 2 years until then. Plenty of time to change registration if someone wants to vote in the Democrats' primary.

I don't know if that will be necessary. Enough people in her own party can be freaked by her.

I think that we will need enough Republicans voting in the GOP primaries to keep Democrats from making McCain our candidate. They tried it in 2000.

An example of such a voter was the corporate millionaire (some software company) who claimed to be a "Registered Republican" (which can be from voting in the primary) and who said no candidate had ever matched his politics more than Al Gore and who even gave money to Al Gore's Florida legal effort. Headlines boasted of the "Republican" who supported Gore's shake-out-the-vote effort. He even briefly joined up at FR and defended his Goremania.

I don't want Hillary. And I don't want McCain. If that racist Al Sharpton ran again, I could see giving HIM the nomination just to get the media to stop holding their tongues and reveal him for the racist he is. Other than any spectacle factor though, I would want to help the GOP get a GOOD conservative candidate.