>>Does anyone else get the feeling that we're getting set up for :
>>41 Bush
>>42 Clinton
>>43 Bush
>>44 Clinton
>>45 Bush
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>No. Jeb is remotely electable, despite Bush fatigue, but Hillary is not. Not now, not ever. The Democrats are frantically trying to find someone to stop her seemingly inevitable nomination and the equally inevitable march off the cliff in November 2006. There seems to be some enthusiasm building around Mark Warner.
Last night on Scarborough Country they had two democratic strategists (both BTW very hot women <g>). One of them was really praising Hillary and the other one was saying that Hillary is too conservative for her taste (I think because she voted for the war in Iraq). So I would not discount Hillary at all. She is an opportunist who wants to be the president and for that she will do whatever she needs to. I can even imagine Hillary making a speech at some NRA meeting saying that she prefers a small Double Action Browning to the semi-automatic Beretta <g>
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