Hillary 2016, will she survive the Primaries?

[Iceweasel]

5,000,000 McCain voters stayed home rather than vote for a Mormon, and R's even bring up his name?

I think they like losing.

That's a myth.

Strassel The GOP Turnout Myth - WSJ
The turnout myth comes from a statistic that has been endlessly repeated: Mitt Romney got fewer votes than John McCain in 2008. This isn't quite true (Mr. Romney this week eked past the McCain totals), and in any event it is somewhat irrelevant. The Romney vote count reflects a nationwide voter turnout that was down nearly five percentage points from 2008. What matters is how the GOP did in the battleground states.

And there? Mr. Romney beat Mr. McCain's numbers in every single battleground, save Ohio. In some cases, his improvement was significant. In Virginia, 65,000 more votes than in 2008. In Florida, 117,000 more votes. In Colorado, 52,000. In Wisconsin, 146,000. Moreover, in key states like Florida, North Carolina, Colorado and Virginia, Mr. Romney turned out even more voters than George W. Bush did in his successful re-election in 2004.

 

[whitehall]

Notice how the liberal media is circling the wagons around her while she maintains a low profile? Nobody in the alphabet media seems curious why the State Dept. is preventing witnesses from testifying before congress about Benghazi. "What difference does it make"....Hillary Clinton.

 

[Ava]

5,000,000 McCain voters stayed home rather than vote for a Mormon, and R's even bring up his name?

I think they like losing.

That's a myth.

Strassel The GOP Turnout Myth - WSJ
The turnout myth comes from a statistic that has been endlessly repeated: Mitt Romney got fewer votes than John McCain in 2008. This isn't quite true (Mr. Romney this week eked past the McCain totals), and in any event it is somewhat irrelevant. The Romney vote count reflects a nationwide voter turnout that was down nearly five percentage points from 2008. What matters is how the GOP did in the battleground states.

And there? Mr. Romney beat Mr. McCain's numbers in every single battleground, save Ohio. In some cases, his improvement was significant. In Virginia, 65,000 more votes than in 2008. In Florida, 117,000 more votes. In Colorado, 52,000. In Wisconsin, 146,000. Moreover, in key states like Florida, North Carolina, Colorado and Virginia, Mr. Romney turned out even more voters than George W. Bush did in his successful re-election in 2004.

Romney DID do well. I remember. I stayed up most the night on USMB as he lost. I think Grampa and I were the only two conservatives that continued to post the night, he lost, in spite of our spirits being so flattened.

 

[rightwinger]

Unlike 2008, the Democratic Primaries will be a cakewalk for Hillary

The Presidential election will be even easier

 

[rightwinger]

5,000,000 McCain voters stayed home rather than vote for a Mormon, and R's even bring up his name?

I think they like losing.

That's a myth.

Strassel The GOP Turnout Myth - WSJ
The turnout myth comes from a statistic that has been endlessly repeated: Mitt Romney got fewer votes than John McCain in 2008. This isn't quite true (Mr. Romney this week eked past the McCain totals), and in any event it is somewhat irrelevant. The Romney vote count reflects a nationwide voter turnout that was down nearly five percentage points from 2008. What matters is how the GOP did in the battleground states.

And there? Mr. Romney beat Mr. McCain's numbers in every single battleground, save Ohio. In some cases, his improvement was significant. In Virginia, 65,000 more votes than in 2008. In Florida, 117,000 more votes. In Colorado, 52,000. In Wisconsin, 146,000. Moreover, in key states like Florida, North Carolina, Colorado and Virginia, Mr. Romney turned out even more voters than George W. Bush did in his successful re-election in 2004.

Romney DID do well. I remember. I stayed up most the night on USMB as he lost. I think Grampa and I were the only two conservatives that continued to post the night, he lost, in spite of our spirits being so flattened.

Alot of USMB Republicans did not show their face for months after that

 

[SwimExpert]

Unlike 2008, the Democratic Primaries will be a cakewalk for Hillary

The Presidential election will be even easier

Of course, you're deluded. Hillary Clinton is old and washed up. Even though there's a long way to go, I suspect Maryland's O'Malley to be the most likely nominee. As so typically happens, he'll catch fire later into the Primary, appealing to the more reasonably minded folks within the Democrats' camp.

 

[Ava]

Unlike 2008, the Democratic Primaries will be a cakewalk for Hillary

The Presidential election will be even easier

Let's hope your right.

 

[Ava]

5,000,000 McCain voters stayed home rather than vote for a Mormon, and R's even bring up his name?

I think they like losing.

That's a myth.

Strassel The GOP Turnout Myth - WSJ
The turnout myth comes from a statistic that has been endlessly repeated: Mitt Romney got fewer votes than John McCain in 2008. This isn't quite true (Mr. Romney this week eked past the McCain totals), and in any event it is somewhat irrelevant. The Romney vote count reflects a nationwide voter turnout that was down nearly five percentage points from 2008. What matters is how the GOP did in the battleground states.

And there? Mr. Romney beat Mr. McCain's numbers in every single battleground, save Ohio. In some cases, his improvement was significant. In Virginia, 65,000 more votes than in 2008. In Florida, 117,000 more votes. In Colorado, 52,000. In Wisconsin, 146,000. Moreover, in key states like Florida, North Carolina, Colorado and Virginia, Mr. Romney turned out even more voters than George W. Bush did in his successful re-election in 2004.

Romney DID do well. I remember. I stayed up most the night on USMB as he lost. I think Grampa and I were the only two conservatives that continued to post the night, he lost, in spite of our spirits being so flattened.

Alot of USMB Republicans did not show their face for months after that

I noticed. I was proud to stay. I have what is called, tenacity and I don't need to save face, by leaving because the opposition won. I will leave over principle but not over loss. I don't judge those who needed a time-out, though. We all have our ways of dealing with loss.

How are you today, my dear rw?? May you make a great one. I am getting ready to log off and into work.

 

[rightwinger]

Unlike 2008, the Democratic Primaries will be a cakewalk for Hillary

The Presidential election will be even easier

Of course, you're deluded. Hillary Clinton is old and washed up. Even though there's a long way to go, I suspect Maryland's O'Malley to be the most likely nominee. As so typically happens, he'll catch fire later into the Primary, appealing to the more reasonably minded folks within the Democrats' camp.

Hillary is old and washed up

But rather than run on an agenda of Hillary is old news, Republicans will run on Benghazi, Blowjobs and Hillary is an old hag

The public will rally around her and Republicans will appear petty and cruel

 

[SwimExpert]

Unlike 2008, the Democratic Primaries will be a cakewalk for Hillary

The Presidential election will be even easier

Of course, you're deluded. Hillary Clinton is old and washed up. Even though there's a long way to go, I suspect Maryland's O'Malley to be the most likely nominee. As so typically happens, he'll catch fire later into the Primary, appealing to the more reasonably minded folks within the Democrats' camp.

Hillary is old and washed up

But rather than run on an agenda of Hillary is old news, Republicans will run on Benghazi, Blowjobs and Hillary is an old hag

The public will rally around her and Republicans will appear petty and cruel

 

[chikenwing]

Unlike 2008, the Democratic Primaries will be a cakewalk for Hillary

The Presidential election will be even easier

Of course, you're deluded. Hillary Clinton is old and washed up. Even though there's a long way to go, I suspect Maryland's O'Malley to be the most likely nominee. As so typically happens, he'll catch fire later into the Primary, appealing to the more reasonably minded folks within the Democrats' camp.

Hillary is old and washed up

But rather than run on an agenda of Hillary is old news, Republicans will run on Benghazi, Blowjobs and Hillary is an old hag

The public will rally around her and Republicans will appear petty and cruel

LOL thats good

 

[CrusaderFrank]

To answer the OP, no she won't survive the Primaries. I still don't believe she's actually going to run it the first place.

Her handlers are doing focus groups, etc to determine her chances of winning.

Since she is not in good health anyway, I don't believe she will run.

For her to win would take nothing short of a miracle. After the Lying Cocksucker in Chief, ANY dimocrap will have an uphill battle and the physical strain it would put on her would put her in the hospital..... Or the Morgue.

I think they run Bitch Warren. She is MUCH more powerful than you think. Much more.

And the scum of the earth dimcraps want to set a precedent, they want to go further to the left than they already are.... They want to go full-on socialist.

Hitlery isn't. She is a dirtbag, but she isn't a full blown socialist.

dimocrap scum want to become what their European counterparts are -- socialists.

They aren't quite there yet, but they will be in 2020. Believe it. That's the on they're waiting for.

They've left such a fucking mess after 8 years of this current scumbag that nobody really even wants the job right now -- Except delusional Republicans who think they can fix the shit dimocrap scum have fucked up.

Maybe. Maybe we can. Maybe Scott Walker can.

Not sure.

Unlike Warren, Hillary hasn't shown up for the 2 Minute Hate on the 1%er's so they question her loyalty

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Unlike 2008, the Democratic Primaries will be a cakewalk for Hillary

The Presidential election will be even easier

Of course, you're deluded. Hillary Clinton is old and washed up. Even though there's a long way to go, I suspect Maryland's O'Malley to be the most likely nominee. As so typically happens, he'll catch fire later into the Primary, appealing to the more reasonably minded folks within the Democrats' camp.

Hillary is old and washed up

But rather than run on an agenda of Hillary is old news, Republicans will run on Benghazi, Blowjobs and Hillary is an old hag

The public will rally around her and Republicans will appear petty and cruel

Yeah unlike how the Progs treat Palin

Right?

 

[Edgetho]

Hillary is old and washed up

But rather than run on an agenda of Hillary is old news, Republicans will run on Benghazi, Blowjobs and Hillary is an old hag

The public will rally around her and Republicans will appear petty and cruel

Yeah, because Americans want an old, washed-up, frail, ugly, dishonest, walking advertisement for FDS as their president.

yer a genius

 

[rightwinger]

Hillary is beatable in 2016....just not by any Democrat

She has been in the public eye for 25 years and does not offer anything new. Republicans could take advantage of that...but they won't

While Hillary may represent the politics of the 90s
Republicans are countering with the politics of the 80s

 

[rightwinger]

Unlike 2008, the Democratic Primaries will be a cakewalk for Hillary

The Presidential election will be even easier

Of course, you're deluded. Hillary Clinton is old and washed up. Even though there's a long way to go, I suspect Maryland's O'Malley to be the most likely nominee. As so typically happens, he'll catch fire later into the Primary, appealing to the more reasonably minded folks within the Democrats' camp.

Hillary is old and washed up

But rather than run on an agenda of Hillary is old news, Republicans will run on Benghazi, Blowjobs and Hillary is an old hag

The public will rally around her and Republicans will appear petty and cruel

Yeah unlike how the Progs treat Palin

Right?

What office is Palin running for? She is an entertainer

 

[Skylar]

Any student of Democrat Party history knows that primary season brings out the absolute worst in people who are savages to begin. In the last few campaign cycles, Democrats brought out Willie Horton and Obama's shady background. Yes, Democrats did that, not Republicans.

Actually, the first birther conspiracies were posted on the free republic website. A notoriously conservative website.

And Hillary is well positioned to win the democratic nomination. If she actually will, its way to early to tell.

 

[CowboyTed]

Unlike 2008, the Democratic Primaries will be a cakewalk for Hillary

The Presidential election will be even easier

The truth is the more the Hard Right invents crap and pushes more crap which the public has rejected. These things are like the birther issue, let them keep pushing it to there base.
Half the reason she is the most popular politician in the country is because she met the rabid dogs and defeated them. She pisses off the right people. She unifies the Left and Moderates.
The thing is Hillary has very little skeletons in the closet, they have been out in the open for years, and dismissed. The more they grasp for them the desperate they look.

But looking at the race Warren is the biggest threat but the Democrat race is looking a lot more civilised. Biden is getting on and doesn't really bring it in VP for a dynamic campaign. Sanders is a bit too left for Moderates.
The competitors are really running for VP and that will keep it civil. Biden is probably looking for Sec of State or Retire.

Hillary's biggest threat is herself, Obama exposed her playing too safe before. Don't think a candidate with one of the highest IQ running for President is going to repeat a that mistake.

And then she also has the King Maker himself as her husband. The most popular person in the democratic party.

She has a great ticket and secured the money early on. So far looks good, the RW are pissed and this thread is about putting oil in the water.

 

[rightwinger]

The problem for Republicans is they lack candidates in their stable capable of defeating Hillary

Jeb Bush has the potential to take Florida which would make the race interesting. But he is far from dynamic and bears the stink of Bush

All the other candidates will compete to see who can get the biggest margins in red states. Far from a winning strategy

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Any student of Democrat Party history knows that primary season brings out the absolute worst in people who are savages to begin. In the last few campaign cycles, Democrats brought out Willie Horton and Obama's shady background. Yes, Democrats did that, not Republicans.

Actually, the first birther conspiracies were posted on the free republic website. A notoriously conservative website.

And Hillary is well positioned to win the democratic nomination. If she actually will, its way to early to tell.

Obama himself was the first birther