even if she is still hesitant then (which I don't believe she will be) the democrats will push for it. She is the "ideal" democrat and unless the Republicans DO run Arnold (after ammending the constitution) there is no Republican that can beat her.Sal Paradise Jr said:Scratch off Hillary, just not gonna happen.
Obama is looking like a good bet to be the running mate. He's gonna need some experience before he can run the big ticket.
akascream said:I'd like to see a real leader in the white house. I nominate Rudy Giuliani.
Sactown said:and then have Schumer take over in 2116, but that is a long way away.
umm.. quite the opposite actually.Insertia said:Hillary? jeez, i hope the democratic party has enough brains not to put her on the ticket. That's a certified lose.
sp0rsk said:itl either be jeb bush or cheney vs obama or edwards
there are more women voters in this country than men I believe. women would vote fort a woman, it's what they do.-jinx- said:Isn't anyone paying attention to who votes Republican? Since they just proved they wouldn't vote for a white male with a history of military and government service...what makes you think that they would possibly vote for a WOMAN or a BLACK MAN?
Docpan said:Vote for Arnold +1
borghe said:So no, no man in his right mind would probably vote for hillary, but the women would.
In what way is she immune to the same kinds of attacks that brought down Kerry? Isn't she just another "ultra-leftist Northeast liberal?" And, for bonus demerits, she is a) a woman and b) married to the single most hated man by the right.gofreak said:plenty of men would vote for hillary, i'm sure of it. I think she'd win the election quite easily, especially coming out of a second Bush term. Republicans like to play it down and dismiss the possibility (perhaps in the hopes it'll never happen if they ridicule the idea enough?), but in all honesty, they know she has *high* potential.
eh, I was mostly being facetious.. yes many men would vote for her, and without an equally high profile opponent (of which NONE currently exist) she would win the presidency easily. Though probably not as large as say Reagan vs. Mondale..gofreak said:plenty of men would vote for hillary, i'm sure of it. I think she'd win the election quite easily, especially coming out of a second Bush term. Republicans like to play it down and dismiss the possibility (perhaps in the hopes it'll never happen if they ridicule the idea enough?), but in all honesty, they know she has *high* potential.
Brendonia said:I think McCain would win the election if he could get the nomination. He's only slightly right and has respect from everyone. I can't believe Bush beat him 4 years ago in the primaries.
"You just can't come into Canada and say 'I'm going to stay here'. In other words, there has to be an application. There has to be a reason why the person is coming to Canada," said immigration ministry spokeswoman Maria Iadinardi.
Could it be the TV stations' perspective of the US that has changed more than the US really has? Faith-based political appeals are a long-standing part of history in this country.Kola said:Although I don't care that much about US politics, I gotta say that at the next election something has to be done about the influence of religion in America. When I look at the media in my country even the TV stations which used to be quite objective and calm about Bush and co are talking about the USA sooner or later becoming a "christian-fundamentalist"-country. It's scary, especially after reading news articles about Bush, who's "believing in faith" and the like.
Pimpwerx said:Supersize Douche v. Turd Sandwich Deluxe. Everyone loses...again. PEACE.
aoi tsuki said:Old news to me. i've had this page bookmarked since 2001:
http://canadainternational.gc.ca/GTC/Immigrating_to_Canada-en.htm