"xorbit" wrote in message
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Point being that she won't be running against Bush. And whoever runs on
the other side will likely not position themselves in a pro-Bush profile.
So if the repubs nominate a moderate to soft conservative that is not
aligned with Bush, they'll likely pull enough anti-Bush red and blue
moderates to take the election.

HRC has too many skeletons and can't overcome her controversial position.
Even a favorable press would have a field day with her. Obama doesn't have
enough skeletons or track record even if he is on the foreign relations
sc. Ill. legislature experience isn't gonna cut it, Chicago machine ain't
what it used to be. He probably can't get the nod at the convention.

So the dems will have to find somebody's favorite son or an also ran and
we'll have to put our weight behind that candidate.

That didn't stop the Dems from nominating Carter and Clinton. And I imagine
there are numerous other examples of candidates having no REAL presidential
experience, on both sides of the isle. What will matter to the Dems is the
public poll ratings of the out front candidate, IMMHO.

Op