At least now we can all stop pretending like she was still making up her mind about running.
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As much as I respect Hillary, and would love to see a woman in the White House (but not as first lady), I think the Dems need a candidate who is a bit stronger on the anti-war front. Democratic politicians who actually bothered to notice that it was Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld who would be running the Iraq war and therefore voted against the authorization are sadly few and far between, but there are many candidates who have better anti-war credentials than Hillary. The Dems would have a better shot at winning if they chose one of them, especially if the newly-rightwing McCain gets the Repub nomination.
On the other hand, the thought of giving Bill Clinton a place in the spotlight again, and watching all the right wingnuts blow their stacks, makes me think that Hillary running would be worth the risk.
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As much as I respect Hillary, and would love to see a woman in the White House (but not as first lady), I think the Dems need a candidate who is a bit stronger on the anti-war front. Democratic politicians who actually bothered to notice that it was Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld who would be running the Iraq war and therefore voted against the authorization are sadly few and far between, but there are many candidates who have better anti-war credentials than Hillary. The Dems would have a better shot at winning if they chose one of them, especially if the newly-rightwing McCain gets the Repub nomination.
On the other hand, the thought of giving Bill Clinton a place in the spotlight again, and watching all the right wingnuts blow their stacks, makes me think that Hillary running would be worth the risk.
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