If Hilary Clinton is elected President in 2008 do you think she will have sexual relations with that women?
81855
I will have to say NO! because there is no way she will even get past the primaries.
1177370
I think the American people are ready for a woman president. I wouldn't VOTE for Hiliary Clinton but I would vote for Condelezza Rice. I think she would make a great president. She would also make a milstone for the United States becasue she would be the first woman president and the first african american president. I hope she runs for office.
359363
Hay Dude; don't get bent all out of shape but I think it is time that we had a woman in office. The old saying is (hell has no furry then that of a woman scorn) get my drift.I vote for Hillary Clinton.
248923
Bill Clinton was a GOOD president.  A heck of a lot better than the poor excuse we have in office now.  And who is to say that this president hasn't exercised some extramarital activities?  Many presidents have had sexual activity outside their marriage . . . but haven't gotten caught.  President Kennedy had a long-term affair with Marilyn Monroe, and no body thought badly of him.  You are right, just because he has a high sexual drive doesn't make him not qualified to hold the office of president.
634671
I would love to have H. Clinton as our next President, because I am a big fan of Fox News.  Whenever H. CLinton screw up Fox could invite her here for a blow job.\n\nI heard that Mr. Murdoch is hiring her as the next hooker for Fox.\n\n(CBS) NEW YORK To call them a political odd couple would be a rash understatement.\n\nConservative media mogul Rupert Murdoch will host a fundraiser for liberal New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, the Financial Times reports.\n\nThe mating ritual of the unlikely allies has been under way for months. Clinton set political tongues to wagging last month by attending a Washington party celebrating the 10th anniversary of Fox News, the cable news channel owned by Murdoch.\n\nThe Times quoted one unnamed source as describing the Clinton-Murdoch connection in this way: "They have a respectful and cordial relationship. He has respect for the work she has done on behalf of New York. I wouldn't say it was illustrative of a close ongoing relationship. It is not like they are dining out together."\n\nThe fundraiser will take place in July, the newspaper said. Clinton is the frontrunner for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, though she has not indicated whether or not she will run.\n\nClinton has worked hard to take the edge off her reputation as a card-carrying liberal. She has has collaborated with congressional conservatives on some peices of elgislation, called for a "common ground" on abortion and cut a political figure some on the left see as decidedly un-liberal.
1023131
Absolutely. Especially if Hilary Clinton takes the presidency.
394364
Yes,Ive heard that she is a lesbian/bisexual but leaning more towards women.Her marriage to Bill is just purposes of looking"straight".And,yes,it will be a consideration if she runs for the presidency.The Dems will go after the gay vote and she would be a perfect "poster child" for that!
539418
What exactly do you think Hillary Clinton is planning on doing!!!
589225
I used to think that Hillary Rodham Clinton would make a fine, first-female POTUS. Now I don't know what to think. She's so busy cozying up to the Conservatives in this country that her policies have become blurred, and she has switched sides of the debate to some extent. Her having done that, I don't believe I can trust anything she says or does now. It's as though she is simply motivated to do anything in order to get elected.\n\nI would not vote for her. There are still some shining male hopefuls that seem to be on point (so far).\n\nIt's interesting that the moderate John McCain has recently stepped up to the Republican plate and gone to bat for Bush in a big way. I used to like him but now he just looks like an a**-kisser.
196863
Yes, I truly hope they Nominate Hillary Clinton for President in 2008, because then all the dirt on Hillary will come out of the closet and into the spotlight.  She has no chance of winning, even if the Republicans put Gumby up for President.  So sure, let her run, it will guarantee a Republican victory.\n\nBelieve it or not.... I'm a Democrat, A very conservative Democrat, that is battling the extremists that have taken over the Democratic party.  (Yeah I could become a republican since I always vote that way but, I'm just stubborn.)
1173502
It would be EXTREMELY intruiging, however, it will most likely not happen.\n\nA true kickback to the greatness of the Clinton Era.
1050494
Nothing for or against her political views I feel that this country as much as they try to "embrace" all the women/minortiy movments are not ready to have on running the Most Powerful Country. \n\nI feel that Hilary Clinton gender will play a large role in the votes she will receive.  First there will be those women that have been waiting for this opportunity to get a woman into office and once there is one with as much power and political influences this seems like it will be the way to go.  Then there will be those that will NEVER vote for her as she is a woman and even in the 21 century there are still so many gender stereotypes that exist today and those that believe that a woman is just not capable of handling all the responsibilities that will go along with some position ( including president of the United States) \nIn my opinion I feel that a woman president would be great but I don’t feel that a candidates gender should be an important issue voting for President – the person to rule the country.  It is so frustrating seeing all the advancements that this country has accomplished yet we still haven’t had a women president??
546946
Bill Clinton: I did not have any sexual relations with that woman!!!!!!
64800
No, i dont think so, being lesbian and being republican it not something that common eh?. Besides if she were, that would have been known earlier.
583450
Personally, I don't even think the democrats will let her get past the primaries.  There are a lot of places in this country that are still a few years behind, and aren't ready for a woman.  On top of that, I really think that there is a lagre majority of women who hold her in contempt for going back to a man that publicly humiliated her.  It's obvious that everything she says and does is political positioning...painfully obvious.  Most importantly though, we're dealing with some strong minded, very conservative leaders in the Middle East, primarily Iran and people like Kim Jong Il and I tend to think that a blonde haired, blue eyed woman wouldn't gain an ounce of respect from people like that.  \n\nThere are too many variables right now for a woman to be president...if it were a different time though, I'd vote for Condi first.
110920
Definitely.  It's only a matter of time before that becomes common.  Like any first though she will have to be above and beyond the capabilities of the other candidates.  I think that's going to make a good difference though and it would help the country a lot.  Hillary Clinton I think would be a bad choice as the first woman president because she's already too well known and the media hype would drown out anything she does.
908261
Of course she will run.  Her ego is even bigger than her philanderer husband Bill.  That said, she will meet the same fate as the Democrat elected in the pimary over Joe Lieberman.   The liberal crazies will all go googoogaga over her, but the rest of the country will reject her as a liberal nutacse, even with her attempts to make herself look like a conservative on certain issues, fakely.  She will never be able to get past her right wing conspiracy remarks amde in defense of her husband, who, at the time, was pointing his finger at the American people and denying that he ever has "sex with that woman."  Later, of course, we all found out the truth and Hillary pulled the ol' "stand by your man" routine.  She will lose and will lose big.