Seriously, this is mind boggling, will you Americans vote for Hilary?

[akbacchus_BC]

Or are you choosing the lesser of two evils? Frankly, if you do not vote for Ms. Clinton, America is screwed as there is no alternative.

Age is just a number but I do not think she is qualified, I could be wrong, Enlighten me if am wrong!

[Trajan]

1. Yes ... something is mind boggling ....

I have yet to see "America" on the ballot ....

[akbacchus_BC]

5. Well, it seems as though the current President is in limbo with all the gop not supporting him.

I just hope he can get all his policies through before he leaves office. I think I jumped the gun asking that question about Ms. Clinton. Sorry, I had promised myself to not do that until election time.

My apologies, I really want to see what President Obama is going to do, even with Executive Orders!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. IT IS WAY TOO SOON TO DECIDE. ENOUGH ALREADY. n/t

[akbacchus_BC]

8. Thank you California Peggy!

[charlyvi]

3. Enlighten yourself.

Research is easy to do. In answer to your question, yes I would be happy to vote for Hillary. Arkansas First Lady, FLOTUS, US Senator, Secretary of State. And you think she's not qualified?? Are you serious? What other candidate has these credentials?

[Art_from_Ark]

11. Well, as someone who lived in Arkansas when she was First Lady,

I can't say that I was really impressed with her. And my history teacher, who was a dyed-in-the-wool yellow dog Democrat, was livid about her attempts to "reform" education in the state (my school district was one of the top districts in the state, but he felt her "reforms" were dragging the district down and really cramping his style).

I also met her after she became the US First Lady, and my impression was that she really didn't like to mingle with the hoi polloi. I'll give Bill credit, though, he was shaking everyone's hand when we greeted them at the Springdale airport. But both of them have done things since then that have left a bad taste in my mouth.

[Warpy]

4. A "natural born" citizen over the age of 35 is qualified.

She has been Secretary of State without screwing it up like Republicans do and that has added to her resume.

Other than that, not sure what you're talking about, looks like you've contradicted yourself a couple of times. If she is the nominee, a lot of people will vote for her and a lot of people will vote against the Republicans. Whether that is enough to keep the Republicans out is anyone's guess at this point.

[Starry Messenger]

6. The rest of that aside--why wouldn't she be qualified?

She's been a Senator and SOS. Others have been elected on about the same qualifications.

[murielm99]

14. Obama actually had less government experience.

He was a state senator in Illinois, and Illinois senator for less than three years.

I think he has been an excellent President.

Look at Truman. Look at what he had to face and overcome when he became President very unexpectedly. He is one of my favorite Presidents.

[Recursion]

7. Huh?

Frankly, if you do not vote for Ms. Clinton, America is screwed

and

I do not think she is qualified

It seems like only one of those statements can be true.

[akbacchus_BC]

16. I cannot vote in your elections, but over time

you all keep saying you have to vote for the lesser of two evils. Am only asking!

As far as am concerned a Democrat in office is far better than a republican especially if it is a teaparty person who running for office!

[Thinkingabout]

9. I do not look at Hillary as being the lesser of two evils, she is qualified, she has been a long

time advocate for Civil Rights, women's issues, children's issues and early education. She served as first lady and presented a health care plan to Congress but of course the Republican Congress did not allow it to pass. She served as senator for NY and pushed for minimum wage increases and tried to tie the wage increased to Congress getting raises since they never failed to vote themselves a raise. She has been pro-choice. Inequality in wages is another concern. These are just naming just a few but here is a link to how she stands on the issues.

http://www.ontheissues.org/hillary_clinton.htm

[pnwmom]

10. Why would a former Secretary of State and Senator from a major state not be qualified? n/t

[JI7]

12. drinking ?

[akbacchus_BC]

17. No, trying to figure out how the hell am going to pay

over $7,000 + for a condo that I bought for effing repairs. Had no idea I bought into to this. Perhaps I need to get a drink and stop being so frustrated!

[Agnosticsherbet]

13. If she wins the nomination, absolutely

She would be the best candidate in the general election.

I have not decided on my Primary pick. We have candidates who have not yet entered the fray.

[akbacchus_BC]

18. If Mrs. Clinton wins the nomination, then she is the best candidate

A republican in office is not good for Americans, except for the rich!

[NaturalHigh]

15. I have no idea what you're talking about...

but yes, I'm going to vote for Hillary Clinton.

[Man from Pickens]

19. "No alternative"?

Well then we may just pack in the ballot boxes, if our choices can get narrowed to one only, before a single vote is cast.

In a sad way it will be a little bit of a relief no longer having to pretend that there is any actual representation going on in government.

Sorry voters! The banks made their selection and it's apparently their call and theirs only to make.