Never Say Never. Why the Hillary Buzz Won't Go Away

[Dover]

Never Say Never
Why the Hillary buzz won’t go away


NEWSWEEK WEB EXCLUSIVE


Sept. 26 — The junior senator from New York paused to greet most of the two dozen reporters assembled to chat with her Wednesday morning over waffles and bacon. She wore a bright coral pantsuit that set her apart from the sea of men in blue blazers and women in conservative black...>>

http://www.msnbc.com/news/972355.asp?0cv=KA01

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Oh for crying outloud!!!

[Dover]

1. Why doesn't she just kiss Britney Spears and get it over with!!!

I hate these games!!!!

[diplomats]

2. The headline's misleading

I just read the article, and theres's nothing new. Eleanor Clift still believes Hillary won't run, and I agree 100 percent.

[eileen_d]

4. I agree - the whole article is annoying

25% fact (Hillary will not run in 2004)
75% innuendo (... or WILL SHE? bwahahahah)

Why can't they do a "web exclusive" on any of the other ACTUAL Democratic candidates for president?

[diplomats]

5. Has a noncandidate ever gotten so much coverage?

Even Wesley Clark didn't before he announced.

[Dookus]

3. This is an opinion piece...

please follow the link below. Thanks!

-Dookus
DU Moderator

[leesa]

6. This is being fomented by the Republicans to remind whacky

Republican devotees of their RW manufactured hate for the Clintons. Note how they say 'she gives her pat answer that she is not running in 2004' when they ask if she is running...that pretty much DOES answer their question now doeasn't it.
The Republicans are keeping this alive despite Hillary saying over and over that she isn't running so it will fit the little psychotic theory they have that the Evil Clintons are trying to steal the White House. How many different ways can she say "No, not in 2004"???