Should Hillary run in 2008 Poll

[Twist_U_Up]

As speculation grows over who will run for president in 2008, PollingPoint wants to know whether you think Hillary Clinton is a viable candidate. Are we ready for a woman to be Commander in Chief? Are we ready for this woman to be President? Give us your opinion on one of the most prominent female politicians in America!

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Survey Topic:Hillary Clinton
Survey Length:3-6 minutes

http://survey.pollingpoint.com/3929941

[cynatnite]

1. I like Hillary and I'd love to see her president...

but not in 2008. As big of a fan of the Clinton's as I am and as much as I loathe the bushies, I would like to see a fresh democratic face in the WH that isn't a Clinton or a bushie.

She can wait until the next presidential race.

[rsmith6621]

2. Hilary is to Much Of

A Centerist.......She is kissing the bigA$$ republican party....The dems need to stir the pot not just watch it BOIL.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

3. I'd rather fry my ears than vote for Hillary.

[HockeyMom]

4. Done

Answered if the choice was between Hillary and McCain that I would stay home.

Answered if the choice was between HIllary and Rudy that I would also stay home.

An interesting pop up came up when I answered that I was an Independent. It asked if my views were closer to the Republican or Democratic Party. I said Democrat.

[AlGore-08.com]

5. When you answer that you're a Dem, rather than an Independent

The pop-up asks whether you're a strong Dem, or leaning Dem (there are two choices other than strong, I can't remember). I chose strong Dem, because I am.

[serryjw]

7. FUNNY......

I said I'd do a 'write in' on both

[gollygee]

6. I've come to the conclusion that she should

here's the reason:

When Bill Clinton was president, the Republican party chased those two so hard, spent so much time and money dragging up all the dirt they could find, etc. There isn't anything new to drag up with them. They've worn out the dirt on the Clintons. They have new ground with other candidates.

[rumpel]

8. Interesting point, however I am not sure if her policies agree with mine I

want to first concentrate on 2006.

[cynatnite]

9. Too much clinton and bushies for the last 16 years for me

It's a good point. The only thing they would do is go after her senate record which is why she's positioning herself as she is.

[ThomWV]

10. I Like Hillary, But She Wouldn't Stand A Snowball's Chance In Hell

She is absolutly resented by so many white men, both Republicans and many Democrats too. The woman raises genuine anger. She wouldn not stand a chance, no chance at all.

[DemGirl7]

11. No, No, and No!!!

I used to like her but now, I've been really hating her actions alot...I don't want her as president...I don't even want her to be my Senator anymore(I do feel that someone more progressive should have her place). I would like a woman president, but not her...I'm sick of Hillary, I'm very close to tearing up the photo of me meeting her even. I finding her not to be a real Democrat anymore...and if she is going to sell me out, with the rest of women in the U.S. in voting for Roberts, so she can get those votes of these so-called "pro-lifers"...I may even vote third party in 2006, when she's up for re-election for Senate, and I will vote for someone else in the 2008 primaries.

[jazzjunkysue]

12. Done

Don't like Hillary but I'd admit that I'll vote for her just to keep the neocons out.

[JohnnyBoots]

13. FUCK NO, HOW WILL SHE WIN DOWN SOUTH???!!!!!!!