Biden v. Hillary

[Guaranteed]

Would you vote for either of these two if they were given the nomination?

[Jackson4Gore]

1. Al Gore!

[Vinca]

2. Of course I would support either if they were the nominee.

I'd vote for Bullwinkle moose against Frist or any of the other likely suspects.

[mitchtv]

3. I voted either, but,

I prefer neither

[Ken Burch]

4. Biden or Hillary. No. Sorry. I'll be voting for a DEMOCRAT!

Boxer, Feingold, Kucinich or maybe Conyers.

A candidate with convictions who can win.

Hillary? 'nuff said.

Biden? Dukakis without the charisma.

[Pepperbelly]

5. not an option ...

the question was:

ould you vote for either of these two if they were given the nomination?

[Ken Burch]

7. That actually wasn't the question.

The question was, would I favor nominating either one of them?

If they were nominated, I would probably support them, but we'd all know they were doomed to defeat from the outset.

Hillary will always be a hopeless combination of too much conservatism on the issues and too much a flash point for reactionary hatemongers.

Biden will never be nationally popular again. There's simply nothing the man can possibly do to make a credible case for nominating him, since the entire country thinks of him(if they've heard of him)as an unprincipled hack.

[Pepperbelly]

15. I c & p'd it from the OP unless the OP edited it. nt

[Ken Burch]

18. OK it was the question...But the "Hillary v. Biden" phrase

made that confusing until you read the small print.

Nonetheless, it is certain that everyone who came back to the Democrats in 2004 from the Greens would go away again if Hillary or Biden were the nominees, since there would be no arguement you could make to convince people of conscience to support either one of them.

[wyldwolf]

9. that makes no sense... they're both Democrats

[kath]

39. Are they really????

[wyldwolf]

41. yes they are!!!!

[MellowOne]

13. I second the motion

Well said.

[AllyCat]

6. Will not vote DLC. It will be back to the Green Party if either of them

is the nominee. Rove will just fix the election again anyway since the Dems refuse to take action on election reform (except Conyers, Tubbs-Jones, Boxer, et al.). Might as well vote my conscience.

[longship]

8. Taglines for Biden v. Hillary

Whoever wins... We lose.
It's our planet... It's their war.

[many a good man]

10. I'd vote for a yella dog instead of a Republican

But if Democrats are assured of victory again I'll vote Green since that's who best represents my views.

[DBoon]

12. let's hear it for the yellow dog option!!!

nt

[Ken Burch]

19. could somebody tell me what "nt" actually stands for?

I've never really been sure.

[Darkamber]

25. NT stands for "no text" in the message. NT

[Ken Burch]

27. OH.

nt.

[Redneck Socialist]

32. You have to get it up in the subject line...

or it sort of loses its effectiveness.

[stray cat]

11. Biden, Hillary, Jeb Bush or Bill Frist.

I will probably support the democratic nominee because it is likely I will prefer them to another 4 years of republican rule.

[yurbud]

22. I don't think they can put enough lipstick on Bill Frist to convince...

anyone he is presidential, and both of them will have the stink of that Schiavo business on them for a long time.

Hillbilly Hitler art:



Blog:

[nickshepDEM]

14. Joe Biden would make a fine president.

Unfortunatley he has no shot whatsoever of winning the Democratic nomination.

[KeepItReal]

16. Which Biden? The anti-Abu-Ghraib-torture Biden or the pro-MBNA Biden?

???

This guy is too much for me.

[Ken Burch]

20. And he hates progressives and activists and has said so.

Why should I once again vote for a candidate who has contempt for what I stand for?

[Radical Activist]

17. At least Biden acts like a liberal with a spine once every few weeks.

I have yet to see Hillary do that since she entered the Senate.

[Darkamber]

26. And atleast he's putting his foot down on the Bolton matter...

Personally, I'ld support Biden over Hillary any day of the week, but I think we will loose with any Senator running...or any NE Senator and that includes them both. We need to look South.

[yurbud]

21. is Joe Biden completely out of touch with reality? He will get more flak

from Dems than republicans if he runs.





Hillbilly Hitler art:



Blog:

[Cha]

24. Your graphic says it all

for me. And I don't like the choices..2008 is political light years away.

biden can suck elephant eggs..

I say.."aww fuck it".

[election_2004]

23. Why should EITHER of them be nominated?

Can't the Democrats do a whole lot better than Miss Inevitable and Mr. Plagarism?

Yes, they can!

http://www.lincoln2008.com

[AntiCoup2K4]

36. How is one DLC'er any better than the other two?

We CAN do better than Biden or Hillary. But looking to From's Flunkies ain't the way.

[election_2004]

40. Just because a candidate belongs to the DLC....

...that doesn't automaticlaly mean they wouldn't be a good president.

[Imagevision]

28. Biden? Bill would be laughing his butt off if he read this.

Hillary would wipe the floor with Biden.

[LSdemocrat]

29. There is no way in hell that Biden will ever get the nomination

Heck, Lieberman probably has a better chance, due to his name recognition.

[Guaranteed]

30. I'm wondering if he's trying to take the heat off of Hillary with this.

They have to have something worked out, here. There's no way they'd go up against each other directly.

[LSdemocrat]

31. I really don't think Hillary and Biden are that similar to each other

I don't think that they really have the same supporter base. I'd firmly place Biden as a Joe Lieberman type, on the center/center-right wing of the party, while I consider Hillary to be much more in line with the views of most Democrats.

[LittleClarkie]

33. As someone at Kos once said

where is the "gun in mouth" option?

I guess, I'd pick Hillary over Biden. I suppose, I'd vote for either one if they were the nominee. Would NOT be a happy camper. But I don't believe in supporting a third party for prez.

Be I gotta tell ya, if the Repub was someone I could stomach, like Hagel, I'd find myself at least giving that guy a look. Not that I'd necessarily vote for him. I'd have to see evidence that that person was bringing his party from the brink. I'd have to see 2006 as a year when the Repubs pulled themselves from the social conservative brink. That would determine if I'd even give a Repub the barest look.

But Biden esp. would drive me to do just that, I think, even more than Hillary.

[BlueIris]

35. Okay, your post is hysterical. And very insightful, in that you point

out one thing I had forgotten: I swear to God, in '08, I will make good on my promise, as I did on the one I made after '00, to support, campaign on behalf of, give money to and vote for whatever is next to Democrat on my ballot. UNLESS, perhaps, we wind up with a situation in which the "Democrat" nominated by our party...isn't. Like, if it's Lieberman or something. For the official record, I don't think Biden and/or HIllary are quite as bad as Joe...yet. But it's still a (relatively) long way until July/August of 2008. They've both got some credibility left to slaughter. If we wind up with a "Democrat" in the Lieberman sense? Then--yeah, I'll be seriously considering what the G.O.P. has to offer.

[BlueIris]

34. This poll is perverse. Might as well have been Jeb vs. MJ.

Which is actually a "choice" I was asked to make recently. I couldn't.

[IndianaGreen]

37. Biden is a neocon Democrat and a spent Cold Warrior

Hillary will triangulate, but we can work with her, and she will be effective in the Oval Office.

[KnowerOfLogic]

38. I won't vote for any war supporters. nt