Anyone seen any bookmakers odds on the 3 person race?

[RB TexLa]

I know Democrats are still at 8-11 with most for the '08 presidental.

[kaygore]

1. That's because the odds makers think we will be dumb enough to

run Hillary.

[Lex]

2. Hillary might run, but she won't get survive the primary . . .

at least I don't think so.

[kaygore]

4. God, I hope not. I sure as hell won't work for her to be president.

[Lex]

5. If she won the Dem primary, I would certainly work for her

to be President, considering the alternative would be the Republican.

[kaygore]

6. Can't stand the woman. She's a sell out.

She would sell her soul to be president and probably already has.

I don't trust her and don't think she could get elected so why waste my time. I would work on local campaigns and just not vote for president. Believe me, I am not alone in this. She ignores her base and tries to play to some mythical middle ground. In so doing she speaks to no one but her own ego.

[Lex]

7. It's just tilting at windmills anyway

but I don't hold the same animosity toward her.

[kaygore]

8. I just hate sell outs

[Taoschick]

9. I don't think she's electable

But I've been wrong before.

I do believe the difference between her and Bill would be their governing styles. If Hillary had a democratic congress behind her, she wouldn't govern from the center like Bill, she'd probably be more outspoken about what she really believes and wants....and I don't think she wants to be a "moderate" President. This would be the chance for her to govern further from the left than any President before her and if she had the support, I think she'd go for it.

[blonndee]

11. Baloney. She's way more right than Bill ever was. n/t

[Taoschick]

12. I don't think so

I think she leaned right in order to get the Senate seat because she thought that was what was necessary.

I don't trust her and I wouldn't vote for her but I really think if she thought she had the support, she'd be a lot more Progressive and we'd see a lot less pandering to the right.

[blonndee]

13. Maybe, but her pandering makes me not trust her AT ALL.

If she "leaned right" for political reasons (which I agree with you, she did) then I STILL don't have any respect for her (which I don't, beCAUSE she did). Better to stand up for what's right. The people will wake up and come around, as is shown (FINALLY) in Connecticut.

I don't think she would suddenly become more progressive-acting once she got in power. I don't respect people who go with the polls and lean whichever way the wind blows. I used to really respect both Hillary and Big Dog, but I'm starting to see them more as the politicians they are and questioning whose interests they really have at heart.

I respect your opinion, I just happen to differ sharply on Ms. Clinton.

[blonndee]

10. You are NOT alone. n/t

[RB TexLa]

3. It's also hard to set the odds this far without a candidate on

either side, but hey people want to bet so they set them.