I Wonder... What must Hillary think of the DNC today?

Question

If Sarah Palin gets 4 years as VP...then runs for President, Hillary's Chance to be President would be pretty slim.

( a lot of people have already mentioned her 2012 run... so what if?)

Answer 1

Sick would be my guess.

Answer 2

I don't think Palin is that good of a candidate....

Answer 3

I think Hillary is in shock and is sick to her stomach.

Answer 4

Sarah is more woman and more ready to lead this country than Hillary would in a hundred years.

Answer 5

She thinks Palin is on the wrong side and by the way the Republicans will lose

Answer 6

Hillary must be disgusted with her own party. and especially that wimp Obama.. he knew she was the best choice and yet yellow belly that he is.. he chose a safe candidate.. one who doesn't even like him much or think he has experience.  One that will have to handle all of the foreign affairs for him, because we all know he knows nothing.

...but on the other hand.. Hillary is a woman.. and like all of us women she will be proud that one of us is finally being given a chance... it is just too bad her own party has not come out from beneath the dirt yet.

I hope it is the downfall for Obama..... this guy is using up the tricks pretty fast.

Lol.. did you see when a reporter wanted an off the cuff remark from Obama.. did you hear him stutter and stammer and try to figure out what to say.. Joe Biden standing beside him had a pained look on his face.. as if to say " This guy is the moron , I said he was"  ha ha ha ha!

Answer 7

This whole situation is getting pretty weird... governor of a state with only 600,000 people could be second in command to a really sick old guy?  I'm worried... this is getting scary.  Hillary I'm sure is worried too.

Answer 8

If Hillary's smart, she sees the DNC for what it really is, a hack political machine taken over by the far left Code Pink crowd who are so out of touch with the average person in this Country, that the party now puts itself above the good of the Country.

The days of the Scoop Jackson democratic party, where the Country came first are long gone. and the dems thirst for blind power is all consuming. They will eventually destroy themselves.

Now sit back and watch how many hack dems give this answer a thumbs down just because it's the truth.

Answer 9

I would imagine she has a good pout on. It's bad enough being married to Bill but no one else pays any attention to her either.

Answer 10

I can imagine the thing that frustrates Clinton the most is the Caucus process.  People in Texas are still pissed off that Obama won the majority of delegates even though Clinton won the popular election.  That's one way to lose faith in a party.

Answer 11

Valid question. All we can do is speculate. But its vital for Hillary that McCain win in 2008. If Obma wins, then her options are small for 2008. A direct challenge to Obama 2008 or going independant in 2008.

If McCain wins, then she will get the 2012 democrat nomination.

2016 for Hillary to give it the next run is really not viable for her, especially a much yonger Palin.

Answer 12

Hillary supports the DNC and supports Obama as being chosen as the will of the people. What she's probably not happy with are Palin calling her "a whiner" and Palin's hard con position on all of the political issues.

Answer 13

I would feel sick that the DNC got wrapped in a guy SOLELY because he gives good speeches.  It's all he has.  Well, Oprah likes him, she's a really good judge of character too.  I remember when this guy wrote this book and said it was true and Oprah helped him sell millions of copies, then it all turned out to be a lie - opps!

Answer 14

I think she is laughing . Sarah Palin is Hillary's revenge. And Palin even thanked Hillary for paving the way.

Answer 15

She must be disgusted.

Answer 16

Hillary is probably disgusted that her party abandoned her and that Obama showed his true stripes in not having the courage or sound judgment to choose her. Obama has been exposed for what he is: an inexperienced coward with poor judgment.