If Hillary is the Nominee, will Sen. Mccain hold back with stuff like Monica and Whitewater?

Question

Will Mccain come hard if Hillary is the nominee?

Answer 1

Oh, I'm sure talking points on both of them are being developed as we speak.

This is kind of like the playoffs in sports right now.

McCain has a 1st round bye, and is watching 2 division leaders pounding each other, to see who gets to play in the super bowl!

Answer 2

Maybe they should put her under oath, while investigating a non-crime, and ask her questions about her s*x life.

Answer 3

I t hink he will come down harder on Obama, after all, Hillary IS a girl.  lol

Answer 4

I don't know.

The Democrats are pushing hard, saying that a McCain presidency would be a third term for Bush.  That pretty much leaves them open to a H. Clinton nomination as being a third term for W. Clinton, especially since Sen. Clinton has been claiming that as "experience."

The Lewinsky affair, of course, has nothing to do Sen. Clinton.  Whitewater is fair game.

Answer 5

The Republicans will try, maybe not John McCain personally, but all of that is out in the open eight years ago, talk about old news.  We already know about the Clintons, and I'd still take them over another Republican in office.

Answer 6

that's a big "If.' chances of her making it are slim to none. she only has hope of some bombshell skeleton coming out of obama's closet.

Answer 7

Yes, my friend.  But the Bosnia story, for sure.

Answer 8

You aint seen nothing yet buddy...

Answer 9

Of course he will!  And that's the biggest reason why Hillary must not win the nomination.  These are only two of the many things he could use against her.

Answer 10

Yes but the Republican spin machine will bring it up and

I will work two jobs so I can send contributions for them

to do it,

Answer 11

McCain has a lot of criticisms that can be waged against Hillary Clinton if ever she wins as  the Democracy candidate particularly the philandering of Bill for which she did not do anything.

Answer 12

I think if McCain brought up the Monica issue it would just back fire on him.  I think that is a personnel matter between the Clinton family. And it has nothing to do with being a good or bad president anyhow.  Even B Obama knows that. That's why he isn't bringing it up.