A Hillary Clinton Primary Challenge to Obama in 2012?

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Hillary for President in 2012!! We need real leadership in the White House something Obama is not capable of. Look at the Gulf Oil Spill !!! Hillary would have been in the trenches the first day fixing things while Obama still waits for BP to figure it out.

So many Americans will campaign for you !!!

Michael Grey of CA 1:58PM July 04, 2010

The fundamental problem facing the United States is that all three branches of government are corrupt. Congress is clearly the largest house of prostitution in the nation, containing only one political party with two wings. The Republican wing is the more abusive of the two in terms of its disregard for the quality of life of ordinary people and its prostitution to business and the wealthy. However, the health-care bill voting record and amendments reveal prostitution on the Democratic side as well. With an electorate that is largely socially and politically disengaged with many, particularly White Americans, still clinging to the 19th-century values of rugged individualism and anti-intellectualism. It is likely that America will continue to suffer from a lack of social advancement in comparison to Western Europe, with squalor in its cities, homelessness, poverty, the death penalty, and an astonishing number of its citizens incarcerated. Life expectancy is 31st in the world, just ahead of Cuba. (United Nations Human Development Report 2010). It is remarkable that the majority of people can witness the continuation of many policies from the previous administration and still believe that America does not have de facto one political party.

bill honer 5:57PM July 02, 2010

HILLARY i HOPE YOU RUN ! OBAMA IS JUST NOT FOR AMERICANS ! i HAVE NEVER IN MY LIFE BEEN INVOLVED OR CARED WHO WAS PRESIDENT UNTIL BUSH'S LAST TERM AND OBAMA IS PICKING UP WHERE HE LEFT OF RUINING OUR COUNTRY, I PLAN ON BEING A CAMPAIGN SUPPORTER FOR YOU AGAINST OBAMA AND ESPECIALLY AFTER THAT IDIOTIC BIGOT PALIN

ASHLA of PA 2:18PM June 18, 2010

Hillary lost in 2008 because she didn't take Obama seriously until too late just like Coakley didn't take Scott Brown seriously until too late. Since then, all Dems running have reacted appropriately and have made it, except Hawii where stupity reigned and two Dems ran against each other and split the vote.

The word in the street amongst old Dems is that they would much rather have Hillary in office and would just long for a shot at that. If Obama is under 50% which he likely will be, Dems will not chase a loser and will bolt for someone else as they wil have nothing to lose.

The fact that Obama did not have a press conference for so long indicates that he grew more out of touch than anyone ever dreamed of. He has done exactly what the far Right has wanted him to do and given them such a boost that the likelihood of a permanent GOP rule for a generation is in the making.

Makes us cenetrist and certer-left sad as all our dreams of a more equitable government go up in smoke due to to mismanagement and squandering away of a good victory in 2008.

Steve G of FL 12:58PM June 06, 2010

Carl of PA - I think you're talking about Colin Powell - Adam Clayton was a congressman from Harlem.

Adam of IA 4:29PM June 03, 2010

RUN HILLARY!

You're the smartest woman in the world and the best leader ever! Nobody is like you!

Evelyn of CA 4:11PM June 03, 2010

I hope to God Hillary starts her run in 2011 similar to her run in '08 as she started on December 2006 - and creams Obama. This time I hope she will be informed enough to realize that there are caucuses not just votes. Hillary is so ignorant that it is astounding anyone would even think of voting for her. Even then she will get hammered by Palin on Nov. 2012 simply because Palin is a conservative and Hillary isn't all that bright.

Wolfen244 of MD 5:06PM May 28, 2010

Shaun, Read Hell to Pay: The Unfolding Story of Hillary Rodham Clinton (1999) by Barbara Olson then read The Final Days: The Last, Desperate Abuses of Power by the Clinton White House (published October 2001) also by Barbara Olson. In 1994, she left to work for the United States House of Representatives, becoming chief investigative counsel for the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee. In that position, she led the Travelgate and Filegate investigations into the Clinton administration. These are the definitive works on Hillary though there are more critical works on each of Hillary's criminal activities like from Richard Poe who wrote The Shadow Party: How George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and Sixties Radicals Seized Control of the Democratic Party.

Good luck with your paper even if it will vastly disagree with your liberal teacher - assuming he/she is a liberal which most teachers are.

wolfen244 of MD 4:57PM May 28, 2010

President in 2012!!!!

Walter Williams of VA 9:11PM May 27, 2010

Shaun,

go to riverdaughter.wordpress.com or hillaryis44.org where there is more infor on Hillary Clinton. Good luck with the essay and make sure to mention that Hillary's supporters strongly want her to run for President in 2012!

HILLARY 2012!

YES WE WILL! YES SHE WILL!

B of IA 6:27PM May 01, 2010

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Peter Roff

Peter Roff is a contributing editor at U.S. News & World Report. Formerly a senior political writer for United Press International, he’s now affiliated with several public policy organizations including Let Freedom Ring, and Frontiers of Freedom. His writing has appeared in National Review, Fox News’ opinion section, The Daily Caller, Politico and elsewhere. Follow him on Twitter @PeterRoff.

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