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In article <4dum22tvtf8639r0pfp0o97kfkusp2esdm@4ax.com>,
 / control / <control @remote.nul> wrote:

> On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 10:55:12 -0600, SteveR <tex_driver@comcast.net>
> wrote:
> 
> >In article 
> ><jackzwick-AF2594.16432222032006@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com>,
> > Jack Zwick <jackzwick@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >> In article <ydWdnbkD1s5lXLzZRVn-uA@forethought.net>,
> >>  Anonymous <anon@anonymous.com> wrote:
> >> 
> >> > "arminius" <richard norton@cybertrails.com>  wrote :
> >> > 
> >> > > Republicans must distance themselves from this worthless and
> >> > > failed President.
> >> > > 
> >> > 
> >> > Who Clinton?
> >> > 
> >> > Yeah we know he failed but it's over now.
> >> 
> >> Better get ready. January 20, 2009
> >> 
> >> President Hillary Clinton
> >
> >From what I see, the repub's are more eager to see her run for pres than 
> >most dem's. I wonder why?
> 
> That way they can blame the blacks for losing the presidency.

I think it has more to do with her overall approval rating than it does 
with any racial issue.

Her supporters are quite generous, though. Much more generous than they 
are to the Democrat party as a whole - they seem to have a fund-raising 
problem under Dean.

So, she might get the nomination by default, 'cause she's the only one 
that can afford to run.

 
> Bush's wife Uncle Condi will get the shit beat out of her in an
> election.

If the R's decide to put her on the ticket, it would be as VP, not the 
top slot, in order to groom her to be the first woman president. She 
consistently polls in the top three among polled Repub voters, so 
perhaps the inherent racialism of the left ("Uncle Condi") would rally 
the liberal base to actually vote.

> Like they say, I can't tell you who the first Black
> president will be, but I can tell you who the next president will be
> the day after.

So, you're saying that the US is inherently too racist a society to 
tolerate a black president. I think perhaps you're projecting.

A black Democrat would be less likely to be assissinated than a black 
Republican, and should the latter suffer that fate, it would likely be 
at the hands of a Democrat, most likely black. There's a lot of inherent 
anger in both those groups.


I know that assassination is a popular theme nowadays on the left, which 
is not unusual if you look at those who have assassinated or attempted 
to do so in the past - they share a certain mental instability, racism 
and/or leftism.

And if you read Kos, Atrios, Democrat Underground et. al., you'll get a 
certain sense of desperation, anger, self-pity, rage, self-doubt and 
helplessness, all wrapped up in conspiracy theories galore, and the 
aforementioned tendency to entertain fantasies of assassination.