OK, I'd like to see the Clintons back in the White House.

[Mountainman]

Seeing the three of them together really picked me up. I remembered the good old days before 2000. Having Clintons in the White House again would piss off all the people I despise and that would feel real good.

[babylonsister]

1. It's my worst nightmare. nt

[BootinUp]

4. obnoxious. nt

[babylonsister]

10. No, darlin', true. nt

[regnaD kciN]

29. I share your feelings...

:-(

[babylonsister]

35. Thanks. From you,

that means a lot to me. :hug:

[bellasgrams]

17. Jim 4Wes you don't want Hill in ofc even if it means that

Wes will probably have a place in her admin? He has strong ties with them and I would love to see him and his ideas put to good use.

[BootinUp]

18. I have been supporting Hillary... sorry

that post must have been confusing. I greatly look forward to Wes playing a role in the next Dem administration. :)

[Auntie Bush]

22. Oh my God, nothing could make me happier.

[Anouka]

45. blacks were not affected well by welfare reform or the war on drugs

hillary does not support retroactive sentencing to show mercy to those who were victims of inequity in mandatory sentencing.

to some people, it would be a worst nightmare.

just like, to some people, the Reagan years were the greatest years on planet earth.

I dislike the Reagan years much worse than the Clinton years, to be honest; but I don't want that pair back in office. They got lucky off of dot com boom.

[BootinUp]

50. valid point?

assuming your assertion about her position is true and that other major candidates have a different position (not just different rhetoric) then you might have had a valid point.

But even if she has taken a harder line on that issue, I doubt it applies to either you or the other poster since you both appear to not be in the penal system currently. ;)

Look, I never said Hillary was perfect, however my response "obnoxious" to the poster above still stands unless further grievances are revealed that may justify it.

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[1corona4u]

16. Why is it your worst nightmare?

Please elaborate why that was a bad time in history. Aside from the follies, that is.

[K8-EEE]

41. Bush was the worst nightmare.

I had issues with Clinton but come on....we've HAD the worst nightmare, Clinton was the good ole days in comparison!

[sandnsea]

24. Brings me to tears

Only think worse is one of the Republican asshats. I do not know what is wrong with this country that people can't see through them. Here we are again, they could shit on the stage and people would call it ice cream.

[K Gardner]

32. I shudder. nt

[saracat]

38. Me too.Back to the future? I think not. The 90's are so over.

Edwards is the candidate of today.

[Zueda]

42. My prediction under this scenario?

The Dem party will be destroyed in less than 4 years.

[adarling]

2. amen!!

[adigal]

3. Can you say monarchies?? And corporatism??? n/t

[dbackjon]

7. Nope

[bellasgrams]

19. Adigal- titles do not a candidate make.-she is the best

[regnaD kciN]

30. "The best" at triangulating...

...the best at endorsing the neo-con agenda, the best at projecting an air of arrogant entitlement.

And the best at stabbing progressives in the back when it can help her gain power.

:puke:

[Maven]

25. Can you say "tired cliches?"

[adigal]

31. They are cliches because they are true

Right?

[regnaD kciN]

34. If a candidate with HRC's positions and track record didn't have the name "Clinton"...

...she'd be laughed off here as a Lieberman clone.

I pay more attention to actions than (by-marriage) surnames.

[chitty]

5. i sort of

agree.

It some how seemed like a natural.

Some kind of comfort zone.

And I am leaning Obama.

[killbotfactory]

8. Not me

I grew up with them in the White House, and those years weren't nearly as great as they are being made out to be. They look good in contrast to Bush, but that's hardly a compliment. I want a new generation of leadership in there.

[bellasgrams]

27. No one running is going to be able to do a better job than Hillary

when you look at the qualifications of the others. You would rather put our country at risk just to not have the name Clinton? People with experience and qualifications are more important than your reasoning. We've had almost 8 yrs of a pres. that doesn't know what he's doing and brings up his religion to get support from his followers. I have confidence that Hillary will surround herself with the very best. We don't know who the other 2 might have and that worries me.

[killbotfactory]

47. I disagree

I don't give a crap about "qualifications" whatever those are. She's the most hawkish, she loves lobbyists, and she "triangulates" needlessly. I'm sick of that shit. The most important decision of her career, whether to support the Iraq war, she completely fucked up.

[PretzelWarrior]

9. sorry. I just can't get jazzed about it at all

as I watch her votes veer toward republican-lite Lieberman....as I watched Bill get chummy with old money and the Bush clan....not Carter--BUSH! It got me to realizing that for the Clinton's it's always been about climbing the ladder and winning. They swept into office here in the US in 1992 and then abandoned so many constituencies that got them there.

I see the same thing again if we can't break the cruel cycle and get a fresh start with Obama.

[regnaD kciN]

33. Same here...

:-(

[Proud2BAmurkin]

11. Me too, great Americans nt

nt

[LSdemocrat]

12. I'd be thrilled with either Edwards, Clinton, Obama, or any of the Democrats

[Auntie Bush]

20. You forgot Poland...I mean Biden.

He's a good man and I hope he gets a place in the administration...no matter who wins the election.

[LSdemocrat]

23. Seriously, all the candidates, possibly except Gravel, are great

[sandnsea]

26. I'd rather have Gravel, I know he cares about people n/t

[JohnnyLib2]

13. I truly think there is a lot of that sentiment, hiding below the surface.

After all, it's been much more trendy to bash Hillary in the past few years while we've all lived through the Dark Age of Bush. The actual stature of the Clintons is one of those quiet secrets IMO.

[Kittycat]

14. That's the problem I see in all of this.

Too much of wanting to settle some old score. HC admitting that this is very personal for her, shows she has a vendetta or something. This isn't about stuffing it to those that came after them back then. We need an inspiring true leader right now, and she is not that leader. No way, no how. She's still very polarizing not only within the democratic party, but to independents and certainly republicans.

I consider myself a progressive, and I do not now, nor will I ever support HRC. The clinton era ended with Bill. Maybe Chelsea can pick up the torch. But the fire just doesn't burn for HRC.

[Auntie Bush]

15. They must be wetting their pants...(to put it politely ) big time!

[Auntie Bush]

21. I can't wait to see Bill and maybe Wes Clark going from

country to country raising the opinion/respect of the United States... and who knows, maybe Obama will join them...whether he wins or loses.

[William769]

28. Would not hurt my feelings.

[tinrobot]

36. The tabloids will love it, that's for sure.

Personally, I long for the day when a simple blowjob was this county's biggest problem.

[RufusTFirefly]

37. Hooray! Good for you! What's your favorite memory?

NAFTA?
Welfare Reform?
The Defense of Marriage Act?
The Telecommunications Act?
Operation Desert Fox?

Tough choice, eh?

[Mountainman]

48. The balanced budget and the social security surplus and the years of peace.

And the very real potential for Al Gore to become President and carry on the legacy.

[Azathoth]

39. Christ, yeah, let's give the Clintons their own dynasty just to piss off the Freepers

:eyes:

[Stoic]

40. Oh, God! No!

"But then, astonishingly, in his 7,000-word piece, Bai does not describe the many legislative initiatives Clinton undertook to reverse the New Deal and the Great Society.

Clinton himself summed up the principle guiding his initiatives in his famous declaration, "The era of big government is over."

-http://www.alternet.org/story/72336/">We Forget What It Was Really Like Under the Clintons,By David Morris, AlterNet.

No more Clintonian Triangulation.

[emlev]

43. Run for prez. and invite them to dinner!

After you win, that is.

[CyberPieHole]

44. I want to see them in the White House as well...

nothing would be sweeter.


:kick: and recommend

[otohara]

46. Clinton = More Of America Divided

the other side hates her & Bill so much.

I was hoping we would start off with a new family in the big house. If she's the candidate I will support her however. I don't want to start off pissing off people who hate her.

[mrdemocrat78]

49. I'm not going back to the 90's unless my debt does too