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"In 2008 we're going to finish the job. We're going to send George W. Bush back to his ranch and welcome President Hillary Clinton," Emily's List President Ellen Malcolm told supporters in Washington, D.C.

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ORIGINAL: SovereignIsHe

It certainly wouldn't be the first time God put an evil ruler in place...

John

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ORIGINAL: Stephanos

I would not leave....Maybe sell nearly everything I have to stock up on firearms, ammo, and food stuffs incase she tries to outlaw our freedoms. I also face the problem that I plan on enlisting this summer, but i honestly dont know if I would want to serve if she was President. I know i could honor the office and not her...But after what her husband did to the military...I could only imagin what she would do, especialy if she feels she has the right to after Iraq.

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ORIGINAL: SonInMe1

I can't think of a better way to reclaim the House, Senate and White House than to elect Hillary. She would do more for true conservatism than any so called conservative candidate out there now.

I think all conservative minded people should vote for Ralph Nadar. Only he could bring this nation closer to conservatism than Hillary

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ORIGINAL: Dubya
Remember when she was co-president (I mean first lady) and was put in charge of the "health care initiative"? Republicans swept into Congress in the following mid-term election.

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ORIGINAL: SovereignIsHe

It certainly wouldn't be the first time God put an evil ruler in place...

John

Tell me about it...I can't wait for 2008!

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ORIGINAL: tacitus

Come on... who's going to be first to say they would leave the country if she becomes president?

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ORIGINAL: tacitus

Come on... who's going to be first to say they would leave the country if she becomes president?

Alec Baldwin?

John

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Come on... who's going to be first to say they would leave the country if she becomes president?

Alec Baldwin?

John

Hopefully the haggish Ann Coulter !

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Hillary: Negatives Won't Keep Me From Winning

Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton acknowledged on Sunday that many voters do not like her, but she blamed it on years of Republican attacks and insisted she has a record of winning despite her negatives.

Clinton's remarks came as the eight candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination debated in the critical early voting state of Iowa and just days after President George W. Bush's political adviser Karl Rove saying the former first lady was flawed for having high negative ratings.

Clinton and top rival, Illinois Sen. Barack Obama, came under fire early in the debate at Drake University when other candidates were invited to comment on their perceived weaknesses -- Clinton's high negative ratings in the polls and Obama's inexperience in foreign policy.

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Make No Mistake, President Hillary Clinton Would Promote Unlimited Abortion

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by Laura Echevarria
LifeNews.com Editorial Columnist
August 14, 2007


I've entertained no doubts about Hillary Clinton's position on abortion but if I had, they would have been dispelled after the speech she gave before Planned Parenthood political activists on July 17th.
During her speech, the Democratic presidential candidate pledged continuing support of Planned Parenthood, bragged of her 100 percent voting record with that organization and said of her relationship with Planned Parenthood, "I'm very proud of our partnership, of working together over so many years on behalf of reproductive freedom and health care and fundamental Constitutional rights and values."

After lamenting President Bush's pro-life record that included reintroducing Mexico City Policy that prevents funding from going to organizations that perform or promote abortion overseas, the woman-who-wants-to-be-president promised Planned Parenthood "[W]hen I'm president, I will devote my very first days in office to reversing these ideological, anti-science, anti-prevention policies that this administration has put into place. Starting with the ‘Global Gag Rule' [Mexico City Policy] and going from there and I will not rest until we once again protect women's health, honor families' privacy and restore our fundamental Constitutional freedoms."

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Poll Shows Hillary Clinton's Pro-Abortion View Turns Off Women Voters

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by Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
August 22, 2007


Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- Hillary Clinton is pro-abortion and the only female candidate pursuing a bid for the White House in either party. If abortion advocates are correct, Clinton has the women's vote locked up -- yet a new poll shows that women don't necessarily support her and that her pro-abortion views are a turnoff.
The respected Polling Company firm conducted a survey with 600 women voters of both parties from August 15-20.

The poll revealed that Hillary’s positions on abortion were at odds with a majority of American women.

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• Radical, pro-abortion extremists dominated the Clinton administration's "women's health care" agenda and their reckless drive to bring RU-486 to America ultimately cost at least six women their lives and the lives of over 560,000 unborn children.

The bottom line here: The abortion pill is dangerous to the women who take it. And it was fraudulently approved by Bill and Hillary Clinton's FDA. Of course, you won't read that in Time magazine.