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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul
Democrats have this nasty habit of giving Republicans all the information they need during their primaries. Whoever survives and gets the nomination will be loaded with so much baggage, that they will be hard pressed to get over 50%. This is especially true for Hillary. She will never break 50. Edwards might be able to, if he stays below the radar during the primary season. My guess is he is too liberal for most Americans. Obama won't go the distance, and will settle for VP. So, who will it be? I have no idea, but he or she hasn't even broken a sweat, yet.
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If Hilary wins the nomination, she will be the next president. She may well be too conservative for the liberal wing of the party, but she is electable. Republican strategists who say she is not are hoping to help defeat her in the primaries, because she is the candidate they most fear.
OTOH, if Bush keeps up his stuff and if Cheney is allowed to keep talking like he did in the Wolf Blitzer interview, my pet monkey Ralph could be the next president, as long as he is a Democrat.