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Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
Almost every single Democrat I know hopes to high heaven that she doesn't get the nomination. Not exactly a scientific poll, but it does surprise me that I know more Republicans than Democrats that think she'll seal up the nomination. The non-Hillary Democratic argument is that the nation is too polarized right now, and her presidency, regardless of how well she does in office, wouldn't help matters at all. Her Presidency would simply entrench everyone into their respective corners.
I like Obama and Richardson before her, but if she won the nomination, I'd certainly vote for her. I'm not sure I'd give her money, as I would to the other two, but I'd vote for her. Maybe even put up a yard sign.
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Arent all the polls showing she is ahead? I went to a NARAL event and there was Hillary stuff everwhere. No one else. Whatever happens I think this may be the most interesting election of our lifetimes. For both partys it is much more open than usual. I think it is going to be a lot of fun.
