-=> Quoting John Sampson to Robert Craft <=-
 JS> I don't agree with that. I think that if she DID divorce him, that
 JS> would increase her chances rather nicely, especially with the
 JS> Feminazis. 
I'm not too sure, John.
She'd have to build a grass-roots following that's just too strong
for the Democratic Party power brokers to ignore.  Despite all the
Dems' posturing about women's rights, I just don't see "the boys"
accepting Hillary as long as they can field anyone else; she's a
headstrong, ruthless woman who isn't likely to toe the party line.
Besides, I really don't think she has the widespread popularity
(not to mention respect) necessary to wage a viable campaign.
Sure, she's a strong, intelligent woman who's widely acknowledged
as the power behind Bill's throne; but that doesn't mean she's
actually liked by many people.  In fact, Bill's popularity is
based largely on sympathy for 'the dumb henpecked husband of a
frigid and/or lesbian wife.'
Walter, Forked Deer River Ilks
wluffman@usit.net
... Life's a Hillary!
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