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She is in sync with most of the base. The left has never liked HRC. But they and the rest of the base will vote for her in the general. I doubt the Rs would/could nominate someone more in synch with the base than HRC. You should remember both Clintons have always been middle of the spectrum Ds.

She will win her base. She will struggle with the middle. If nominated (and the Republicans can put somewhere out there with a pulse) she will lose.

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Posted by DeltaDoc

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Posted on 8/11/14 at 2:31 pm to Wolfhound45

She is not going to even be the Democrat nominee, let alone the president. She is an idiot for trying to insinuate that her foreign policy is different than Obama's - she was his freaking Secretary of State!

I am firmly convinced that the Democrat nominee with either be Elizabeth Warren or Cory Booker. I also think that which ever one front's the ticket will tap the other as their VP nominee.

I have no clue who will run for the GOP, but I think Romney is about as good of a guess as anyone at the moment.

I am tacitly pulling for Rand at the moment, but I don't think he has a snowball's chance because he will be targeted by the left and the right.

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Posted by wfeliciana

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Posted on 8/11/14 at 2:38 pm to Wolfhound45

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She will win her base. She will struggle with the middle. If nominated (and the Republicans can put somewhere out there with a pulse) she will lose.

It will be interesting to see. I think she'll be much stronger with the middle than you think. If the Rs don't nominate someone who is a moderate then she wins. They nominate someone like Christie or Bush it will be a closer race. I think in the end she becomes our President. Of course I'm still not sure she will run. One thing for sure she'll have comfort in her own polling if she runs.

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