Saw a bumper sticker yesterday: "Hillary 08, Stop the insanity.'" nt

[thereismore]

[xultar]

1. I wonder if it was a Rethug?

[thereismore]

7. Unlikely. She had a yellow ribbon with "Bring them home" too. nt

[Warpy]

2. Some of us would consider that a contradiction

and that a Hillary Clinton candidacy IS insanity. She is the one person who is guaranteed to lose the race to any Repug in 2008.

[BlueEyedSon]

4. I'm with you.... no more dynastic presidencies, please!

[thereismore]

8. Absolutely. We have so many (well, at least 2) better candidates! nt

[Critters2]

3. I don't see the connection

What insanity? The war Hillary voted to start?

:wtf:

[ScreamingMeemie]

5. And what were your thoughts on that bumper sticker? Did it thrill you to

see it? Are you disconcerted? Come, let's flesh this out. :hi:

[thereismore]

9. I was disappointed. She also had a "Bring them home" yellow

ribbon. I thought that good energy should be channeled to a different candidate.

[jobycom]

6. All the Hillary 08 talk feeds many purposes

First, of course, it tests the ground for Hillary herself, to see the reaction if she runs. Second, it gives the Republicans license to start smearing her now. Third, it works up an argument her Republican opponent for the Senate can use. Third, some Republicans (and sadly some very misinformed Democrat dupes) see it as humorous irony--the way the Repubs use the name Ted Kennedy when they want to smear the party.

So, no telling what the car was trying to do, and whether they wanted to stop the Bush insanity or Republican-perceived Clinton insanity.

Just my random thoughts. Wrong as always, I'm sure.

[populistdriven]

10. Xultar, what do you think of this one (just thought of it)

Who the Hell is in Charge?


(use the dubya W)

maybe a second line - Lieutenant CaddyShack?
& maybe AWOL instead of caddyshack