My point was that he would still trounce any other candidate. Like him or
not, he was and remains a popular favorite.
Of course he is, as you point out, inelegible.

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"Tex" wrote in message
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On May 10, 9:36 pm, "bdenley" wrote:
You can say what you want but if he ran today, he would win in a
landslide.

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"Hypotheticals" are nothing but mental masturbation. Nonetheless, you
are still wrong. Democratic insiders are ecstatic that the Clintons
are finally being purged from the power structure. Bill Clinton was a
disaster for the Party and insiders still are angry at him for costing
them majorities in both the House and Senate during his scandal ridden
administration.

Read Teddy Kennedy's remarks about the possibility of Hillary being on
the ticket with Obama. He officially distanced the Democratic Party
from the Clintons. They represent exactly what the Party doesn't want
(polarization) during this unique window of opportunity the
disastrous Bush regime has opened for them. They've hit the lottery
and are going to gain control of the White House, the Senate and the
House and they aren't going to let a Clinton screw it up for them
again.

So for your "hypothetical" to be true the Slickster would first have
to be able to get the Party's nomination and that wouldn't happen
(even if he were constitutionally eligible ).