I am keenly looking forward to this post election interview with Hillary to hear her sharp insights on what she think happened and what the Dems. need to do to try to change the mess were in.

Hillary on Larry King tonight. wink

I am looking forward to this, too. I'll watch it is rebroadcast later, though.

As for trying to fix what is broken, I think the red state fools have given the Repugs enough rope that they'll more so far over the edge that they'll hang themselves.

[ November 17, 2004, 02:46 PM: Message edited by: bobby78751 ]

Its just a matter of time before they do that Bobby. I think everybody here but a few know that, and I look forward to when it happens too. wink

Looking forward to the late replay of the HRC interview, but the visual of anyone "on Larry King" has put me off food!

By the way, tomorrow's the official opening of the Bill Clinton Library. In attendance will be a wide array of 2008 possibles--HRC, John Kerry, John Edwards, Evan Bayh (shallow note: Bayh may be the only national politcian better-looking than Edwards.)

~Adam

So its sounds like she is concentrating only on 2006 and her re-election to the Senate. You gotta believe the Repugs. are going to put up somebody to try and knock her off. If anyone was to try to tell you otherwise, don't believe them!! She didn't seem to rule out never running for President, but it doesn't sound like that will be anytime in the forseeable future. I would love to be in Little Rock today. From what I heard about Clinton's library, it sounds totally awesome.

The 2006 NY Senate race could be a "king maker" race. If Rudy G. or Michael Pataki--or even Colin Powell--run and win, he would essentially finish off HRC's chances at further elected office but if she defeats one of them, his future is pure punditry.

~Adam