Poll: Paul Would Lose to Democrat

Rasmussen Reports released two polls today matching up Ron Paul as the Republican nominee against Hillary Clinton in one and Barak Obama in another.

Poll #1 results: Clinton (D): 49%, Paul (R): 37%, undecided and other: 14%
Poll #2 results: Obama (D): 50%, Paul (R): 31%, undecided and other: 19%

Gingrich on Ron Paul and Clinton

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich earlier this week on Hannity and Colmes talking about Ron Paul, Hillary Clinton and possible pro life third party candidate.

Hillary Secretly Seeks Gay Support

Unlike other campaign speeches Hillary Clinton has delivered, she made a speech last Friday to the Human Rights Campaign, one of the nation's leading gay rights organizations, that was not publicised. "I am proud to stand by your side," the New York senator said to the crowd.

"I want you to know that just as you always have an open door to my Senate office, you will always have an open door to the White House and together we can continue this journey," Clinton went on to say.

Clinton was questioned twice yesterday why she didn't have this event publicised and her response was: "You'll have to ask my campaign." What? Don't you know the answer, Senator?

Wanting to keep your families troubles private is one thing, but wanting to keep public speeches you make a secret is just doesn't make sense. If you really support a cause, you should not be afraid to let people know that you do.

Clinton Is In

This morning Senator Hillary Clinton announced that she has formed an exploratory committee. Therefore it only seems to fit that a couple of her quotes be mentioned today. As you will notice both of them are similar.

"I have to confess that it's crossed my mind that you could not be a Republican and a Christian."
-Feb. 6, 1997 at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.

"I wonder if it's possible to be a Republican and a Christian at the same time."
-June 21, 2004, on a C-Span Broadcast from VA.

Spencer Campaign Not Total Loss

Republican John Spencer's campaign against Hillary Clinton was not a total lost. Spencer only received 31% of the vote compared to Clinton's 67% but, while doing so he has pointed out Clinton's flaws on the issues.

On Spencer's web site, it is pointed out that Hillary Clinton: opposes securing our boarders, favors gun control, favors abortion, supports gay rights, and Hillary Clinton even supports flag burning.

Spencer has done well in showing us that Hillary Rodham Clinton is not a person that should be elected President of the United States.

Giuliani, Clinton and the NY Liberal Party

The New York Liberal Party should be happy about the leading candidates for President in 2008. Both Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani were backed by the Liberal Party in their campaign bids.

This party has opposed conservative candidates since it was founded in 1944 in which it almost always supports Democrats for President, in 1980 Jimmy Carter even proved to be not liberal enough for this party and it endorsed Independent John B. Anderson.

Where will the conservative candidate be in 2008, if these two Liberal Party candidates are the major party candidates?

Clinton and the Lieberman Campaign

In the 2006 Democratic Primary for Connecticut US Senate Hillary Clinton indorsed incumbent Joe Lieberman. Lieberman lost the nomination by about 3% and has announced that he will run as an Independent. Now that Lieberman is running as an Independent, Clinton has endorsed Ned Llamont for the Senate seat.

If Clinton thought that Lieberman was the better candidate in the primary then why is she not supporting him now? This is proof that if elected President, Hillary Clinton will not be a moderate, like she wants to appear to be now, but she will do whatever party leaders want to be done.