The
Presidential election is still many many
moons off. Analysts are talking as
though the race will be decided
yesterday, or even worse some have made
predictions based on the many polls out
there. People seem to forget Senator
Joseph Lieberman leading in the polls
early in the 2004 race. The truth is
many things can happen before America
goes to the polls. Please take time to
soak in what is transpiring before our
eyes now.
Today we have
come a long way since the Women's Suffrage
Movement
in America. It is quite remarkable when you
think that a former First Lady is a Senator from
a state with one of the largest populations in
the country and she is being considered a
frontrunner to become the President of the
United States. Eleanor Roosevelt and other First
Ladies are proud of this moment regardless of
their political affiliation.
Some of the
guiding truths to the Clinton institution are
they both love the political spotlight and all
of the glamour it entails.
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Some other truths are:
1. If Hillary Rodham Clinton becomes President of
these United States there might be another post election exodus to Canada
2. Former President William Jefferson Clinton
will pursue major initiatives in the vein of his wife's health care debacle
3. I foresee the Clintons going to the far
reaches of the earth and making a deal with Satan to find Osama Bin Laden
4. There will be a women's jubilation ceremony
similar to the one Nancy Pelosi put on during the inauguration, saying men look
what you've gotten us into and relegating our roles to being more supportive and
submissive...yes dear types
5. After the first couple of months I can almost
see Hillary Clinton in the mirror even shedding a tear or two after finally
ascending the position that was rightfully hers to begin with (Barack Hussein
Obama...yeah right)
6. George W. Bush will join Sr. and Billy on golf
and fishing outings in Maine
7. And finally Dick Cheney will go on more quail
hunting adventures...alone
in America. It is quite remarkable when you
think that a former First Lady is a Senator from
a state with one of the largest populations in
the country and she is being considered a
frontrunner to become the President of the
United States. Eleanor Roosevelt and other First
Ladies are proud of this moment regardless of
their political affiliation. 
