John LeBoutillier
Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004

Last week was a preview of the next four years: Hillary Clinton running for president in 2008 to complete the second half of the now-infamous Co-Presidency she bragged about in 1992.

The plan is clear: Hillary is running - and Bill will be pulling the strings from behind the scenes, something he is very, very good at.

They intend to return to the White House on January 20, 2009.

Can this happen?

Yes, it can.

First, there is little doubt that Hillary can secure the Democratic nomination in 2008. Who is going to beat her? John Edwards? No way; his stock fell during his vice presidential run as he came across as a total pretty boy lightweight.

John Kerry is talking about running again. Who is he kidding? What Democratic primary voter is going to trust Kerry again?

Howard Dean? Doubtful. Evan Bayh? Nice but sort of bland.

No, Hillary - barring some unforeseen event - is the odds-on likely Democrat nominee in 2008.

Then the question becomes the general election. Can she win it?

The answer is simple: in a two-way race, no. She is a polarizing figure who isn’t going to steal one red state away from the GOP - and may very well lose several of the narrowly won blue states.

But - and this is the key - if the 2008 race is a three-way race a la 1992, when Independent Ross Perot siphoned crucial votes away from the first President George Bush, then Hillary could win with a mere plurality of the vote.

Let us remember that in the 1992 race Bill Clinton won only 43 percent of the vote; and again in 1996 Clinton got only 49 percent of the vote against Bob Dole and Ross Perot. (For all the talk about how wonderfully popular Bill Clinton was, we need to remember that never once did a majority of the American voters vote for him.)

Would you doubt that the Clintons are already grooming some third-party independent to run in 2008 to again allow a Clinton to win?

The very real threat of the Clintons returning to the White House cannot be dismissed; they are revolutionaries who hate tradition and American values. In their eight years in the White House they greatly damaged American national security:

1) They imposed politically correct hiring practices at the CIA - thus robbing our spies of the ability to gather intelligence from ‘nefarious and shady’ sources.

2) They turned the U.S. armed forces into a ‘social experiment’ with a push for gays in the military and women in combat. The result: the lowest morale - ever - in the service when they were in the White House.

3) They corrupted our security for campaign cash, allowing our top military and scientific secrets to ‘find their way’ to Red China in return for illegal campaign contributions to their campaign - and their presidential library.

Because the Clintons are a real threat to the future of our country, we must all band together to stop them. The first step is to stand up to all their lies, mis-statements and distortions. That is why we have begun the Counter Clinton Library. You can visit us on the Web at www.CounterClintonLibrary.com and see what we are all about.

Ann Coulter has just joined with us - and Dick Morris, Bob Barr, Gary Aldrich and many other are helping us build this counterpoint to the Clintons.

Someone has to have the guts to stand up to the Clintons - before they are suddenly back in power again.

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