Saying his party needed to nominate "a candidate people want to watch," Moore contended that Clinton would be hugely popular with female voters, especially single moms.

"Poor, disenfranchised, single moms - they will come out to vote if they believe their life will be better," Moore predicted. "Don’t give them a candidate with a confusing message."

The single-mom vote is critical to the party's success in 2008, he said, because single mothers make up a disproportionate percentage of the 70 million people who did not vote in 2004.

The conspiracy filmmaker does have one problem with a Clinton candidacy, however, complaining that she’s been hawkish on the war in Iraq.

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