The conventional wisdom is that she's the front runner. For me the prospect is appalling, and reinforces why I feel so alienated from the prevailing mentality of the Democratic Party--but I'm willing to be convinced otherwise. Anybody want to argue for or against? How do people feel about Gore making a second go of it? After all, he did win in 2000. Kerry? Please God, no. Obama? too early. Edwards? I could live with him. Dark horses? What do people out there think?
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