Romney/Brownback vs. Clinton/Vilsack vs. Hagel/Bloomberg

[Middle-aged Europe]

Muhhahahahaha!

[DownWithTheLeft]

Romney/Brownback 32%
Clinton/Vilsack 45%
Hagel/Bloomberg 21%

One of the few Hillary wins:

[CultureKing]

Romney/Brownback 32%
Clinton/Vilsack 45%
Hagel/Bloomberg 21%

One of the few Hillary wins:

change Kansas to a Rep. win and I agree, this is one of those situations where the conservative vote would be so divided that we would see a huge landslide in favor of Clinton

[Reaganfan]

Romney/Brownback 32%
Clinton/Vilsack 45%
Hagel/Bloomberg 21%

One of the few Hillary wins:

change Kansas to a Rep. win and I agree, this is one of those situations where the conservative vote would be so divided that we would see a huge landslide in favor of Clinton

Hey...just like how the real Clinton got elected...that's how the disaster began. We can't afford that again.

[Moooooo]

Romney/Brownback 32%
Clinton/Vilsack 45%
Hagel/Bloomberg 21%

One of the few Hillary wins:

change Kansas to a Rep. win and I agree, this is one of those situations where the conservative vote would be so divided that we would see a huge landslide in favor of Clinton

Hey...just like how the real Clinton got elected...that's how the disaster began. We can't afford that again.

And what disaster would that be... the first balanced federal budget in 30 years, the most new jobs created under a single administration, the lowest unemployment in 30 years, 116 consecutive months of economic growth (the most in history), the lowest inflation since the 1960s, the largest debt pay-down ever, the largest drop in poverty in nearly 30 years?  Or do you prefer the more 'conservative' items like Welfare Reform and breaking down barriers to trade (ie. NAFTA)... all successes nonetheless.