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/p> p>Hillary has already served two terms as Co-President, thus making her ineligible to run for either the office of President or Vice President. If however there is some glitch in the law I'm overlooking, and Hillary can run as Vice President, would Bill then be the President of Vice instead of 2nd spouse or whatever he would be? br> -- Lew Ellis /p>

About your speculation that Hillary will seek the vice-presidency of this great republic: Yes. She must do so.

Remember that the deal in '92 and '96 was a "co-presidency," which the honorable Bill described as "buy one get one free." (A joke, that, but no one in China laughed.)

That means that in those two years a vote for the honorable Bill was a vote for the every bit as honorable Hillary. That means she has been elected to the presidency twice, and constitutional amendment forbids her being so elected a third time.

Word from HQ of the Clinton shadow government in Malibu says Ms. Rodham-Clinton was infuriated when underlings told her about the Constitution and all the stuff it prohibits. ("So I put up with this crap for 30 years and I still don't get the job?")

p>So the vice-presidency is the only avenue open to her, although Ickes suggests they can find some sort of exception in hate crime legislation or zoning ordinance. Dershowitz is on it. br> -- Edmund Dantes /p> p> Pray High Definition TV explodes soon to shake a nation with full frontal Hillary. br> --

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