Yeah, I realize that, I also realize that "rarely" doesn't mean "never," and, even if it HAD been never, there was NEVER at MLB team that had won 4 straight playoff games that happened to go into extra innings-until they did. And we all remember how spot on your predictions were in the LAST presidential election, so, you'll pardon me if I take your opinion with a very large grain of salt. You and your scumbag party are butt fucked, DEAL with J-Doosh...
Yep, because comparing a baseball playoff series to a presidential election is very much apples to apples.
You are right about one thing, though...there is a first time for everything (except apparently your ability to come up with a rational thought of your own).
Presidential elections have countless factors which ultimately decide the outcome. And this might be another one:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog...seeking_nomination_in_2016.html#ixzz3JWsXr8et
Andrew Stiles of the Free Beacon points out that Hillary Clinton, who if elected would be the oldest-ever person inaugurated, could well be the youngest person declaring for the nomination in 2016:
Grandmother Hillary Clinton, 67, is vying to become one of the oldest world leaders in history. In order to achieve that goal, however, she may have to defeat a slate of Democratic challengers who are even older than she is.
That sounds hard to believe, but it’s true. In addition to Clinton, the 2016 Democratic field could include: California governor Jerry Brown, Vice President Joe Biden (the presumed frontrunner), and Socialist Senator Bernie Sanders.
That sounds hard to believe, but it’s true. In addition to Clinton, the 2016 Democratic field could include: California governor Jerry Brown, Vice President Joe Biden (the presumed frontrunner), and Socialist Senator Bernie Sanders.
Quite the geriatric lineup dimocaps seem to being fielding. You think that's going to excite the young progressive base and improve the turnout? Especially with Republicans likely looking to youngsters like Scott Walker, Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Nikki Haley...to name a few. Remind me which party caters to old white men again?
But yeah, I'll tell ya...it's a real long shot to imagine an R taking the White House in 2016. Almost as absurd as states like Illinois, Massachusetts or Maryland electing Republican governors! Oh, wait...