Is it possible that Republicans might say mean/untrue things about the Democratic...

[weemaryanne AM]

...presidential candidate? I've just had an odd thought:

Is it even remotely possible that Republicans might say mean and/or untrue things about the Democratic presidential candidate this year?

I mean, what are the odds?

[dizzymom]

The odds are good they will. I think their sitting back now and studying all that's going on now their taking it all in and when they need to use it boom their going to hit hard with it.

[Vegan_Mom]

Of course it's possible. One thing that bugs me about candidates is how immature supposed adults can be. What little interest I had in Hillary Clinton and Barak Obama ceased after the debate in which they just traded insults. If they were a couple of high school kids running for student body president, I would expect it, not from adults running for the president of the United States. Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama have been doing it to each other. I wouldn't be surprised if the Democratic candidate and the Republican candidate do it to each other as well. I've seen it in the past, so this time may not be any different.

[person]

Politics is a rough business. If Obama can't stand up to Hillary then there is no way he will stand up to the right wing attack machine.

[Cubby]

What do you mean might say?
They always do!

[punch]

You mean like saying Obama is a Muslim?

[Roslyn W]

They don't have to. The democrates have already said enough mean, true things about each other to last for the next 5 presidential elections. Can you imagine these people at work for US? God forbid

[jenneeann]

100% - both parties

[George B]

Probably pretty good, but less that the other way around. The Dems make it an art form.

[Judo Chop]

Ifeel it unlikely.