Chelsea: Mom, better prez than dad

Posted: Friday, March 28, 2008 1:56 PM by Domenico Montanaro

From NBC/NJ's Matthew Berger
ALLENTOWN, Pa. -- Chelsea Clinton was asked whether her mother would be a better president than her father, and she said yes.

Speaking at Lehigh Valley Hospital Friday, she laughed when a man in the front row asked her to choose between her parents.

“His question is, ‘Do I think my mother will be a better president than my father,’” she said. “Well, again, I don’t take anything for granted, but hopefully with Pennsylvania’s help, she will be our next president, and yes, I do think she’ll be a better president.”

Clinton spoke for more than an hour at the hospital, taking mostly questions about healthcare issues.

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I think her mother will be better than her dad also..

Patti CSNY (Sent Friday, March 28, 2008 4:29 PM)

I think her mother will be better than her dad also..

Patti CSNY (Sent Friday, March 28, 2008 4:29 PM)

SURE, WHY NOT.. OUR HISTORY OF PRESIDENCY WOULD BE:
BUSH, CLINTON, BUSH, CLINTON, LITTLE CLINTON. ARE THERE ANY OTHER CLINTONS OUT THERE THAT WOULD LIKE TO BE A PRESIDENT?

YOU PEOPLE MUST BE NUTS. WE HAVE ALMOST 300 MILLION PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY THAT IS RUN BY TWO FAMILIES. IS LIKE WEARING TWO PAIRS OF UNDERWARE FOR THREE DECADES.

LUCYNA, (Sent Friday, March 28, 2008 4:29 PM)

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