Don't you think Hillary running for President violates the fundamental point of the 22nd amendment?

Because she's married to a former United States president, they would together be in office again. Maybe in an ideal world Bill and Hillary can say their relationship won't affect her decision making process - but it will.

If you were sharing a room with a man that had eight years of experience as president, wouldn't you want to ask him for advice? I think it's unrealistic to think anything otherwise.

The 22nd Amendment is in place to protect the office of president from any one person having too much power.

What makes you think Hillary and Bill share a room? LOL

Of course, it will affect her decison-making process, but you could say the same about father Bush and son Bush. Being married to or the child of a President should not make you ineligible.

The point of the 22nd Amendment was to prevent another FDR -someone who hangs on to the Presidency until death.

I guess you could consider it like that.

I think your reaching here...if it were she wouldn't have run. What is unconstitutional is disenfranchising voters in the coming primary elections...neither one can snag the nomination at the end. It is also undemocratic and a serious violation of th constitution to not include FL and MI. Why do Obama supporters have such a difficult time letting the votes play out?

No i don't believe so because BIll Clinton isn't running for President of the U.S., his wife Hillary is. She has some experince yes but that will help the nation in the long r