Clinton however appears intent on focusing on issues and being elected President based on what's good for the nation, rather than giving into the reality TV type contest that Fox, NBC, CBS, ABC and CNN are hoping for.

Pundits have been debating for weeks now whether Clinton's outlining of plans to fix the economy, improve education, expand healthcare coverage, avoid "pre-emptive" wars and improve the United State's standing in the world community resonate with voters.  Said one person on the street who claimed he was at least 50/50 likely to vote this year, "I just don't know man, that Hillary, she'd probably make things better for everybody, but is that what really matters?" 

Conservative talk radio show host Lush Rimjob summed if up this way, "If people wanted to have more money in their pocket, if they wanted the government not snooping on them, if they wanted better education and healthcare, if they wanted to not be in perpetual wars, then yeah, maybe Hillary Clinton is the right choice for President.  But, what people really want is to hear about how we're going to talk about deporting 12 million people who we really could never deport, how Roe V Wade is important to overturn so all of our abortions are done privately and how we can invade another non-threatening country rather than use alternative fuels and energy- which is just damn inconvenient."

George Washington and Abraham Lincoln could not be reached for comment through a medium, however, spokespeople from their estates are known to be aching for a war with Iran and a lower death tax rate.