It's no secret that Hillary Clinton plans on making a move for the Democratic nomination for the Presidency in 2008. People were saying that from the second she moved to NY, claimed to be Jewish, and became a Senator. But, moreso than Bill, she is viewed as being radically left. Out of the mainstream more than Kerry was. But we all learned after the 2004 election, that America isn't with the far left... it's in the center, and leaning to the right.

Hillary moved to NY to be Senator. She claimed to be Jewish because it made her look better with one of the libs' most loyal groups. She claims to love her husband although they are rarely seen together. And now she is working on claiming to be a centrist. Because if Arnold S., Guiliani and McCain have taught us anything, it's that you can be quite successful and be pretty close to the center of political views. But if you notice, all three of those moderates are also Republicans.

Rasmussen, one of the great pollsters of the last election, has started a new bi-monthly poll meter. This time he is tracking Hillary's ongoing struggle to shift to the center. So far, she is still 43% liberal, and, according to the polls, only 32% definitely voting for her (with another 37% definitely voting against her and 26% waiting to hear about a GOP candidate).

If you want to follow her on the journey to the center of the Earth (or at least politics) check out the poll.