Liberals and Democrats (usually being one and the same) like to accuse Republicans of desiring to set up a totalitarian government in the United States. This seems odd because it is the opposite of the traditional individualism of the Americans that Republicans want to preserve. I have not seen any signs of the establishment of a Bush theocracy that the Democrats predicted in the last two Presidential election. In fact, despite the warnings from the MSM and the Democrats (again, the same thing) I haven't heard about any infringement on the rights of individual citizens; no imprisonment, no tax audits of Bush's critics, etc. It may be that Liberals worry about these things because that is what they do when in power. Bill Clinton (or Hillary) sent out private investigators to talk to the many women Bill had been involved with. I saw one of the PI's interviewed on TV and he said they didn't try to intimidate the women, but they did point out that would pay a price if they went public, etc., but no intimidation. Bill had the Secret Service detain for hours people who yelled unpleasant things at him, the sort of things that Reagan and the Bush's shrugged off. Hillary had the Secret Service interview a student at Stanford who criticized Chelsea. I haven't heard of Bush doing anything like this, and he has arguably had worse things said about him; even a movie made in which he is assassinated. Hillary is probably worse than Bill. Privately she is vulgar, and thoroughly disagreeable. In this blog by Tammy Bruce, who is a liberal, but not on the far left, there are some choice quotes by Hillary.

http://www.tammybruce.com/

I think it is far more likely that a Democrat would try to set up an imperial form of government, and Hillary is the most likely person to try it. If she could get elected President I expect her inaguration would appear to be a crowning, even more so than when Pelosi became Speaker of the House.