Weepy

I don’t have a problem with Hillary Clinton’s show of emotion – everyone is far too critical of her because she is a very strong Presidential contender and a female – I’m sick and tired of all the picking. The male candidates are showing just how intimidated they are by her. People have been critical of Hillary’s “likeability,” so what’s a little show of emotion – the woman is human – she’s a strong business woman, but can also show a softer side. Give her a chance – she has the experience and desire this country needs right now. Plus – a savvy Presidential candidate will also need experience working in Washington – where do you all think the phrase “being political” means – you need to have experience with the insiders to know how to facilitate change – experience that Obama and Edwards do not have. I think they are in over their heads in my opinion – they are great motivational speakers and cheerleaders – that’s about it – no substance!

Misty eyes are blessed little expression of sadness for the condition our country is in at home and abroad. The tears are human compared to the cold,snyde,uncompremizing attitude from those who have no idea how life is at the bottom of the problems.

Better than having blood-shot eyes from smoking too much weed or snorting too much blow like young Mr. Obama used to do.

“Junkie. Pothead. That’s where I’d been headed: the final, fatal role of the young would-be black man,” Obama wrote. “Except the highs hadn’t been about that, me trying to prove what a down brother I was. Not by then, anyway. I got high for just the opposite effect, something that could push questions of who I was out of my mind, something that could flatten out the landscape of my heart, blur the edges of my memory. I had discovered that it didn’t make any difference whether you smoked reefer in the white classmate’s sparkling new van, or in the dorm room of some brother you’d met down at the gym, or on the beach with a couple of Hawaiian kids who had dropped out of school and now spent most of their time looking for an excuse to brawl. … You might just be bored, or alone. Everybody was welcome into the club of disaffection”
She who cries first cries best. America will not elect a self admitted “Junkie Pothead”

Give us a break! Are we really supposed to vote for someone that can’t handle pressure? Its a tough world folks…and she is not ready by showing her emotions on her sleeve. No…I am NOT against a female president…Elizabeth Dole would make a far better president than Hillary could ever wish she could be. Hillary is just NOT able to break the hate cycle we have lived under for too long. Sorry that she has to bare that cross dems. Find another woman that can bring us together next time.

Amazing. Hillary tears up and it’s news. An experienced reporter asks her if she is “likeable”. Obama has no record to speak of and just happens to be a good politician(like those already entrenched in Washington), John Edwards sounds like a broken record of “I take this personally” and it is her tears that become an issue. She is the only candidate offering specifics solutions to the real problems we face – not the illusion that some are creating. This country needs to wake up. The news media needs to bring the real issues to the American people so that we arrive at the polls informed – not buffaloed. We need to have the information on the real state of the economy, the true state of health care for the middle class, the demise of our educational system. The tears were probably because no one is listening.

Hillary is not weak, even if she did get emotional about this.
The last time I cried was this morning, thinking about this election.

Let He who hasn’t cried: let him cast the first tear. Looks like another training sesion coming up on being a uniter not a devider. The last one failed and cost us the country. This one may cost us our lives. All this crap and nothing is going to change. The good old boys club is already contemplating his demise. The only positive thing which come out of the election is there will be another one in four years maybe.

She cried on cue, and in the midst of it she managed to get out all of her talking points intact. This was planned in order to get the sympathy of the dupes who have come out here to defend her humanity. But once you realize how rehearsed the whole thing was, it is clearly something other than simple humanity.
Good for Obama for not taking the bait and commentingon her tears. Edwards fell into that trap.

I’m disgusted with Hilarious’s antics these last couple of days. Her cry, cry, baby scene was as weak and lame, as it was desperate. There is no way she could win the election, and there is no way I would vote for her. She’s too old to be PMSing, so the rag can’t be blamed for her roller-coaster of mood-swings. But I guess you’re never too old to be calculating and manipulative. Hilarious let it be known that this election was personal. It’s about Hilary, Bill, their agendas, and their legacies. America, and it’s problems, is obviously second.

I know that this country is in need of change, but I have to agree with the majority, that what we do not need as a nation, is a president who is unable to keep their emotions in “check”. It has to be frustrating to come in third in Iowa, and even more to not even get any votes thus far in New Hampshire. Her campaign funding has been sketchy to say the least. Is this karma?