Clinton Response Ad

While I don’t normally believe that response ads serve any real purpose for the American people, I will make an exception for this one.
The obvious, gross negligence of Senator Obama in his duties as chairman of the Senate oversight committee on Afghanistan should be cause for concern in the deliberations of any informed voter.
Senator Obama has railed about how he feels his political opponents dropped the ball by not finishing the war against terrorists in Afghanistan before going into Iraq, which may or may not be true.
But, if Senator Obama fails to hold even one hearing on the progress of the war against terrorism in Afghanistan because his campaign for political office started at about the same time, who really dropped the ball?
How can Senator Obama, or anyone for that matter, expect the American people to believe that he actually knows or cares about what is happening in Afghanistan?
Bad policy and bad judgment would make a bad President in any country.

Oranges and apples. However, if I had to make a choice as to which was more urgent and vital I’d say that Hillary’s lapse in not reading the intelligence report was far more damaging to our country. We’ve not only lost thousands of lives but also our country is in extremely dire financial shape because of votes like hers. Our economy is where it’s at because of this war that was waged based on lies and personal political gain. Not one of the lives lost was worth it. Not one. Shame on you Hillary…

Voters in both TEXAS and OHIO need to be concerned about Clinton failure not to read National Inteligence Estimate before she casted her vote authorizing the WAR IN IRAQ. It was the greatest mistake she did. Now America has lost many lives there(IRAQ).She still needs to apologize to the American people before conceding to BARACK OBAMA tomorrow night.

Senator Rockefeller read the NIE and STILL voted the same as Senator Clinton. I find it disturbing that Senator Obama wants it both ways–continued attacks on Clinton for her decision but welcome the support of Senators Rockefeller, Kerry, Daschle and Kennedy.

Where are Clinton’s 35 years of experience. She voted because others were voting and did not find out the truth story. 35 years of experience doing the same mistakes over and over. She can’t lead this country. May God bless America.

President Bush and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are handling the Afghanistan/NATO issue, which has hardly made much progress since 2003. Holding an oversight meeting over Europe relations (note: not necessarily NATO) might sound nice on paper, but is that what we’re looking after? I thought the whole point of Clinton’s criticism was that he’s all words and no action so I wonder how much holding oversight meetings and talking without ability to accomplish much (what’s on the table anyway?) would’ve accomplished–in fact, she would’ve probably picked a fight over how his meetings did nothing.
Last I checked, what has she really done besides a gazzillion NY State building renamings and other useless resolutions? The only one that stands out is labeling Iranian Revolutionary Guards as terrorists in a non-binding resolution.
Hardly any action at all.

I have no doubt Hillary Clinton will do anything and say anything necessary to win the nomination. Why? Because she is convinced in her mind that she is the only person who could possibly be president. The idea that someone else–someone whom the electorate seems to prefer in spite of her non-stop attacks–might be up to the job is enough to send her into another frenzy.
I have NO DOUBT this woman will engage in enough dirty tricks to pull this out, over the desires of the population. Her ego and arrogance knows no limit. I came into this nomination process not even knowing who Barack Obama was and over the last few months I have been shoved toward him by the incompetence of the Clinton machine and her on-going, shrill, at times almost hysterical, campaign speeches. I am appalled that women support a fellow woman who trades gender to win, who cries when things aren’t going her way, stamps her foot in anger when someone dares to contradict or question her, and in general demonstrates on every level why some women should never succeed. She is a disgrace to independent, proud, resourceful women everywhere.

Senator Obama is not Rockefeller. Rockefeller voted for Iraq like many others and Senator Clinton but it still was not Obama, and Obama is the one running for president. Judgment. Honor. Vision. Experience. Senator Obama, a true leader!

I see perfectly fine, thank you, and I will see your 17 years of nominally relationships with a person who has yet to be judged by a jury of his peers with 35 years of close, personal, and definitely criminal conspiracy of the Clintons with a host of folks.
How quickly you forget the past in your effort to shape the future.

BTW, did Senator Obama addmit himself his relationship with Rezko was “headbone mistake”?? – 17 years mistake???

@Posted by: Kitty | Mar 3, 2008 12:39:58 PM”
“I am appalled that women support a fellow woman who trades gender to win, who cries when things aren’t going her way, stamps her foot in anger when someone dares to contradict or question her, and in general demonstrates on every level why some women should never succeed. She is a disgrace to independent, proud, resourceful women everywhere.”
Yes, I couldn’t agree more. It is so disgraceful to have the first woman EVER to come this far in the nomination for President of the United States. Definitely sends a message to grandmothers, mothers, sisters, nieces and daughters everywhere that you can’t be or do anything you want in life. I’m going to back to bed since there is no point in trying.

I have worked for a long, long time and has done very well in my career. In all those years I have never seen any professional act like Clinton has in the last 30 days. She has not been a woman I can admire nor one I recommend as a model, and if the only reason you are voting for her is gender over consequence, then maybe under cover is the place to stay.

Kitty — We all have ups and downs in our professional career and fortunately, we don’t have the burden of being scrutinized with every step we take and have EVERYTHING we do spun into a negative or positive light.
I think it is unfortunate that you want to summarily cast her as a disgrace for women everywhere based on 30 days of activity. It’s okay to disagree with her tactics, approaches, etc., but to denigrate any candidate by calling them a disgrace is absurd.
I’m sure you’ve read the occasional comment where women are saying unite and vote for Hillary, but I’m sure it goes well beyond gender. I’m sure people would be screaming if I said people are only voting for Barack because he is black. This is surely not the case for either side–people care about the issues and reflect how each candidate will best represent them in their plight for the American dream.
Stick to the issues. I’m happy to have an intelligent conversation based on the issues that matter. Tearing each other down is completely contradictory to what Barack’s core message is in this campaign.

mo – there were no hearings on Afghanistan per Obama’s own admission.

Rockefeller, an Obama supporter read it, as Obama pointed out. Rockefeller voted for the resolution too. So your point BO? Rockefeller’s vote was better even though it was exactly the same vote as Hillary’s?

Obama, although not having done anything on this committee, most definitely would have noted it as one of his “experiences” as an Afghan expert. That is why he doesn’t really have any depth of experience to speak of. It’s the same as what he did as community organizer; basically signing people up. Then there’s the whole speech thing. Great orator who plagarizes from his friends and others. His last attempt to combat Hillary on her ad, was a copy of her own ad with a type and voice over. That is why he is known as a mimic.

Hillary will stand to make millions of dollars on nuclear energy as a result of BILL Clinton business dealing in Africa.
What is Hillary view on Nuclear energy?
She loves it!!!!

NBPPand Obama on fox now