By Ed O'Keefe

Apr 3, 2008 5:38pm

Clinton: ‘I Feel Like Paulette Revere’

ABC News’ Eloise Harper Reports: Senator Clinton says she feels like Paul Revere. Make that Paulette Revere.

"Senator Obama has been very timid and very unenthusiastic  with doing anything with the economy," Clinton, D-N.Y., said at a tarmac press conference in Burbank, California on Thursday, "I feel like Paulette Revere –  the recession is coming, the recession is coming!"

The candidate, who was outraised by rival Obama, D-Ill., 2-1 in March, and will soon release her tax returns, was asked if she felt like her campaign was in financial crisis.

"We pay our bills," Clinton said. "We obviously have to scrutinize them and ask hard questions about them but, you know, we are doing fine. We have the money to compete we are doing everything we need to do to keep the campaign going."

Moving away from the economy, Clinton was directly asked if she or her husband speak to superdelegates about Reverend Wright, whose controversial statements have caused woes for Obama.

Clinton declined to answer the question saying, "I think most people have made up their minds about what they think about it but certainly as you recall it was very heavily in the news and people you know sometimes have it on their minds. And I think though for most voters they have processed it they have figured out what they think about it."

When asked if Sen. Obama can win in November, Clinton demurred, "Well, I am sure that were going to have a united Democratic party that will do everything we possibly can to make sure we will."

Clinton denied an ABC News report that she told Governor Bill Richardson, D-N.M., prior to the Governor’s endorsement of Obama, that Obama "cannot win" a general election against presumptive Republican nominee, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.

"That’s a no," Clinton, D-N.Y., told reporters when asked if she made the comment to Richardson.

"We have been going back and forth in this campaign of who said what to whom and let me say this, that I don’t talk about private conversations but I have consistently made the case that I can win," she said.

ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos reported on Wednesday’s World News that sources with direct knowledge of the conversation between Sen. Clinton and Richardson, say she told him flatly, "He cannot win, Bill. He cannot win."

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Results from Polling of Pennsylvania voters:
“Clinton voters, by a 64% to 26% margin, believe that American society is generally fair and decent. Obama voters are evenly divided—45% hold that optimistic view while another 45% say society is generally unfair and discriminatory.” (Rasmussen 4/3/08)
I think I prefer to be in the 64 % that think the U.S. is fair and decent. How about you?

Posted by: twinmom48 | April 3, 2008, 5:47 pm 5:47 pm

It should be understood that Rev Wright is not Obama and what he has said were not world coming from Obama. Thinking that anybody will be able to link Rev Wright’s words with Obama is just silly and unfair. Obama said it publicly that he rejects his incendiary and divisive words and they do not correspond to his love for his country and fo his family. What else people wanted him to do? People are voting for him en mass and will continue to do so because of his great leadership, so the writing is on the wall for the ones who want to see it. God bless America and God bless Obama. OBAMA08.

Posted by: BKMC | April 3, 2008, 5:47 pm 5:47 pm

Obama loves himself. He certainly couldn’t love his country and listen to Reverend Wright for 20 years. If Obama gets the nom, I will write in a candidate. I couldn’t vote for him or McCain. GOD BLESS AMERICA

Posted by: Anita Baker | April 3, 2008, 5:54 pm 5:54 pm

We are aware that Rev. Wright is not Obama. But I can’t help comparing Wright’s words with those I heard from my church’s (Presbyterian) pulpit during the Civil Rights Movement–words of concern, of challenge, or responsibility and hope. Our church acted on those words. I feel that Wright’s words denigrate the actions of those days.I am aware of how far we have come and how far we have yet to travel. I would not sit and listen as Obama did.

Posted by: Marilyn E. Harvey | April 3, 2008, 5:59 pm 5:59 pm

BKMC,
Are you still walking around defending Reverend Wright? I thought you’ve said that that story was over and forgotten. Why do you keep bringing it back up?
The fact is you know it is because of that story that Obama has become unelectable. Americans do not want to see an America-hater in the White House, it’s that simple.
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Obama is unelectable!
“Yes He Can” Not Win!
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Posted by: WestCoastMessenger | April 3, 2008, 6:00 pm 6:00 pm

As a woman who’s working in the male dominated field of engineering I know full well and first hand the kind of discrimination that goes on in this country. And it is a problem no matter how folks try to spin ‘what side would you like to be on’.
It isn’t about like or prefer; it’s about is.

Posted by: korey | April 3, 2008, 6:00 pm 6:00 pm

twinmom48,
What a ridiculous argument all it points out is that Obama supporters are not happy about the direction the country is going, and are looking for positive change. With Clinton we see more of the same. For 8 years we have seen Karl Rove drive this nation, and the Clinton campaign brings us more of the same.

Posted by: Thinking | April 3, 2008, 6:00 pm 6:00 pm

Big government’s COMING… Big government’s COMING!!!

Posted by: cba | April 3, 2008, 6:02 pm 6:02 pm

Anita Baker,
I’m with you! Write-in for Hillary!
Ya, I’ll take more of the same from a Clinton presidency anyday. More jobs, more affordable health care, more affordable housing, more respect in the international arena, more love less war.
Give me more!
Hillary 08′

Posted by: SadStateOfAffairs | April 3, 2008, 6:08 pm 6:08 pm

Liar!

Posted by: AYC | April 3, 2008, 6:12 pm 6:12 pm

Someone finally pointed out to Hillary that Rambo and Paul Revere were male. At least she has the gender correct this time. Rightie-O

Posted by: Sock Innit | April 3, 2008, 6:18 pm 6:18 pm

All she is doing is talking about Obama. When will she start talking about McCain? Oh ya, she’s a Republican, I forgot.

Posted by: Anyone Notice? | April 3, 2008, 6:20 pm 6:20 pm

If you remember your history and literature: “Listen my children, and you shall hear of the midnight ride of Paul Revere….or One, if by land, two, if by sea ……”. Do you get it? It’s a warning for Americans to wake up and listen to what is being said. Instead of the British are coming, it is hard times are coming if you do not elect Hillary. We need someone who is smart, knowlegeable on all the issues, experienced, tough, and ready to fight for you. Go Hillary!

Posted by: georgia | April 3, 2008, 6:21 pm 6:21 pm

I can smell the flop sweat from here.

Posted by: Desperation | April 3, 2008, 6:22 pm 6:22 pm

In the last two days, Sen. Clinton has compared herself to a fictional boxer, a contestant on a reality show and now, perhaps most appropriately, to a man who received unfair and sole credit for sounding a warning bell when others did far more to relay news of the impending crisis. Next, she’ll compare herself to Daffy Duck.

Posted by: H. Aslan Aslani-Far | April 3, 2008, 6:22 pm 6:22 pm

H. Aslan Aslani-Far, Well said.

Posted by: Texas Voter | April 3, 2008, 6:24 pm 6:24 pm

Homosapien, I am from NY and the only reason why Hillary became a senator here, is because Rudy Giuliani stepped out of the race due to cancer treatment. She beat the relatively unknown Lazio pretty easily. And if you check the record, in her six year, she has pushed through less legislation than Obama.
And I follow this election closely, I have yet to see or hear Obama claiming to be a victim of anyone. Hillary? You don’t have enough finders on your had to count the instances. I haven’t seen Obama cry while campaigning, I haven’t heard him complain that Hillary always gets the first question in a debate, I haven’t heard him complain about Hillary’s tactics.
Maybe you should cross the Sapien part of your namesake. Sapience is pretty useless in your case.

Posted by: RFR | April 3, 2008, 6:24 pm 6:24 pm

Bosnia. Nuff said.

Posted by: One Word | April 3, 2008, 6:25 pm 6:25 pm

America IS generally fair and decent. Most of us take issue with the rantings and paranoia of Rev. Wright. It seems that its Obama supporters who are likely to drink at Wright’s chalice and that when Wright is preaching, it’s to “Obama’s choir”.
That’s the point I’d like to make.

Posted by: twinmom48 | April 3, 2008, 6:25 pm 6:25 pm

Reverend Wright was a U.S. Marine. Oorah!

Posted by: Band of Brothers | April 3, 2008, 6:27 pm 6:27 pm

Hillary would never be stupid enough to make a statement like this. More garbage from the Daily KOS.

Posted by: No She Di'ent | April 3, 2008, 6:28 pm 6:28 pm

WAIT..Hold the Press…did she say she “felt” like Paul or that SHE made the ride?????? One can never listen to close to Clinton the Liar.

Posted by: Brian | April 3, 2008, 6:29 pm 6:29 pm

When a Senator from New York, whose daughter works for a hedge fund, and who
has a first name relationship with Mr. Greenspan and Bernanke, and whose political contributors are a whose who of the New York financial industry tells me they have been the canary in the financial coal mine, I find it hard to believe. Paul Revere did not get his kid a job with the British, take funding from them, and then make the famous ride warning us about their dangerous arrival.

Posted by: kj | April 3, 2008, 6:31 pm 6:31 pm

I wouldn’t vote for Hillary Clinton is she carried me to the booth on her back.
She never intended to try to win the nomination on HER merits. She always had a book of dirty tricks, lies, falsehoods, and gutter manuevers. If she wins the nomination by stealing it, she’ll NEVER be president because Black America will sit out the election. Democrats won’t be able to run for dog-catcher in America without the Black vote. If she wins it LEGITMATELY…ALL if American Democrats will be behind her.

Posted by: TJ IN LA | April 3, 2008, 6:32 pm 6:32 pm

Oh, the irony. It seems like it was only a few short days ago that Obama was saying “We’re in a recession” when asked. Yet the Hillary camp, when asked, declined to comment or commit one way or the other as they had not yet run their possible responses through 99 filters and focus groups to see which one would be most beneficial to her. I believe her non-response response was “I’ll let the economists determine that”
Oh wait, it WAS only a few short days ago. I guess the focus groups said she should say recession is coming.

Posted by: Chance | April 3, 2008, 6:42 pm 6:42 pm

Didn’t Obama say we were IN a recession last week? Not that one was coming. So… how does Hillary’s metaphor play out? If the recession is the British, are we the american people supposed to be the american people in the metaphor? Because in that case, I would say the recession landed already.

Posted by: Rich in LA | April 3, 2008, 6:42 pm 6:42 pm

I am amused to see that BKMC now ends all of his pro Obama posts with “God bless America and God bless Obama.” It is an implicit recognition of the very serious problem that Obama will have getting elected in November. He is easily painted as anti-American just by running excerpts from Wright’s sermons and the Republicans haven’t even gotten rolling yet. It also speaks to the rest of us who are thinking “my preacher, priest, rabbi, minister, never said anything like that let alone five days after 9/11, and I would have left if he or she did”. Obama’s willingness to listen to the anti-American rhetoric from his church for 20 years makes the rest of us wonder how much he really cares about all of America and no amount of the old Republican trick of “God Bless” is going to change that.

Posted by: lw | April 3, 2008, 6:48 pm 6:48 pm

Why is it so bad to think that another 8 years of the Clintons are good for America?
These are facts from PBS and BBC not spread by CNN, ABC, MSNBC, FOX, etc:
By BBC Washington Correspondent Nick Bryant
The largest budget surplus in history, the lowest unemployment rate in more than 40 years, the fastest growth in real wages for more than two decades, and the biggest drop in welfare rolls seen during any administration.
If “It’s the economy stupid” was the mantra of his campaign to win the presidency, it has also fast become the stock answer from the White House about what President Clinton’s legacy should be.
That he has presided over the longest economic expansion in US history is undeniable. The US entered its 107th consecutive month of growth last February.
Mr Clinton can also point to the fact that while he inherited the biggest federal budget deficit in history, it now shows the largest surplus ever – a huge $230bn.
PLEASE BE FAIR! Mr Obama IS exploiting the race card!
He can’t even express a clear thought if it is not written! He needs to read! He’s a Marketed Product, WHO is the Vendor??? WAKE UP!

Posted by: Galadriel | April 3, 2008, 6:55 pm 6:55 pm

I think if anyone really looked into what the Clintons have been up to during and after his time in office,people would not vote a Clinton into office again and the republicans know a lot and will bring it up you better believe they will.Not another Clinton in the whitehouse,Remember President Bush had to clean up after the Clinton administration.

Posted by: jojobo1 | April 3, 2008, 6:58 pm 6:58 pm

Will Hillary compare herself to Georgette Washington?

Posted by: Next? | April 3, 2008, 7:01 pm 7:01 pm

Obama is not exploiting the race card. When you guys look at Obama you do not see a man. YOu see a black man. Obama does not exploit the race card, it is just that when you see him all you see is race. It’s engrained in your being so deeply that you do not even realise it. So for you he IS the race card.
That is your own prejudice. Not Obama’s or anyone else’s
Subtle racism is worse in a way that overt racism because people do not like to accept that it exists.

Posted by: scott | April 3, 2008, 7:06 pm 7:06 pm

Wait. I thought she was GI Jane the Bosnian Action Hero.
Now, she is this Paul Revere fellow warning us all about the pending doom.
But Yesterday wasn’t she RFK? Romney, I could see, but RFK?
I guess I’m getting a little confused here. Seems like Hillary is a different person everyday.

Posted by: The Commander Guy | April 3, 2008, 7:10 pm 7:10 pm

“Senator Obama has been very timid and very unenthusiastic with doing anything with the economy.”
Interesting words from someone whose campaign is in debt. Before Senator Clinton starts putting out more commercials about how she’s ready to handle financial crises at 3am, she should start taking care of the financial crisis right in front of her — the one no doubt faced by her unpaid vendors, who have worked hard for the money Hillary refuses to pay them. Don’t be timid about whipping out that checkbook, Senator Clinton.

Posted by: greenpaz | April 3, 2008, 7:13 pm 7:13 pm

One word that hurts the most folks.
Sniper!
She lost it with one word. She said it, not some rev. guy in Chicago not running for anything. There is no way on earth Hillary Liar Clinton gets elected. Obama will expose how silly McCain is especially during the debates. Obama is the man. We need all Dems to vote for the Dem to win the supreme court people. come on.

Posted by: kevin | April 3, 2008, 7:15 pm 7:15 pm

Here’s another article that doesn’t give the full facts. George went on to state he also heard from sources knowing the conversation between Bill Clinton and Richardson, that it was Richardson who said to Bill Clinton that Obama couldn’t win. So who do you believe? I think Richardson thinks Obama is ahead, so he is going with who HE thinks will be the winner, thereby dissing the Clintons.

Posted by: Bon53 | April 3, 2008, 7:16 pm 7:16 pm

“Interesting words from someone whose campaign is in debt.”
Ya Good point. If she ran her campaign into the ground, what does that say about how she’d manage the economy. I sure don’t feel good about it.

Posted by: The Commander Guy | April 3, 2008, 7:18 pm 7:18 pm

I would still like to know why Hillary supporters think she can run this country when she can’t even run her own campaign. And Obama has run a flawless campaign

Posted by: lisa | April 3, 2008, 7:23 pm 7:23 pm

Reps just simply play experience and race cards enough to crash Obama…
Just answer the simple question: how can American people afford to have a person with ZERO experiences to lead the most powerful countty in the world??
He will have no respect from international community…
People will laugh that American just elect another Bush but Dems’ version in W.H….
Do you think you truly earn what he has right based on his experiences and capability?
No, it is just simply some ones (so called his advisers) – another part of power-hunger politicans behind the scene put him into this position and try to grasp power thru…
Do you think he is a true leader? How about his records from his home town? How much accomplishment has he done to his fellow citizen, how much change has he made to his state??
Now he claimed himself as once lifetime leader or was claimed.. based on what?? — his experience from his church, where he was trained how to inspire people and how to speack the words you like….

Posted by: True Truth | April 3, 2008, 7:33 pm 7:33 pm

twinmom48:You’re free to think whatever you want. But that doesn’t make it so. Perhaps this is the case for you, though I know nothing about your race, sexual orientation, or social class. But it’s not the case for all of us.
And this has absolutely nothing to do with Wright. Stop clouding the issue by bringing it up and let’s just face reality. It doesn’t make you a bad person if the country in which you live isn’t generally fair and decent. But let’s start working on making it better rather than getting caught up in constant distractions.

Posted by: peter | April 3, 2008, 7:43 pm 7:43 pm

Liar OR omit the facts, it’s multiple choice Hillary, but please don’t do both!

Posted by: Sophie | April 3, 2008, 7:49 pm 7:49 pm

Do you think Obama is better than John Edwards?
The reason that Obama is still in the race is because he is black (more accurate half-black)……
That is why Edwards Does not endorse Obama…..He doesn’t think Obama is qualified for US president yet…Edwards knows Obama is no better than him…

Posted by: True Truth | April 3, 2008, 7:53 pm 7:53 pm

TCG,
Haven’t you gotten the word. Rush said the game plan is to create chaos in the Democratic nominating process. That is probably intended to be a two-sided deal. I haven’t heard you say anything favorable about Obama, so I can only assume that you have an extra vendetta about Clinton. I’m guessing you either backed Bush 1, or Dole, against the first Clinton and are experiencing sour grapes over that. Don’t ever forget that that Clinton balanced the budget.
I was pleasantly surprised about your comment about Hillary attempting to join the army, though, noting that Obama never even tried. Interesting perspective for an anti-Hillary party.

Posted by: WestCoastMessenger | April 3, 2008, 7:54 pm 7:54 pm

Hillary’s “That’s a no” attempt at an honest answer reminds me of when her husband said “I never slept with that woman.” Everything a play on words or some evil intent. If you can’t win on the merits, don’t even play the game.

Posted by: Bruce | April 3, 2008, 7:55 pm 7:55 pm

Do you think Obama is an honest man?
The bad is bad… there is no less bad or more bad…
However, the bad pretending good is the worst…

Posted by: True Truth | April 3, 2008, 7:57 pm 7:57 pm

I spoke with several Obama committed superdelegates (prior Bill Clintonistas) yesterday and the Clinton/Ickes approach on Rev. Wright and the electability is turning them off even more. It is relentless and direct and in their own words raises questions about the Clinton’s real moral grounding and motives. Calls, emails, letters, some very ugly are coming at them and they are both tired of it and put off by the pressure.

Posted by: John Nail | April 3, 2008, 8:32 pm 8:32 pm

Westie say – “Keep Wright out of the White House!”
Ya man. And after Bill42 invited him to the Whitehouse back in the ancient days. So Wright could help him and Hills work things out after the infamous act.
Guess Bill was looking for the Wright stuff back then.

Posted by: The Commander Guy | April 3, 2008, 8:33 pm 8:33 pm

As a woman, I am so proud of Hillary and her accomplishments. She is tough, strong and a real fighter. She is also going to be America’s first female president. Go Hillary!!

Posted by: andrea benini | April 3, 2008, 8:35 pm 8:35 pm

twinmom48, Interesting questions, but I bet if you asked Barack supporters if He will change/improve that view once elected, most are voting for Barack to improve that view and stature of America with the leadership/communication consensus building skills he brings

Posted by: goodwins | April 3, 2008, 8:47 pm 8:47 pm

Senator Obama has been very timid and very unenthusiastic with doing anything with the economy,” Clinton, D-N.Y., said at a tarmac press conference in Burbank, California on Thursday, “I feel like Paulette Revere — the recession is coming, the recession is coming!”
Only because she sold out our jobs for political gains . Tata Consultancy Services..NAFTA you know the 1 she said she was against. And since we have nt seen their taxes god knows whom else she been in kawhotz with ?
She did also according to what was said in the blogs contributed to Cutler-Hammer in Pa. getting out sourced.
Hillary promised jobs for New York she did thid while stumping in Buffalo ask them how many jobs she brought?
ITS OVER YOUR COOKED

Posted by: Lauren | April 3, 2008, 8:51 pm 8:51 pm

I wish she felt like H & R Block. Show me your tax returns.

Posted by: Reality Speaks | April 3, 2008, 9:02 pm 9:02 pm

For the love of God, if I hear any more about how great things were under Bill Clinton and how we can have that again…(that’s you Galadriel) -
HELLO! It is 2008! NO ONE is going to be able to bring us back to the 90′s again! Furthermore, Bill is not running for president.
Who wants to look backward? Not me. Let’s go forward.
And James4Hill, if you’re quoting KARL ROVE against Barack Obama, dude, I want what you’re smoking.

Posted by: Trustno1 | April 3, 2008, 9:03 pm 9:03 pm

I saw Mad Money and Hillary was in it. She is too good. I cannot think Obama or McCain can match her. She is the one to lead us during this critical time.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232/site/14081545/?video=700530203&play=1

Posted by: GS | April 3, 2008, 9:05 pm 9:05 pm

“The snipers are coming, the snipers are coming!!!”
Obama 2008 — Yes, WE CAN!!!

Posted by: Jackt51 | April 3, 2008, 9:13 pm 9:13 pm

twinmom48:
It would be nice to think that 65% of our population are treated fairly and don’t face some form of discrimination. And perhaps, for Hillary supporters, that may be true.
For the rest of us, there’s a lot of work to do. I intend to roll up my sleeves under President Obama and get to work on changing things!
Obama 2008 — Yes, WE CAN!!!

Posted by: Jackt51 | April 3, 2008, 9:15 pm 9:15 pm

Yeah! TwinMom, I’m with YOU!

Posted by: irma | April 3, 2008, 9:33 pm 9:33 pm

So who has inserted the most earmarks into bills so far in 2008? The answer is Sen. Clinton. It looks like she has been working overtime to compensate her donors. Go to http://www.sunlightfoundation.com/search/node/clinton and see for yourself. The Sunlight Foundation is a non-partisan organization devoted to exposing corruption in government. This site and its creator was also featured on Bill Moyers Journel, a program aired by PBS. Check it out here, http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/0727007/profile2.html
Can we expect change from Clinton? It looks to me like she will continue Bush’s legacy of giving away our hard earned tax dollars to the most wealthy Americans who contribute to her campaign.

Posted by: Brian | April 3, 2008, 9:35 pm 9:35 pm

Well I keep hearing about the economy, during the 90′a and how Bill is responsible. How soon we forget that it was realy driven by two things, the Y2000 bug that necessitated the purchase of new hardware and software to avoid a catastrophe, and the tech bubble, the frenzy of the internet. Once that was over it was over.

Posted by: Thinking | April 3, 2008, 9:37 pm 9:37 pm

Well it seems that the founder of the DC Prayer Group the Hillary has been a long time member Compares Jesus to Hitler,and to the Red Gaurd, as reported by NBC.
Hillary says she never heard that sermon.

Posted by: Thinking | April 3, 2008, 9:58 pm 9:58 pm

Are some of you just dense about Rev Wright. When he said G-damn america he was talking about our foreign policies. Stop listening to sound bites

Posted by: candy | April 3, 2008, 9:58 pm 9:58 pm

What I don’t get is, if Hillary is such a great leader and such a good choice for our President then why is she acting so wierd and running her campaign so poorly? Why should we expect her to act any different when she is in office? She’s behaving like a lunatic and so is Bill. I am an Independent I am divided between Obama and Hillary, but I gotta tell ya, Obama comes across as a much stronger, more reasonable, and intelligent candidate than Hillary. I just can’t see trusting her to be any different after November and I actually expect her to implode pretty quickly. Paulette Revere?

Posted by: OK | April 3, 2008, 10:02 pm 10:02 pm

We pay our bills,” Clinton said. “We obviously have to scrutinize them and ask hard questions about them but, you know, we are doing fine. We have the money to compete we are doing everything we need to do to keep the campaign going.”
the campaign has enough really are all your bills paid is there anything left over to run the new ads or did you bet the bill money on the new adds?
Hillary where yours and bills taxes?
will we get them before Pa. votes?
I wonder what kind of pools are out there and what the odds are?

Posted by: Lauren | April 3, 2008, 10:15 pm 10:15 pm

It should be understood that although Obama is not Rev Wright, Rev Wright HAS A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF INFLUENCE in his decision-making, which should be of great concern to everyone. I have finally grasped just how hard of a time Noah, Moses and Jesus had in getting their messages out! Obama people, this is a job interview for the most important position in this country. If this country was your child, would you hire someone with two to five years of childcare–make that babysitting experience just because they told you that you looked nice or would you hire someone with 20 years of “super nanny” childcare experience? This country is our child.

Posted by: Annette | April 3, 2008, 10:18 pm 10:18 pm

What about the influence of the catholic church and how they condemn gays. Is that not racist. This is a double standard

Posted by: candy | April 3, 2008, 10:22 pm 10:22 pm

Don’t understand why Hillary doesn’t just run on her own merit, why she has to waste our time with her antics. I see Obama speaking about what he is going to do and inspiring an unprecendented number of new voters, and I see Hillary crying foul, making stuff up, Bill shaking his finger and aggressively campaigning as a Co-President and now Hillary is comparing herself to a strange array of characters. She is starting to remind me of Michael Jackson when he got weirder and weirder every time he made the news. Whoa! I don’t know what to think but I get the feeling that my stomach will be as knotted in pain if Hillary gets elected as it has been for the last eight years.

Posted by: Not Clear | April 3, 2008, 10:24 pm 10:24 pm

WestCoatMessanger, you are singing the same song as Bill Clinton and which Bill Richardson is denouncing and rejecting. Obama is much more electable than “Hillary the Bosnian sniper”. 76% of American say they are ready for a black president, what else do you want. Rev Wirght is not Obama and Obama is not Rev Wright. That is the distinction to be made and everybody knows that Obama is he best leader for America and the world. God bless America and God bless Obama. OBAMA08

Posted by: BKMC | April 3, 2008, 10:27 pm 10:27 pm

Clinton’s lie more than pinnochio. HELL they can’t even see where they are walking their noses are so big. The sooner they are through the faster this country can move forward. And To Think I Voted For Bill Clinton…Man how time can change things, this is ridiculous!!!

Posted by: Dennis | April 3, 2008, 10:29 pm 10:29 pm

Dontcha think the Catholics should have abandoned their churches en mass when it came out that their priests participated in and kept secret the knowledge that pedophilia was rampant and overlooked? Children. Their children. You who speak of Obama’s pastor’s words and influence did not watch Obama’s speech or the sermon in it’s entirely or read Obama’s book or you would not be so stuck on a sound bite. Educate yourselves, please. The Reverend was a U.S. Marine who fought for his country. Not only was he speaking culturally in a context that is not applicable outside his church and not understood by those who are not familiar with the context of the culture, but he earned the right to speak about his country. He is a true patriot because he does not believe My Country Right or Wrong, he believes My Country Right, or if Wrong, to be Made Right. Get a clue.

Posted by: Good Point | April 3, 2008, 10:30 pm 10:30 pm

mMICK A
THAT WWAS A GOOD ONE YOU MADE ME CHUCKLE THANK YOU KEEP THEM COMING

Posted by: Lauren | April 3, 2008, 10:34 pm 10:34 pm

22% lead in PA… Now she is single digits and it’s getting lower…How LOW!!! does she need to go before she understands that America is tired of her type of politics.
GET OUT ALREADY!!!

Posted by: Dennis | April 3, 2008, 10:34 pm 10:34 pm

Jumping the SHARK tonight I see. So here we go.
An Interesting Alliance has formed between Clintonite, the Talk Radio Right and the Conservative Elite. These parties and their wingnut allies form an Axis, I suppose.
All speak the same talking points and share a similar goal. These days it can be virtually impossible to distinguish Red State wingnut from a Clintonite when reading a Board such as this.
It is hard to tell a Clintonite apart from a wingnut by their respective use of rhetoric. Maybe they have combined forcese and there is a new group of people who qualify to be labeled as wingnuts.
Right now, we now have a name for this new Alliance Clintonites, Wingnuts and Conserva-gensia.
The Big Three are now named:
THE AXIS of INCOHERENCE.
Tonite they are out yet again.

Posted by: The Commander Guy | April 3, 2008, 10:35 pm 10:35 pm

I AM BLACK and Obama DEFINITELY EXPLOITS THE RACE CARD!! I felt insulted when he just so happened to make a speech at MLK church and then TRIED TO SOUND LIKE HIM! Pay attention, and check him out when he is in the company of blacks, mixed, and whites. He will change his voice and mannerism. He needs to grow up and put this country first. He doesn’t have enough experience to run the many facets of this country. Obama represents more of the same continuous “changing” that we are currently a part of thanks to Bush. Clinton–and even to a certain degree, McCain represents the familiarity and soundness that has always kept us grounded, which is what our forefathers established and fought to have it maintained. Our responsibility is to restore and maintain the foundation of our history, not to change it. I don’t want 4 more years of change. Bush didn’t clean up the White House, he has done a significant amount of damage that needs a well-rounded and knowledgeble person who will roll up HER sleeves to get it done–not someone who goes around making eloquent speeches. You guys can vote for Obama in the next election, but right now, we need, for us and other countries, Hillary–and Bill to get back in the driver’s seat. Doesn’t matter if you liked them, it’s can they do the job? YES.

Posted by: Annette | April 3, 2008, 10:35 pm 10:35 pm

MELISSA
YES THEY ARE GREAT ISNT IT

Posted by: Lauren | April 3, 2008, 10:36 pm 10:36 pm

Annette, at least you are honest. I see why y’all aren’t panicked by Hillary’s odd behavior, you are voting for Bill Clinton “to get back in the driver’s seat.” I am speechless.

Posted by: I get it now | April 3, 2008, 10:42 pm 10:42 pm

Are we talking about a loophole here?

Posted by: ACK | April 3, 2008, 10:47 pm 10:47 pm

IM STILL WONDERING HOW CLINTON SUPPORTERS FEEL SHE CAN WIN AGAINST MCCAIN, AND I AM ALMOST MAD FOR THEM THAT HILARY STILL ASKS FOR MONEY FROM THESE PEOPLE!

Posted by: melissa | April 3, 2008, 10:48 pm 10:48 pm

Well Pinky you don’t need permission to quote anymore these here days.
You collaborate.
But this quote it is posted on my place for what it is worth.

Posted by: The Commander Guy | April 3, 2008, 10:58 pm 10:58 pm

I’ve been reading Lauren Lately …. and it pretty good.

Posted by: The Commander Guy | April 3, 2008, 11:01 pm 11:01 pm

THE COMMANDER GUY
THANK YOU . YOUR GOOD ALSO.

Posted by: Lauren | April 3, 2008, 11:03 pm 11:03 pm

WELL ALL IT HAS BEEN FUN AND ENLIGHTENING. BUT THE WITCHING HOUR IS UPON ME . SO I MUST SAY GOOD NIGHT TO ALL .
PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL

Posted by: Lauren | April 3, 2008, 11:09 pm 11:09 pm

Sure am wanting Bill to come in and help with foreign relations, etc. Regardless of what anyone thinks, he was a good president. That’s all I care about. He did his job. What he did after work–or during work, if it did not jeopardize my well-being, it isn’t my concern. Bush, however, blantently lied. And now, my husband is over in Iraq once again, as he has done EVERY year since this fiasco began, trying to stay alive. Obama talks a good game, but so does most con-men. The media is all over Hillary and people are constantly on that hate bandwagon, but with Hillary, you have tenacity and loyalty. With Obama, you get “I don’t remember” and cut his 20-year friend off at the knees just to get ahead. People rag on Hillary about her stating being shot at, but you hear very little about Obama’s lie stating that The Kennedy’s funded his father in coming over here to get this great education (blah, blah, blah) and how their lives intersect like a devine intervention. They didn’t, and his father was an alcoholic. An educated alcoholic. Obama, as usual, blew it off, with his campaign director making a statement. Strangely, I hear more (unscripted/unrehearsed) statements and opinions from him than Obama. You don’t really know where Obama stands on a lot of issues. A this point, Obama is more of “The Blind Leading The Blind.” And, I see our true “divine intervention” in what to expect watching Michelle Obama walk Stevie Wonder across a stage and then made him trip and fall. I have seen Stevie walk across a stage by himself numerous times. I have NEVER seen this man ever stumble or fall, but they fell…. “We gone be in trouble.”

Posted by: Annette | April 3, 2008, 11:10 pm 11:10 pm

Pusser
I’ve been out WEST before and have even seen the COAST. I am not a MESSENGER, but I just don’t get how Hillary being da Pres is gonna bring you back to the future.
Times change. Nothing you can do about it.

Posted by: The Commander Guy | April 3, 2008, 11:17 pm 11:17 pm

Thank you, Good Point. You are a voice of reason and a beacon of light in a sea of dark obscurity!

Posted by: Mitch | April 3, 2008, 11:23 pm 11:23 pm

Anyone who would completely fabricate a story about recalling an emergency corkscrew landing and ducking bullets from being shot at by snipers (on national TV) is very close to being nuts.
And who are you saying “can’t win”, Hillary?
Oh yes, the guy who is so far ahead of you in pledged delegates won that it is a methematical impossibility for you to catch up; the guy who has won twice as many states as you; the guy who statisticians indicate you have close to no chance of catching up to in terms of popular vote; the guy who is raising twice as much money as you; the guy who has run a fair compaign and is leading you in every way (despite you filthy dirty campaign tactics).

Posted by: Mike Denhof | April 3, 2008, 11:26 pm 11:26 pm

Does it make her more qualified, First Lady and Senate, prior to that a lawyer, etc., and married to a former president right by her side, who knows most foreign leaders, and have traveled the Washington political circles. In this case, what is definitely beneficial to us for our state of affairs (and I normally dislike) is that “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” By the way, I am a IT Recruiter (I’ve made a very nice living doing it for the past 8 years), so I approach this from a candidate-hire perspective. It’s not a popularity contest. Although, the right fit is important, in this instance there are more pressuring requirements. We need a quick fix on a lot of issues–right now. I would not submit Obama to be the CEO of a company when he only has programming experience–okay Head programmer/project manager, I don’t care how much I liked him. When things have settled down, then I may consider him, but now? OH NO. Yes, we all have the first day learning curve, but his is a circle. There can be no change until we stability, so he’s already making false promises.

Posted by: Annette | April 3, 2008, 11:27 pm 11:27 pm

Dirty campaign? Why does Obama insist on wanting Hillary to so her tax return? What does that have to do with being president? If the IRS doesn’t have a problem with it, then neither do I. (And believe me, the IRS don’t play. I pay them faithfully every month!) Why doesn’t he elaborate on his funding by the mob guy, or why he sat in church faithfully not listening to his pastor for 20 years, etc. Hillary has more negative media exposure than Obama. So yes, I would be tired of it too, but she’s still ticking like a true leader should. The writing is on the wall and waiting if Obama foolishly wins. The Republicans are laying low and digging deep preparing for some serious mudslinging that will, no doubt, make Obama and his family scream for mercy. I believe that they are behind the Hillary smearing. Bottom line is that she’s got guts and courage, and you don’t have to like her, but respect her for that. Those are the qualities that I want in a leader. Forget the speeches, show me what you can do. If you want to hear and know what Obama can do, just put on John Lennon’s “Imagine.” Imagine.

Posted by: Annette | April 3, 2008, 11:43 pm 11:43 pm

Wow! First she felt like a
Super Hero Dodging bullets in Bosnia!
Then she felt like Rocky!
Now she feels like “Paulette Revere”!
At least she didn’t claim that she was
Paulette Revere!
She Sounds More Like Aunt Blabby to Me!
It seems like everytime Hillary opens
her mouth a lie or absurd statement
comes out! Go Home Already!

Posted by: reaganfan | April 3, 2008, 11:46 pm 11:46 pm

We’re in a war, about to go into a recession, because of THE BIGGEST LIE EVER TOLD by the now president, never mind Nixon watergate or Reagan/Bush Sr/Oliver North weapon sales (please note that each one of these incidents jeopardized our national security and your lives), yet the only thing that you people remember is…what was it again that Hillary lied about?

Posted by: Annette | April 3, 2008, 11:59 pm 11:59 pm

Rocky has more historical significance at this point. Hilary, go dodge some fictitious bullets and shut up already. I can’t believe that the Rev. is still being brought up. My minister can be an idiot too. He is what they call a human being. Hilary fans will understand what an idiot is.

Posted by: Chuck | April 4, 2008, 12:01 am 12:01 am

Barack Obama made a white man lost his job, Don Imus. If he played a race card, he let his campaign untrue about Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton did say him as a fairy tale what he said is Obama position in Iraq War.
He treated Hillary unfair.

Posted by: indo45 | April 4, 2008, 12:04 am 12:04 am

I agree Annette. Get the old guard out of the White House. Politician = Liar. The most popular president in recorded history is only telling the truth if his mouth is shut. I think Hilary would have had a better chance without his tattered past. I worry that she is just like him. I misspoke. How many times do we have to hear this crap to know the truth? It is an insult to our intelligence to listen to the justification for the unsurmountable lies.

Posted by: Chuck | April 4, 2008, 12:09 am 12:09 am

I think in September everyone should start calling for McCain to drop out of the race too… to make way for this glowing being of light, Obama, that has descended from another planet to save us!

Posted by: Quasmo | April 4, 2008, 12:11 am 12:11 am

Arnold, benefit of the doubt….I would think that Hillary, personally did not and does not oversee her bills being paid, so I’m not going to make her personally responsible for the lapse made by her Accountant, Manager, or Personal Assistant. The Clintons invited Rev Wright to the White House. Okay. I guess they weren’t aware of his rantings. They didn’t know him on that level. Did you know that Oprah once was a member of Obama’s church, but stopped going, because of his rantings? Her Bosnia, maybe she was somewhere else, got the story mixed up. Obama claims tht he doesn’t remember Wright’s rantings and claims that his spiritual advice had no affect on him, yet he set there for 20 years and now refuses to say the pledge, wear the flag, or hold his hand over his heart–the basics of this country’s unity and existence. So, with all that being said, what’s your point? I’m looking for someone who is an experienced and knowledgable worker for this country, and “who knows somebody who knows somebody” to get us BACK on track. We don’t need to move forward, until we get ourselves BACK on steady ground. I would think that everyone would be tired of taking a chance on somebody no one knows, and who would have us continuing our walk in the dark. I want someone who won’t disappoint me, because I already know what to expect, I already know what’s coming, so I’m already prepared–I can handle that. My blood pressure is high enough.

Posted by: Annette | April 4, 2008, 12:52 am 12:52 am

Clinton herself offered Obama to be her vice president.
Than absolutely contradicts her saying he is not ready for the presidency. If he is her vice and something happended she has chosen him as vice to take over.
Making insanity reality is not experience!!!!!!!!!!!
When do these contradictions stop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: Arnold Moris | April 4, 2008, 12:52 am 12:52 am

Talk about someone exploriting the race card! Obama is the man to bring about change. How much experience does any President have unless its his second term? Does this Annette person work for the Clintons? Or is she playing the race card? And thats all I got to say about that.

Posted by: wearewhat | April 4, 2008, 12:55 am 12:55 am

Is it racism to link the racial and hate rantings of his pastor and mentor of 20 years? Is it racism to question his 17-year relationship and shady dealings with indicted Rezko? Is it racism to criticize his use of someone else’s speech, a speech already given by someone else, and not tell his listeners that he was giving someone else’s speech? Is it racism to question him on his stands on the issues when he changes them later? Is it racism to criticize him for telling the voters of Ohio his position on NAFTA, then call Canada on the side to tell them not to worry about the political rhetoric? Is it racism to distort or copy someone else’s published plans? At any and every turn, anybody who analyzed or criticized any part of his campaign, has been branded a racist. It is all double standards and double talk. We see the big picture. More people are now beginning see and they are paying close attention.

Posted by: georgia | April 4, 2008, 1:06 am 1:06 am

Hey Annette, you are the most logical person I’ve read on any blog recently. I agree 100% with what you are saying. I believe Bill was the best POTUS in my lifetime. It’s easy for people to either forget or just not remember because they weren’t old enough to realize the shape this country was in during his time. Some of the bloggers and voters this year might have only been 11 at the time that Bush took over…and only “hearing” about Bill’s affair and whatever sound bytes people have injected about him over the last 7 has stuck. And did he lie about the affair, hell yes, but what man in their right mind would admit to it having one without knowing what evidence there was?? In her book Hillary wtites about not finding out until the day he told the American people the truth. I think people are pretty cruel to use what he did against her…like it is somehow her fault or even asking Chelsea about it in recent campaign stops. (Frankly I don’t care what he behind closed doors. I only care about what he did when he came out.) But if that’s all people want to know about, instead of looking deeper into how amazingly he did his job, then this country is already in danger of screwing up this next time around. I know that both he and Hillary have worked hard for the American people for many years….going back to 1972 and campaigning for George McGovern and signing up voters door-to-door. They didn’t just start working in politics when he ran for office in Arkansas and neither did she. I refuse to give up on her and KNOW she will be an even better POTUS than Bill…and that is saying a lot. We need to have the right person this next time, because there is so many things that have to be fixed. Anything will be change from Bush, but I am kind of looking for some of that “old school” change that was good for us. Obama will do okay, but not now, not at a time when we really need someone with experience. And for all the ones that think Bill only wants Hillary to win so he can get back in the White House, I say “good, because I want him back in there watching Hillary this time.” Two Clinton’s are better than none.

Posted by: Jeanne | April 4, 2008, 1:30 am 1:30 am

Jeanne, Well said!! Thanks!

Posted by: Annette | April 4, 2008, 1:45 am 1:45 am

No! I’m talking about the morals and values we have from are up-bringing. That taught us to think on our own. To look around and see whats happening in our society, our country. The jobs that were sent over seas because of NAFTA. Bush is the idiot he is no doubt, with his war efforts. ect….As I stated before we are in the recession. This government is printing up paper money big time, the only way to get it to the poor people is tax breaks, ha ha. So we accept this small token while millions are spent on the war. What about millions being spent on manufactories to bring jobs. To product more items sold here, items that say made in the U.S.A. The Audacity to Hope, not just The Audacity of Hope. But being The Passive People we are, that is the majority of people in the US. We need to learn our Constitutional rights. Thats why I would like to see a change. Whoever get the presidents’ chair has alot of mess to clean up and a country in distress to bale out chaos. It will be a hell of
role

Posted by: wearewhat | April 4, 2008, 3:07 am 3:07 am

Good night Jeanne–and thanks! You too Arnold. Just remember that no one person should be held accountable to such a large problem. Appreciate the fact that they do recognize there is a problem and are working on a solution. Before she came along, no one offered a solution, or try so hard to make it work. Recognize also that she doesn’t have the final say and quite possibly her solutions are oftentimes “works in progress” meaning that where Obama has made a proposal on paper, she has been embattled in give/take negotiations. People aren’t going to “give a little,” unless they “get a little.” I wonder if you would be harping the negatives of Obama as loudly when his plans don’t come to fruition.

Posted by: Annette | April 4, 2008, 3:23 am 3:23 am

AV08,
I’m glad you don’t need cross over support to meet your objectives. Remind me again how the Republicans lost both the house and the senate? Oh, yeah, you can go it alone — just like George Bush, mission accomplished and all. What a joke.

Posted by: WestCoastMessenger | April 4, 2008, 4:17 am 4:17 am

It seems fitting that she compares herself to Paul Revere. He was one of two riders that night. He got caught. So has Hillary, many times.
As for Rev Wright, the friends of Hillary will convict Obama of guilt by association. if guilt by association were meaningful in her eyes, maybe we should ask Rev Wright to wear a blue dress. (Don’t throw stones!)

Posted by: DAVID NH | April 4, 2008, 7:43 am 7:43 am

I saw Clinton on Leno last night. When she started complaining about the economy, I wanted to jump through my tv and ask, “You’ve been in the Senate for, what, 8 years now? Name one piece of legislation you’ve proposed for correcting the economy.” When members of CO-EQUAL branches of the fed government start blaming everyone else for our country’s problems, the journalists/interviewers need to call them out, whether Dem or Rep. Ridiculous that she goes around complaining about Bush on everything when the Dems are in control of the legislative branch and actually do have power in D.C. right now. This is Clinton triangulation at its worst–play the victim, blame everyone else, distort reality, and simply lie.

Posted by: sean | April 4, 2008, 8:21 am 8:21 am

HILARY HAS REALLY LOST THE PLOT. FIRST, SHE IS ROCKY, AND NOW SHE IS PAULETTE REVERE.IN SIX YEARS AS A MEMBER OF THE WAL-MART BOARD OF DIRECTORS, BETWEEN 1986-1992, SHE REMAINED SILENT AS THE WORLD’S LARGEST RETAILER WAGED A MAJOR CAMPAIGN AGAIST LABOR UNIONS SEEKING TO REPRESENT STORE WORKERS.AT THIS POINT, THE REPUBLICANS DO NOT NEED TO BRING UP REV. WRIGHT TO WIN THE WHILE HOUSE AS LONG AS THEY HAVE HILARY CLINTON BUSY TEARING APART THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND PITTING THE PEOPLE AGAINST ONE ANOTHER, SIMPLY BECAUSE SHE IS POWER-HUNGRY AND SO HUNG-UP ON PROVING THAT SHE IS A CLINTON AND IS “GOING ALL THE WAY”. As a white university professor, I, along with my children and grandchildren, am honored and privileged to be part of this great history in the making. Now, will America rise to the occasion and embrace this great change and truly unite, showing the world that ONLY in America this can happen, and that it really is the land of the free? Or, will those whose better judgement is clouded by petty prejudices and misconceptions continue the divisive tradition of ‘Us’ and ‘Them’, propagated by those politicians who firmly believe in their politics of divide and rule.

Posted by: realist | April 4, 2008, 9:25 am 9:25 am

SOME PEOPLE SOMEHOW SEEM TO BE SO MORBIDLY ENTHRALLED BY THEIR FASCINATION FOR REV. WRIGHT’S SITUATION THAT THEY TRAGICALLY FAIL TO SEE THE FACT THAT THEY ARE CONDEMNING OBAMA BASED ON A FEW MINUTES OF SOUND-BITES, CLIPS THAT HAVE BEEN PALYED TO DEATH, AD NASEAUM, WHILE IN FACT OBAMA ATTENDED THAT CONGREGATION FOR TWENTY YEARS. WAKE UP! TWENTY YEARS VERSUS A FEW MINUTES OF CRAZY RHETORIC.ALL THERE IS TO TALK ABOUT IS A FEW MINUTES WORTH OF CLIPS. BESIDES, NOBODY CAN CLAIM THAT THEY SEE OBAMA IN THOSE CLIPS? ARE ALL THOSE PEOPLE WHO HAVE ATTENDED THAT CONGREGATION UNPATRIOTIC? OR, IS THERE SOMETHING MORE DEEP-SEATED IN SOME PEOPLE’S REASON FOR BRINGING UP REV.WRIGHT? STOP BEING SO NARROW-MINDED AND PREJUDICED. STOP WHINING, FOCUS ON THE BIGGER ISSUES THAT CONFRONT THIS COUNTRY, THE ECONOMY, THE WAR IN IRAQ, AMERICA’S FUTURE. STOP PLAYING INTO THE HANDS OF THOSE WHOSE POLICY OF DIVIDE AND RULE CAN ONLY WORSEN THINGS.

Posted by: see | April 4, 2008, 9:31 am 9:31 am

Hilary no one wants to know what you feels like or who you think you are, every week its like you taking on different persons personalities. The fact is you lied and laughed about it and didn’t care, you fooled the voters of this country and I hope they don’t put you in the white house because you don’t know the difference between a lie and the truth. Americans don’t want a president who is a liar, how will we know the truth,not by you telling us. If it wasn’t for the tape when you visited Bosnia everyone would’ve believed you, I didn’t see you ducking and running off the tarmac, matter of fact you walked off smiling, what a disgrace you are.

Posted by: nanci | April 4, 2008, 10:31 am 10:31 am

Hillary Clinton may feel like
“Paulette Revere”, but she acts
like Pinnochio!
The more accurate comparison is
Clinton vs Pinnochio!
Pinnochio is more trustworthy and
has more integrity!

Posted by: reaganfan | April 4, 2008, 11:44 am 11:44 am

Speaking of the context of the culture: If I attended a church for 20 years and listened to the hatred and rantings of a segregationist preacher who I said was my mentor and spiritual advisor, would you wonder about my thought processes? Would you wonder how I could continue to go to that church with that minister? It is a relevant discussion, especially when you label yourself as the person who can bring everyone together. Unbelievable. We don’t want segregationists as our moral leaders. We have made too much progress in changing for the good. Who supports those who would like to take us backwards?

Posted by: georgia | April 4, 2008, 11:51 am 11:51 am

While Hillary Clinton battles Barack Obama on the campaign trail, a judge in Los Angeles is quietly preparing to set a trial date in a $17 million fraud suit that aims to expose an alleged culture of widespread corruption by the Clintons and the Democratic Party.

Posted by: MariaWr | April 4, 2008, 11:53 am 11:53 am

I would like to ask if anybody knows when Barack changed his name from Barry to Barack Hussein? I know for a fact that when you claim to be Muslem then you take a Muslem name. There is something misty not clear about Barack. I feel there is something hidden from view about his life. I would like to know. He’s a very opportunistic and brigth fellow. I dare say he has been working for this moment LONG TIME AGO. He migth win the presidency,but is he the rigth person?? You deside that I’m vottin republican. I feel sad for Hillary thougth,because she haven CRUCIFIED in this race.

Posted by: luna | April 4, 2008, 12:23 pm 12:23 pm

I thought Bill was some Magnet for donors and fundraising? Sure, they have the money alright but not before the both of them got down on their hands and knees and begged for it. Asking for money, saying you will look foolish and weak if you don’t produce and then to turn around and say we pay our bills when it is reported you don’t and you are being outspent is unbecoming of a former first lady and president.
Oh, wait, I’m Republican I could care less about the image of your party or party officials.

Posted by: Frank | April 4, 2008, 12:31 pm 12:31 pm

Once again Hillary demonstrates her enormous ego…..One of the reasons folks dislike her so much…

Posted by: indy_voter | April 4, 2008, 1:34 pm 1:34 pm

andrea benini:
What Accomplishments?
She won’t even get the Nomination let alone be elected President!

Posted by: reaganfan | April 5, 2008, 11:19 am 11:19 am

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