SNEAK PEEK: Clinton Does Letterman
Top Ten Things Hillary Clinton Won't Say On Letterman
August 29, 2007— -- The Note's Sneak Peek is not about today or yesterday.
It's about tomorrow and the next day.
So, with that in mind, and with Hillary Clinton set to appear Thursday on Letterman, we'll sidestep the Chris Matthews discussion of "Subprime Republican Morality" in offering...
Top Ten Things Hillary Clinton Won't Say on Letterman:
10. "If the Hsu fits, tap it."
9. "If you can't run your own house, run for the White House."
8. "I think it reminds us of Mark Foley and Bill Clinton."
7. "I have said publicly no option should be off the table, but I would certainly take nuclear weapons off the table."
6. "To know me is to love me."
5. "I've got a crush on Obama."
4. "Lobbyists? They have feelings, too, Dave."
3. "That vote on Iraq? Whoops."
2. "Let me tell you how I would get to universal coverage."
1. "When it comes to health care, I have a wide stance, Dave, and I have the scars to show for it."
As for the other Democrats …
On the heels of his endorsement from the nation's firefighters union, Chris Dodd heads to Iowa with IAFF President Harold Schaitberger for a 10:00 am endorsement event in Iowa City, followed by a 2:00 pm ET visit to Des Moines, and a 5:30 pm ET speech in Council Bluffs. On Wednesday, Dodd reacted to the Craig situation by telling CNN: "give him a little space here to defend himself."
John Edwards is in New Hampshire for a house party in Mount Vernon where he will be joined by his wife Elizabeth at 2:00 pm ET before heading down to South Carolina where he takes part in the Spartanburg County Annual Democratic BBQ and Rally at 6:00 pm ET.
While she is in New Hampshire, Elizabeth Edwards will also promote the "Graniteroots for John Edwards" effort to collect school supplies. She has a house party at 10:15 am ET and press availability in Bow, a school drop off at 12:15 am ET in Manchester followed by a teachers round table, and another 1:00 pm ET press availability.
Joe Biden takes part in the SEIU's Walk-A-Day program walking a day in the shoes of Marshall Clemons, a school custodian. . The senator holds a 4:45 pm ET press avail in Cedar Rapids at the end of his day.
