Comments on: Will you stop it Senator Clinton!

By: Slamfu

Slamfu — Mon, 05 May 2008 20:32:28 +0000

Wow, Hillary has just taken up one of the more loathsome traits found almost exclusively on the right. Dimissing educated informed opinion because its educated and informed. As if complex national policies should be left to the gut instincts of amateurs. Anyone even implying that education is a bad thing does not belong at the helm of this country.

So either she doesn't believe a word of what she's saying and just pandering to people she is hoping are dumb enough to fall for the act, or she does believe it and she's an idiot. Either way I'm pretty disgusted.

By: runasim

runasim — Mon, 05 May 2008 02:07:59 +0000

In my vengeful moments, I hope this becomes a vdeo ghost to haunt both McCain and Hillary for a very long time.

I'm surrprised she hasn't offered an initiative to distribute free rice, eggs and milk to every family earning less than $ xxxxxx., taking more of these staples from the world's shelves.

By: Mike_P

Mike_P — Sun, 04 May 2008 23:00:17 +0000

At some point the pandering and posturing goes from tragedy to comedy. Hillary is turning herself into a punchline on the national stage.

I hope the good people of NC and Indiana are as able to see through the smoke as the Guamanians in the middle of the Pacific were.

By: DLS

DLS — Sun, 04 May 2008 21:44:36 +0000

“We’ve got to get out of this mind-set where somehow elite opinion is always on the side of doing things that really disadvantage the vast majority of Americans”

Her elitism, conceit, and arrogance (and criminal misconduct) with “HillaryCare” even more than her and her husband's alienating lurch leftward after inauguration was the #1 reason — HillaryCare, HillaryCare, HillaryCare (the leftists were too incompetent, dishonest, or cowardly to admit it, a leftist model, was too fascistic for their tastes; the critics on the Left wanted Medicare for All 15 years ago) — for the 1996 elections. (Real) Americans found the elitism, conceit, and arrogance (and the plan) revolting, and they effectively revolted. (Do you remember how truly clueless her fellow elites in DC and elsewhere, throughout the USA, were about it?)

By: JSpencer

JSpencer — Sun, 04 May 2008 21:31:34 +0000

Apparently we are expected to believe that Sen. Clinton, because she makes noises that sound like she is an advocate for the common man, the working class, the average Joe American, and has found a way to chip away at her rival, Sen. Obama, by adopting tactics that can only be described as Rovian – we are expected to believe she is genuine, worthy, and deserving of our votes??? I'm sorry, but that would require such a huge suspension of disbelief, that I for one, will be unable to make it if I am going to continue looking at myself in the mirror when I get up in the morning. My hope is that the undecided folks who will be tipping the Indiana primary won't be so easily fooled… those who aren't Republicans out to create mischief that is.