Comments on: New Hampshire verdict: Hillary exults; Update: The many voices of Hillary Rodham Clinton

By: Will the Real Hillary Clinton Please Stand Up? « BUUUUURRRRNING HOT

Will the Real Hillary Clinton Please Stand Up? « BUUUUURRRRNING HOT — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 02:09:53 +0000

[...] cries a waterfall of fake tears to win support in New [...]

By: WernerPatels.com

WernerPatels.com — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 06:09:29 +0000

The voice(s) of Hillary Clinton…

I found my own voice, Hillary Clinton crowed after winning the New Hampshire primary. Was it lost? Was it, perhaps, on Oceanic Flight 815 and ended up with the Others before being saved from that wretched island? Hillary has quite…

By: Reverse_Vampyr

Reverse_Vampyr — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 23:32:35 +0000

A question about Hillary’s New Hampshire speech…

Um, excuse me, but haven’t you been in politics in one form or another for over 25 years? Are you seriously telling us that you JUST NOW “found” your own voice? Or was that a Freudian slip that betrays the fact that you’ll say or do anything you th…

By: Dagney's Rant

Dagney's Rant — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 23:26:00 +0000

A Couple Of Thoughts On The Primaries…

Aside from the fact that Shrillary Clinton ” found her voice (whichever one she chooses), the
most interesting commentary I heard today was from Karl Rove who was on Dr. Bennett’s show this morning….

By: RetFireman

RetFireman — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 18:27:01 +0000

When’s Chelsea’s 35th birthday?

8 years. Be afraid. Remember, there was scuttlebut about Jeb as well.

By: babbledabble

babbledabble — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:37:27 +0000

Someone please explain this one to me. I’m the dim bulb this morning. If the major concerns of folks are the economy, the war in Iraq & illegal immigration, how do Hillary & McCain come out on top?

By: TXRose

TXRose — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:31:59 +0000

Well said Bear. Probably trucked in Canadians, also.

By: Bear

Bear — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:30:40 +0000

I suspect that the poll takers forgot about the cementery vote and had no way to poll all the non NH residents who were brought in for the day.

By: cwdancer

cwdancer — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:25:45 +0000

RETFIREMAN – You may speak for this Texas conservative. Well said!!!

By: TXRose

TXRose — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:23:11 +0000

Dick Morris may be creepy and slimy but he does know the Clintons so I listen
when he discusses them. He says and we know that they will stop at nothing to
get what they want. She wants the presidency. Slick wants another chance at the presidency to “straighten” out his legacy. We are in for a lot more hijinks
before this is over. Tears and a rumor of her dropping out are just the beginning
and it’s going to get nastier than owl droppings before this is over, so get ready
folks. I agree with retfireman and everyone else that is disgusted because
candidates pull out before we get a chance to vote. If they would just leave
themselves in the race, whether they have money to actively campaign or not, I’d
bet there would be a lot of surprises at the end of the primaries.

By: dakine

dakine — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:15:45 +0000

The Clintons are like that proverbial bad penny…they just won’t go away! It’s an amazing and frustrating thing to watch.

RetFireman, I’m obviously not a guy around here that you have much use for, but I wanted to say a couple of things: first, your comments in this thread are right on the money…I couldn’t agree more; and second, I checked out your new website and your post on a suggested New Years resolution changed entirely my opinion of the cyber version of you and tells me alot more about what kind of person you are in real life than anything you’ve posted here. That blog post was inspiring to me actually. I’m sure your sometimes vitriolic style of commenting will continue to frustrate me, but you’ll never see another “nasty” comment directed at you from me again.

By: formerwm

formerwm — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:15:13 +0000

You would have thought last night we were watching the national election. This blow by blow coverage is going to get really old before next November. I have election fatigue already! Cry Me a River Hillary’s gloating is high on the BS meter. But to be honest I don’t care about her I care about who is going to be our candidate in this election and we have some pretty slim pickens. It seems to me McCain will say anything to get elected sooooo he is really no different then Hillary. So folks where are we headed in this nation? I have no answer but to vote but I don’t like what I am seeing as our front runners.

By: handyandy

handyandy — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:12:29 +0000

I want to make sure I understand Hillary. The oil companies are evil. The insurance companies are evil. The pharmacutical companies are evil. These companies employ several million people who pay taxes. Warren Buffet is shilling for Hillary. Does she know that a majority of Berkshire -Hathaways’ profits come from insurance companies that they own? It is odd that Buffet never complained when the Reagan tax cuts made him billions of dollars.
The real evil in America today? Trial lawyers like Edwards.
Good news- a bus load of lawyers went off a cliff today. The bad news-one of them lived.

By: Laree

Laree — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:06:09 +0000

CNN your slip is showing, CNN = Clinton News Network.

http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/248558/BARACK_OBAMA_CNN_PLAYS_THE_REAL_RACE_CARD_

By: EdDantes

EdDantes — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 15:58:32 +0000

Had the polls not been so dramatically wrong before the NH primary, this would not have been considered a “comeback” win for Clinton.

In private, the Clinton campaign must be worried that New Hampshire, the state that gave Bill a huge boost in ‘92 and is notorious for favoring women political figures, only yielded a victory of 3% over Obama. Two points to be made on this:

1. If its only Obama and Clinton, no Edward, Obama probably wins from the fact that the Male voters in NH overwhelmingly favored Edwards or Obama and the females overwhelmingly favored Clinton.

2. The Democratic Nomination process gives a percentage of delegate votes to each candidate who earns over 15% of the popular vote in a primary. In this case, Hillary gets only 2% more of the delegates, hardly a landslide victory.

The main worry for the Obama camp should be the Superdelegates, the governors, senators, and other powerful people who vote for whoever they feel like. There are about 800 of them and hillary has already locked up about 110 of their votes, compared to only about 40 for Obama. If this race stays close in the popular vote, Clinton has a distinct advantage in the Superdelegate category.

Obama needs Edwards to get out of the race as soon as possible.