Maher Asks Clinton: "Why Should Americans Vote For Someone Who Can Be Fooled By George Bush?"

First Posted: 03/28/08 03:45 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 01:15 PM ET

Bill Maher asks Senator Hillary Clinton, "Why should Americans vote for someone who can be fooled by President Bush?" Senator Clinton responds, "It's a little more complicated than that."

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05:31 PM on 09/14/2007
Hillary didn't get fooled..... she is trying to FOOL US into thinking she isn't BEST BUDDIES with "W".... The people will not be FOOLED AGAIN .... we are tired of being BOUNCED BACK AND FORTH ..... LEFT TO RIGHT .. by the BUSH CLINTON BUSH CLINTON REGIME..

Division politics is overrrrrrrr
12:46 PM on 09/14/2007
Please. No one was fooled. They did the politically expediate thing vs the right thing. That's what they will continue to do. Hillary claimed she didn't intend this to be a vote for war, but she voted AGAINST the Levin amendment. She's full of --well you know -- and will say and do anything to further herself politically.
06:30 PM on 09/13/2007
She lies.

1. If she in fact had listened to the so called experts she would have read the NIE like Sen Graham did and she would have saw that Bush's story was full of holes.

2. The resolution was not about giving the authority to go back to the UN and send back the inspectors. It was a blank check for war and Hillary knew it just like Obama and Dean and Gore and everyone who actually read the language of that freaking resolution.

Hillary voted for it because she didn't want to look weak. That's it. She was stupid to foresee the consequences or simply didn't care because she believed she could get away with it just because her name is Clinton and a bunch of Dems are absolutely blind when it comes to the Clintons like the Reps were in 2000 and 2004 when it came to a Bush.

If she in fact had not known that Bush would use the resolution to go to war she would have protested when Bush did just that in March 2003 after pulling out the inspectors but she didn't. Instead she supported the war until after polls started to show most Americans no longer supported it.

The Dem voters who hate this war and still support this woman are hypocrites. It's simple as that. They look for exuses no matter how little sense they make.


They would not let other candidates get away with this but they gave a free ride to Hillary. Disgusting.
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historyprof
01:35 PM on 09/13/2007
I've never understood how politicians could be so fooled by the pre-Iraq war intelligence reports as they now claim they were. Most now claim "that if I knew then what I know now," they would not have voted for the resolution which led to war. Either they were afraid of being branded as cowards for not supporting the president's wild adventure or they really are too gullible to be in government service. Neither of these options bodes well for American democracy.

Millions of Americans knew then that the Bush administration was spewing lies, but apparently very few of our political leaders did. In the weeks leading up to the U. S. invasion of Iraq, weapons inspectors such as Scott Ritter and Hans Blix were speaking out as often as possible, trying to make Americans aware that Saddam Hussein did not have any weapons of mass destruction, and did not pose any threat to America. Countless Americans were not fooled by the "cooked" intelligence reports which the Bush administration so willingly leaked to the press. Massive anti-war protests occurred throughout the country before the invasion, which demonstrated that millions of American citizens understood the truth about potential WMDs in Iraq and the misery and devastation which was about to be unleashed by the messianic militarists in Washington, even if our politicians and news media did not.

I seriously distrust the judgment and courage of any politician who voted to give George W. Bush the powers to invade Iraq, or voted in favor of funding to continue this quagmire.
01:15 PM on 09/13/2007
Hey, Democrats. Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi have failed you, embarrassed you, and done nothing you elected them to do. Do you want to impeach them?

They have not accomplishe one thing except FAILURE since they were elected.

Shouldn't you be pissed at them?
01:16 PM on 09/13/2007
"accomplished"
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DrDoom
01:30 PM on 09/13/2007
Is that all you have left in your arsenal cankles, repeating the same thing over and over?

What a sad day, next thing will be you using the same question on every thread, oh wait you probably already have....
01:11 PM on 09/13/2007
Corrections:

In retrospect, Mrs. Clinton was formerly called Hillary Nerdious and became what she is now due to Clinton's bad companionship.

Now Mrs. Clinton is trapped and has to go along even with Bush's idiotic and dangerous policies.

Dissolution of both parties is about to unfold. You are going to witness a unitary form of govt.

Get used to it, Maher.

You are a distraction to the community and your jokes are taking us nowhere.
01:10 PM on 09/13/2007
In retrospect, Mrs. Clinton was formerly called Hillary Nerdious and became what she is now due to Clinton's bad companionship.

Now Mrs. Clinton is trapped and has to go along even with Bush's idiotic and dangerous policies.

Dissultion of both parties is about to unfold. You are going to witness a unitary form of govt.

Get used to it, Maher.

You are a distraction to the community and your jokes are taking us nowhere.
01:09 PM on 09/13/2007
I CALL FOR FOUR DAYS OF POSTING ON THIS
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Meanwhile, Jay Leno joked about the arrest on his "Tonight" show monologue last night.
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DrDoom
01:27 PM on 09/13/2007
You're the only one who cares you pathetic sniveling crybaby.

Go tell your "friends" over at freerepublic, I'm sure they share your self-righteous indignation.
02:09 PM on 09/13/2007
self rightious indigntion?
like you had for five days
over craig?
01:01 PM on 09/13/2007
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2007/09/11/deja_hsu.html?hpid=topnews

For Clintons, An Unwelcome Echo
01:09 PM on 09/13/2007
Flagged.
Off-topic, old news, and boring as hell.
01:31 PM on 09/13/2007
She should have put them on the payroll like Romney does.
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Romney's national finance committee co-chairman Alan B. Fabian was, according to an August 9 Associated Press article, "charged in a 23-count indictment unsealed Thursday [August 9] with mail fraud, money laundering, bankruptcy fraud, perjury and obstruction of justice."

The AP reported that Fabian "allegedly ran a scheme to make $32 million in false purchases of computer equipment, spending the money instead on beach real estate and private jet travel." Fabian resigned from Romney's finance committee shortly after being indicted, and the

Romney campaign said it would return Fabian's $2,300 contribution, but not, however, "contributions from donors who were recruited by or have ties to Fabian," as The Boston Globe reported
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speakingtruth2power
Not motivated by fear & loathing
12:58 PM on 09/13/2007
I agree that bashing Hillary with vitriol and childish name calling is pointless but for those of us who see the DLC as the proof that we only have one party, it's understandable.

Our democracy, individual rights and financial health have been under serious attack for at least forty years from the forces of corporate fascism. Swapping another Clinton for another Bush will not help US!!!

Dennis Kucinich is the superior choice but will be the worst one if his nomination ends up loosing to the GOP fear and loathing machine. If Al Gore jumps in, we can all work for a Gore/Kucinich ticket and expect America will greet that enthusiastically.

Populism is the way out of this fascist takeover and the winning pairing to promote that cure is an Edwards/Obama team giving US sixteen years of people power. This attractive and inspiring team could push the political pendulum back to the left with an unstoppable momentum, pulling America back to her liberal roots.
12:56 PM on 09/13/2007
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loans from banks - countrywide - others - Then sells the property
- and misuses the money paid him - To pay on the mortgage - Then
he is forclosed on - and the people lose there house - But not one word
of people like this - that the enablers lenders - allowed too flurish

Go here type in the name CHEATHAM KENT - It's all public records -
and see how he had Multiple mortgage's ...


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12:55 PM on 09/13/2007
Power is my name,
and control is my game.
Yes, I stuck with Bill,
long after the last thrill,
so I could grab some fame.
12:53 PM on 09/13/2007
Jesus, I about pissed my pants over this one...too funny!!! Bill, you've got my vote!!!
12:53 PM on 09/13/2007
The Democrat Platform:

It's a Choice: Bill Richardson
Bomb Pakistan: Barack Obama
We lost the war: Harry Reid
I wouldn't assassinate Bin Laden: Dennis Kucinich

Keep em comin!!!
07:58 PM on 09/13/2007
Reid is right.

You are just too full of yourself to accept that.
12:47 PM on 09/13/2007
SHE NEEDS TO BE FACT-CHECKED ALL THE TIME. HO BUNCH A BOSHET! I knew, as many did, when the Bush criminals were marketing the occupation that they were hitting a hornets nest with a big stick. That they were lying. From the beginning. And we weren't even privy to the NIS report and all of the other intelligence that was blatently contrary to the Bush family's "intelligence". Like Hilary was. Like all of them were. Amazing. Just amazing.