Hillary Clinton: 'Can't Wait' To Debate Republicans

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First Posted: 11-19-07 04:31 PM   |   Updated: 03-28-08 02:45 AM

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Hillary In Iowa

Knoxville, Ia. - Acting as if she had already left her Democratic rivals in the dust, Hillary Clinton turned her sights on the Republican presidential candidates this morning during an Iowa campaign event.

"I cannot wait to get on the stage to debate the Republican nominee as we make the case for change, and they argue for the status quo. To them, it's leave no Bush economic policy behind," she said at a campaign rally in a school gymnasium in Knoxville, a town located about 50 miles southeast of Des Moines.

Clinton said her husband inherited "a lot of economic problems" but left office with a surplus of more than $5 million. Today, the country faces a deficit of over $9 million, she said.

There's a pattern, she said. "It takes a Clinton to clean up after a Bush," she said.

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Click here to read about Senator John McCain's recent appearance at Franklin Pierce College in New Hampshire, where the senator argued he's the candidate best situated to thwart a Clinton candidacy.

Knoxville, Ia. - Acting as if she had already left her Democratic rivals in the dust, Hillary Clinton turned her sights on the Republican presidential candidates this morning during an Iowa campaign e...
Knoxville, Ia. - Acting as if she had already left her Democratic rivals in the dust, Hillary Clinton turned her sights on the Republican presidential candidates this morning during an Iowa campaign e...
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I do not think Hillary would want this interactive to get out.
It does not bode well for her.

I thought this was a very interesting, EASY, interactive...It seems to be very fair to ALL candidates and has had a lot of traffic.
(up to 280k people have contributed).
Probably because it seems to paint most candidates as a positive rather than negative!
Be prepared to spend some time and when your done, notice the slide bar at the bottom of the page and compare from one week to the next and study how it is consistent with what is actually happening from one week to the next and the amount of people who actually took participation.
Notice the inconsistencies with Hillary Clinton...
This does not look good for her, Mittens or Rootsie!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21116732

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:45 PM on 11/23/2007
- PeaceCzar I'm a Fan of PeaceCzar 7 fans permalink

There's a pattern indeed.

You trade one monarchy for the other, one corporate candidate for the other. It's like musical dynasties! When is the music going to stop next?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:10 PM on 11/21/2007
- nolalily I'm a Fan of nolalily 11 fans permalink

OH, brother. Here she goes again trying to get us to think she's already the nominee.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:03 PM on 11/21/2007

The Desmoines Register (where this story comes from) quotes her as saying 9 trillion and 5 trillion (not million). Of course those numbers are wrong as well. Buget Deficits have never been much over 500 Billion and Clinton's bigest surplus was only 200 Billion.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:59 AM on 11/20/2007
- Mrrar I'm a Fan of Mrrar 3 fans permalink

The 5/9 million thing seems a bit.. off to me :|

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:58 PM on 11/19/2007
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