Hillary: Give Cash To Obama In "Pivotal State" Of Ohio

Talking Points Memo:

Hillary just held a private conference call with Ohio Governor Ted Strickland and dozens of donors to her campaign and to Ohio Dems, urging them to plow funds into the coffers of the Ohio state party so it can help execute the ground game on Barack Obama's behalf, a Hillary aide confirms to me.

"There isn't any doubt that Ohio once again will be the pivotal state in this election and I know that it's extremely close in the state," Hillary told the donors, according to excerpts of the call sent our way by her office.

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Comments

[klondiker]

As someone who supported Hillary all through the primaries, I would like to urge all Hillary "hold-outs" to join our gal in standing behind the Obama/Biden ticket.

If you care at all about any of the issues that Hillary has fought for her entire life, you will support Obama/Biden. As Hillary herself asked us, "were you in it for me, or were you in it for [all the issues]"

We will be doing Hillary (not to mention, America) a great disservice if we were in the election just for Hillary.

[MinerSam]

Love you Hillary and Bill. But please go to Madison Avenue...a­nd and Obama too,

It's time to cut the crap and run on 'IT'S THE REPUBLICANS STUPID"
And to stop using a single tiny air wave praising any Republican.

Americans are dysfuncitonal. They do not do Nuance!
and Potato sales went up after Dan Quail misspelled it!

[wildishka]

totally awesome observation. I won't say all americans are dysfunctio­nal....but anyone who agrees with Palin/McCain ticket need serious pshychological evaluation.

[voting4BO]

LibSlayer,
You are certainly entitled to your opinion even if I don't agree. Hopefully you'll change your mind before the election.

[nowalnuts]

Bill Clinton saying Sarah Palin is a good pick is the worst thing I've read today. I guess it depends on what his definition of "is" is.

[nowalnuts]

Your husband shutting his mouth instead of being jealous of Obama would be awesome too.

[wbwbruce]

If she had DUMPED BILL a long time ago she would have WON.

[XME]

I have to agree...be­cause I MIGHT have voted for her if she'd unloaded him!

[ivillage]

Barack Obama Up In Both Tracking Polls
http://www.sefermpost.com/sefermpost/2008/09/barack-obama-up.html

If Democrats Were Republicans, They Would Run this Ad
http://www.sefermpost.com/sefermpost/2008/09/if-democrats-we.html

Sarah Palin's Email: We Need Your Support Now More Than Ever
http://www.sefermpost.com/sefermpost/2008/09/sarah-palins-em.html

John McCain Camp on the Offensive Against New York Times
http://www.sefermpost.com/sefermpost/2008/09/john-mccain-c-2.html

Obama vs McCain: Candidates Prep For Friday's Debate
http://www.sefermpost.com/sefermpost/2008/09/obama-vs-mcca-1.html

FBI Searches Apartment of Sarah Palin E-mail Hacker
http://www.sefermpost.com/sefermpost/2008/09/fbi-searches-ap.html

John McCain Blames Everyone Else But Himself
http://www.sefermpost.com/sefermpost/2008/09/john-mccain-bla.html

John McCain Camp Suing Ohio Over Absentee Ballots
http://www.sefermpost.com/sefermpost/2008/09/john-mccain-c-3.html

[editrix66]

Thanks, Hillary. You're a class act.

[OnePartyEqualsTyranny]

Thank you Hillary. Just sent $25.00. Every little bit helps.

[LibSlayer]

She should have been the nominee. I cannot vote for such a inexperienced Senator such as B. Obummer. Hillary 2012

[McChimp]

lol still bitter?

[LibSlayer]

Yes, still alittle bitter. However, I am more concerned that the democratic party chose on the basis of celebrity rather than on experience and substance.

[teronhussein678]

"LibSlayer"

[LibSlayer]

"...hussei­n678"

[OnePartyEqualsTyranny]

What’s wrong Rush Limbaugh didn’t tell you that you don’t have to support Hillary any longer?

[marytny]

Lib,
Please vote for what's best for the country.
Besides, Hill will be in a better postition overall if
Obama wins.

[qwr]

You're trying to reason with someone named "LibSlayer­."

[Fabienne]

If she should have been the nominee, she would have won the primaries since she came in with all the advantages.

[SandraL]

I am glad to see the Clintons out there campaigning. .......How­ever more Hillary and less Bill would be better for all of us. What is Bill's deal? What was that appearance on the "View?" I am donating to both Obama and for the first time to Hillary for her campaign debt. I can see a Washington Mutual from my apartment window. Can I get a bailout too?

[rzan1]

Bill Clinton is still campaigning for Hillary. She will never get another dime from me. And if Obama doesn't win, if she runs in 2012, she will not get my vote. Her campaigning for Obama is a cover-up. Even her new slogan is self serving. My I remind all of you, in Hlilary's words: "I think I have a lifetime of experience that I will bring to the White House. Senator John McCain has a lifetime of experience that he'd bring to the White House. And Senator Obama has a speech he gave in 2002." She did not consider that Obama has a lifetime of experience that has tremendous value. You are all forgetting the campaign that Hillary ran against Obama. Today, on the View, Bill Clinton said that he thought McCain would be a great president. He knows McCain will not be a great president. He just wants Hillary in the white house no matter what the cost to the American people.

[LibSlayer]

Hillary '08!!! NOBAMA keep the change!

[McChimp]

cling to that, and don't forget to pray for rain.

[USALover]

Wow...you actually wrote Hillary '08....as though a Democratic Nominee had yet to be chosen.

Wow!

[jean22]

Another "low information voter"

[MM216]

And if Obama loses, do you think Hillary would really stand a snowball's chance in h***?
THINK, Lib, THINK....a­nd with your brain, not your ovaries!

[bibb]

I would like to see Hillary on the major morning network programs, telling her former supporters to vote for Obama. While it is great for her to be on the road stumping for the Democratic ticket, she could have a larger impact if she would consider being interviewed, and emphasizing her wish for her followers to vote on the issues that she cares about, and not just for a "personality" or revenge.

[rzan1]

She is letting Bill do her dirty work for. On the View today, he said that he thought McCain would be a great president.

[biglover]

Poll Tracker | Pres '08

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Pres '08
Sep 22 CNN
Obama (D) 51%, McCain (R) 47%
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Pres '08
Sep 22 Hotline/Diageo
Obama (D) 47%, McCain (R) 42%
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Pres '08
Sep 22 Gallup
Obama (D) 48%, McCain (R) 44%
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Pres '08
Sep 22 Rasmussen
Obama (D) 48%, McCain (R) 47%
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Pres '08
Sep 22 Res. 2000
Obama (D) 49%, McCain (R) 43%
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Pres '08
Sep 21 Gallup
Obama (D) 49%, McCain (R) 45%
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Pres '08
Sep 21 Hotline/Diageo
Obama (D) 45%, McCain (R) 44%
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Pres '08
Sep 21 Res. 2000
Obama (D) 49%, McCain (R) 42%
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Pres '08
Sep 21 Rasmussen
Obama (D) 48%, McCain (R) 47%
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Pres '08
Sep 20 Gallup
Obama (D) 50%, McCain (R) 44%

[Independent voter]

I may have grossly underestimated Hillary's ability to support Obama. The best thing for Hillary's political future would be to dump the narcissistic dirt bag that she married.

[LibSlayer]

and another thing. The DNC and the liberal press (yes we are liberal) have thrown the Clinton's under the bus. Quite unfairly I must add.

[MM216]

Oh bull.
Next, I suppose you'll be calling every female (like me) who votes for Obama "sexist"