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What Will A Clinton "Victory" Feel Like?

Oh puleeeez... How over the top dramatic. Be grateful that we have two great candidates, either one of which will be a relief from the Bush years. Hillary Clinton is far more knowledgable on the issues (those are the things Obama followers would rather brush aside,) than Obama. She would make a far stronger opponent to McCain. However, should the Kool-Aid kid get the nomination, then we will all have our "hope" to sustain us through November and if he should somehow actually beat McCain then really, as president, how bad can he be? Bush has already set the bar so low. posted 05/02/2008 at 19:16:48

Hillary Clinton On O'Reilly Factor: Wright's Statements Are Offensive And Outrageous (VIDEO)

And Obama was on Fox last week, so your point is...? posted 04/30/2008 at 16:47:44

Obama's Reverend Wright Press Conference (VIDEO)

Hillary scored two superdelegates just today, one from North Carolina and one from Missouri. And not word on HuffPo about it. Imagine that... posted 04/29/2008 at 18:13:17
That is the weakest, most pathetic show of "outrage" I've ever seen. Obama is a lovely man who gives lovely speeches, but for God's sake, get that man some balls. He should have shown that he could put this to rest long before this. Too little and way too late, I'm afraid. If he thinks the Republicans are going to let this go, he's sadly naive. posted 04/29/2008 at 14:57:16
LOL! I love that HuffPo uses a Fox News provided photo of Obama chummy with Wright to promote the news conference where, we can only "hope", he is going to throw Wright under the bus. posted 04/29/2008 at 14:04:24

Hillary Clinton To Face Bill O'Reilly On "The Factor"

Kind of a weak show of "outrage." Obama just seems to become more of a shadow of his former self every day. Did he really think this process would be easy? That he wouldn't have to fight? Say what you will about Hillary, but she's got the fire in the belly that it takes to win. posted 04/29/2008 at 15:09:41
She was on Fox before Obama. She did the interview with Greta. Obama is, as usual, the "copy cat." posted 04/29/2008 at 14:59:52
The lady has balls the size of Texas. People keep slamming her by saying she will do "anything" to win -- as if that's a bad thing. Personally, come November and facing the Republican attack machine, I want a candidate who is willing to do anything to win.

Go Hillary! posted 04/29/2008 at 14:01:28

Obama Adds Populist Rhetoric To Stump Speech

Newest national poll has Hillary beating McCain by 9 points; Obama/McCain tied.

Whether it's Hillary or Obama, we've got to pull it together to defeat McCain in November. posted 04/28/2008 at 20:30:43

Barack Obama On Fox News Sunday: Watch Video

So Hillary goes on Fox news and is vilified for it, but golden boy Obama goes on and once again his supporters can't find enough ways to spin this as a great thing. What bullshit. posted 04/27/2008 at 17:36:42

Clinton On Iran Attack: "Totally Obliterate Them"

Iran needs be set back on their heels in no uncertain terms. Hillary made it clear that we stand by our ally, Israel. Iran is run by a bunch of crazy mother fuckers and they need to have the crap scared out of them. They need to be freaked out about what Hillary will do. They sure as hell aren't going to be impressed with Obama's offer to hold hands and sing Kumbaya. Good for Hillary. We need a president with balls.

Hillary '08 posted 04/21/2008 at 20:31:01

Elizabeth Edwards Responds To McCain Over Healthcare "Cheap Shot"

Elizabeth Edwards supports Hillary's health plan over Obama's.

Hillary '08 posted 04/21/2008 at 17:10:38

Who is Hillary Clinton?

Wow. A positive blog for Hillary on HuffPo. Glad I had a chance to read it because I'm sure it won't stay up long here in Obamama-ville. You forgot one thing. Hillary is the only one who is tough enough to stand up to the Republicans and take back the White House. That lady has balls that won't quit.

Hillary '08! posted 04/21/2008 at 20:45:17

Obama Praises McCain, Clinton Responds

Thanks, Obama. That makes me feel better. Because if you're the nominee, McCain's who I'll be voting for.

Hillary '08 posted 04/20/2008 at 18:59:35

McCain in 2008 = Clinton in 2012

What a well thought out, well written post. One of the most intelligent evaluations of the primary I've read. Certainly, the most intelligent on HuffPo. I think you couldn't be more on the money in your analysis. That is exactly what will happen if Obama is the nominee. It seems like every week he's handing the Republicans another gift with which to destroy him. You can't blame Hillary for Michelle Obama's comments. You can't blame Hillary for Obama's Reverend Wright, Bill Ayers or Rezko problems, and as for "bitter-gate", that story was broken right here on HuffPo, which I find to be a delightful little bit of irony. Obama is imploding all by his inexperienced, naive self. It really is a shame that the Democratic leadership was not smart enough to realize how this race that included the first viable woman and black man would play out. Had they just encouraged Obama to wait eight more years (he is a very young man, after all), and thrown the party behind Hillary now, we could have won the White House this year and probably held it for 16 years. But alas, the emblem of the Democratic party isn't the jackass for nothing. You're absolutely right on, John. The Republicans will wipe the floor with Obama without breaking a sweat. Hillary will be waiting in the wings to run again and win in 2012, and Obama, who might have been a good President, will never be heard from again. posted 04/20/2008 at 18:21:41
Get a grip. Hillary isn't destroying Obama's chances to win. He's doing that quite nicely all by himself. posted 04/20/2008 at 18:06:37

Clinton Faces Steady Erosion Of Support

He was never impeached. An impeachment hearing was held and he was cleared of all charges. posted 04/19/2008 at 20:52:16

Et Tu, ABC?

The difference is everyone knows all about Hillary's problems and baggage. Nobody can possibly be surprised by anything about her any more. What can the Republicans possibly attack her on that they haven't already in the past 20 years? There's a certain comfort to be taken in that when it seems that Obama is dropping a new bombshell for the Republicans to exploit every single week. Who knows what else is going to hit the fan for them to use against him? After all, he only recently hit the political scene and soared like a rock star based mostly just on charisma. He's only now being really vetted. So in this choice between Hillary and Obama, I'll take the devil I know rather than the devil I don't know.

Hillary '08 posted 04/17/2008 at 19:22:59

Obama Outraises Clinton Among Small Town Pennsylvanians

My guess is those folks contributed money to his campaigned before he pissed all over them. posted 04/15/2008 at 17:54:27

Obama: Hillary, McCain Using "Very Same Words" Against Me

God, I cannot believe what a friggin' whiner this guy is. Waaaaaaaah - Hillary and John are picking on me. Waaaaaaaaaah. Does this guy think the Republicans are going to just give him a free pass in the general election? He is SO not ready for primetime and he is SO going to get his ass handed to him if he is the nominee. Repeat after me... Hello, President McCain. posted 04/15/2008 at 17:52:46

Doctor Faust in 2008

Hart never mentioned Clinton. And I had never heard of this supposed rumor before reading about it right now. Enough with blaming Hillary every time Obama steps in some crap. He's an adult. If he can't handle primary season, there is no way he will survive what the Republicans do to him in the general election. posted 04/14/2008 at 18:10:01

You Went Too Far Today Jane Smiley

Right on, Kathleen. It's posts like Smiley's that have turned this "angry white woman," completely off to Obama. posted 04/12/2008 at 20:04:32

Obama's Remarks Give Clinton an Opening

Mr. Smooth Talker made "ill-chosen" remarks? That's a laugh riot. Words are all he ever had going for him and now he doesn't even have those. posted 04/12/2008 at 15:19:50

Pushing Clinton: CNN's Push Poll on Obama's Remarks

It speaks volumes about his inexperience and naivete. It's clear to see how easy it is going to be for the Republicans to wipe the floor with him if he is the nominee. Like her or not, Hillary is the only one who can get as down and dirty as the Repubs and beat them at their own game. Yeah, I know. Reality bites. But the point is to win back the White House. So do you want to be right or do you want to win. I want to win.

Hillary '08 posted 04/12/2008 at 20:34:57

Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter

Why are you all hammering Clinton? You honestly don't think the Republicans are going to pounce all over him for this in the GE if he's the nominee? They are already starting to do it, and not just McCain. If he can't take the heat from Clinton on this, we all better know about it now. The goal is to win back the White House, isn't it? Let's just all calm down and see how well he can recover from this. posted 04/11/2008 at 21:23:01

Obama Triangulates and Won't Go Where Other Great Americans Will on Hamas

Finally. Someone on HuffPo willing to speak out about Obama and say, "Look. The Emperor has no clothes!" posted 04/10/2008 at 20:28:07

Obama: Put Olympics Opening Ceremony Boycott On The Table

So typical of Obama. Wait until Hillary comes out with a position, then copy it. Way to show leadership. NOT! posted 04/10/2008 at 11:12:23

Jon Stewart Awards Obama "Dick Move of the Week"

"Comedy conspiracy against Obama?" Holy crap, you Obama people are sensitive. Better load up on your Prozac now or you're never going to make it through the general election when the Republicans start in on him. posted 04/09/2008 at 20:10:47

Biden Flummoxes Crocker With God Question

Amen to that! posted 04/08/2008 at 21:33:08

Should Democrats Eliminate Superdelegates and Caucuses in 2012?

Obama supporter alert. Lock up the Kool-Aid! posted 04/07/2008 at 20:33:28
There's good reason why the Democrats' logo is the jackass. Of course, caucuses and Superdelegates should go. Caucuses are left over from the horse and buggy days. They're complete bullshit. And what's with Texas having a primary AND a caucus? This business of dividing delegates proportionately is just another way to complicate things, too. Primaries only, popular vote, and winner-take-all delegates is how it should be. The current system is the biggest cluster-f*^k I've ever seen. It's an embarrassment to the party. posted 04/07/2008 at 18:56:13

Household Betrayal

Clearly, this woman is a very disturbed individual. Be thankful she is no longer around your family. I hope it all works out for you. posted 04/07/2008 at 16:48:53
Are you speaking in the royal "we" or are you arrogant enough to believe that you speak for everyone on HuffPo? You might consider rewriting your post and replacing all the "we's" with "I". posted 04/07/2008 at 16:46:15

Gay Paper: Obama Refuses To Talk With Gay Media

Oh, get over it. If we got Hillary now and Obama in 2016 when there would be NO question about his experience, look how long we could hold onto the White House. At it is, the Republicans are going to cream Obama on his lack of experience, McCain is going to win and we're going to just be screwed until 2016.

Hillary '08.
Obama '16 posted 04/05/2008 at 17:42:49

Hillary Clinton Tax Returns: See Full Details

Good for them. Wouldn't we all like to make that kind of money. It's the American dream. Nothing to fault them about. posted 04/04/2008 at 17:44:41

Hillary Clinton Advocates "Poverty Czar"

Elizabeth does not "loathe" Hillary and, in fact, strongly supports her health plan over Obama's. posted 04/04/2008 at 11:56:12

Obama Bowls for Pennsylvania Voters

Hey, moron. Learn to spell. A-p-a-t-h-e-t-i-c. posted 03/30/2008 at 16:02:53
Who bowls in a white shirt and tie?! LOL! Talk about being out of touch with the average person. Bet he milked the calf wearing Gucci loafers, too. posted 03/30/2008 at 13:54:10

Obama Aligns Foreign Policy With GOP

I'm not a fan of some of Bill's deregulation, however, you can go back to Reagan as the God-father of deregulation and union busting. posted 03/29/2008 at 20:54:34
It was about protecting the oil fields. posted 03/29/2008 at 20:52:05
I'll vote for that. posted 03/29/2008 at 20:48:52
LOL! posted 03/29/2008 at 20:48:11

Obama Suggests Ex-Pastor Is Contrite

I don't recall Bill Clinton ever saying "God damn America!" posted 03/28/2008 at 21:44:06
I'm convinced the MSM is supporting Obama because they want McCain to win. Sure as hell, that's what's going to happen. posted 03/28/2008 at 21:42:17
Let's not forget that Sherri also thought the world was flat and didn't know that "B.C." meant before Christ. posted 03/28/2008 at 21:40:35
It's certainly easy for him to say that now, since the reverend did retire. Just like it's easy for Obama to say he wouldn't have voted for the war since he wasn't there at the time. Never mind that he's voted for every war funding bill in his very short time as a senator. God, this guy is so full of crap. posted 03/28/2008 at 21:38:59

Chris Dodd: This Race Must End

Agree with fullkelly. The Dems have already disenfranchised Mi and Fla. So now they want to shut down the process so the other primary voters left will lose their rights, too? This is a historic election and whomever you're for, it is a big deal for everyone to cast that vote. Let the process run. Let the voters who are left be heard. posted 03/28/2008 at 11:12:50

Daily Show's Stewart 'Quietly Visiting' Ailing Iraq Soldiers

Have you bothered to check lately on how many brave professional journalists have been killed in Iraq trying to do their job of informing you? posted 03/27/2008 at 19:28:04
You can't just say something nice about Jon and leave it at that, can you. What is it about HuffPo that brings out the nastiness in people? posted 03/27/2008 at 19:24:33

Hillary Clinton Extends 3 AM Phone Call To Economic Crisis

Where's Obama's economic policy? Oh, that's right. He doesn't have one. Oh, well. He can always gloss over that with another fancy speech. posted 03/27/2008 at 12:47:14

Bill Clinton To Obama Campaign: "Let's Just Saddle Up And Have An Argument"

Don't feel sorry for us. Obama has embellished his record as much or more. He wouldn't even be a senator were it not for his association with Emil Jones, well known corrupt power broker of Chicago politics. No. Don't feel sorry for us. Hillary may not be able to sway us with fancy speeches but when it comes down to being scrappy as hell to get a job done, I'll take her anytime. We have a helluva a mess to clean up in this country and it's going to take someone who knows how the system works and is willing to get in the trenches to get the job done. Hillary is absolutely fierce and I admire her for that. It's going to take her fierceness to beat the Republicans. Obama's hand-holding Kumbaya approach is not going to do it come November.

Proudly supporting Hillary '08 posted 03/26/2008 at 19:09:32
You go, Bill! All this foolishness about people resigning for this and that. Grow the f*^k up, people. Politics is rough. He's right. If you're going to get your feelings all hurt when people sling crap at you then go into another line of work. God, I long for the nineties!

Hillary '08! posted 03/26/2008 at 17:21:07

Clinton Owes Obama An Apology

Nice attempt at "spin," but I'm not buying it. The phrase "typical white person" was clear as was the context. The sooner Obama supporters stop seeing him as a God who can do no wrong, the less disappointment you will have to deal with when he's revealed to be a flawed human being just like the rest of us. Racial prejudices and all. posted 03/26/2008 at 19:28:16
Substitute the word "black" for the word "white" and see if you can figure it out. A phrase like that stereotypes a person by virtue of their color. That's pretty much the definition of racism. posted 03/26/2008 at 19:18:00
Couldn't agree more CraigMM. Thank you! posted 03/26/2008 at 19:11:14
Obama is not without racist sentiments of his own. Obama used the words "typical white person" when describing his white grandmother's reasonable trepidation upon having to walk by a group of black youths on her street. I contend that a Latino woman, an Asian woman, or even an African American woman might have the same feelings. It has nothing to do with color, but rather with the vulnerability a woman feels in such a situation. It doesn't even matter if the youths are black, brown or white. There is a feeling of intimidation that a woman, especially an older woman, may experience. For him to make that holier-than-thou speech about racism and then make that swipe at white women is both hypocritical and racist. Why does Obama get a free pass from everyone on this? It seems to me that Hillary is not the only one you should be calling out to apologize. posted 03/26/2008 at 16:14:18

Smears and Tears: How Obama's National Security Week Turned Into the Mendacity of Hype

Thank you, Ambassador Wilson. I have the utmost respect for you and Valerie. You are both great Americans. posted 03/26/2008 at 17:31:39

Clinton: Wright "Would Not Have Been My Pastor"

Why is Obama getting a complete pass on his comment about his grandmother being a "typical white woman?" Can no one see the racism in that statement? Just because she was uncomfortable upon seeing a group of black youths congregated on a corner, he plays the white racist card. I contend that a Latino woman, an Asian woman or even an African American woman would also be uncomfortable in the same situation. It has nothing to do with color. It has to do with the vulnerability of women, whether the youths were black, brown or white. So on one day he presents himself as holier than thou in a speech where he still refuses to part company with the highly racist Rev. Wright, choosing instead to throw his white grandmother under the bus, and the next day he takes a racist swipe at all white women. That's not okay with me and it shouldn't be okay with anyone, I don't care what candidate you're backing. posted 03/25/2008 at 18:31:23

Perception of Electability At Stake For Obama In Coming Primaries

This is the most intelligent assessment of the campaign I have read on this highly-biased, pro-Obama website. Thank you so much. Personally, I'm for the candidate who can get "down and dirty" with the best of them and actually get things done.

Hillary '08. posted 03/25/2008 at 14:34:32

Don't Boo The Home Team!

If superdelegates are suppose to represent their constituents then that would mean since Hillary won California, Nancy Pelosi should endorse her. Or does that only work for Obama? posted 03/24/2008 at 20:38:08

McCain Benefits From Protracted Democratic Race

Reverend Wright, Tony Rezko, Emil Jones ... all directly connected to Obama and all reasons why his campaign will sink sooner or later. Hopefully, it will be sooner so we can get a candidate on the ticket who's dirty laundry has already been aired -- Hillary Clinton '08. posted 03/24/2008 at 19:06:44

Bill Clinton: No Revotes Deliberate Attempt To Disenfranchise Voters

How quickly we forget how good we really had it in the nineties. posted 03/24/2008 at 17:08:07

Will Hillary Ever Be One Of The Cool Kids?

Obama is not without "obsession" when it comes to ambition. He is not the coming of the Messiah or pure as the driven snow as his followers would like all to believe while they paint Hillary as the Wicked Witch. If Huffpo will print this link, maybe you will see that Obama is just another flawed human being and then maybe we can get past the hatred in both campaigns. posted 03/24/2008 at 16:00:53
Thanks, Rastaman, but HuffPo would never "pick" a post that supported Hillary in any way. posted 03/24/2008 at 15:56:18
I love Hillary. I am endlessly impressed with how many times she can get knocked down and comes back stronger than ever. I am not the least bit put off by her ambition. Anyone who runs for the position of leader of the free world who professes to not be ambitious or have an enormous ego is full of shit. Just the thought that you could do this job takes enormous hutzpuh. As for her accomplishments only being that she married a guy who became president, I believe he was able to become president because of her. She's a helluva a lot smarter than he is. But then I believe that behind every successful man is one great, great broad. I think most women who hate Hillary do so because she has had the nerve to step out of her sole identity as a "woman", which conjures up different realities for different people, and into the identity of simple female. Yeah, it's her gender, but it doesn't identify who she is because she is much more than that. People get very uncomfortable with those who step outside their role assigned to them by society. She's tough as they come. She's a fighter. She's striving for the ultimate man's job. And like it or not, don't be surprised when she becomes the 44th President of the United States. Math, be damned. posted 03/24/2008 at 13:54:30

7 Days in America: Obama Plays Defense on Rev. & Re-votes... with Daschle, Huffington, Green & Conason

Thank you, Mark Green, for a very fair and clear assessment of the campaign as it stands now. The fact that most Air America personalities support Obama and slam Clinton on a daily basis makes your post even more credible to me. Unfortunately, when you post anything on HuffPo that doesn't just unconditionally glorify Obama, you might as well be pissing into the wind. There is no fair coverage of Senator Clinton anywhere on this site and whenever anyone tries to present that they are subjected to the worst vitriol. It makes me wonder how all these Obama people can claim to be so tuned in to his message of supposed unity and at the same time be so vile and damning. It truly does their candidate absolutely no good and just alienates Clinton supporters who might have otherwise voted for him in November. It's not Hillary who is ripping apart this party. posted 03/24/2008 at 11:46:02

Obama, Clinton And McCain's Passports Breached: Two State Dept Officials Fired, Investigation Underway

Wow, first Britney Spears medical files and now Obama's passport. Is nothing sacred? posted 03/20/2008 at 20:52:12

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