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Hillary Supporters Create New 527 For Ohio And Beyond

A group of Hillary Clinton backers have set up a new 527 called the American Leadership Project, with the intention of running ads in Ohio and possibly Texas and Pennsylvania. The ads will compare Hillary and Obama on various issues, and be an appeal to look beyond mere rhetoric in politics. The tag-line for the ads: "If speeches could solve problems..."

The organizers include: Jason Kinney, a former speechwriter for Gray Davis; Mattis Goldman, a former ad man for Antonio Villaraigosa and Sherrod Brown; Erick Mullen, a political consultant whose clientele has included Wesley Clark, Bill Bradley and Chuck Schumer; Paul Rivera, a senior adviser to the Kerry-Edwards campaign; and Roger Salazar, an assistant press secretary in the Bill Clinton White House.

The bottom line here appears to be that Hillary's support network has given up on trying to match Obama in the passion/enthusiasm department, and is embracing the new tactic of calling him an empty suit without any real accomplishments.


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Could we maybe focus some 527 money on John McCain?

It also looks like they've given up trying to match Obama's fundraising from individuals giving less than $4600 and are going to let a few millionaires fund their extracurricular campaign.

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Gee, I wonder how much rupert is in for. Mr. Bill made him what he is today by getting rid of any regulation or prevention of gross media consolidation. No competition is a wonderful thing and we have mr. bill to thank for fox entertainment and the right-wing talking radio bozos. Thanks mr. bill.

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Who cares about the organizers, who are the funders and donors, and what are they going to want from the Clintons once they get back in office?

Ugh, our fundraising system is so ridiculous.

The problem with that argument is that Obama has just as many "real accomplishments" as Clinton. But he's not running on those. He's running on what he will do for America in the future and that requires rhetoric and speeches to get it acrosss.

The problem is that without a long track record of accomplishments, any claims to deliver 'change' is just a promise, without any evidence that it can be delivered. I can support him, and will if he's the nominee, but I want to hear positions, not platitudes. I'm getting a little tired of the constant change mantra, because I want to hear 'what' change. Change from the Bush gang? Change from always a white male leader? Change from a government that doesn't believe in protecting and helping its fellow citizens? Change from a government that assumes you are up to no good and much be watched at the expensed of your personal freedoms?

Wow, how much extra cash do you have to have lying around that you could be convinced to invest it in Hillary Clinton's sinking ship?

Why not just take it to Vegas and put it all on red. At least then you've have a chance of actually winning something.

My thoughts exactly.

I mean, if you're just going to throw away 100 large on an obviously losing proposition, could you just send it my way? I'll make better use of it, and promise to be ready on day one if need be.

Based on Tapper and Ambinder's coverage, it looks like the DC Democratic Consultantocracy, those super-genuiuses who brought us victory after victory in from 1980 - 2004 are in panic mode. The idea of a candidate who's not a colorless technocrat with a people-skill deficiency, their preferred model for victory causes them to recoil in horror. So they frantically rush around hitting up all the most well-heeled FOB's for 100K donations (no, really, this monstrosity is funded by ten million dollars worth of 100K donations!) and plan an all out assault of negativity targeted to poor white women, white men and, if they have anything left over, latinos.

Pretty much the concentrated essence of everything that is wrong, and has been wrong, with Democratic politics for the last twenty-five years packed into shadowy 527 dedicated to firing off one last massive, pointless blaze of nihilistic glory.

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Yay! Here comes the swift-boating from within our own party! Stay classy, Hill!

The Clinton campaign is taking a page from Thucydides' Cleon: denounce the rhetorical prowess of your opponent and imply that good speaking necessarily masks poor thinking. A classic rhetorical move aimed to appeal to the least educated, lower class, constituency.

If she really pushes this line, two things could happen.

(1) She convinces enough poor white voters in Ohio and Pennsylvania that Obama is selling snake-oil, wins these states handily, and is primed for a big convention fight.

(2) Obama effectively counters by resurrecting her *failure* to accomplish health-care reform; her *failure* to vote against the War; her *failure* to recant this vote; her *failure* to disclose her income tax records, etc. If he is successful in this the election is his.

Is it just more is this campaign primary season turned to stupid mode, and from here on out just insults with no real value?

The Republicans will come up with stuff that will make fun of Barack's name and a lot of them will go along with it because they, in all their intelligence would never vote fer sumone wit a ignernt name like Berock Hussein Obama.

What about an ad saying, you can't do that because of this reason and that reason! I am going to do it this way because its much more prudent for the following reasons.

Maybe its time to start tuning out.

You'd be better off investing your entire nest egg in Pets.com

You would get a better return from a $100 investment in Enron than in the Clinton for President campaign.

Donations at 100k a pop? Yesterday the line for Ohio was that Hillary was "one of us", a working class gal who has to pull the night shift.

The messages from this campaign are the least coherant that I can remember. Just like when we heard that Obama was a Reaganite one week and a Ted Kennedy far-leftist the next.

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But she is ready to lead from day one. Any idea what the message of the day is? Just curious.

You know, I really used to like Hillary Clinton. I was impressed with her Senate campaign and how quickly she went from being Bill's wife to a formidable politician. I was annoyed with her for some of her votes (re: war) but I was annoyed with much of the Democratic party. The only Paul Wellstone was Paul Wellstone. But this campaign has been so scheming and divisive. And I think she's so much better off when she portrays herself as classy and caring and competent and makes the right-wing hate machine look ridiculous for all the things they've said about her.

She's not doing that.

NCSteve, yes.

Could this be the Democratic version of Swift Boating?

At some point the Clinton people have to ask themselves whether they want to lose with dignity or destroy their legacy by helping John McCain win the general election.

Obviously, the race isn't over yet, but if you can't make a positive case for yourself among Democratic primary voters predisposed to like you, what chance would you have in the general election if the only way you won the nomination was by using scorched earth tactics?

Erzatz-NCSteve: Word.

Just say no to the Rovian wing of the Democratic Party. The death throes won't be pretty, but at least its dying.

But wait...they got GRAY DAVIS' speechwriter? Now I'm scared!

Don't be worried. I was in CA for his campaigns. We have nothing to worry about.

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The public face of their organization and the people funding it on the order of a million each are completely different stories. I may have missed it, but TPM didn't report on this Wall Street Journal story about big Clinton donors (and Emily's List donors, etc) trying to figure out how to quickly circumvent existing 527s, etc and set up their own to directly attack Obama: http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB120286639798963915.html?mod=blog

The article goes into a little more detail than anything coming out of Tapper or Ambinder about where the money for this is likely coming from. Here's the full version of the article since it's not available free from the Journal: http://www.hillaryproject.com/index.php?/en/story-details/big_clinton_fundraisers_may_run_their_own_ads/

FYI, no idea what the hell the hillaryproject is; just the only site I could find with the full text of the article. Suffice to say, the list of contributors doesn't paint a rosy portrait of the well-funded supporters (ie, irresponsible playboy millionaire real-estate heir Steven Bing) trying to prop up her campaign to the tune of millions each.

moose49,

you're right about this: the current scenario is really testing to what extent the Clintons are ideologically motivated and to what extent their simply power-hungry. At some point their professed belief for the well-being of the working class and the party will come up against their desire for power, and in such a contest it is likely the latter which will prevail.

The prominence of Gray Davis staffers bodes well for this effort. I bet Terry McAuliffe is heading up the fundraising.

With the hope for a clean victory now completely out of reach, Hillary's only hopes at this point can only be 1) manipulating a superdelegate-based win at a train-wreck convention, or 2) more likely, torpedo Obama's chances to win in hopes of keeping the field clear for a last-chance 2012 run. Either way, the days when I had respect for her will have to be only a memory.

It's not going to work. We've seen Obama's support transcends this kind of stuff.

One could argue the attacks of the past few days were a last-ditch attempt to test the depth of Obama's support. In that sense The Clintons were doing their duty by the Democratic party, trying to prove their theory that Obama and his support will whither when hit with slime.

That theory should now be permanently put to bed, and The Clintons have no more redeemable excuses for such campaigning -- OR, for that matter, continuing to push the argument that Obama won't be able to handle the GOP.

Yay! More corporate money into the Clinton campaign! Bought and paid for, baby!

Back from a well needed vacation.....Could it be a split from within the party????? The Dem party torn into????? No longer one party????

You may have the Queen refusing to quit no matter what the numbers are and leaving the party with members and making a 3rd party run. Call me crazy but I have people e-mailing me about such crazy talk while I was away as late a last night. She has the manpower and the money.

What's the point of this? It's too late for Hillary. They've got to see that. It's just too late.

So what's the point? Are they deliberately trying to destroy the Democratic Party? Are they trying to help the Republicans defeat Barack Obama so that Hillary Clinton can try again in 4 years? What in the world could these people be thinking?

Can anyone explain this? Have they just completely lost their minds?

Partly, it's just a case of flat-out denial that's gone from merely neurotic to borderline psychotic.

The other part, however, is that at the time these farsighted elites embarked on this cunning scheme to use their wealth to squelch all these peons donating their mites to Obama, it looked like there was a solid, if less than 50%, chance it might actually accomplish something. However, between the compressed schedule and the ten successive disasters caused by Hillary’s hubristic failure to consider the possibility it would go past Super Tuesday, by the time these savvy people got the money together, an organization built and a plan formed, it was too late.

But now, see, they've got this organization and all this money that they can't give back without looking like complete idiots and, in the process, driving yet another nail into the coffin the media is measuring her campaign for. So basically, they've got huge organizational and institutional inertia, fueled by the increasingly toxic mixture of anger and denial that's driving the remaining hard core Hillaristas, pushing them ineluctably into what's ultimately going to amount, at most, to nothing more than Naderite nihilism writ eight figures large.

The Clintons are making sure no one mourns their political death.

He needs to prove he can campaign negatively too. The depths of hatred for Hillary (rational or not) have barely been plumbed so far in this primary.

Destroy her, Barack. You've knocked her down for the standing eight count already. Do not let her get off the canvas.

I need to respond to some of these e-mails.....scorched earthed politics baby....true hardball.

ooh....congrats to the award TPM......great work on the ATTY thing. You earned it. I have different thoughts on the coverage of the election.

Relying on scorched earth politics is a true sign of desperation, being proud of such tactics makes you look like a pair of clownshoes.

Hillary needs to get out in front and stop this. Now.

Otherwise, the Clinton legacy will be the same as Ted Kennedy's in 1980: a broken convention, and perhaps a lost Presidency. She has lost; she needs to face that. Anti-Obama 527s now is the political equivalent to torching the Kuwaiti oil fields.

Great, thanks Hillary for putting the party and the country over your own political ambitions. That's sweet that you are double teaming Obama with McCain in order to just lose in the end anyway. Not to mention the obvious fact that even if you somehow did win the primary, you'd lose the general election in a very bad way.

You make me want to vomit.

Someone get Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid on the phone. There needs to be a serious delegation of Democratic Party leaders to tell Hillary that she needs to start thinking about the interests of the Party and the country. Run on your won strengths, and if you can't win on those, then you don't deserve to win, period. If she is willing to throw her party under the bus for the sake of her own campaign, then the Party needs to be willing to throw her under the bus for the sake of their party.

"Someone get Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid on the phone. There needs to be a serious delegation of Democratic Party leaders to tell Hillary that she needs to start thinking about the interests of the Party and the country."

Good point -- though if Pelosi and Reid rarely have the cojones to stand up to Mr. 24 percent, it's hard to imagine them standing up to Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Nevertheless, an idea worth pursuing. Add Al Gore, John Edwards and Jimmy Carter to this mix and you might have something. I still don't think Hillary would listen -- the depth of her ambition and ego are too great -- but what the hell, it's worth a shot. The message wouldn't be that she has to drop out, just that she can't campaign by doing the Republicans' dirty work for them.

Obama doesn't need to get down in the dirt with Hillary now. He's already beaten her and there's nothing to gain by it.

What he does need to do is put a fork into her faux "one of us" working class appeal, by highlighting the income tax statement issue, Bill's dodgy dealings in Kazakhstan, and the millionaires who are funding her new 527.

Calling her on this isn't the same as getting dirty.

The Clintonistas have to destroy the party before they can save it.

Well all, we are at the edge of the Cliff.....I guess our spineless Dem leadership are going to let the Clintons and their rich enablers drag us all over the cliff with them. This is really pathetic, that the party leaders are going to let that 527 group loose on one of our own. No matter who you support, this should NOT be allowed.

Yeah, I do hope he spins that as, you know, Hillary's working the night shift getting millionaires to donate to attack me. Who is she fighting for...you or herself?

Well, she certainly handed him a big juicy softball for tomorrow night's debate.

She is going to have to go negative tomorrow and he knows it. Forewarned is forearmed.


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Ok, this is news Ohio is an open primary. I didn't know that. Maybe obama has a chance for a total knock-out blow on 3/4. This from Time (want to avoid a plagarism charge):

X Factor #3 could favor Obama: Ohio is an open primary, which means just about any registered voter can walk into a polling place and request a Democratic ballot. A state Democratic party official told TIME he expects expect turnout to reach or exceed two million votes — more than twice the turnout in the 2004 primary. One Ohio labor official, who is unaligned with any campaign, summed up the uncertainties: "Is Ohio going to go like the rest of the country or will it be its typical conservative self?"

Yep, she's trying to Swiftboat him.

After the disgrace of 2004, I hope Democrats will punish her for this.

Swiftboating a fellow democrat -- you can't get any lower.

NO NO NO! I'm totally irked with HRC for getting all Rove on a fellow democrat. I do NOT want Obama to go that way. He's already proven he can win with honor and dignity. There's no need to descend into the pit.

Swiftboating your own party - what a great way to go DOWN.... Mrs. Clinton is smart - she has a final chance to prove she is wise, and this is not it. Will they really not stop at anything, no matter what the cost to the party and the people they claim to care about? That's leadership we can trust! STOP!

Perhaps this is just the type of thing that will get Edwards and Gore off the sidelines. 527's against Obama in the primary? What in the world is going on? I didn't think it was possible to be more sick of the Clintons, but I am now, even more sick of them.

-- Graduated first black president of Harvard Law Review having won trust and support of conservative members.

-- Passed over 600 high-money law firm offers to work for civil rights practice at fractional pay.

-- Added health insurance for 20,000 children, welfare reform, earned-income tax credits, increased minimum wage in Illinois.

-- Reformed death-penalty cases requiring interrogations be video-recorded. Passed Illinois Senate 58-0. Signed into law by Illinois governor who first opposed Obama’s bill. Obama succeeded by building consensus with conservative opposition.

-- Opposed Iraq war publicly, long before invasion. Accurately depicted it as of undetermined length, undetermined cost, undetermined objective, with a great likelihood of civil war breaking out.

-- Expanded program to locate and dismantle stray Russian WMD with Republican Senator Lugar.

-- Passed major ethics and lobbying reform bill with Russ Feingold, insisting upon tougher restrictions around gifts, meals, etc. And extended the interval preventing exiting congress members from moving directly into lobbyist positions.

-- Toured Kuwait, Jordan, Israel, and Palestinian territories, telling Palestinian Authority Abbas that US would never recognize Hamas leaders until they renounced mission to attack Israel.

-- Cosponsored Secure Orderly Immigration Act by John McCain. Passes Senate 62-36. Makes undocumented persons who have been here 5+ years only allowed to stay and apply for citizenship if they pay back-taxes, learn English, and have no criminal record.

-- Communicated frankly to Michigan automaker executives of need to increase fuel-efficiency standards by at least 3% per year.

-- Many aisle-crossing bi-partisan solutions throughout 10 years of senate experience (8 state, 2 federal).

-- 100% approval rating from the League of Conservation Voters, Planned Parenthood. National Education Association gives him an “A” on their most recent scorecard.

-- In Illinois State Senate sponsored 780 bills, 280 were signed into law.

-- In first year as US Senator, held 39 town-hall meetings throughout his state, sponsored 152 bills and resolutions, and cosponsored 427 more.

-- Designated US Senate point person on ethics by Speaker Harry Reid.

It's telling that her criticism of Obama as being all words, no change this morning came while she was doing a fundraiser in NYC.

Which begs the question... what is she doing raising money from fatcats in NYC, when she should be out there campaigning and speaking to actual voters in Ohio and Texas?

Sure, Hillary liked to view herself as "one of the people"... but she also views corporate lobbies that buy politicians as "representing real people", so you've got to wonder what that word really means to her.

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Shameful. Apparently they've decided to lose ugly.

Have any of you been over to NRO to see Derb's prediction (again) that the Convention will nominate Gore? I know you hate to click their link, but I'd love to hear what you think of his scenario:

HTTP://article.nationalreview.com/?q=MWQxY2Q2ZWRmZGRkMDYwNzU1ZWQxMGU4YzY5ODY1YTQ=&w=MA==

Obama is outworking Clinton, and he's a better manager.

If the Clinton campaign is a preview of how Commander in Chief Clinton will perform, Americans can expect the following:

She will vastly underestimate her opponent, mostly due to arrogance and inattention
She will consistently put too few "boots on the ground"
She will lose consecutive battles, and shift only tactics, and not strategy
She will fail to study and understand the practical mechanics of nearly every contest
She will mismanage funds
She will hire exclusively those who are long-term friends, with no regard for proven performance, or competence

If this campaign is a preview of Commander in Chief Clinton, it's frightening.

Ok, everyone line up behind the 60 year old white woman! Lets' GO! Into the 21st Century!

Ok, everyone line up behind the 60 year old white woman! Lets' GO! Into the 21st Century!

Everyone seems to believe this is great for McCain:

He gets a free preview of how to attack Obama.

I disagree. Get the most negative attacks out right now. Vet Obama.

Then, in the General, what is McCain going to do? Repeat the same attacks that didn't get Clinton elected?

The thing is, this is already over. It's impossible for Hillary to win Texas by the margin she needs to, the system does not favor her, momentum is not on her side, and all the negative attacks will do is increase Obama's support.


I didn't read anywhere that this 527 is going to go "negative" or "swiftboat Obama" or do all Obama supporters feel so anti Hillary at this point that you are just assuming this? You know, it is no wonder some of her supporters are doing this since every blog, media, and newspaper seem to be throwing her nothing but negativity. If Obama wins fair and square that is absolutely fine with me but this race has been anything but fair...but this swiftboating of Hillary since the beginning proves that no matter what she does or doesn't do she is always considered to be wrong. I am sorry that I don't feel this intense hatred for someone I don't know that others seem to profess, so when it comes time to vote I will have no problems picking Obama at all, but every time I look at him now I see this intense driven hatred for another democrat and it makes me sick. For me at this time I prefer more experience than he has to fix Bush's mistakes, but then I don't go around shredding Obama every entry I make into a blog. I don't go around threatening that if my favorite doesn't win I won't vote or will vote for the opposition rather than "Hillary". I am at the point I don't even go my regular blogs anymore because of this intense loathing for a fellow democrat.

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IIRC, if they actually want to spend the millions they plan to raise they can't spend it all on pro-Hillary stuff. A 527 is limited in how much it can spend supporting a candidate by name. Billionaires gave SwiftBoatVets billions to smear Kerry because they couldn't run Bush is awesome ads. Ditto for MoveOn ads hitting Bush instead of supporting Kerry. There are organizational reasons as well as the obvious responsibility reasons for 527s taking the responsibility for negative campaigning away from campaigns post McCain-Feingold.

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Oh, and besides that, their first ad begins with "If speeches did shit we wouldn't be in a recession!" Because, of course, George Bush is so obviously an excellent speaker. Even the nonsense logic of that ad doesn't square.

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...but this swiftboating of Hillary since the beginning

"swiftboating" is generally taken to refer to a series of ads and media appearances alleging that John Kerry lied about his service in Vietnam, right down to accusation that he shot himself in order to get a Purple Heart.

Please tell me where and when something comparable has been said about Hillary Clinton, cause I haven't seen it.

Well perhaps it would be easier and faster for you to tell me somewhere that anything positive has been said about her because I rarely if ever hear it. I can tell you instance after instance where positive things are always spoken about Obama. And to me swiftboating means that you attack someone's character for no reason. Clinton has been referred to in every form where no man gets scrutinized on her voice, her laugh, her clothes, her welling up moment, her cleavage, her husband and everything else you can think of. So lets not make me point out something that is so obvious in unfair coverage that it is laughable, in my estimation. They get accused of racist comments when there were none, she gets blamed for her husband's actions during his presidency, she even in blogs gets the old she is a murderer over the Vince Foster death or that her vote was the only one that caused thousands of American soldiers to perish in Iraq. She gets accused of staying with her husband and then she gets blamed for not leaving him. I am sorry but I am not getting into a debate in this. I am just stating my viewpoint and if you don't agree with it, I can live with that no problems. I am not here to trash Obama or anyone else other than state my opinion. If you care to take it with a grain of salt, then do so, but again, the coverage of negativity to favorability is in my opinion like 99-1 against Clinton.

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You include in your post everything from the most venomous drooling of the craziest right-wingers (Vince Foster) to some nonsense from a fashion writer at the Washington Post (cleavage).

It's a little difficult to argue with this kind of over-the-top hyperbole, which is the point I was trying to make about the use of "Swiftboating". Neither I nor anyone else can defend themselves for things they didn't do. Last night some idiot Clinton supporter told me he 'questioned Obama's patriotism' because Obama's church has publicly declared its commitment to Africa. I don't ask every Clinton supporter to defend such nonsense.

I guess my point is, if your argument is based on hyperbole and 'apples=oranges', you're not going to win a lot of people over to your side.

To stick to the closest you came to a substantive argument: No, Hillary Clinton is not solely responsible for the Iraq War. But she did, in fact, vote for it. If she hadn't, she'd be the nominee right now.

I think it is about time someone stands up and stop kissing Obama's rear end. He is like the Pied Piper leading you to the river with his sweet silver tongue. Remember we are the ones we have been waiting for, he is about as inspiring as George W. Bush.

I put down what I hear and read from all sources. All I am saying is this is the type of scrutiny that Hillary has been put under, talked about etc. Whether it is good or bad you can take from which person you support. Some who support Obama will say this s nothing nasty but then again they might think that way because they do not support her. As to your comment, I am not trying to win anyone over, nor on most sites would that even be feasible to even try it nowadays. I don't care to win you over either, and my post had no intention of doing so.

Amen!!!If she manages to get up knock her down again and keep doing it till she cries UNCLE!!!!
Good peace Bro!! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 its over Folks we have a NEW Champ in the form of OBAMA!!!

Hillary campaign is broke, and they are not paying bills that they ran up all over the country.

From MSNBC

We are learning more details of the candidates' January fundraising and spending. Clinton ended with debt of more than $7 million; Obama raised $36 million compared to Clintons' $13.6 million. The Clinton debt does NOT include the $5 million personal loan. "But even that money is illusionary when measured against the reported $7.6 million in debts.

More than $2 million of the red ink is owed to chief consultant and adviser, Mark Penn. But the lengthy laundry list of IOUs also includes unpaid bills ranging from insurance coverage, phone banking, printing and catering at events in Iowa, New Hampshire and California."

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