She's broke. This is all she can afford to do.

She could just go on Hardball with Chris Matthews, like Obama did last night and McCain is doing in 2 weeks, and answer questions from college students, except then she can't keep squeezing MSNBC for better coverage.

Oh Eric!

This isn't a red-faced Bill Clinton tirade related post, or a threatening superdelegate letter post.

Please cease and desist posting anything that isn't derogatory to Hillary or Bill Clinton.

Thanks.

P.S. AGAIN, Obama is ahead in states won, and pledged delegates! Nuff said. Sheesh. She can't win.

yawn.

Question 1: Do you really think you can win North Carolina, or are you just putting us on?

Question 2: Where are your tax reports?

Question 3: Won't this minute-long ad be expensive to run on the "teevee" considering there are vendors to pay and health insurance for your employees to ensure?

Question 4: Why were you fired from the Watergate commission?

Question 5: If you're president, will we go to war with Iran?

And the list could go on...

Whoa, is it me, because I'm totally a biased Obama supporter, but was her delivery really bad, or what?
I think it's a great tactic, actually, but I honestly couldn't get past her delivery to find her genuine or accessible.

Tax Returns?

Are you absolutely certain that a TV ad in North Carolina that directs viewers to a website that has them enter both their question and their street address/e-mail address/phone number couldn't be serving a third purpose for a cash-strapped candidate that might not be able to buy on credit from NC mailing list purveyors?

I thought she was just asking for money.

My Question for Hill:

Were the Michigan voters who sat out their primary (because they were told their votes could not count because their state parties violated DNC rules) *disenfranchised* at the time? If yes, then by whom were they disenfranchised? If no, how were they not disenfranchised?

OK, that's technically 3 questions.

Hillary sounds like she's taken a 50 mg Valium.

If this new site is anything like her HillaryHub & YouTube pages - where only positive comments/questions are "approved" and posted - then it will fail as well.

She's not interested in what The People think. She's only interested in looking like she cares about what the people think.

If she really cared about what The Peoplethought, she would have gone to the people at the beginning of her campaign, not during the collapse of it.

I'm going to ask three questions:

1) Where are your tax-returns

2) How was agreeing to the rules to not count Florida and Michigan NOT disenfranchising voters when you were the presumptive nominee, but now that you are losing, it's called disenfranchising?

3) How is hoping delegates change their votes from the way their district voted NOT disenfranchising voters?

Damn, I was really hoping for a typical political commercial. How do I switch channels on Youtube?

That line "it's nice talking with you" kind of comes across like a computerized voice machine that you hear when you call a telephone company.

but what about the truth... are we going to get the truth when we ask questions? Who determines which questions she will answer? Will she answer the really tough ones or just those softy types?

Asking her questions is taking a big risk.. I am not going to do it.. tooooo risky.

That's one weird commercial. I think it's a complete ruse, intended to build up the underdog help-me-up-I'm-drowning schtick that usually rescues her numbers before primaries.

First, she looks like hell--puffy, pasty, and crude, heavy makeup, while the lighting is just unflattering enough to make a woman wonder how to help her out. She sounds tired. You just want to offer her a nice soft chair, don't you?

Second, the production values are quite sophisticated, perhaps even artful? You think the camera person is inept, the camera appears to wander, but if you track it you can tell the wandering is too smooth, to purely vertical or horizontal to actually be an unsteady hand. She doesn't move at all but the camera regularly shifts just enough to make you notice.

So let's not get all carried away here. This is a carefully produced and scripted ad. But as a middle-aged woman, I gotta hand it to her for being willing to get on camera with the intention of looking unattractive. There's still aaaages until April 20th.