I agree completely

alison

Posted at May 25, 2008 3:17 PM in response to Some Further Thought on the A-Word Gaffe

Completely disagree

It was always unlikely Obama would select Hillary Clinton as VP -- now it is impossible

That is the only positive outcome from Friday's comments

The saying goes "Hillary Clinton" sucks all the air of the room -- she will likely need to leave the Senate as she will never win a private vote for Majority Leader now either

I think she needs her own fiefdom - like a University President -- This way she can continue to creat her own reality and everything she "rules" over is forced to accept her version of reality

It is really sad - Sen Clinton hurt herself, her family name, her party and if she does not bow out June 3rd and stop the May 31st baloney (and I am a Florida resident) - she will have a great deal of responsibility for the NOv election

I believe Sen Obama will win at any rate in Nov - but the Clintons will not be forgiven for making this so much more difficult than it should be

Posted at May 25, 2008 3:15 PM in response to A Hollywood Ending: Offer the Unity Ticket NOW.

I think the posters should clarify there age/reference of this

I was 15 when RFK was shot and was devastated

There is no defense of Hillary Clinton - who was in her 20's at the time - brigning this up

NONE

Gwen Ifill this am on MTP said it very well "Politicians should NEVER say the words Assassination or Hitler"

It never works

Posted at May 25, 2008 3:11 PM in response to In Defense of Hillary Clinton

Hillary was an early "triangulator"

She worked for:
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Melvin Laird
McGovern

and that was just in 1968
Always putting ambition and hedging bets against principle and moral courage

As we have now learned Hillary named the now infamous "WAR ROOM" maybe the Clinton strategy started with the Rodham brain?

And that is NOT a compliment

The major problem with Bill and Hillary is that they were ALWAYS the smartest people in the room

Until now that is

Posted at May 25, 2008 2:41 PM in response to I was wrrrr..... I was wrrrrr.... I was wrrrrr....

the next best choice = NEST

like Truthiness--

Posted at May 18, 2008 11:15 AM in response to Why Women will and must support Barack Obama in November

The NYT put the weight of the "paper of record" behind their hometown senator before super tuesday - when it mattered most

What you see now is their disappointment as well as the voice of individual columnists who are disappointed with the polarizing and negative campaign Sen Clinton had sunk to before the NC/Indiana decisions

What you are seeing is a newspaper who supported Sen Clinton but being realists now accept and know that Sen Obama will be the Democratic nominee and they have their eye on November

This is something all democrats should be doing
Focusing on McCain and a Novemeber victory for Barack Obama

The primary is over and even Sen Clinton knows this - it's time everyone who wants this country to have change and move forward gather together in support of the nest POTUS - Barack Obama

Posted at May 18, 2008 10:52 AM in response to NYT Turns on its Readers

wwstaebler

I am VERY concerned about the court for many reasons - you are correct

I am concerned about business regulations (or lack there of), I am concerned about civil right or infringement of), I am concerned about the unbelievably arrogant Antonin Scalia as the strongest voice on the court - with a weak Chief Justice - and having a Scalia majority determine this country's judicial course

I worry for my children - and everyone else's children as well

But the main point of the post - was for the uber Hillary supporters to stop saying they are going to vote for McCain -- If they are true Hillary supporters and respect her record on women's rights and women's issues, then there is no issue more pressing than the potential imminent overturnning of Roe V Wade (or Griswald or whatever anyone wants to refer to)

If women care about women's issues they can be disappointed this will not be the year for a woman president BUT that should not change their point of view on the issues

And Barack Obama is the nest choice for that
alison

Posted at May 18, 2008 10:47 AM in response to Why Women will and must support Barack Obama in November

what about the Clinton supporter who invited Rev Wright to speak at the National Press Club?

That os FAR worse and you don't see the Obama people crying over it-- because all these connections are tangential

Hillary has way more unsavory connections than Obama ever could- the man is trying to elevate the discourse-- it's the Clinton campaign continually throwing mud via surrogates (see the Sidney Blumetnal piece??)

puh-leese
It the throwing mud race - Clinton wins hands down

Posted at May 2, 2008 3:34 PM in response to LIBEL: Obama campaigners caught spreading altered video that libels Team Clinton '92 with fake racial slurs

This time Blitzer was right -- Hillary is pandering and she knows it

She is taking money from the infrastructure fund which will save the average driver $30 and cost the country @200.0 jobs -- gee which is better??

Pander or Poverty?

The so called windfall profit tax she will use to pay for this? She forgot to mention that will likely never happen (deifnitely never happen under Bush and maybe with a dem pres and a 60% congress majority maybe - but that is a big maybe and a long way in the future?)

Sorry poster this time you got it wrong

(Besides- Obama central tenet of his energy plan is an oil company windfall profut tax --)

Posted at April 29, 2008 8:34 PM in response to Blitzer Lies on CNN

I agree 100000%

Posted at April 29, 2008 7:50 PM in response to Superdelegates to blame for enabling destructive campaign