Clinton campaign touts poll standing

Maureen — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:47:57 GMT

The one candidate that comes to mind is Harry Truman. His re-election victory is considered to be one of the biggest upsets in history. Dewey was heavily favorerd to win in 1948. Can anyone think of any other election in which the voters went against the conventional wisdom in such a fashion?

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nuanced — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:49:45 GMT

"end this war responsibly" - I'd like to know the definition of this. It is irresponsible to continue the war.

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Susie — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:50:47 GMT

I agree Hillary the best candidate, let's have the election now. Now go to hillaryclinton.com

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j, new york — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:52:58 GMT

if cnn posts this on their site...it will be an outrage. obama's campaign sent it out probably to all the media outlets and nobody covered it except for msnbc.

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Sierra, San Francisco — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:53:31 GMT

How about Edmund Muskie ?
The Washington insiders choic ???

Why does First Read echo Hillary;s campaign stunts ?
More Clinton talking points

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Bush Republican — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:55:58 GMT

The woman is a charlatan just like her husband.

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CJ — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:58:08 GMT

I still think for Democratic voters HRC..represents the Clinton collective...not her as an individual. That is why most do not see it as a liability. Being enthusiastic about Obama has painted my perspective..but she is tough. Any simple criticism of her positions she'll paint as an 'attack'. Maybe it will take an insider .. to beat insiders(Rudy namely).

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MK,MO — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:01:57 GMT

ah yes the corporate poll machine churning out more meaningless faux data, looks like hillarys getting her moneys worth, I have a question, what is hillarys stance on anything? I suppose if you don't have a stance on any of the issues no one can question that stance, reckon she’s a champion of the average american in desperate need of affordable healthcare, if she is maybe she should let somebody in on it, or could it be she don't give a damn about anybody but hillary? hillary has always been part of the problem with politics in this country, might as well vote for rudy, her and rudy think a lot alike and neither have any need for anyone outside they're little click

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JIrby, Colorado — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:03:13 GMT

Actually, Gore won in 2000, if that's what you mean. I think Hillary will bring lots of change, starting with the drapes in the East Wing. The reason she is up in the polls is because she is Bush Lite. The corporate wealthy are not going to allow anyone in the White House who will attempt to stop lobbying and tear down the pretty little playhouse Bush built for them. Hillary will probably win, because she's the Democrat's establishment candidate. Edwards and Obama would be equivalent to a non-violent revolution, assuming the Repubs didn't start a war over it like the Dems should have done in 2000.

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Steve Louisville ky — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:03:59 GMT

Will Hillary comment on her husband signing of NAFTA, Its time for this agreement to go. There is virtually nothing made in America anymore, not even a frickin pair of tennis shoes. Edwards made some good points on Nafta today

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Lewis, Cincinnati, Ohio — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:04:34 GMT

This is August of 2007!!!! Is it me or is her campaign bragging a little too early???????

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Omoboy — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:06:02 GMT

I am not sure that "front runners" need to tout polls numbers, except in a push polling situation. Whatever is causing them to become desperation will become generally available soon.

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Maureen — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:10:18 GMT

We had the Rove machine; we now have the Clinton machine. Get used to it. People are sucked in by these numbers. And it's great for raising more $$.

Just look @ how they react to Senator Obama. Reminds me of what the Rove machine did to Senator Kerry.

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The O.C. Gang — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:12:42 GMT

We love Hillary ! hillaryclinton.com

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scott — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:15:29 GMT

funny how he didn't mention the most recent state polls from NH, Iowa, and South Carolina. All three have Obama up or at least tied with HRC. Lucky for Obama, national polls don't matter right now. Look out establishment; here we come!

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Justin — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:21:38 GMT

lol everyone who knows politics know that polls do not matter.... Almost all the polls were against Kerry and some how he ended up winning the nomination... Everyone that I Know are not voting for Clinton.... A lot of enthusiam is for Barack.... I dont think 500 people that they poll can represent the whole nation... The Media is shaping the polls.... for their own biased agendas.

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Shadow, Hamden, CT — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:34:10 GMT

Never mind the polls that show Obama surging in primary states and in first place or tied for first place in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina; don't want to mention those...

Of course, it's understandable that a Clinton memo wants to only talk about national polls given what's happening in the states that decide the nomination, but why does the MSM have to be complicit by covering the national polls two or three times as much as the polls that really matter? Right now, many in the MSM are treating Romney like the frontrunner because of his leads in Iowa and New Hamphshire, despite him being dead in South Carolina and fourth in national polls; why not apply the same standards to Democratic candidates that are applied to Republicans? In terms of the primary states, Clinton is not holding a lead in any of them, and if she loses those contests, we all know her national numbers will change.

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Tommy Ates, Austin, TX — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:35:42 GMT

Haha! I love this cherry-picked poll data from the Hillary campaign. On Real Clear Politics, Hillary's national lead has dropped a few points (starting today). Also, everyone knows her number's in IOWA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, and SOUTH CAROLINA are going south. I wondering about her fundraising??

With last week being "all about Obama", DailyKos lobbying beat up by Obama and Edwards, and now the hilarious story about Giuliani's daughter supporting Obama. Tomorrow AFL-CIO forum will be interesting indeed!!

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Yiannis, Baltimore, MD — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:37:07 GMT

They are getting desperate. They have shown their hand waaaaay too early.

The time to attack Obama on inexperience should have come next December. Now they have burnt their card because Obama has turned to the debate to him vs Bush-Lite

They are panicking because they lost the money race.

They are panicking because the campaign has become about Obama, not her. Their sense of entitlement is disgusting, this is not a coronation it is a vote.

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HMT-MI — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:37:59 GMT

I am sure the republicans are donating to Obama just like they did Lieberman.The way Hannity goes after Hillary and the hag Melanie Morgan shows most rational people that they are frightened that she will win.Who can they talk about?Surely not the republicans and Bush----spinning,spinning,spinning.

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Paul Miller, Woodbridge, VA — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:41:22 GMT

Funny how Mark Penn left out the recent poll results from Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina. Guess it just slipped his mind - he has a lot to do, push-polling Iowans about the cost the Edwards' haircuts and all.

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Vik — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:42:11 GMT

She voted for the war = she voted for the biggest and most foolish foreign policy mistake since Vietnam = she is not worthy of voting for regardless how 'experienced' and 'smart' she says she is. She lacks judgement.

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will gibbs new york, ny — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:44:55 GMT

I wonder if she also sent those poll results to all the lobbyists on K Street??!!!

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Ashe, SF CA — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:53:06 GMT

Who are these people polling? I guess one can hire any pollster to get the desired outcome. Its way to early to tout polling data...especially when a majority of political analysts say that polls are unreliable at this point. I guess HRC's campaign has nothing else to show.

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Scott H — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:57:46 GMT

If the Iraq War and our Foreign Policy are the most important issues to Americans today then Sen. Joe Biden clearly MUST be the best choice for president.

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csh, chicago — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:05:04 GMT

One of the reasons Hillary has maintained a consistent lead since announcing last January is her performance in the four televised debates – she won each one, decisively. She demonstrated that the has the strength and experience to beat the republicans and to lead our country. Obama and Edwards do not have Hillary’s stature and that is very clear during these debates. As for Obama on foreign policy – let’s just say he’s out of his league! He made a major blunder getting into with Hillary and further damaged himself last week with his stammering and ridiculous statements on Pakistan and nuclear weapons.

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George,Seattle — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:08:18 GMT

The Clinton campaign convienently leaves out the information that her biggest supporter owns CNN's polling company. Opinion Research is part of Info USA, which is Sanjay Gupta's company. Info USA has even paid Bill millions in consulting fees.

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Obamaforpresident, IL — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:10:57 GMT

Remember this, If you elect Hillary as President, you will really be electing her husband. He will run it from behind the scene's, because she can't! This is probably why she hasn't had a stance on anything other than her back peddling on the Iraq War issue. It was polled awhile back that the majority of the people that were on her side were uneducated females. They are simply voting that way because she's a woman, not because she know's how to run a country. If you elect her you will have the same politically corrupt, big business ran White House that there has been since Bush took over. She is trying to act tough about the war because that's what she think's the American people want, not because that's who she is. If she get's in there it will be all about her and not about what she should be doing. Just call Bill the Puppet Master because he will be in the back pullin the string's. Having her in the lead just proves that the majority of the American public still haven't got a clue and just want someone to stand up there and tell them what they want to hear.

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sonya, atlanta, ga — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:12:57 GMT

the national polls don't matter. It's the primaries, stupid. Just like Bill's it's the economy, stupid.

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Vik, Beverly Hills, CA — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:18:05 GMT

Clinton voted for the war = gross incompetence or pandering = the worst foreign policy mistake since Vietnam = she is not to be trusted or voted for

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ANUTKRAKER, TX — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:21:02 GMT

Nuanced,

Good question. if it is responsible to end the war, than good sence would dictate that it is irresponsible to continue it. Or is it? I mean it could be responsible to continue it for certain reasons and irresponsible to end it for those same reasons. Or vica, versa Or who knows maybe it has nothing to do with responsibility. Maybe it has to do with the chaos created by terrorism and the uncertainty that comes with it, or maybe he who forsooth the truth shall never endeavor. I JUST DON'T KNOW ANYMORE, never mind!

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jerry/corpus christi texas — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:28:04 GMT

I wonder how many points Hillary gained at the KOS love in. She sure had a few people hissing and booing her.

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Sheldon, NY, NY — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:51:16 GMT

Hillary Clinton's standing in the polls is the triumph of image and celebrity politics over reason and substance. Apparently, eight years of this from George W. Bush, preceded by another years from Bill Clinton, were not enough for the American people.

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Yiannis, Baltimore, MD — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:58:22 GMT

While I'm the last person to defend a blank check, Hillary was much more careful and her support more qualified than that of Edwards. Still a mistake.

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DCJOE — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 21:00:36 GMT

Actually, among most people, getting booed by the Kos crowd is a plus. GO HILLARY!

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Retnep, Ft. Lauderdale — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 21:21:42 GMT

A lot of national media pundits give Hillary a lot a credit because she comes off presidential. This is also true for a lot of Hillary's supporters. They love her because she comes across as a presidential woman.

I readily concede that Hillary sounds and looks presidential. She is well composed, intelligent, and she communicates well. That doesn't mean that she makes good decisions. Being well composed, intelligent, and a good communicator is not enough to be president. A president has to make good decisions and I don't see Hillary making decisions that I want as a president.

I am firm believer that a woman can do just as good of a job as a man, if not better. On the same token, I believe that a woman can do just as bad of job, if not worst, as a man. Hillary's decision making on the most important issue in our lifetime was just as bad as Dick Cheney's.

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Juanito, Washington, DC — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 21:34:03 GMT

Obama is leading Hillary in Iowa and South Carolina, and he is tied with Hillary in New Hampshire. Somehow thse polls got left out...that's hilarious.

Also, to csh in Chicago, what was "ridiculous" about Obama's statement that he would not use nuclear weapons to strike at Al Qaeda targets within Pakistan and Afghanistan? Are you in support of using nuclear weapons? If you are then you are really warped.
Additionally, Hillary AGREED with Obama's statement that we would act IF we had actionable intelligence on Bin Laden's location and Musharraf refused to act. So what exactly are you even talking about???

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habyo, boston, ma — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 22:24:11 GMT

Hillary's lead in the national poll is simply based on name recognition. Look at the early primary states Obama leads in South Carolina, Iowa, and New Hampshire.

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Sierra, San Francisco — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 22:27:14 GMT

'Obama is leading Hillary in Iowa and South Carolina, and he is tied with Hillary in New Hampshire. Somehow thse polls got left out...that's hilarious.'

Sorry, Juanito, that's NOT ENOUGH !!
It's time to take off the kid gloves and start attacking Hillary !!

What's not ot understand ?? Start the TV ads in the early primary states.
She voted for the war, attack her for that
She's a darling of the lobbyists, attack that !

She's for NAFTA and WTO, attack that....
Especially at the AFL-CIO
She's partnering with IT outsourcer Tata.
Time to mention that

Come on, OBAMA
No more Mr. Nice Guy !!!

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James Nelson, Portland, Oregon — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 23:58:09 GMT

For all Hillary's whining about being attacked, you'd think she wasn't the one who unilaterally started this war of words, what with calling Obama naive and all.

You can't punch people in the gut and then complain that their stomach made your fist hurt.

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Matt Jones, Liverpool, New York — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 00:05:21 GMT

I need to say something that I am SHOCKED NO ONE HAS SAID YET:
Hillary and every other senator who voted for the war voted because they were fooled by an executive branch who made up facts that Iraq had WMD's these senators voted to approve the war because they trusted that this President and his intelligence would not be false. They made a resonable judgement call based on what they were told was a serious threat. At that time no one had reason to beleive that they were a pack of scathing liars. I do not feel she or Edwards were wrong in voting for the war, they acted in the interest of protecting the American people. I commend and forgive them for that. Since we have realized this was a mistake they have both done the right thing and advocated against the war. They both have fine judgement. Obama on the other had was not around to vote for the war. He is so inexperienced in the federal level that he was not elected until after the war. And this is someone we want to run our country. Some one who has yet to complete a single term in the senate? Come one Democrats, this is what the Republicans are waiting for us to do. WAKE UP! Obama is not the answer. In 2016, maybe, but he needs to grow up a bit first.

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Ann, Tennessee — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 00:24:45 GMT

Experience (Biden, Clinton, Edwards), fear and not reading the NIE got us the Iraq war. Vision hope and common sence will get us out. Go Obama

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Mary Poppins, Mossy Hed, Florida — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 00:33:29 GMT

Clinton says that WSJ is more right wing biased than Fox news. Could this be because his wife is getting politicl donations from Murdoch? Can you really trust Bill Clinton anymore when he says stuff like this. Bill and Hillary are suckups to big business and don't you forget it.

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mike verinder, allen, tx — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 01:52:22 GMT

Bill is the man.

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Paul Miller, Woodbridge, VA — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 02:14:28 GMT

Juanito - I doubt "csh" will answer your question. Clinton supporters don't like to get into specifics.

If they did, they'd be forced into admitting Clinton is ignorant of U.S. nuclear policy. Well, I suppose they could always counter by telling us the website address again.

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BobbyG — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 03:00:59 GMT

NBC keeps saying that "Hillary is steady and surefooted" while Barck's image is "muddled". Who's kidding who here. How many times has Hillary changed the color of her stripes over the Iraq war while Obama from 2002 has stated clearly that he is in favor of the Afghan war, but not a stupid war like Iraq.

I guess the establishment represented by GE, the owner of NBC is trying to confuse the voters. IT WON'T WORK!

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Jeff Morgan, Austin, TX — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 08:09:48 GMT

"This is August of 2007!!!! Is it me or is her campaign bragging a little too early???????"

This is their campaign strategy. Perception of inevitability.

Obama's strategy: outperform Hillary in early state primaries to go into Feb 5 with her expectations of inevitability broken.

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Paul Miller, Woodbridge, VA — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 12:59:20 GMT

Matt Jones - you need to keep up with the Clinton website. The "I was fooled by Bush's claims of WMD" isn't the latest line she is taking.

And besides, she still hasn't said whether the invasion of Iraq was a good or bad idea. Every other candidate has; just not her.

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Larry, Blountstown, Fl. — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 13:12:10 GMT

When will you idiots get it right? HRC did not vote for the war, she voted to give Bush leverage so the United Nations could put pressure on Saddam to turn over or dispose of his cache of WMD. It was Bush who deceived the world and used the votes of Congress to start the war when he and his cronies used every tactic available to convince us that we were in imminent danger from those weapons. And, while I like Obama, he is simply not ready! This election is too important to have a President who has to feel his way. We need a President that will hit the ground running and the only candidate who fills that bill, democrat or republican is HRC. I look at it like this: HRC as the President and Obama as her running mate. Then in 8 years Obama walks right in to the Oval office, because he would definitely have the experience then. As democrates we need to send our strongest repersentative to defeat the republicans and what would be stronger that a HRC - Obama ticket?

Hillary Clinton 2008 - Give 'em Hill!!!!!!!!!

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Y, MI — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 13:54:20 GMT

Of course these polls were taken before Hillary Clinton's bizarre defense of lobbyists (and her habit of taking money from them). More on this at: http://unitedagainsthillary.wordpress.com

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Class Warrior, D.C. — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 14:19:15 GMT

Hilarity has lots and lost of experience doing the same old sh**. Like being cowardly and voting for the war. Like being for lobbyists. She has NO experience that I've ever seen in either proposing or doing ANYTHING NEW!!
Therefore, she'll be the Democratic nominee, another sure-fire Democratic loser like Kerrry. Whe'll be smeared and swiftboated into defeat, and we'll have, yes, folks, ANOTHER REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT, probably a Bush clone. Or, worse, a Cheney clone. Either way, Hilarity's a gauranteed loser. So of course the Dems will run her! And I'll probably vote for her, because I'd vote for Satan himself (actually I missed that chance when I didn't vote for Cheney)rather than see another damn republican in the White House. But I'll vote knowing she's a gauranteed loser.

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Rich/AZ — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 14:37:53 GMT

Such a Shame we have only Self Serving Washington Paper Hanging Maggots who WANT TO BE PRESIDENT! Not one is a Leader with Ledership traits! It's all about Gender , Money And race! Shall we again be plundered??

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HP Boston — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 15:55:09 GMT

Polls bring out the TROLLS.
All you TROLLS come back in a year when things will be oh so different.
Ya wasting your time , too early to tell, who what or where.
A year I say, WE should live so long!

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joe1946 — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 19:51:38 GMT

OMG, I can't believe someone has the balls to have the username "Bush Republican".

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AFFO, MPLS,MN — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 20:17:11 GMT

Hillary go for it. Obama should be behind Hillary

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Stan, Chicago — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 21:04:10 GMT

Polls bring out the TROLLS.
All you TROLLS come back in a year when things will be oh so different.
Ya wasting your time , too early to tell, who what or where.
A year I say, WE should live so long! <<<<

Been reading this board for a couple weeks now. I'll have to quit now, because I agree 100% with HP. Agree probably for different reasons, but agree none the less.

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Larry, Blountstown, Fl. — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 22:06:05 GMT

unitedagainsthillary says it all, and why would I want to go to an obviously bias website to find out anything about HRC or any candidate? Are you really listening to the debates? This sort of reminds me of the Bush - Kerry debates when you had a lot of people saying Bush won the debates, and I'm trying to figure out what debates were they watching. You know what else I'm trying to figure out or find? Someone who will admit that they voted for Bush! What happened to all of the Bush supporters? If you are a Republican I understand why you are against HRC, because you are afraid of her! Do you think they (Republicans) really think they can beat HRC? Of course not, once upon a time they thought they could beat her, but they know that's not the case now. And Democrates you really ought to know that we need a strong candidate to ensure that the Republicans DO NOT even stand a chance to win another term in the Oval Office. That candidate in my mind and several others minds and looks like 48% of the Democrates in the National Poll minds as well, is Hillary Rodham Clinton. This is coming from a man that was a registered Independent for well over 20 years. I can't take another 4 years under a Republican President and a 3rd party candidate simply cannot win in America at the present time.

HRC is the candidate we need, period!

Hillary Clinton 2008 - Give 'em Hill!!!!!

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Erzuah Siam — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 01:30:11 GMT

I like both Hillary and Obama. However, I think Obama is more genuine and sincere than Hillary. He is nobody's puppet. Hillary,I fear, is too much in the pocket book of some special interests and there is absolutely no way she can make any profound decision with that kind of backround.

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craig wille — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 03:29:09 GMT

let's see-bizarre defense of lobbyists: she says that real people like social workers and nurses nmeed to have people represent them--how bizarre!!

Also, I love the constant refrain that somehow barack is in some primary states. being tied (or behind) in NH and IOWA is hardly a surge , especially as compared with Hillary who has come from double digits down in Iowa.
The logic of Obama supportters reminds me a little of Hitler spending his time studyimg plans for his grand cities in his bunker as the Russians close in.

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craig wille — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 03:30:00 GMT

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Brandon Johns, Springdale, Arkansas — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 04:51:05 GMT

Please, these are just polls. It will be the voters who will decide this in the end and mostly Democrats was polled here. I really hope and pray that America doesen't make the same mistake it has done in the last two presidential elections and nominate Hillary because she is almost as polarizing and controversial as Bush is. Things will not improve under a Hillary Presidency, the Republicans hate her too much and the country will remain polarized.

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H P Boston — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 12:21:50 GMT

Matt Jones..Good post, glad to hear the war vote mantra is bypassed by a person who can think clearly.
Some people want that mantra to stick but it is just slime politics when what we need is to go forward and save our system of government.
We are in danger from the present admin..did you know that bush passed and executive order in July:
He has just about repeled the fifth amendment
H e has authorized the Tresury Dept. to seize any and all property belonging to individuals who"pose a signigicant risk" of committing violent acts that
undermine the "PEACE OR STABILITY" of IRAQ. THE ACTION DOES NOT REQUIE CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL.
This goverment terrifies me, I am more afraid of them then any of the made up terror theats they lie about.
I hear in that a grave threat to war protester.
Now we can all be truly scared.

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H P Boston — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 12:24:34 GMT

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H P Boston — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 12:24:40 GMT