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Lyn, MD — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 13:34:52 GMT

Please...who has ever given a barn storming tax-policy speech. Has no one heard of venue appropriate !! Porbably, but it makes for a good reason to try and find something wrong with him.

More: “The truth is, there is no evidence that the Democratic primary voters have fallen head-over-heels for Mrs. Clinton. And any event that reminds Democratic voters of the lingering concerns about her could topple her from her perch.”

Yes...the NH polls that you guys now tout reflect that. You love to talk about the 23 point lead. BUT, you fail to mention that 55% of the people were undecided. So this represents 45% of 300+ people.

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jerry/corpus christi texas — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 13:36:42 GMT

The only people that have seemed to fall head over heels in love with Clinton (besides HP in Boston and Susan in Miami) is the pollsters and the media. Still got a while to go before the game starts, kind of reminds me of how everyone said Ohio State was going to run over Florida last year. Well........

The dirtiness of the Clinton's just keeps coming and coming. One of these days, someone is going to hit paydirt and Bill and Hillary's new address will be at Supermax in Colorado. I'm shocked Bill didn't go Tony Soprano on the Wall Street journal like he id with GQ.

I wouldn't be surprised that they Clinton's spread a little love around the democratic party with Norman Hsu's money. Everybody attacks my guys as the Gay Old party, but The DNC might as well stand for Dirty Nasty Clintons.

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Chloe, St. Paul, Minnesota — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 14:29:40 GMT

ha! DNC = dirty nasty clintons. like that one. am i the only one who hasn't gotten past that UNSOLVED MYSTERY Vince Foster supposed suicide. why would this country put that much power in the hands of one severely irresponsible family. was the bush experience not bad enough? norman hsu, rafaello follieri, con artist after fraud after con. they don't care about anything except what will serve their self interest. i hope american voters are paying attention.

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Nicholas, Minneaps, MN — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 14:31:59 GMT

Has anybody else noticed how Obama usually ends up at the bottom of the 'OH-EIGHT (D)' posts while Clinton is on top or near the top. I don't want to call foul to media bias (though the Clinton camp is certainly effective at portraying it's message to the media), because I don't think it the case here--note: the names are alphabetical. I am getting tired of reading about Klinton's Kalculated Kampaign (okay, that’s unfair to Sen. Clinton but I couldn’t resist), while the less alphabetically-inclined candidates are hidden. Granted, in this specific case, the story on Obama is less interesting than the others, but mix it up a little bit FirstRead, huh?

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Stephen Cassidy, CA — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 15:28:25 GMT

Does Biden or Clinton for that matter think the anti-war vote Dems and Independents will support them blindly in the general election?

Aside from Richardson, none of the major Dem candidates have any foreign policy experience or the confidence in their own judgment to stand up to the military and political establishment and unambiguously call for a complete and prompt withdrawal from Iraq.

Biden is a minor Dem candidate who has foreign policy experience but his plan for Iraq is based on a fundamental error in judgment - until the U.S. leaves, there isn't going to be progress. Why should an Iraqi die to bring peace and security to the nation when American soldiers are stationed in Iraq?

In the end how is Biden's approach to Iraq any different than Clinton's plan? They both claim they'll end the war. Yet they will continue the occupation of Iraq. They are both hawks wanting to keep large numbers of residual forces in Iraq and their options open as President.

If HRC is the nominee, what difference will there be between her and the Republican nominee on Iraq? Both will say we need to change course and bring the war to end - but "prudently and cautiously." The Democrats will lose the advantage they have on the most critical issue of the election. And America will lose because we will continue to be stuck in Iraq for years to come regardless of who wins.

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gray, DC — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 15:52:10 GMT

Nicholas, I understand why these guys were relunctant to call foul on GQ, they are equally as guilty of being intimidated. What is that phrase you guys used "real profiles in courage"

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Nicholas, Minneaps, MN — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 16:34:55 GMT

About the GQ, I think they are a bunch of Wussies. If I were them, I would have printed the article and held it to the Clintons' to pull away from the Man of the Year article. I mean seriously, are the Clinton Camp really going to say no to the positive publicity that that article would bring? No, of course not, and they would be stupid to. If GQ was smart, they would use freedom of the press to print whatever they want and hold the campaigns' feet to the fire. And you wonder why people disapprove of the media so much (well this and Britney and OJ). It's just an example of stupidity in the media and the Clinton Camp always winning. You know who else always wins? Dick Cheney!

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gf — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 16:56:03 GMT

Alright!! partition Amendment passes the senate 75 I's to 23 No's!!!

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jjg, ms — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 17:10:57 GMT

Must be tough to see the writing on the wall - regardless of how many negative attacks on the Democrats, the fact will remain the same.... The next president will be a D, and the Rs will lose even more seats in Congress in 2008.

Keep plugging, jerry et al. Must be very depressing to know that our country will soon be back on track.

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H P Boston — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 18:13:01 GMT

I am so proud of all the Democratic candidates! To see them debate is inspiring. They are all so intelligent and well spoken (Richardson is nervous at times)I love the fact that any one of them would be a GREAT President. My heart and mind swells with pride to see how far the Democrats have taken us. A woman, a black man and the token white guys!! It is amazing, we truly have come a long way!

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H P Boston — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 20:13:19 GMT

So many nasty, dirty, gay old men in the G O P.
The leader of the G O P is the drunk in chief who loves wars and killing soldiers and spending money like the drunken in chief that he is!
Little j salutes him every day.