Iran - who stands out

Lisa, Norman, Ok — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 01:24:29 GMT

But again, Brian Williams had to redirect her to get Hillary to answer the question. Her default mode seems to be to talk about what she wants to, rather than to talk about the topic at hand.

Iran - who stands out

Edrie, Arlington, VA — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 01:41:41 GMT

Interesting that Clinton defends her Iran vote by saying she wanted to put teeth into the talk about Iran. But isn't that what she said last spring when she, Dodd, Biden, and Obama all asked the State Dept to label the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a 'terrorist organization'. Now, six months later, Dodd, Biden (and Obama by not voting) all think the Congress should not be making this designation and Clinton thinks they should. She is the one agreeing to ratcheting up the rhetoric against Iran.

Iran - who stands out

Al McMullin, Lawrenceville, GA — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 01:45:14 GMT

Will SOMEONE in the NBC family PLEASE tell the moderators to give other people a chance?

Iran - who stands out

tessablue — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 05:54:10 GMT

Edwards needs to continue reminding everyone how significant that Iran vote was by Senator Clinton. With that vote she gave the go-ahead to Bush/Cheney to preemptively attack another country. What was she thinking? The media need to get the word out and straightforwardly inform the electorate about the candidates' positions. There are many serious and consequential issues at stake.

And Mr. Montanaro, you hit the bull's-eye in pointing out Senator's Clinton's tendency to agree with anyone making a strong and favorable statement. Essentially, she's stating it without really saying the words or initiating the point. Her originality is lacking.

Equivocating? Yes. I don't understand the strong support? It's still early.