Hillary, the voice of maturity and experience, says the President of Russia doesn't have a soul

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Speaking in Hampton this evening, Hillary Clinton said the president of Russia "doesn't have a soul."

She was riffing on the danger of inexperience, and reliance personal relationships, in foreign affairs, indirectly comparing Obama to George W. Bush, who notoriously looked into Vladimir Putin's soul and liked what he saw.

"I could have told him -- he was a KGB agent. By definition he doesn’t have a soul"...

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/010...ave_a_soul.html

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It wasn't experience that Bush was lacking when he made that statement about Putin.

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It wasn't experience that Bush was lacking when he made that statement about Putin.

I remember that. He was inexperienced in foreign policy. Hillary's selling herself as the exact opposite and says something this poisonous about one of the people she will have to deal with if elected Prez. Her actual lack of experience is showing.

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It wasn't experience that Bush was lacking when he made that statement about Putin.

I remember that. He was inexperienced in foreign policy. Hillary's selling herself as the exact opposite and says something this poisonous about one of the people she will have to deal with if elected Prez. Her actual lack of experience is showing.

I seriously doubt many people in New Hampshire are being persuaded by such statements. If I were her campaign manager, I'd have her going out to the towns in New Hampshire, set aside the political rhetoric and just let the people get to see her human side. That's her best chance, IMO.

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It wasn't experience that Bush was lacking when he made that statement about Putin.

I remember that. He was inexperienced in foreign policy. Hillary's selling herself as the exact opposite and says something this poisonous about one of the people she will have to deal with if elected Prez. Her actual lack of experience is showing.

I seriously doubt many people in New Hampshire are being persuaded by such statements. If I were her campaign manager, I'd have her going out to the towns in New Hampshire, set aside the political rhetoric and just let the people get to see her human side. That's her best chance, IMO.

She has one?

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It wasn't experience that Bush was lacking when he made that statement about Putin.

I remember that. He was inexperienced in foreign policy. Hillary's selling herself as the exact opposite and says something this poisonous about one of the people she will have to deal with if elected Prez. Her actual lack of experience is showing.

I seriously doubt many people in New Hampshire are being persuaded by such statements. If I were her campaign manager, I'd have her going out to the towns in New Hampshire, set aside the political rhetoric and just let the people get to see her human side. That's her best chance, IMO.

She has one?

That is the question on people's minds...whether it's fair or not, the perception persists.

Edited January 7, 2008 by Mister Fancypants

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Speaking in Hampton this evening, Hillary Clinton said the president of Russia "doesn't have a soul."

She was riffing on the danger of inexperience, and reliance personal relationships, in foreign affairs, indirectly comparing Obama to George W. Bush, who notoriously looked into Vladimir Putin's soul and liked what he saw.

"I could have told him -- he was a KGB agent. By definition he doesn’t have a soul"...

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/010...ave_a_soul.html

She was in town yesterday.The gym at Rhode Island College was packed.

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It wasn't experience that Bush was lacking when he made that statement about Putin.

was that before or after he started calling him pootey poot