Hillary and experience???

[nana_356 0]

Can anyone explain this to me, Hillary says she is experienced experienced experienced! But what experience does she really have??

Being the first lady??? And she says was in many organizations? that sounds good but what did she do in these organizations?

She is who she is beacause of her husband, in which by the way is named "Bonking Bill" http://www.usvetdsp.com/story57.htm

I want a leader who has more self respect for him/herself.

Iam all for forgiveness but at what point does a person become a pushover!!

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

Can anyone explain this to me, Hillary says she is experienced experienced experienced! But what experience does she really have??

This question was repeated time and again a couple of weeks ago and nobody could answer it.

[nana_356 0]

I think obama should capitalize on this! What do yout think?

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

I think obama should capitalize on this! What do yout think?

I think Obama realizes that this type of campaigning doesn't work based on Hillary's failures. Quite frankly, he's better off taking the high road. People have soured on the deflection tactics of the Clintons and Bushes.

[nana_356 0]

You are right! Very very true, Obama does look like the class act in all this ( well in my opinion !)

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I think obama should capitalize on this! What do yout think?

I think Obama realizes that this type of campaigning doesn't work based on Hillary's failures. Quite frankly, he's better off taking the high road. People have soured on the deflection tactics of the Clintons and Bushes.

I think you are right. For awhile there, I was concerned whether or not he could throw a punch, but he definitely can while keeping it a clean fight. Both of them being lawyers, I see a tendency with Hillary to make her case through persuasion of perception, whereas Obama tends to make his case through logic and deductive reasoning. I think if Obama just focuses on the cronyism and secrecy that both the Clinton and Bush Adminstration were guilty of, he'll do fine. People are tired of that sh#t.

Edited March 10, 2008 by Mister Fancypants

[no name 1]

Can anyone explain this to me, Hillary says she is experienced experienced experienced! But what experience does she really have??

Being the first lady??? And she says was in many organizations? that sounds good but what did she do in these organizations?

She is who she is beacause of her husband, in which by the way is named "Bonking Bill" http://www.usvetdsp.com/story57.htm

Sexism, yet again...

PS: hillaryclinton.com has all her accomplishments.

I think obama should capitalize on this! What do yout think?

I think Obama realizes that this type of campaigning doesn't work based on Hillary's failures. Quite frankly, he's better off taking the high road. People have soured on the deflection tactics of the Clintons and Bushes.

I think you are right. For awhile there, I was concerned whether or not he could throw a punch, but he definitely can while keeping it a clean fight. Both of them being lawyers, I see a tendency with Hillary to make her case through persuasion of perception, whereas Obama tends to make his case through logic and deductive reasoning. I think if Obama just focuses on the cronyism and secrecy that both the Clinton and Bush Adminstration were guilty of, he'll do fine. People are tired of that sh#t.

yeah, no secrecy in Rezko or NAFTA, is there?

[SteveLaura 0]

From HillaryClinton.com:

Hillary was raised in a middle-class family in the middle of America. From that classic suburban childhood in Park Ridge, Illinois, Hillary went on to become one of America's foremost advocates for children and families; an attorney twice voted one of the most influential in America; a First Lady of Arkansas who helped transform the schools; a bestselling author; a First Lady for America who helped transform that role, becoming a champion for health care and families at home and a champion of women's rights and human rights around the world.

Since her path-breaking election to the United States Senate, Hillary has been a steadfast advocate for middle-class families, working to help create jobs, expand children's health care and protect Social Security from privatization. As the Senator representing New York after 9/11, Hillary has fought to strengthen our approach to homeland security and to improve our communications and intelligence operations. As the first New Yorker ever named to the Senate Armed Services Committee, Hillary has been a tough critic of the administration's bungling of Iraq and a fierce advocate for proper equipment, health benefits, and treatment for military families.

There's more, but the first page is the precis.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I think you are right. For awhile there, I was concerned whether or not he could throw a punch, but he definitely can while keeping it a clean fight. Both of them being lawyers, I see a tendency with Hillary to make her case through persuasion of perception, whereas Obama tends to make his case through logic and deductive reasoning. I think if Obama just focuses on the cronyism and secrecy that both the Clinton and Bush Adminstration were guilty of, he'll do fine. People are tired of that sh#t.

yeah, no secrecy in Rezko or NAFTA, is there?

Both unsubstantiated rumors...nothing more.

Look, the Clintons were accused of a lot of things and much of which amounted to nothing. The witch hunt by Kenneth Starr was a national embarrassment. However, there have been some instances of political favoritisms (Presidential pardons to name one) that were despicable. Hillary had said she would provide her tax statements in January and now she's saying April 15, meanwhile not giving any convincing reason why she can't. People are tired of the cronyism and secrecy of the past two presidencies. If Hillary wants to change course she's got to do a better job of showing she's not going to go down the path and she hasn't. Her corporate sponsorships would make any Republican politician envious.

[nana_356 0]

From HillaryClinton.com:

Hillary was raised in a middle-class family in the middle of America. From that classic suburban childhood in Park Ridge, Illinois, Hillary went on to become one of America's foremost advocates for children and families; an attorney twice voted one of the most influential in America; a First Lady of Arkansas who helped transform the schools; a bestselling author; a First Lady for America who helped transform that role, becoming a champion for health care and families at home and a champion of women's rights and human rights around the world.

Since her path-breaking election to the United States Senate, Hillary has been a steadfast advocate for middle-class families, working to help create jobs, expand children's health care and protect Social Security from privatization. As the Senator representing New York after 9/11, Hillary has fought to strengthen our approach to homeland security and to improve our communications and intelligence operations. As the first New Yorker ever named to the Senate Armed Services Committee, Hillary has been a tough critic of the administration's bungling of Iraq and a fierce advocate for proper equipment, health benefits, and treatment for military families.

There's more, but the first page is the precis.

What has she done to create jobs? open factories businesses ? NO

health care?? What has she done. I would like detail, its very easy to say I worked on this and that, but does anyone know of any organizations, rallys, marches, a bill that she tried to propose?? Anyone ?

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

Can anyone explain this to me, Hillary says she is experienced experienced experienced! But what experience does she really have??

Being the first lady??? And she says was in many organizations? that sounds good but what did she do in these organizations?

She is who she is beacause of her husband, in which by the way is named "Bonking Bill" http://www.usvetdsp.com/story57.htm

Sexism, yet again...

You sure do like to try to pull that card any time someone questions Hillary's credentials. I think it's because you're a racist.

DEVILETTE, aka Illumine, is a racist!

[SteveLaura 0]

What has she done to create jobs? open factories businesses ? NO

health care?? What has she done. I would like detail, its very easy to say I worked on this and that, but does anyone know of any organizations, rallys, marches, a bill that she tried to propose?? Anyone ?

I agree. I feel that the Clinton campaign relies too much on the "she's been there" aspect. It's not entirely clear to me, reading her website, why her years as a First Lady are more relevant to the position of President than, say, Laura Bush. Maybe someone would like to comment.

[nana_356 0]

Can anyone explain this to me, Hillary says she is experienced experienced experienced! But what experience does she really have??

Being the first lady??? And she says was in many organizations? that sounds good but what did she do in these organizations?

She is who she is beacause of her husband, in which by the way is named "Bonking Bill" http://www.usvetdsp.com/story57.htm

Sexism, yet again...

You sure do like to try to pull that card any time someone questions Hillary's credentials. I think it's because you're a racist.

DEVILETTE, aka Illumine, is a racist!

Oh yeah I never responded to that, I have breasts too and not because I am over weight but because I am also a woman. And I can care less about sex or color, I just want a good president!!

[SteveLaura 0]

Having had a poke around her website, I can't find any reference to this (taken from Wikipedia):

She was the First Lady of Arkansas from 1979 to 1981 and 1983 to 1992, was active in a number of organizations concerned with the welfare of children, and was on the board of Wal-Mart and several other corporate boards.

Why should that be?

[metta 0]

What has she done to create jobs? open factories businesses ? NO

health care?? What has she done. I would like detail, its very easy to say I worked on this and that, but does anyone know of any organizations, rallys, marches, a bill that she tried to propose?? Anyone ?

I agree. I feel that the Clinton campaign relies too much on the "she's been there" aspect. It's not entirely clear to me, reading her website, why her years as a First Lady are more relevant to the position of President than, say, Laura Bush. Maybe someone would like to comment.

Well, look at it this way...

With Hillary as President, there'll be two presidents (one current and one former with say 70 years of experience) in bed answering that 3 am call, if and when it comes.