Comments | reality_hammer: Hillary is in trouble

reality_hammer

Hillary is in trouble

May 24, 2007 13:32

This is incredibly bad news. The primary is still months away!
NEW YORK (AP) - Warning that her campaign needs "a new approach to winning," Hillary Rodham Clinton's deputy campaign manager wrote a memo this week urging the Democratic front-runner to bypass next year's Iowa caucuses to focus time and money on states where she's faring better.
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2008 election, iowa, hillary clinton

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minxyroo May 25 2007, 01:14:13 UTC

Hillary is in trouble. Let all the earth rejoice.

blackwolfalpha1 May 25 2007, 06:00:45 UTC

Maybe the dead voting registers being brought out by the denizens.

felinoid May 25 2007, 14:29:00 UTC

I think even most Democrats see her as a lost cause.
There are the few, delusional "See the missile in the 9-11 video" nut jobs who think she'll win.
The vast majority don't.

Reminds me of a debate while on Guild Wars Nightfall (Yes a bunch of people just stopped playing and started debating), Of course some of the debate was how America sucked and such but when someone started asking about Hillary I just said "I don't think Hillary will get the democratic nomination" and most everyone agreed. It was fun.
Then we went back to killing everything that moved.

rabblebabblelog May 26 2007, 19:54:03 UTC

Hillary was in Iowa a couple of weeks ago. She spoke in a small town, Red Oak. It was an unremarkable presentation, at best. But was remarkable was that she was speaking and schmoozing. She and her entourage had trouble getting to Red Oak because of the heavy rains and flooding. But they did make it to the tiny burg. Enough people showed up to fill the little meeting room. More might have wanted to come, but the rest of the town was out sandbagging along the river and evacuating more than 1,600 people whose homes were already flooded. If Hillary had really wanted to show her mettle as a leader, she would have forgone the speech and joined the sandbaggers or helped encourage those who had been evacuated. That would have been newsworthy and would have said far more than her inadequate-as-usual speech. She chose to stay warm and dry and safe. And that, instead, is what spoke volumes about her real character.