Aw, Hillary is going the YouTube route...

[snooper2]

LOL- "I'm just tryin' to git people to know me!" "Most don't even know my last name!"


This just popped up on her channel two hours ago...At the current rate she will have hundreds of videos before the primaries are over....

[onehandle]

1. Wimmen have too many videos on the youtubes.

It's like she wants to be presidenk or sumthin'

[snooper2]

4. you spelled women wrong...

not sure what you are going on about....

You subscribed to the greatness that is JaclynGlenn?

[Xyzse]

16. I am so going to have to watch that.

Can't right now, but I will.

[OKNancy]

2. moving....

[MineralMan]

3. So, do you think she shouldn't be doing this?

Can you explain why that might be?

[snooper2]

6. I was making a comment, I don't care one way or the other LOL

well, except for my sig line


This is all fluff until the ramp-up to the first debates (and I mean that across the board for everybody running) It'll keep making Skinner money though

[MineralMan]

15. Well, see, apparently you do care.

You keep creating OPs about all of this. If you didn't care, you wouldn't be doing that. Your tagline does say a lot, though. You oppose Hillary Clinton's nomination, it seems. So, who's your choice for the Democratic nomination? Why? You can help get a dialog started, or you can simply poke at Hillary Clinton's apparent campaign strategy.

Positive arguments work better than negative ones. Tell us what you want, not what you don't want, and we can talk about it.

[NM_Birder]

14. yes i can.

I find it insulting........... that candidates put on this dog and pony show about how much they "care", and are involved in "home style" breakfasts and "kitchen table" conversations to dupe the average ignorant person into believing this Hollywood Campaign perception has in ANY WAY, ANY BASIS of reality on how they live and interact with the population.

Campaigning is more about a clever and heartfelt puppet show, to distract the voter from the eventual fact that once elected, there is very little truth to the perception they gave to get elected.

[MineralMan]

17. That "average ignorant person" will be voting, you know.

It's a political campaign, and all political campaigns are trying to get people to vote for a particular candidate. You're a smart person. Surely you know that most voters do not study nor understand actual policy issues. They vote anyhow. These campaign videos are not directed at you in any way. There will be other campaign operations that target really, really smart people like you. Everyone can vote, so candidates try to speak to everyone who might vote. Maybe you'll vote, too. Trust me, the candidates will get their messages to you, as well.

[sufrommich]

5. It's almost as if her campaign thinks media has

changed along with technology advancements.

[cyberswede]

7. *snerk*

[leftofcool]

18. oh snap!

[Oneironaut]

8. It's a great idea if done correctly.

The Internet is everything these days. It's a much stronger force than TV - especially for younger voters.

[PoliticAverse]

9. It's universal and very low cost, why wouldn't a candidate take advantage of it? n/t

[justiceischeap]

10. And since it was announced right before she announced

that she'd be leveraging social media heavily in her campaign, it isn't at all surprising.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

11. Commercials.

[Cheese Sandwich]

12. Why don't my people have commercials like that?

Probably no money :broke:

[NM_Birder]

13. LOL,, "don't know my last name" ?

lets see.Hillary ....Hillary,.... Hillary... it sounds familiar.....................
Could it beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...........
^S^A^T^A^N ??????

*disclaimer* nobody freak out, it's just a church lady joke.

[zappaman]

19. Seems like a smart, easy and relatively cheap way to reach people.

Can't really find anything wrong with this.