Reply #85: I'll raise you one. She started morphing into the very thing Keith had been bashing for years: [View All]

[Tatiana]

A Republican.

"As far as I know" sounds strikingly similar to the "some people say" Faux Noise construct.

It is no coincidence that Clinton began to align herself with John McCain. Hillary made a conscious decision to do that.

Hillary has experience, McCain has experience, Obama has a speech.

Both McCain and Hillary are qualified to be President. Obama, not so much.

"Obliteration" and similar foreign policy stances as McCain.

The gas tax holiday idea.

Grantcart makes a great point above. This is Clintonianism; where these supporters see the party AS the Clintons rather than the Clintons being a part of the party. If you look at things from that perspective, the Clintons are never wrong because they are the party and we have to mold (triangulate) our values to fit with theirs to be Democrats.

Keith was trying to pull Clinton back from her right-ward drift. That's what his criticism was all about.