I'm lunching with Hillary tomorrow and I'll miss EVERYTHING

[MaineDem]

Hillary is going to be in town for a fundraiser for Governor Baldacci. The one day I can't watch the developing news. Damn!

I bet the press will ask her about it. That might be interesting.

I'll have to come back here and read all about it.

Take good notes. ;)

[Tiggeroshii]

1. Democratic fundraisers are typically cheaper than Repug fndraisers

yeah? or is that wrong? For some reason I've always only seen republican fundraisers with 2 grand dinners each and stuff. Usually nothing cheaper.

[MaineDem]

5. Some of our fundraisers are reasonable

This isn't two grand but it's a bit higher than some others.

[Gman]

2. I cannot imagine an announcement not being made

at an event like that. I'm hundreds of miles away but I want to say rest assured if something breaks, they'll announce it.

[jonnyblitz]

3. I would love to stand outside with a picket sign. nt

[MaineDem]

6. Feel free

:)

[jonnyblitz]

7. naaa...not exactly up the road from me..

:hi:

[AZBlue]

4. I'm jealous!

[BL611]

8. Are there puppies on the menu?

Cause you know Hillary LOVES to eat puppies, that what shes doing with that whole DLC platform thing, trying to legislate eating puppies, its a good thing left won't let her get away with it.

I've spent too much time on DU today....

[Breeze54]

9. I'll be outside......

Senators Hillary Clinton (NY) and Dianne Feinstein (CA)

-- who both voted for the war in Iraq,

have voted to continue to fund it and have not called for

the return of our troops from this unjustifiable war --

will be in Boston for a fundraiser on

Friday October 28, 2005 at the Copley Plaza Hotel.

Also featured at this event will be

Senators Debbie Stabenow (MI) and Maria Cantwell (WA),

neither of whom are calling for the return of our troops from Iraq.

Come join other Military Families Speak Out members and allies

outside the Copley Plaza Hotel in calling for these

leading decision-makers to speak out to end the war in Iraq!

Our voices will help send the message to these Senators
(and to all decision-makers!)

that too many lives have been lost in a war based on lies,

and that true support for our troops means to

bring them home now and take care of them when they get here!

Friday October 28, 2005 --- 5:00 PM
(doors open to the public attending the fundraiser at 6:00 PM)

5:00 PM
Copley Plaza Hotel
138 St.James St.
Back Bay, Boston

:thumbsup:


http://www.HomeFromIraqNow.org

[BL611]

11. What about the puppies?

Doesn't anyone care about the puppies?

[MaineDem]

14. This isn't a fundraiser for Hillary

It's for Governor John Baldacci who's running for re-election. Who, as a matter of fact, voted against the Iraq war as a Member of Congress.

He needs the money. He needs to win.

[leftchick]

10. A Protest Is Planned for That event.....

On October 28, 2005 these four Senators –
Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), Maria Cantwell (D-WA),
Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) and Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY)
are coming to Boston to raise funds for their 2006 re-election
campaigns.
Join us outside their fundraiser at the

Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel for a rally where we will demand
that they step forward and speak out to end this war,
bring our troops home now and take care of them when they get here!

Diane, Maria, Debbie and Hillary:
Stop the Funding!
End the War in Iraq!
Bring Our Troops Home Now!
Take Care of Them When They Get Here!

Rally Outside of DNC Fundraising event
Friday, October 28, 5:00 PM
Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel
138 St. James St., Back Bay, Boston

FUND HUMAN NEEDS – NOT WAR!

Sponsored by
United for Justice with Peace, Military Families Speak Out,
Traprock Peace Center, Bring Our National Guard Home Now,
American Friends Service Committee


http://www.homefromiraqnow.org/

I would be there if I could. Damn....

[Breeze54]

12. Right on!!

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

:loveya:

[leftchick]

13. I will be there with you in spirit

:loveya:

[MaineDem]

15. Our lunch is in Maine

For the Governor.

[specimenfred1984]

16. Please ask her nicely why she's pro-war?

then please share the answer with DU.

[Deja Q]

17. Miss what? Seems we've been missing Fitzmas or whatever all week now...

never mind all of those extra abu gharib photos everybody was dyin' to see... :crazy:

I'm no longer counting the chickens before the eggs hatch.

[Maine-ah]

18. smack 'em both upside the head for me, will ya....

not impressed with either of them to tell you the truth.

[oregonindy]

19. here take some pictures of dead iraqi babies and ask her if she still

supports the war.

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2005/10/27/163147/91

[arewenotdemo]

20. I'll never forget her appearance on Letterman

By then I might have known that she voted for the IWR, but expected that she would be turning against this thing.

Letterman threw her some softball about Iraq, let her say anything she wanted to, and her response was so incredibly GLIB!!! I should have known before that, but that "interview" taught me everything I needed to know about Hillary Clinton.

Her comment about "the U.S. still being in Korea" and trip to Iraq and dildo-rattling toward Iran simply cemented that impression.

I'll never vote for her.