Did anyone else hear Hilary Rosen (a Hillary Clinton supporter) on MSNBC just now say to Tucker that

[jezebel]

Hillary has some big endorsements coming? Anyone know anything about any upcoming endorsements for Hillary?

[Abacus]

1. Seems like she

could really use them today; if she has them, I'm not sure what the hold up is.

[jezebel]

3. I couldn't believe Tucker didn't ask her who she meant. nt

[polpilot]

29. Sponge Bob?

[russian33]

2. i heard about John Glenn...i think

[shain from kane]

4. ASCAP, BMI, and RIAA.

[blogslut]

9. Ack!

Don't get me started on Hilary Rosen and her part in the treacherous music industry crackdown on the people's music. Grrr.

[liberalhistorian]

18. Who is she?

I'm not sure I've ever even heard of her. Then again, I'm an old fart in my forties! :evilgrin:

[blogslut]

26. I'm an old fart too

But Ms. Rosen is well known to this ex-deejay:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilary_Rosen

Ever read about how the music industry sues single moms and college kids for downloading songs? Or maybe how that same industry pushed to be able to install computer virus' on people's machines, in order to protect their "property"? You can thank Ms. Rosen for that.

[golddigger]

5. Obama?

:evilgrin:

[grantcart]

14. if they had Edwards they would have leaked it

[movonne]

6. Maybe Edwards???? I'm not a Hillary supporter so I hope is not

Edwards...I was an Edwards supporter...

[PearliePoo2]

7. If so...

and she does have some "aces in the hole", you'd think she would bring them out today in light of the primaries being held.:shrug:

[TexasObserver]

8. But what can she say? "We're getting our ass beat like a rented mule?!"

Even if she got Edwards and Gore, which I don't think she will, it's not going to help. The problem is people don't like her as the nominee, some for substantive reasons, some for personal reasons.

[Independent-Voter]

10. Exactly. Expect to get ripped for pointing out the obvious though

[Maribelle]

15. Hillary is ahead in the Popular Vote. The people do like her.

But I suppose repeating the lie that people do not like her ad nauseum makes Obama Supporters feel pumped.

Popular Vote Total as of 2/12/2008

Clinton 9,077,984 47.50%
Obama 8,662,315 45.33%

[stevietheman]

11. Remember folks: Hilary Rosen is the person behind suing kids and grandmas...

for downloading music.

Yeah, let's listen to this worthless pile of dung.

[babylonsister]

12. John Glenn is endorsing her today. Maybe that's it? nt

[liberalhistorian]

16. If so, that won't really do much good, frankly.

Most people, especially those under 40, don't really know who he is and frankly don't care much if they do. You'd think that'd be different in Ohio, but it isn't. I'm from Ohio, although I'm in SD now, and most Ohioans don't give much of a shit about him, either. They don't dislike him or anything like that, and he's a good man, it's just that they really don't care much about him or what he thinks. He's kind of been put on the back burner.

Frankly, while much ballyhoo is made of them by the media, I don't think endorsements mean all that much to most people, anyway. People usually don't vote for or against someone based on who endorses them. I think endorsements don't help much if you like the person endorsing a candidate because chances are you're already likely to vote for them based on similarities you may have with the endorser. And if you don't like someone, their endorsement of a candidate sure as hell isn't gonna make you want to run out and vote for their preferred candidate.

[joshcryer]

23. Space advocates know who he is and he's well respected in that community. That's at least a...

...million plus individuals who know and respect the guy and have seen that Hillary actually has space policy.

[liberalhistorian]

25. I'm not saying I don't respect and admire him,

or that he's in any way a bad person or anything remotely like that. All I'm saying is that he's a blast from the past, so to speak, that most people really don't know who he is and don't really care, frankly. I don't think it's going to make much difference. He wouldn't make much difference no matter which candidate he endorsed.

[liberalhistorian]

28. I'm not saying I don't respect and admire him,

or that he's in any way a bad person or anything remotely like that. All I'm saying is that he's a blast from the past, so to speak, that most people really don't know who he is and don't really care, frankly. I don't think it's going to make much difference. He wouldn't make much difference no matter which candidate he endorsed.

[Yael]

32. I am a little more concerned with the economy and ending the war

than the space program. BUT -- thats just me!

[Hieronymus]

20. Another voice from the past. I always admired John Glenn, but the man ....

is old ... he'll be 87 in July.

[joshcryer]

22. "The man is old."

WTF is wrong with you people.

[ElsewheresDaughter]

13. maybe some Johns?

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[Maddy McCall]

17. Maybe Edwards. Clark.

We'll see.

[golddigger]

21. Didn't Clark already endorse Clinton Maddy?

[Maddy McCall]

24. I didn't know it if he did.

I came to be a Hillary supporter only a couple of weeks ago...hadn't paid attention to her endorsements until then...I was an Edwards supporter til he bowed out.

[golddigger]

30. Hi Maddy, I was a Edwards supporter too. I think Clark endorse her in Jan.

[Maddy McCall]

31. Then I feel all the better about supporting Clinton.

Thanks for the info!

[MagsDem]

19. Edwards for one

[Botany]

27. Gavin MacLeod?