November 26: Hillary says "it WILL be me" winning the nomination ...

[Alhena]

it's this kind of attitude that caused her to not organize past Super Tuesday or in smaller states and which turned so many people off of her campaign.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/11/26/eveningnews/main3540666.shtml

Is she concerned Obama will get a major boost from Winfrey’s enthusiastic fan base?

“No,” Clinton said. “At the end of the day, it's among us as candidates. People will make their judgments. I’m proud to have my husband support me. It's wonderful to have someone with his knowledge and experience and incredible ability vouch for me campaign for me.”

"If it's not you, how disappointed will you be?" Couric asked.

“Well, it will be me,” she said.

But she said she would stand behind any other Democratic nominee, if it came to that. “We're going to have unified party, behind whoever we nominate.”

Clearly, she has considered the possibility she won't be the nominee?

"No, I haven't," Clinton said.

[DJ13]

1. I remember that interview, her arrogance was a real turnoff

:puke:

[LakeSamish706]

2. And there-in lies my huge problem with her... nough said.. n/t

[Alexander]

3. She shook her head "no" when asked if she'd support another nominee.

That raises a red flag with me.

[Kittycat]

4. Immaturity.

Shaking her head no? At any age - that's a sign of immaturity.