As soon as Hillary starts to regain my respect

[Araxen]

she pulls her "bring'em down at any costs" campaign strategy again. I'll never vote for this lady come the GE. I was starting to reconsider it after the debate on Thursday.

Fool me once,blah blah blah. You know that saying.

[Catherine Vincent]

1. Who cares? nt

[DemocratSinceBirth]

2. I Hope Hillary Can Sleep Tonight Knowing She Lost Araxen's Respect

~

[JimGinPA]

5. I Think She Must Be On Suicide Watch After The Day She Had Today

:blush:

[DemocratSinceBirth]

9. If You Were Half As Tough As She Is You Would Be Twice The Man You Are Now

~

[ErnestoG]

12. This is how you can identify the Hillarite.

Shrill, nasty, insulting, unable to answer the issue without a personal attack.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

13. Cry Me A River, Ernie

~

[Cha]

15. Tough as nails ..much tougher after she

voted for the IWR and supported bush's war ON Iraq to show just how tough she really is..oh, and throw in a vote FOR the vile kyl-lieman bill and you've got one tough, rabid, flyer waver.

[yourguide]

3. Will never happen

Mark Penn confirmed with Politico a couple hours ago that part of her campaign moving forward will be a "mix of sharp and soft"

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0208/8651.html

[fenriswolf]

6. more great advice from Mark Penn

"sharp and soft" god I wish I had his job.

[yourguide]

7. yeah, just make her look MORE unstable - brilliant

[Cha]

16. IF he gets paid..you wish you

had his job. :)

[woolldog]

8. She's going to come off

as psychotic, like she has multiple personality disorder.

[woolldog]

4. Fool me once, shame on....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKgPY1adc0A&NR=1

:rofl:

[Johnny__Motown]

10. Yep, she had me going there for almost 34 hours, I feel kinda dirty now

[Cha]

17. I must be brilliant..hilary hasn't fooled

me since October 2002 but I know I'm not the only one.

[democrattotheend]

11. I agree with you on the first point

I fell for her little tug at the heartstrings the other night, though I knew it was a calculated act designed to pull at heartstrings. But now I'm feeling less charitable.

I still plan to vote for her in November, assuming she gets the nomination fair and square. If she doesn't I don't know what I'd do...I can't imagine I'd go through with any decision not to vote for her, much as I'd like to think otherwise. I went through the "I'm not voting for Kerry" phase for a little while in 2004 after Dean dropped out but I got over it.

[splat]

14. Araxen, will you ever regain my respect? It's all theater, it's not war!

[MarjorieG]

18. The visual side by side is striking and scary.

She's as manic, as he is mellow. I've been wondering all along about her sense of entitlement. Not as much about her need to overstate her qualifications.

I think the reality of losing, of hearing others' relief that she was conceding at the debate, but also that health care-which she felt her signature issue and a winner over Obama-has now been questioned, has unleashed this emotional tailspin. Somehow, smarts and what she has to offer are not enough.

No doubt after March 4th the party will elders come to her, if the mailers don't stick. Don't think they will.

And yes to below: I wonder if they can get away, again, with the same lackluster support they gave to Kerry, needing him to lose so they can get the nomination. There will be many more Dems in support than we had in 2004.


edit: OOPS, answered on wrong thread. Commenting on outburst, side by side, elsewhere.

[splat]

20. You're projecting; he's an affable actor, she's a serious woman

[ElsewheresDaughter]

19. spoken like a true rethuglican cicada

[Araxen]

21. Now, I've lost any respect for her

and consider her human scum now just like the repubs.