Hillary Clinton: Which Side Of Her Shows Up In Dems Debate?

[NDambi]

After a six week lull, Democratic presidential candidates return to the debate stage on Wednesday. And that means the trailing candidate, Hillary Clinton, has a decision to make: whether to be aggressive or more subdued in her approach to front-runner Barack Obama.

She has taken both approaches in past debates, and could justify either one this time.

Since Clinton and Obama last debated in Cleveland on Feb. 26, she has made little progress toward her goal of a come-from-behind victory. She's further behind in the delegate race and has failed to overtake Obama in most national polls, despite a brief national furor over incendiary remarks by his former pastor Jeremiah Wright.

Even her aides aren’t sure which approach she’ll take. As one strategist told me, in this unpredictable campaign the debate is still a lifetime away, and any predictions almost certainly will be wrong.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/24113070


Hmmm..so which Hilda will show up?

[MercutioATC]

1. I don't care as long as it's the one that cackles.

I think I peed a little watching her squawk and stutter...entertaining stuff.

[NDambi]

2. ha ha...cackle cackle cluck cluck..

[meow mix]

3. the cackler

lookout batman

[SoCalDem]

8. Cackle Me Elmo.. a new toy is born

:)

The Jackal Cackle Iris

[Diane R]

4. I don't care which one shows up, either, as long as it's the last debate she shows up for.

[redstate_democrat]

5. Expect a battle

Hillary will come out guns a blazen because she needs to win (or she might be coolheaded since she is expected to win Penn by several points, she may not want to alienate undecided voters).

Obama will also come out guns a blazen because he has nothing to lose in Pennsylvania, Hillary has attacked him in a manner that crossed the line, and there is just SO MUCH to hit her on.

[MadBadger]

6. Obama wont be playing front runner tomorrow. He will defend, pivot, and attack tomorrow.

[SoCalDem]

7. Shame on You Momma n.t