For all those wanting Obama to address Palin...

[GarbagemanLB]

Hillary needs to deal with Palin for the most part. Biden should address her only in the debate, and there he should be forceful but respectful.

Obama and Biden should just focus on McCain.

Hillary going after Palin takes any potential 'victim' or 'sexism' card off the table, and frankly I think Hillary is rightfully angry about Palin trying to 'replace' her and definitely wants women to know how dangerous Palin is to their reproductive freedom and other women's issues.

[SoCalDemGrrl]

1. I second that idea. Hillary step up to the plate!!!

[Hutzpa]

2. I'll third that idea!!

from a woman stand point, its not sexism.


:thumbsup:

[enough already]

3. Obama made a mistake the other day by taking the bait...

...on the comparison to her. She's a useless fucking bimbo gnat. She isn't worthy of his attention.

[TheDonkey]

4. ALL Democrats need to get in Palin's grill and call her out on the lies and smears.

[4_Legs_Good]

5. I agree. If Hillary stepped up and just gave one of her trademark chuckles at the whole prospect

of Palin and the absurdity of McSame trying to replace her with this pathetic person, it would go a very long way to making us wake up to what's going on.

David

[Life Long Dem]

6. Obama shouldn't go near Palin.

[sandnsea]

7. I vote Barbara Mikulski

let Sarah know what a real pitbull is like.

[yellowdogintexas]

16. ohhh good one nt

[Neshanic]

8. If you are talking strategy, it is considered concern. A lockable offense.

[WA98296]

9. WAIT just a minute!!! Clinton aides say dems have been sexist to Sarah

Sarah Palin found some unlikely allies Wednesday as leading academics and even former top aides to Hillary Rodham Clinton endorsed the Republican charge that John McCain’s running mate has been subject to a sexist double standard by the news media and Democrats.


http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0908/13129.html

[Dr Fate]

10. I'd love to see her go after Palin as hard as she went after Obama.

I dont see why she couldnt.

[Metric System]

11. Palin needs to be ignored. And, again, I really don't think it's wise for Hillary to take Palin head

on. I've come to the conclusion that if Hillary takes on Palin directly she will be accused by the "liberal" media of being jealous and wanting the "prize" all to herself. She certainly can campaign for Obama but directly taking on Palin would be a huge mistake. I don't think it's wise to pay any attention to Palin at all. McCain should be the focus because, after all, the conventional wisdom is that no one votes based on the VP anyway.

[Dr Fate]

13. I think she should go after them both.

I dont know what you mean by "head on"- but Democrats should be responding to attacks on other Democrats-especially when it is our nominee...

[GarbagemanLB]

14. At the very least she needs to preform outreach to moderate/independent women to inform

them of the dangers the McCain/Palin ticket poses.

[Metric System]

15. I'm telling you, making it into Hillary vs. Palin is a very bad idea. She can speak out against

the ticket, similarly to what she did at the convention, but being responsible for answering all of Palin's attacks is not the route to take.

[Dr Fate]

17. You might be right-she needs to keep going after McCain.

n/t

[Honeycombe8]

12. No can do. Hillary is not on the ticket. Can Biden do his job, or no? He can. nt

[Roxy66]

18. Go get her Hillary!!!!

[The Craw]

19. she needs to be put in line

I'm just worried that yet again, Democrats will take the high road and not hit back....