Hillary's views on going to war, Saddam, and WMD (as she "disses" Code Pink in March 2003)

[jefferson_dem]

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Here's another "angle" on Hillary's support for Chimpy's War plans...

Hillary Clinton talks about her vote to go to war, Saddam, and WMDs 2 weeks before war in a meeting with Code Pink in March 2003.

[blm]

1. Hillary stayed close to Bush on terrorism and Iraq from 2001-2006.

Gee - wonder what changed.

[peacebird]

2. hmmm - maybe that the election proved the Iraq war was a political liability?

:sarcasm: Not intending sarcasm at YOU....

it's just very frustrating to have msm telling us who our frontrunners are, particularily because msm is not at all concerned with what's best for the country....

[ShortnFiery]

3. I wish for the HRC that I thought I knew in the 1990s.

We live near D.C. and every time during the late 1990s when we'd treat our relatives to tours within eye-shot of the White House, I'd quip, "There lives The President of the United States and her husband, Bill." :P

However, I don't recognize the rigid and militaristic HRC that I thought I knew during the 1990s. I'm saddened and disappointed that I can NOT support her. IMO she's morphing into an American version of that former (horrific!) British PM, Margaret Thatcher. :scared: :thumbsdown:

[Dancing_Dave]

4. It's up to us to stop her!

Celebrity public opinion polls don't win primaries--mobilization does. We can build grass roots organizations to mobilize people to vote in the primaries for candidates we can truly support.

[ShortnFiery]

5. Not just HRC, but other Clintonians are, on good authority, forming a Shadow Government

orchestrated by ... TA DA! ---> The American Enterprise Institute (AEI). :wow: :scared:

See this Link - it will knock your socks off:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x1122458

Led by two defense experts and veterans from the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Dr. Kurt Campbell, and Michele Flournoy, and with a board that includes Bush's former deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage, Clinton-era Defense Secretary Bill Perry and Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, CNAS has attracted some of the rising stars -- both uniformed and civilian -- of the Pentagon intelligentsia. On the QT, we hear prez aspirant Hillary Clinton, former councilor to Secretary of State Rice Philip Zelikow, rumored future Dem administration national security advisor Jim Steinberg, and Senator Chuck Hagel are slated to address the CNAS kickoff at the Willard. But it will be the ability of the younger thinkers driving the enterprise to come up with new and transformative ideas for the next administration that is the real test of its clout.

http://www.prospect.org/csnc/blogs/tapped

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Now please tell me what is the difference between the Clintons and the Bushs when it comes to the realization of A One World Order?