Yes we will, yes we will

[cooolandrew]

Run time: 04:46 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhCikLeXb7c   Posted on YouTube: February 19, 2008 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: February 19, 2008 By DU Member: cooolandrew Views on DU: 272

 

[DS1]

1. 66% plagiarized

:P

[Beregond2]

7. Yes We Will

So sad. Obama is so completely in control of the dialogue, all she can do is borrow.

[oviedodem]

2. ROTFL!!! You have to be kidding. How truly pathetic to now come

up with "most" of BO mantra. She can't come up with her own or maybe "ready on day one" is not getting the job done.

Things must be worse in Hillary land than we think. Gosh even McCain's "straight talk express" is original.

[dbmk]

3. Difference in style

Being in and from Europe, I only get my news through sites like these, youtube, the candidate sites and whatever online stuffI can find on the network sites. So my impressions might be a bit malformed and undernourished in terms of having the complete picture.

But when I compare the two candidates, it strikes me that Hillary seems to speak and pitches her voice in a style that signals some sort of urging for people to be excited. While Obama just speaks and people get excited.

Am I wrong?

[Labors of Hercules]

6. I would say you are very perceptive, for a European...

And as a European, you will also know just how funny that assertion is, coming from an American.

:evilgrin:

[cooolandrew]

8. Well with 47 percent of americans not in favour of Hillary a fair amount disagree.

[stellanoir]

4. lecture on

Ughhh

[happygoluckytoyou]

5. SORRY HE STOLE "STRAIGHT TALK EXPRESS" FROM SENATOR CRAIG

[Apollo11]

9. After 13 months of campaigning, Hillary sounds kind of tired.

It's kind of uncomfortable to watch. I think Hillary needs a long vacation.

The idea that Hillary fans will start chanting "Yes We Will" is kind of lame.

Like it's not enough to support Hillary, you also have to disrespect Obama.

She can't let Obama have his slogans. She has to try and trump them.

But Hillary is not only competing against Obama for the nomination in 2008.

She is also competing against her husband, to prove "anything Bill can do ..."