Philadelphia Debate - Hillary: The Strength and Experience to Make Change Happen

Hillary Clinton for President ^ | 10/30/2007 | Hillary Clinton for President

[mdittmar]

Losing ground in the polls, Senator Barack Obama announced over the weekend that he intends to abandon the politics of hope and attack Hillary in tonight’s debate.

While her rivals hurl negative attacks, Hillary will continue to demonstrate her deep understanding of the issues and outline her positive vision for America.

Despite repeated attacks from Obama and John Edwards, Hillary enters tonight’s debate in a position of strength. A Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll out last week shows her leading the primary by 31 points, and beating all of the Republicans in head-to-head general election matchups. And a recent CBS News poll showed Hillary surging to a 28-point lead.

In Philadelphia tonight, Hillary will make the case that she has the strength and experience to deliver the change America needs.

On Iraq, Hillary will talk about her three-step plan to get our troops home in the smartest, safest way we can. She’ll make it crystal clear that if George Bush won’t end this war before he leaves office, as President, she will.

On Iran, she will make clear that we need to prevent President Bush’s rush to war while engaging in aggressive diplomacy to stop Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. Hillary was among the very first Senators to speak out and make clear that George Bush does not have the authority to go to war in Iran, and is a co-sponsor of legislation to prevent him from doing so.

At home she’ll detail her plan to offer quality, affordable health care to every American, move the nation toward energy independence and rebuild the road to the Middle Class.

Tonight, Americans will be reminded why poll after poll show that voters believe Hillary has the best combination of strength and experience to be President.

[Clara Lou]

Please... I just ate.

[TexGuy]

Experience ... What experience?

[originalbuckeye]

How long have she and the sink emperor been married? Can you imagine the constant and consistent humiliation the Hildebeast has endured? Does anyone in our fair country actually think she is suited to be the leader of the free world??? As soon as she is challenged in any way she resorts to accusing the challenger of being a plant. Remember the Dem in Iowa who actually asked her a challenging question? This woman does not have the intelligence, the support, nor the temperament to be President. Just watch. Any of the other President wannabes (all men) will be accused (like Rick Lazio) of ‘attacking a woman’ if they try to play hardball with her. God help us.

[mdittmar]

Experience ... What experience?

Well,she was the wife of a President that disgraced the Oval Office,I guess that counts as Experience;)

[darkwing104]

Experience? I thought she was the intern candidate.

[SERKIT]

Past experience means nothing if you have a poor memory and openly admit that various men have “fooled” them in the recent past. She is, however, an experience enabler of a husband with piggish behavior.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

This is all scripted anyway. The notion that Obama can beat Hillary was just to keep media pundits happy.

Obama is nothing more than a hors' de voure for Clinton.

[jpf]

So I was REALLY depressed about our chances of winning in 08’, and then I saw the Democrats tonight. Hillary was for illegal aliens getting drivers licenses, before she was against it (in the span of like 5 seconds), Kucinich was for space aliens getting a license for their space craft, and after the debate Richardson was saying, I guess, that alien bodies are being hidden by the federal government or something. These people aren’t well, so now I’m thinking we’ve got a chance.

On a side note, Chris Dodd is sure giving it the old college try isn’t he?

[Intolerant in NJ]

Philadelphia Debate...and even while the dabate amonst the top Democrats in the nation was ongoing, merely six blocks away a Philadlephia cop was shot and suspected perps were chased into the Schuykill (sp?) River by dozens of Philly's finest - sort of ironic that such major chaos goes on almost daily in the very city where the 'rats had congregated and which has been under 'rat control for decades.......

[chiefqc]

The article looks like it was written by our ex BJ president, bent wille.