Senior TV Network Newsies Think Hillary's Announcement Huge Mistake.

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[NonValueAdded]

Hey, you just poked me in my mind's eye! Ghaaaack!

[SevenofNine]

OMG LJ that so funny yeah least Hillary is blond LOL!

New Bonnie and Clyde team hey if Warren Beatty want revisit that perfect casting Bill and Hillary

[The South Texan]

Call me nuts, but I think she is more concerned about Bill Richardson's announcement than anyone elses this week. Of all the Rats, he has the most appeal.

[seekthetruth]

"Now Gore can trump them all by not announcing until late in 2007. According to the KosNazis, this race is Gore's to lose."

I believe I read that Gore has already announced that he will NOT run for president. Anyone?

[Verginius Rufus]

This is correct--she should have announced her candidacy at 4 p.m. on Thursday, November 6, 2008. That is, if she had the best interests of the country at heart.

193 nations in the world, and she wants to be President of our country. Why couldn't she set her sights on one of the other countries?

[Tarpon]

I can help, Hillary's campaign slogan ... "Elect me, get another 9/11 for free". Snappy, got a nice ring to it.

[Calvin Locke]

Do you think she's attempting to distract from some other tidbit of information that's being released today?

There's the Drudge Radio thread tomorrow night. "Tomorrow's news today" as he likes to say.

[shield]

I guarantee you she already spend hundreds of thousands on media consultants, some of whom insisted she make the announcement exactly when she did. Everything with her is mapped out like the genome project.

You bet she has and you bet that's the advise she was given. These bozos all have handlers....and:

2Th 2:11 And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie:

[gcruse]

"Next, she has based her campaign on “Stopping Bush.”"

Ohmigawd!! The presidential term limits will stop Bush. Talk about fighting the last war! Maybe there's a place for the Dick Morrisses and Carl Roves of the world after all.

[quark]

Sorry to be crude, but national DhimmiCRATS -- racists that they are -- will not support a "fat, greasy-haired Mexican."

[carola]

You think? I don't see anything appealing about him. I don't even see him being much help as veep. He comes off as a disheveled slob. And then there's his pro-baseball lie.

[Goldie Lurks]

Hillary: "Let's chat."

[Coldwater Creek]

Obama is already starting to get the Hollywood money. The Hildabeast couldn't let that happen.

[sunny48]

The news is doing all hillary all day. Get the barf bags ready.

[Lady Jag]

You think Warren Beatty knows them very well?

[Colonel_Flagg]

When Hillary speaks, everyone listens.

And most of us here laugh, but what the heck. :)

[boxerblues]

Hillary's campaign slogan ... "Elect me, get another 9/11 for free".

Just think America is on its way to a family monarchy between the Bush's & Clinton's. We could have Jeb Bush in 2016 and Chelsea in 2024 if they all are in for 2 terms.

At which time I will serious think about suicide

[The South Texan]

Well I don't know if what Rush and Hannity have been talking about is all correct or whatever. But according to them, Richardson has been an aggressive tax cutter and I believe he is pro second amendment.

[FlyVet]

Mark Halperin at ABC is gushing over her announcement, but everyone else is saying “Huh?”

That's funny, and Halperin flat out admitted that the news rooms are full of liberal bias during a Hugh Hewitt interview.

I don't think this was a panic mistake, though. She's too cold and calculating for that. There must be some reason she wants to ease into the race quietly, on a weekend, like this. Maybe to show that she's just a regular, for the people guy, and not doing it for the recognition. Build it from quiet to crescendo.

Whatever the reason, it ain't for the right reasons.

[FlyVet]

Oh, and she really has nothing to lose. She will not give up her Senate seat, and if she loses, she is still Senator for Life with New York voters, just as Ted Kennedy is Senator for Life with Massachusetts voters.