Posted on 09/22/2011 6:58:01 AM PDT by Kaslin
My take on Clinton’s remarks? There’s an implicit conclusion: “But Barack Obama isn’t really an American.”
And on that I’m obliged to agree with the old devil.
Yep.
She's all set with her parodies.
And a parodose.
And a paradem.
Like honor among thieves, is affection among con artists.
Did anyone see the pic on Drudge of Obama and Michelle "kissing"? The body language is all too eloquent. Pure creepy.
Watch out for Bill Clinton’s real reason for spanking Obama.
He and Hillary don’t do anything that doesn’t benefit them.
The country isn’t their highest priority.
Did Obama ask for a second date?
There is as much danger in overestimating the enemy as there is in underestimating it. The GOP -- and a lot of folks here one FR -- in a blind panic made the mistake of overestimating Hillary in 2007. At the time, some of us were trying to get folks to keep their cool, step away from the heat of the moment, chill a bit, and remember that Hillary's popularity was and has always been manufactured by the MSM (as was Obama's), and that it was a mistake to choose the GOP candidate based on "the one who can beat Hillary."
Hillary's popularity is STILL manufactured; it's an illusion -- the majority are repulsed by her. There'd be only two ways she could win: vote fraud, or plurality from a third-party split. Either way, the majority of Americans would be downright furious at her being there, and Congress would swing hard right.
Fear is a good thing when it serves to alarm folks into recognizing a threat. Once fear has accomplished that, however, it should be shoved aside so that measured thinking can step up. Decisions should be made OUTSIDE of fear. Decisions made from a place of fear are almost always bad decisions. Decisons made from a place of courage are almost always going to be smarter decisions.
I hope conservatives have learned from history and avoid indulging the same "fear of Hillary" that they did in 2007.
“He’s only one year older than I am but looks more like 15 to me.”
He’s married to Hillary - give him a break.
Seriously, I have a much easier time listening to Clinton than I do to Obama.
Hillary Clinton enjoys higher marks than President Obama: poll
Poll: Hillary Clinton most liked
News services
CHICAGO – The most popular national political figure in America today was rejected by her own party three years ago: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Nearly two-thirds of Americans hold a favorable view of her and one-third suffer a form of buyer’s remorse, saying the United States would be better off now if she had become president in 2008 instead of Barack Obama.
The finding in the latest Bloomberg National Poll shows a higher level of wishful thinking about a Hillary Clinton presidency than when the question was asked in July 2010. Then, a quarter of Americans held such a view.
http://www.journalgazette.net/article/20110917/NEWS/309179939/-1/NEWS09
Poll: Americans optimistic about Hillary Clinton presidency
She lost the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008, but over a third of Americans said the U.S. would be better off now if Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were president, according to a new poll.
The Bloomberg survey released Friday showed 34 percent of those questioned said America would be superior under a Hillary Clinton administration, while 47 percent said it would be about the same and 13 percent said it would be worse.
I would rather have Hillary than Obama. I would rather have Fidel Castro than Obama. I hate Obama like I have never hated anyone.
Long term cocaine use can do that.
Long term cocaine use can do that.
I do not think Hillary will “save” anything. She will be as bad for the country (albeit with slightly different slants) as Obama. But the Democrats are going to start scrambling pretty soon...and Bill is testing the waters IMHO. That’s all.
Please be on your guard -- if that isn't coming from a place of fear, I don't know what is.
Fear is a blessed alert mechanism, but a very BAD guide for action.
And polls are almost as bad a guide as fear. Polls are manipulated and used for manipulation. My observation of politics has taught me that every poll -- even when it tells you what you want to hear -- should be taken with very, very large grains of salt.
I only pay attention to the polls that agree with what I think.
That is such a queer title.
“He’s looking more like a bobblehead every time he speaks.”
http://www.americanthinker.com/2011/09/obamas_math_more_fuzz_than_a_peach.html
This is getting weird; first Chris Ruddy announces maybe Soros is not so bad. Now he interviews Bill Clinton, and he’s not so bad either.
I’m getting more than a little worried.
He’ll get no break from me. He and Hilly deserve each other. Not only that, he’s been one of the luckiest sumbeeyotches I know of.
I’ve had cancer and I still look better than he does. His nose is a perfect match for W. C. Fields’.
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