[Aristotelian]

It is hard not to feel sorry for Hillary Clinton.

No, it's not.

[Aristotelian]

Actually, Bill Clinton’s reported analysis seems spot on. Hillary is becoming a victim of the surge’s success. As Iraq recedes into the background, the case for her candidacy seems less and less compelling. So, in a sense, Hillary is being defeated by Bush!

[SIDENET]

It is hard not to feel sorry for Hillary Clinton.

I don't feel sorry for that soulless creature.

[penowa]

"It is hard not to feel sorry for Hillary Clinton."

ROFLOL!

[romanesq]

The leftist Guardian is just crying for one of its own.
She should plan for a nice trip to the UK when she is defeated.
They can all have a good cry together.

Let’s make sure that day comes soon.

[Mr Apple]

3rd

[TexasCajun]

Was/Is Big Media holding back on Hillary, not wanting to jeopardize any future relationship with the potential temperamental President and now that she lost Iowa and her campaign seems to be imploding they seem to be slowly but surely finding courage to report what they really think of her.

[gridlock]

This guy nails it with a five-pound sledge. A Hillary Clinton Presidency would mean we are re-fighting the battles of the 90s for eight more years, and nobody under the age of 40 wants that to happen. To them Bill Clinton is history, and sordid history at that. They don’t want to go back.

[gridlock]

It is hard not to feel sorry for Hillary Clinton.

It is foot-on-the-neck time for Hillary Clinton. Nobody should feel sorry for her until she is well and truly eliminated from the contest. Until then, pressure must be applied.

I might feel sorry for Hillary Clinton the day after she withdraws... but probably not.

[backhoe]