What Hillary Should Say Now

For all of you who believe in polls, nobody has called me or anybody else I have asked. How many on here have been polled? And as for the articles which are written on Obama, McCain, Palin or anyone else, people write from their own feelings. Most of the time they are lies. I don't believe news articles or polls. I do believe what my grandmother told me when I was younger..... money talks and BS walks. Guess we know who has more money in this campaign.

Anyone who snarks this article is an idiot. I was just thinking the exact same thing this morning. Hillary, come and inspire us the way you always do! People who think Palin is a feminist, who think she cares about equality, are IDIOTS. Come remind those who prayed for Obama to tap Hillary for VP that Palin is the anti-Hillary. They will get it on their own in time, but we don't have that kind of time. Do it, Hillary--say the words.

Obama supporters, WSJ article, continued:

Mr. Obama claims to offer a tax cut to moderate-income families, but a significant portion of Mr. Obama's tax plan is a welfare giveaway costing more than $648 billion over 10 years, according to the Tax Policy Center.
How so? He would authorize a hodgepodge of refundable tax credits covering everything from education, mortgage payments, child care and other items for people who do not pay income taxes now.
About 38% of U.S. households pay no income tax today. Under a President Obama (whose policies would shave 15.3 million households off the tax rolls) that share would grow to nearly half of all American households.
We have been repeatedly told that everyone should pay their fair share. So this sounds grossly unfair and like a return of tax-and-spend liberal economics. No wonder there is a lot of doubt about the wisdom of the junior senator from Illinois.
Mr. Obama's health-care proposal is not quite HillaryCare, but it comes close. A national health insurance, heavily subsidized by taxpayers, would be offered to the currently uninsured. Mr. Obama's instincts on health care are always to move more people onto rolls of government-paid and government-mandated insurance, while depriving the marketplace the oxygen it needs for greater innovation, life-saving cures, and efficiency.
Americans have heard the refrain for government-provided health care before and know an expensive government giveaway when they see it.
Mr. Obama's energy policy is to drill less, consume less, tax more, and spend more. With barely a nod to nuclear energy -- the only meaningfully large, carbon-free source of domestic energy -- he is promising a massive increase in domestic, noncarbon-based energy from sources that produce only a fraction of our energy now.
He has also proposed massive tax increases on U.S. oil and gas companies while continuing to cut off vast swaths of U.S. territory to drilling.
Again, Americans are wiser than they are given credit. They know that if you restrict supply and tax production, prices go up.
The economic wisdom of Americans should not be doubted. They can see through Mr. Obama's proposals. They know that they will have to pick up the bill if Mr. Obama sends checks to people who already don't pay taxes; they know a centralized government-controlled health-care system will be more expensive, less efficient, and less friendly to patients and doctors. They know that the most effective way to bring down energy prices is by keeping all our energy options open, including more drilling in the U.S.
And they know that if a candidate has spent his entire career taxing more and spending more, that's what you'll get -- and more of it.
Mr. Obama is wondering why he can't shake Mr. McCain. His problem isn't his plans for the campaign. It's his plans for governing the country. Americans just aren't buying into them

Neither John Mccain nor Sarah Palin are the types of people we need in the white house at a time like this. Of all the families I viewed after the conventions, Obama/Biden are the images that we need today. Strong morals and strong family ties. Sarah palin should have taught her daughter abstinence and to choose her baby's father better than she did. Proud to be a f@#@#$ redneck is not the type of person I would want my daughter to be with. You can dress this boy up and he is still white trash and to see that palin has brought him to the convention says a lot for her. She is not a good mother. I also did not see this country represented at the rnc convention. There are people of ALL colors fighting in Iraq and this country was built on diversity. What kind of change is McCain talking about? Where are these people? I see the same good ole boys who will put their sheets on after 12 at night and ride. His whole convention was nauseating. Palin reads her words which were written for her as a third grader following each word with her finger so as not to lose her space. Three words for the republicans..... What a Joke!

Save us Hillary! The writer, Patty Davis, has informed us that The woman of America aren't smart enough to figure out who to vote for. They are just dumb. They will vote for the Republican ticket because it has a woman on it...they need you Hillary to tell them that would be a dumb thing to do....if you don't speak, if you don't let the women of America know that they shouldn't do that, they will never figure it out for themselves. Please save us from all the dumb women of America who don't have the brains to vote for the best party....who don't have the smarts to figure this out for themselves...who are so stupid that they will robotically see a woman on the enemy ticket and just simply vote that way....Patty Davis, thank you so much for not having faith in the women of America and for urging Hillary to wise them up...You are one intelligent woman....now if only you, Ms. Davis had faith in the woman voter of America...obviously you don't. SAVE US HILLARY!!!!!!

Is Hillary your savior still? If women are so smart, why are you so worried that they would vote for McCain Palin...because there's a woman on the ticket? Aren't women smarter than that? If you believe they are, then why write your letter? If you believe they are not, then you certainly aren't saying much for the women of America. My point, to suggest that many women will vote for McCain Palin simply because there's a woman on the ticket is degrading to women and even more so because we need Hillary to wise them up....Once they enter that booth, they'll vote who they think is best for this country, man or woman.

I dread the effects of you and your noisy cohorts shoving that swing into a New Age Puritanism. The story of human-kind is, of course, exactly that... swings of human behavioral pendulums... as inevitable as the cyclic Ice Ages of hundreds of millions of years since the birth of planet Earth.

In such a scheme... you are a blip in humanity's eye. And the reaction, inevitably, and I pray not disastrously, is reflexive: to rub it out

Although, and perhaps because of, I am registered as Independent, I am seeing posters on both sides of the political party lines distant myself.

Overwheming is the lack of FACTS which have not been checked by the posters themselves. When you repeat hearsay and emotion-driving comments of others without checking the allegations for yourselves.. .you are, simply, illustrating the very pendulum swing you should fear the most!

American voters are neither "dumb" nor "stupid"! Quit with the dimbot name-galling of people here... and it is happening on the part of both Democrats and Republicans.

Think! Check! Look at the other viewpoints! Do ALL of that before you make decisions. These kinds of decisions ... what button you ultimately push in the voting box ... should never be based on what verbal types, determined types, arrogant types, misinformed types (and no, not all of the above for each poster).

Think for yourselves! Check. The. Facts. Check. The. Sources.

sigh.. including me.

I am so tired of hearing well obama is so talented but he has no experience. or the very old he needs hilary to unite the democratic party or that we as women need her to voice our frustrations with the new pride of the republican party palin. enough is enough i am ready for change i would rather a president who is not in any big business pocket than have a president who will be a cabon copy of our current one. if we as women want have our voices heard laud and clear vote vote vote and hopefully it will be for the one who will get our country back where it should be

When I see Obama I see a man who though quite talented is not yet ready for the job he seeks. I see a stubborn, prideful man who has benefited richly from campaigning against Hillary Clinton [he'd be toast today if their battle ended in Feb]. He then *needed" Hillary to unite the party, & now he *needs* her to consolidate the women's vote. whendoes he begin to win this on his own by his own accord [& now w/Biden] instead of calling on Hillary every time he's in a jam. It's not that far away from the SNL skit which is tragic. Now you say her voice is needed. He needed Hillary more than he would admit and yet he couldn't even bring himself to go through the motions to vet her for VP. While a Clinton/Obama ticket would have represented the best chance for this country, an Obama/Clinton would still have been unstoppable. Yet here we are in a politicle climate tailor made for Democrats, w/all Obama's money & momentum, he is still dead even w/McCain when NO GOP candidate should even be standing. That alone should speak volumes. The man is not ready. McCain is no wing-nut unlike his VP pick. The country would be safer in his hands although it puts the Supreme Court in great peril...a tough pick.

When you know more about Sara Palin, you will ask yourself, what was McCain thinking.:

Under Palin's leadership, Alaska this year asked for almost $300 per person in requests for pet projects from one of McCain's top adversaries: the state's indicted Sen. Ted Stevens. That is more than any other state received, per person, from Congress for the current budget year. Other states got just $34 worth of local projects per person this year, on average, according to Citizens Against Government Waste, a Washington-based watchdog group.The state government's earmark requests to Congress in her first year in office exceeded $550 million, more than $800 per resident.

Who is Patti Davis to entice Hillary to go negative towards Sara Palin? I don't recall any positive Hillary articals from Davis. I am sick to my stomach of reporters and newspapers doing select coverage, as far as I am concerned it was the lack of intelligent coverage that got Obama nomitated. From how I understand it - McCain selected Palin. Go after McCain. And by the way, Obama came from out of nowhere - so why is that now some big deal for Palin? Women are not waiting to hear from Hillary - we are waiting for the next election!

Here's the thing: Hillary does not "NEED" to say or do anything. But it sure would be nice. I'm not happy she lost the nomination or wasn't properly vetted for VP, etc., I'm not blind to the fact that that the democratic party treated her badly, I'm mortally angry about the rampant misogyny leveled against her during the primary and I'm really saddened by all my Obama supporting friends who kept their mouths shut about it because it benefited their candidate. However, I'm not mad enough to vote Republican. Not ever. So yes, it would be nice for Hillary to do something about this, but let's try asking politely, let's give her the respect she has earned but was so woefully denied during the primary . So, the title of this piece should be "what we'd LIKE Hillary to say now", you don't need to write orders to Hillary Clinton, you have no more right to...unless you live in the state of New York. Either way, there's no excuse to vote against her values and your own, no excuse at all.