Fireproofed—and Firing Away

Hillary is not fine tuned, that woud meaen she is running for a reason, not just running.

Ya know, I did not see anything but disgrace and disgust when Hillary and Bill were in Office with the creator of the World Wide Web Al Gore. I can't in good conscience vote for her for alot of the same reasons I did not vote for Bill. If she had contributed something for the country when her husband was in office we might be talking a different storry, but I think she was probably watching Bill and Monica the whole time all that was going on..
Plus all this about mud slinging and crying of the Republicans...HA! That is all we have heard for almost 8 years is crying and snibling from the Democrats since the Republicans took the Presidency. Can you imagine what kind of country we would have right now if Al Gore had been in office when those planes slammed into the side of the trade buildings? I dont even want to think about it.
I do think though our country has been sold a bill of goods by all the politicians and how they are going to reform the tax structure in this country and they have all been liars..All they did was structure it a little more for the wealthy. Well pretty quick we won't have a country that we can enjoy the fruits of our labor because their won't be any fruit if they keep draining the working class the way they are doing.
So I say like one of the other bloggers said. "Revolution is just a step away and Power back to the People is needed"!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah, right. She had a good night. What do you expect? When questions are planted (again), the audience is Clinton supporters hand-picked at the last minute, and the post debate commentary is by her unacknowledged current advisor Carville, she should have looked a whole lot better.

As a native New Yorker who DID NOT VOTE for Hillary to become senator in a state where she did not belong nor knew anything about.....

She is a liar and conniver, which is worse than a manipulator. She is not using her intelligence (if she has any), she is using her gender and ability to raise money as a platform.

Debates are nothing more than entertainment value these days... so this 'attacking' tactic used by all candidates should not be surprising.

San Diego average home cost is $500,000 - and that small house would be located in a sketchy part of the city. Gas is over $3.60/gal. and seems to be heading quickly towards $4.00. A family earning only $97,000 would barely get by here - good luck with that. I imagine they would be considered rich in the South.

As one of her most stubborn critics, she has not only won my approval, but my vote. Edwards was likeable because he had a good heart and well meaning ideas..but...resorting to dirty mud-slinging has taken away that likeability and with it, he's lost not only my respect, but any edge he had over his competitors, and any charm. Obama, I appreciate and like, but he's just NOT ready to be president and his constant error in fact and attempted wisdom only puts his inexperience on display. He speaks too quickly and acts without considering the consequence of his words or actions! These are NOT good qualities in a president, and I just won't vote for him right now.

But Hilary? Strong, Determined, and Knowledgeable.

Guess that makes me a "Hilary Girl." because those are the kind of things I WANT in a president, and quite frankly, we're overdue for someone of her caliber to lead our country.

Clinton was the only one who acted Presidential. It was interesting to watch - all of the men attacking her at once. It seemed a desperate and failing strategy.

Clinton lied, nobody died -------------------------------------------
Bush lied, hundreds of thousands have died (counting Iraqi civilians) I'll take Clinton for 0, thank you :-)

Hillary was very fine tuned and extremely positive. She is the commander-in-chief we need. She has the experience, the fortitude and the education to lead us out of these troubled times. Anyone watching the 11/15/07 debate knew that Hillary was the prime candidate the Democrats should nominate for President.

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She is truly a leader, in every sense of the word. "The Boys" cannot touch her.

Based on WHAT???????????????????????

Her healthcare fiasco a few years back? She led that right into the toilet.

Geez, who in their right might can see leader in this lady and back it up with some facts?

Ask our miliary who they want to lead them. I can guarantee you the last name isn't Clinton.

RON PAUL - most contributions from our military both current and past

There, I just answered that question for you ignorant one.

I can not believe that Sen. Clinton is ahead in the national polls. Is anyone that claims to be voting for her listening to her? She can't answer direct questions that she hasn't memorized an answer for without using her laugh as a space filler as she thinks of a way to get out of questions. I think that the fact that she has taken money from criminals, twice, and she isn't ethical enough to not plant questions and tell the truth while speaking, makes her a bad choice for President of the U.S.. I am tired of leaders that are not leading by example. Besides, she is no Bill, until she lies.
P.S. I am a nationally ranked college level debator from Phi Kappa Delta, and a woman. I am ready to vote for a woman to do the job, just not Sen. Clinton!

Why does Hillary think she is qualified to be President? She's held no elective office until recently; she's has no business experience worth mentioning; she's never been in the military; she's never been in much of a leadership position or displayed leadership; she is divisive and polarizing to the populace; her baggage includes Whitewater, demeaning motherhood (comments about baking cookies), and her husband's misconduct. All she offers is talk and plans - she has no substantive solutions or record to examine. Most likely she'd govern by consensus, waffle a lot, and be a disaster ala Jimmy Carter. She's in a no-lose position...regardless of the outcome, she has politically advanced the cause of women. Perhaps one day, America will a viable candidate with governing experience, leadership and communication skills who is a woman. But it ain't today, and it ain't Hillary.

At least Howard Fineman noted that Hillary Clinton evaded the question about NAFTA. AS I recall she also chuckled when she made her comments. The impact of NAFTA on families and communities is nothing to laugh about and I hope that some of the other candidates call her on this (since the media seems to have abandoned this role). Ditto for her definition of "middle class." That is going to be a surprise here in Iowa!