Why does a Senator from such a cold hard state like New York get so upset when she gets a little criticism?

Question

I thought New Yorkers were tougher than that.

Answer 1

She's not a New Yorker she's from Chicago .

Answer 2

I find no fault with Senator Clinton's remarks.

However, I am again amazed that candidates who may otherwise have some valid comments to contribute to the national debate pounce on anything Senator Clinton says. I believe at this point if she announced that "I have determined that the sun appears to come up in the East." Governor Richardson would say "the facts are not well established on that issue yet"…Senator Biden would say "for the most part I agree with Hillary"…former Senator Edwards would say "I believe the truth of the matter is it comes up in the Southeast"…Senator Obama would say "what did she say?"…former Senator Gravel would say "it's a conspiracy" and the Republicans would laugh all the way to the White House.

People, people, people! It's the neo-cons of the Republican Party that brought us to where we are! Can we keep our eyes on the ball?

We need a Democratic President, AND a Democratic Congress.

Answer 3

That is a stereotype. much of my family is from New York and we/they are not any more callous than anyone else anywhere.

People are people and there are some regional differences, yes, but no one likes unfair and undue criticism.

Have you ever travelled in NY? Not just the city either, but the state as a whole?

Answer 4

Awwww. Quit picking on Hillary!

You know, I would just love to see her get the heat that George Bush has been getting during his presidency. instead of taking it as something that goes with the territory, she'd probably throw a hissy fit and have a complete meltdown.
She can't deal with a reporter? And she thinks she can deal with Chavez, Putin, Castro, etc? LOL!

Answer 5

You have no idea, check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hy6yjenLf4o

Answer 6

Probably just sick of lies from people that YOU listen to