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Last night they sure seemed like a winner to me. Hillary
Clinton still had the edge on Barack and Edwards.
They tried Conservative like tactics to thwart her
momentum. And it failed. Just like I knew it would.
Somehow people cannot understand that she will
definitely change this country for the better, just like
her husband. And whatever is exposed now, she will
try to fix. So are you confident in the future president
of the US ? The Clinton's rule. It is unfortunate that we
had this current administration mess up everything, and
caused us to regress rather than progress. Now the
Democrats will have a chance to get the job done,
period. So Hillary for president, or no ? Best answer wins.

2007-11-16 02:33:42 · 17 answers · asked by Anonymous in Politics & Government Politics

17 answers

they were all a joke they need a reality check especially when it comes to the war

2007-11-16 02:41:21 · answer #1 · answered by dave g 2 · 0 0

After the 58th debate what more can they say? This is for both parties (not just Dems).... they never say anything substantial or even off the cuff... it is ALWAYS message then a staged and oftentimes stale joke (that someone else wrote) then back to te serious over-generalized message. Repeat this for an hour... with EVERY candidate.

I don't tune in anymore... I just read the newspapers hoping to decipher their "messages" from what they really mean to do (and its never the message). These debates are just a long political ad... I'm not interested. And that goes for the Republicans' version of this.

2007-11-16 10:47:19 · answer #2 · answered by cattledog 7 · 0 0

Yea right!! the Democrats are going to fix everything, The Democrats are just like the republicans personal money grubbers, Who do you think has the most earmarks (pork) of all the elected officials in our present government, well guess what, it is your own fix it lady Hillary Clinton, and every earmark is money for her personal bank account. You vote for who you want, but if you think any of these people running for office, be it a Republican or Democrat are going "fix it". you are deluded. This country is desperate for real honest leadership, and at the moment I don't see it in either party all I see are panderers,

2007-11-16 10:53:13 · answer #3 · answered by niddlie diddle 6 · 0 0

I'm horrified with who we have to choose from so far. It's been looking like they're debating from a parade float, and all of their neat little ideas are like the candy they throw to the crowd.

"$5,000 for every child born in America!!!'
"oh yeah? Well I propose 'free' health care for America!!!"
"oh yeah, Well I propose free college for everyone!!!!"

When are we going to be promised flying cars?

And they just keep piling on these bogus ideas like they're going to do anything. Have people already forgotten the 2006 races? What has been accomplished that was promised then? Nothing. No amnesty bill. No impeachment. No pull-back from Iraq...nothing.

Personally, the transparency is also disturbing. Why would Hillary be hiding those documents in the Archives? Honestly? I think it's because she was 100% for the war and spoke with Bush to extend her support. Also, the fact that people continue to believe in these empty promises disgusts me. Free health care? Do you realize how many people think it will actually be free? Like a bunch of doctors, pharmacists, Big Pharma, surgeons et al just decided to stop charging people if one of these liars becomes president. IT'S NOT GOING TO BE FREE!!! IT'S CALLED A TAX INCREASE!!! Now, I understand taxes to be a necessary evil, but there is absolutely no correlation between me paying more in taxes, and our education / safety / health / infrastructure getting any better that I've seen. In fact, things seem to be worse in my eyes. Education scores are getting lower, crime and violence are on the rise, police are being murdered at an alarming rate. That, and all of this money I'm FORCED to pay into Social Security? I'm NEVER going to even see it. What are we going to do about that? Slap another band-aid on it to cover us until 2012? How come nobody looks past 2012 either? Little too convenient if you ask me.

Then they talk about pulling all of the contractors out of Iraq. Instead of pandering to your base by making false promises, tell the reality of the situation for once, eh? The contractors in Iraq are there to rebuild what we blew up in 4 years of bombing raids. And you want them to come home now? Because the new buzz phrase in the news is "Blackwater"? Aside from abandoning them militarily, now you want to leave them with a broken infrastructure? Holed out buildings? Destroyed roads?

Does anyone think anymore?

And to top all of this off, if Hillary wins, then a Bush or a Clinton will have been in the White House since 1981. Two families for over 3 decades. That's a dynasty. What have these two families brought us in the meantime? At least 3 wars? A foreign policy that puts a bulls-eye on our back? Tainted toys? A dollar that's crashing? $3.00+ for a gallon of gas? Rogue nations seemingly get nuclear weapons willy-nilly now? Over-extension of credit leading us closer and closer to a recession?

I don't think I'm for anyone at this point, but I know I'd be terrified if Hillary won. This campaign season is being run like American Idol.

2007-11-16 10:57:15 · answer #4 · answered by jdm 6 · 1 0

Biden was the only democrat that did well last night.

Obama and hiollary almost had a chick fight right there on stage. Dennis K was crying like the coward that he is./

Edwards looked like the stereotypical scumbag lawyer.


Why does the DNC oppose Biden so much?

Oh wait, he is actually electable.

The DNC cant start nominating the best person for the job now, why change the pattern of picking a sure loser everytime

2007-11-16 10:39:07 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 5 2

No, Consertive like tactics. Do you mean like ask a direct question and God forbid expect an answer? Should Hillary get the nomination she will be required to actually do this because in the general election solution are required. You must have a position and conviction on issues.

Lets sum up hillary so far.

1) raise taxes because the people are too stupid to manage their own money.
2) she is uniquely qualified but wants to suppress here resume. She is hiding someting here.
3) is for the war and against the war.
4) wants to allow illegal immigrants rights.
5) you must buy health insurance.
6) is for bigger government.
7) wants to bring back the Clinton scandal investigations. hsu, chinese dishwashers donating thousands, felons donating thousands for pardons.....
8) want less taxes on corporations and more on people.
9) has yet to run anything.
10) wants to but votes with bribes
11) wants illegal immigrants to vote.
12) thinks people are stupid.
13) thinks people are stupid.
14) thinks people are stupid.
15) thinks people are stupid.
16) thinks people are stupid.
17) thinks people are stupid.
18) thinks people are stupid.
19) thinks people are stupid.
20) thinks government will spend you money better.
21) has no plan for the middle east.
22) will say what people want to here.
23) wants to slow the economy by raising taxes.
24) wants to export more jobs by raising taxes.
25) wants to export more companies by raising taxes.
26) wants to export more wealth by raising taxes.
27) believes being rich is the same as being evil. somehow though is does not apply to her.
28) wants to outdo her husbands recession by raising taxes.
29) wants terrorists to have rights.

Geez this can go on forever.

2007-11-16 10:49:48 · answer #6 · answered by ken 6 · 0 1

No. I have to say Joe Biden looked like the winner last night.

2007-11-16 10:40:06 · answer #7 · answered by Nikki 4 · 4 1

Biden was the clear winner last night, with Obama coming in second. Hillary seemed foolish, but then again, CNN contributes to her, so you'd expect their so-called "pundits" would say she won, no matter what.

2007-11-16 10:37:45 · answer #8 · answered by Anonymous · 5 2

while she is in the lead , there is still alot of race left and it could go to anyone. I believe the dnc sees her as the most electable.

2007-11-16 10:41:27 · answer #9 · answered by rabullione 2 · 0 0

I can only hope she gets the nomination.... it would be an easier road to victory for the republican party!

2007-11-16 10:41:24 · answer #10 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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