HILLARY IS NOW CAMPAIGNING FOR McCAIN. Hillary would rather see McCain be President than to lose the nomination to Obama.
Hillary would rather see the Iraq war last another 100 years and a continuation of the Bush/Cheney economy and foreign policy.
HILLARY IS A MONSTER!
Liberalscum Buster 
Presumably, you’re actually basing this on something. Since I’ve not heard a word of this previously and since you have not posted a link to anything, mind if I just assume you have no idea what you’re talking about? Thanks.
Comment by Misanthropic Scott — March 8, 2008 @ 11:08 pm
Hillary has now gone on record as saying that both she and McCain have many years of experience behind them and Obama only has one speech he gave in 2002.
Comment by gasdocpol — March 8, 2008 @ 11:12 pm
gasdocpol,
That’s your idea of campaigning for McCain??!!? I think not. Sorry. You’ll have to do better than that.
That’s just Clinton’s way of putting herself into the experienced politician group, something she needs to do in terms of beating both McCain or Obama. Whether you agree with the strategy is up to you. Calling it campaigning for McCain though is just ridiculous.
Comment by Misanthropic Scott — March 9, 2008 @ 12:14 am
You have decided that you like Hillary and will rationalize as necesary.
If being in Washington longer than Obama makes her more qualified, McCain has her beat in spades. She just defined herself out of the Presidncy and is trying to bring down Obama with her.
Comment by gasdocpol — March 9, 2008 @ 12:30 am
Actually, I don’t have strong feelings about her either way. Clinton and Obama are both very middle of the road business as usual candidates. I just don’t hate her and don’t see why everyone else does. I prefer Kucinich myself. I’m sick of having only candidates that are so far right of center. I’d like a lefty to vote for once in a while.
Comment by Misanthropic Scott — March 9, 2008 @ 12:54 am
I will hold my nose and vote for Hillary if she gets the nomination. Hillary would rather lose to McCain for president and all that entails than lose to Obama for tahe nomination. As I said , Hillary cares more about herself than the USA.
What she is saying to try to beat Obama can only hurt her against McCain.
Comment by gasdocpol — March 9, 2008 @ 1:19 am
I always find that it helps me psychologically to wash my hands after I vote. Why on earth would any decent human being want the job of president?
Instead of railing against Clinton though, why not point out to the rest of the world that McCain is no moderate. The media is portraying him as if he were a moderate, but look at his record.
1) The man has never shown up to vote for any environmental issue winning him a score of zero from the League of Conservation voters and the moniker McWho from me.
2) The man has shown up for most votes regarding a woman’s right to choose and has always voted against it when he did show up, earning him another well-deserved score of zero, this time from NARAL.
3) McCain has stated that he would have us stay in Iraq for a hundred years. We would be bankrupt and there would be no humans left alive in Iraq by then.
4) His idea for health care is to leave Americans with the freedom to choose to die outside the emergency room if they cannot afford the entry fee.
Some moderate!!
McCain is a radical right wing nut job. He is crushed up against the right side wall with the rest of the neocon nut jobs … and is reaching for a jackhammer.
Comment by Misanthropic Scott — March 9, 2008 @ 1:58 am
I am against McCain for all the reasons you mentioned and Hillary risks to make him President by insisting that she is more qualified than Obama because of her years in Washington which is the strongest argument
McCain has against Hillary.
I will hold my nose and vote for Hillary to keep McCain out of the Presidency.
Hillary risks to make McCain President by the way she is going after Obama.
I winced as Americans put GW Bush in the White House and as the Democrats nominated Kerry/Edwards who were my 5th and 6th choices respectively.
I am 69 years old and comfortably retired I just hate to see the USA shooting itself in the foot.I have kids that are inheriting this mess.
I would prefer to take my chances with Obama. My highly intellegent wife has been a longtime Kucinich fan but voted for Obama in the primary.
gasdocpol, MD, MBA
Comment by gasdocpol — March 9, 2008 @ 4:33 am
Here’s a good article in support of Obama, regardless of years of experience. It makes some very interesting and powerful points.
Tribalism Here, and There
Comment by Misanthropic Scott — March 10, 2008 @ 4:38 pm