If you were advising Hillary. - Page 2

mudwhistle · 02-12-2008, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by jdanton

I'm off to get ready for bed, but I thought I'd leave this before doing so.

If you were advising Hillary on how to win in Texas, Ohio, and maybe Wisconson, as well as Pa, what advise would you give her?

I would advise her to try and appeal to the Democrat base and get some of the socialist vote from Obama.

Promise to raise taxes and surrender to the terrorists. That is what the base wants to hear anyway so just come out and say it.

CosmicRocker · 02-12-2008, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by itsmeeeeeee

here was hillary's speech in a nutshell:

(this is a direct quote...)

"I'm tested, I'm ready, let's make it happen," she yelled to cheering supporters.

She slipped into a "you all" and criticized Bush, the former Texas governor.

"There's a great saying in Texas," she said, "all hat and no cattle. Well after seven years of George Bush, we need a lot less hat and lot more cattle."

what washington needs is more cattle?
what's that, a code for lobbiests? ha!
or is she just trying to be the candidate you'd want to go out for a beer with?

what a bitchy thing to say.
she's been fighting neocons too long.

It means " where's the beef "

itsmeeeeeee · 02-12-2008, 09:05 PM

cnn's going to interview a 21 year old super delegate.
this should be interesting!

itsmeeeeeee · 02-12-2008, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by CosmicRocker

It means " where's the beef "

duh!!!!

or should i say, "no shit, sherlock?"

i'm sorry, cosmic, i was born sarcastic.
u;n==== shit, i'm also about ready to drop!
oy! what a week i'm having!

poetrychic · 02-12-2008, 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by itsmeeeeeee

cnn's going to interview a 21 year old super delegate.
this should be interesting!

i thought super delegates were elected officials and the like, where does a person find a 21 year old super delegate?

Heretic · 02-12-2008, 09:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by itsmeeeeeee

here was hillary's speech in a nutshell:

(this is a direct quote...)

"I'm tested, I'm ready, let's make it happen," she yelled to cheering supporters.

She slipped into a "you all" and criticized Bush, the former Texas governor.

"There's a great saying in Texas," she said, "all hat and no cattle. Well after seven years of George Bush, we need a lot less hat and lot more cattle."

what washington needs is more cattle?
what's that, a code for lobbiests? ha!
or is she just trying to be the candidate you'd want to go out for a beer with?

what a bitchy thing to say.
she's been fighting neocons too long.

how do you tell someone to get out of that mindset?
i don't know if you can!

blackmail more super delegates.
i guess that would be my advice to her.

Right, she likes having the Cattle Voter Bloc on her side.

CosmicRocker · 02-12-2008, 09:14 PM

where's the beef is not the literal cattle - nor is it the lobbyests.
It's Bush's performance - so that's why i was troubled to hear you say it ws a call for lobbyests.

Sarcasm is cool. It means you don't take things lightly, and am willing to go toe toe with "bull" shitters.
( Lotta beef in that statement)

poetrychic · 02-12-2008, 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by CosmicRocker

Rascism isn't and old fart thing exclusively. It comes in all shapes and sizes.

Drop out?? No way. she has her states coming up.
if she loses those -then she should drop out.

no kidding, i was referring to the majority of clinton voters, the over 60 crowd who can't completely bring themselves to vote for a black man...if she loses them it won't matter because obama will be the nominee, in the meantime she's doing a lot of damage...we'll see

EvilMonkey · 02-12-2008, 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by jdanton

I'm off to get ready for bed, but I thought I'd leave this before doing so.

If you were advising Hillary on how to win in Texas, Ohio, and maybe Wisconson, as well as Pa, what advise would you give her?

To begin with, my disdain for Hillary shouldn't be taken as something that will carry over if she loses. Once I see her starting to slip I will back off and certainly not rub it in.

This is a fair question considering she is obviously falling behind and putting her eggs in one basket with Ohio and Texas. I would think that she will need to remain on the offensive against Obama, attacking his policies where applicable while being careful not to over do it and turn her supporters his way. Keeping Bill out of the picture will help with that. Other than that I am not sure what else she can do.

MarkMiller · 02-12-2008, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by BillCosby

Only advice could honestly offer would be to go out w/ grace & dignity... You gave it your best. Now hope for vp or a cabinet job......

And look to the future.....if Obama does not win against McCain (a BIG if) or if he wins and his Presidency falls flat.....she could be a shoe in for 2012.

Don't expect to see her as a VP for Obama. Just a guess but I don't think he wants her.

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