RK77

She claimed that the President before Kennedy did not try to pass a civil rights act. That was Eisenhower. He signed the 1957 Civil Rights act over the objection of members of his own party!

She claimed that her husband did not secure the nomination until June. Her husband had the nomination locked up in April.

Now she claims that: "“No candidate in recent history, Democrat or Republican, has won the White House without winning the Ohio primary.”

John F. Kennedy won the presidency and did not win the Ohio primary which was won by Michael DiSalle---the Ohio governor at the time.

Hillary obviously counts on those who will stick with her being too stupid to read!

Jonesy

Hillary is a planner. This makes her vulnerable. It is poor to plan because the future can only be predicted in probabilities. It is better to mix intention with preparation.

RK77

Hillary was neither planned nor prepared to go beyond Super Tueday!

The woman is dangerous!

BillCosby

The less educated seem to gravitate towards her...........

I was not aware that she was fibbing about that OhiO primary..... THnX

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HarperLee

I didn't know about the Ohio primary either.

She lied about "her husband" not winning the Democration until June 1992 at least three times last week -- on Sixty Minutes,
The Daily Show, and in an interview with Andrea Mitchell:

From Wikipedia: "... Clinton effectively won the Democratic Party's nomination after winning the New York Primary in early April."

From RealClearPolitics:

March 17, 1992: Clinton essentially ends the contest with a win in Illinois (though Brown would briefly reemerge with a victory in Connecticut one week later).

RK77

Good article on that:

The June Benchmark
By Conrad Mulcahy
March 6, 2008

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has often responded to criticisms about the prolonged Democratic battle with a nod back to another Clinton campaign.

She did it again Wednesday. “Remember, this is a long journey,” she said on “The Early Show” on CBS. “My husband didn’t get the nomination until June of 1992, and I have every confidence that we’re going to continue to pick up delegates as we go.”

That may be so. But “long” is a relative term.

The 1992 Democratic campaign to defeat President George Bush started much later than this year’s campaign. Bill Clinton, then the governor of Arkansas, announced his candidacy on Oct. 3, 1991. Mrs. Clinton began her race last January, and her Democratic rival, Senator Barack Obama, entered the contest soon after.

The state-by-state primaries and caucuses started a month later in 1992 than they did in 2008. And the compact front-loaded schedule this year means that, unlike then, most of the country’s Democrats have already been to the polls.

Yet by March 20, 1992, the list of Democrats seeking the nomination had dwindled to the point where Phil Angelides, then the chairman of the California Democratic Party, said, “Today is really the day we start the general election campaign against George Bush.”

Less than two weeks later, on April 8, after winning the New York primary, Mr. Clinton’s deputy campaign manager, George Stephanopoulos, declared the process complete.

“It’s mathematically impossible for Brown to get the nomination, and it would take Tsongas about 90 percent of the remaining delegates to win,” Mr. Stephanopoulos said, referring to Senator Paul E. Tsongas of Massachusetts, who had already suspended his campaign, and Jerry Brown, the former California governor. Though Mr. Brown competed until the Democratic convention, Mr. Clinton was the presumptive nominee.

But even if you take June 1992 as the month when Mr. Clinton had it “wrapped up,” as Mrs. Clinton now says, only nine months had passed since he had entered the race. By June, Mrs. Clinton’s campaign would be in its 17th month.

“A long journey” indeed.

HarperLee

Thanks.

How interesting that it had some impact when George Stephanopoulous announced that it was mathetmatically impossible for Tsongas to catch up. It is mathematically impossible for
Hillary to catch up now, but that doesn't stop the whoring MSM
from acting like the Pennsylvania primary will decide the race -- snf
hyping it ike it will be the Second Coming of Christ on cable news.

RK77

Yes! It is amazing what cable news will do! This is begining to remind me of what happened when they needed to be quesitoning the war.

BillCosby

Would that change if she was able to finagle that fla prize???

Twenty-thirty million dollars & she could pay for it herself if need be......??

No surprise that she is now interested in letting their voices be heard........

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HarperLee

The whole state of Florida is her demographic -- widowed women over 80. Maybe she can have a few more Chinatown fundraisers and pay for the Florida re-do.