Hillary Now for Change ... Of Clothes

106. Obama and Edwards ruled the debate tonight

FYI, The deficit to balance the budget is not your experience Hillary. Bill's cabinet did it. We are not DUMB
You will not join the Parties to get "WORK" done for change to occur. Bashing Bush does not get you votes.
Can't we all just get along so that "SOMETHING" can get done?
Interested in protecting our borders AND getting rid of ANYONE here that is not supposed to be here.
TEAM work-Unity-willingness to not accept failure as a option before brunch---Get something done already and move forward to the next task.

So little confidence! So much TIME and Tax dollars are wasted on 2-parties arguing ONE ultimate goal.

If the illegals ARE being shown the exit, why is our unemployment up 5%? That should mean more jobs are available to Americans/unemployment down

What is our Congress doing? Looks to me like NOT what they were elected for and paid to do ---WORK---

Now I can see for myself what a democratic Congress can do ---NOTHING---but argue (Must be the rejects that could not pass the bar exam in order to become a defense attorney) and this is the next best thing

You people that keep voting for the same OLD Senators... think

Posted at 12:28AM on Jan 6th 2008 by say Hill no

107. Obama and Edwards were thick as thieves in the New Hampshire Debate tonight....goal to knock Senator Clinton out of the race. We'll see who is left standing and intact at the end of the February 5 Primaries!

The longer Obama is on the trail, the greater his arrogance will be revealed. We have an arrogant President leaving office and do not need another! "Words are not action"....

Four years ago I would have been caught up strictly on "inspiration" and, possibly, opposed to Senator Clinton though the challenges at hand require a pragmatic choice and that is Senator Clinton out of the Democratic field. I support a Clinton-Obama or Clinton-Who? ticket but not a Obama-Who?. Senator Hillary Clinton is the only one in the field who will be able to help save the Middle Class of the United States and be able to function 100% the day she enters the Oval Office.

Posted at 1:32AM on Jan 6th 2008 by To each his own eyes, ears, and gut intuition.

108. The blue brings out the color in her eyes.
I personally think it works better for her than a red would.. I don't think a "warmer color" would work well with her skin tone under the bright lights during televised debates either.

Posted at 4:19PM on Jan 6th 2008 by Karyn Lee

109. Michael Bloomberg for President! If you hate Hillary Clinton, vote for Mayor Bloomberg who will buy the Presidency!

Posted at 2:28AM on Jan 6th 2008 by A Mistress

110. who cares what shes wearing? look at bush...enough said. and to all the women bashing on hillary...you suck! here is a woman who actually has a chance of becoming the first WOMAN president in our history bitches! dont you know how revolutionary it would be for every single woman on the face of earth? ignorence...

Posted at 4:43PM on Jan 7th 2008 by what now?

111. Why are female candidates expected to look "warm" and "feminine"? Male candidates don't have to dress to accentuate their masculinity. Why the double standard?

Why are women in male-dominated professions considered b*tches unless they make a federal case out of how "feminine" they are? Are the men in power scared of powerful women who don't package themselves as cute, girly and inoffensive?

(And this is from someone who doesn't support Hillary in particular. I'm just wondering about the sexist standards in politics in general.)

Posted at 6:02AM on Jan 6th 2008 by Cynic

112. 23. Her wardrobe has nothing to do with it. Hillary will continue our slide into socialism and eventually communism. People don't seem to understand how dangerous this woman is. Through 8 years of her husband's presidency (which, by the way, does not qualify as experience for the presidency) she proved how corrupt she is. I do believe, however, that she will be the next president of the United States. Never underestimate the stupidity of the American public.

Posted at 8:05AM on Jan 5th 2008 by wendy

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Wendy, fear not, we will never underestimate your stupidity.

I love the way right-wing nutballs all scream about how socalist this country is becoming, when in fact the very opposite is the case and has been so since the 1950s. This is the LEAST socalist supposedly civilized nation on earth. Our social system is an embarassment to humanity. While rich CEOs and politicians in bed with each other walk off with most of this country's wealth, the rest of us get to serve them for pathetic wages that can barely support life. Meanwhile the cost of living continues to go up and up, making the rich property owners richers and keeping the rest of us poor.

Right-wing spin aside, we would actually be better off as a communist country. At least then we'd have decent health care. But Hillary's not a communist. Take it from me - I am one. She isn't. Nice try, fascist whackjobs. I suppose you prefer never-ending war and death to line the pockets of the wealthy, as long as the death happens to other people and your puppetmasters toss you an occasional coin or two while you're licking their boots for them.

We don't need an election - the only candidates they'll allow you to vote for are already owned by corporations. We need a revolution.

Posted at 6:15AM on Jan 6th 2008 by Communist

113. Nannies raised her daughter, maids clean her house. I would bet she doesn't even know how to drive.
She does not care about your middle-class butt. Go back to school to increase "your" chances for promotion.
You hope for this, you wish for that, yourself is all you get to make it happen, what are "you" waiting for?

A President will never hand you your miracle. Opportunity knocks here everyday!!!!!!!

Posted at 11:58AM on Jan 6th 2008 by RagsToRiches

114.

Hillary belongs on a farm, in a pen.

Posted at 1:42PM on Jan 6th 2008 by Spike

115. If I was a regester voter I wouldnt vote for Hillary Clinton i wouldnt want another Clinton in office I would vote for obama

Posted at 5:27PM on Jan 7th 2008 by jennifer nyari

116. To- what now? YOU are the one who SUCKS. I'm all for a woman being President... but definitely NOT THAT ONE! She is too divisive, arrogant, phoney, and a socialist. YOU, dear girl are the one who is ignorant! You obviously think that having a woman president... ANY woman president, is what counts! GROW UP! I can think of several other women who would make a MUCH better president... Condeleeza Rice, Elizabeth Dole... even Mary Matalin, Janet Parschall and others.

...and if you want to see a BLACK MAN be President... definitely NOT Obama. But if Alan Keyes would run, he'd make a great President and I would definitely vote for him!

Posted at 10:29PM on Jan 9th 2008 by LiberalsSuck

117. If Hilliy should get into the WhiteHouse all hell will break loose. Guys, prepare to lose you testicals. Hillery is comming and she thinks she is Jeasus.

Hilliy hides what Gloria Steinem estows. He real agenda is Nazi-feminsum-esq. Although she talks the words of Hope, there is no feeling behind them....

She is cold with a smile. I

don't trust her, will not vote for her, and if the Dems nominate her; I bail to Huckabee or GUMBY.

Posted at 10:54PM on Jan 6th 2008 by JT

118. 111. Most "professional" women do have at least part-time domestic help along with gardeners and, yes, they have caregivers (nannies) on behalf of their children and enroll their children in early academic preschool! So, what's your beef?! Along with her own success she has provided upliftment in the lives of women, children, and men along the way. I think the professional woman we blog about here has turned out an extraordinary, sweet, kind, intelligent, and successful daughter which is attributable to her mother's astute guidance (while having a professional career) along with carefully chosen caregivers and educational opportunities.

Most who continue to support Clinton are self-educated women and men who desire upliftment and quality lives for everyone while being afforded the opportunity of higher education and other advantages which can only be accomplished by now saving the middle class here in the U.S. Personal and financial success comes from hard work and perserverance through challenging times, sometimes trial and error, and the great thing about America is that we all have the opportunity to do this by finding the wisdom within ourselves to align with successful mentors and friends who are mirrors for growth and opportunity.

Few people of the baby-boomer generation were born with a silver spoon in our mouths due to the fact that we were born during or at the end of WW II though most of us have strong work ethics and have attempted to be guided by a deep inner compass. It's the younger generations (given so much by their parents and grandparents) who are less serious than the older Americans who had to work for every material aspect of our lives. Yes, Hillary Clinton grew up in a middle income family back in the day and, of course, didn't lack for all the necessities and some luxuries in her life due to the fact that her father worked hard and owned his own business in the Midwest. She has proven herself to be a steady and productive servant of the people of the United States and has a relatively typical midwestern personality, i.e. serious and a hardworker!

Posted at 7:51PM on Jan 6th 2008 by Wake-up.

119. I will not vote for a Clinton

Posted at 11:13PM on Jan 6th 2008 by Hill no

120. Cold as Ice is right

Posted at 11:19PM on Jan 6th 2008 by turn on the heater