Comments on: Clinton Says She and McCain Offer Experience, Obama Offers Speeches

[b-easy63]

February 29, 2008
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It was, in this reporter''s opinion, the most interesting moment in today''s Clinton campaign phoner with reporters. Responding to the release of HRC''s new TX TV ad, which asserts in no subtle terms that only she has the experience to deal with a major world crisis, and, relatedly, to keep your children safe, Slate''s John Dickerson asked the obvious question:

"What foreign policy moment would you point to in Hillary''s career where she''s been tested by crisis?" he said.

Silence on the call. You could''ve knit a sweater in the time it took the usually verbose team of Mark Penn, Howard Wolfson and Lee Feinstein, Clinton''s national security director, to find a cogent answer. And what they came up with was weak -- that she''s been endorsed by many high ranking members of the uniformed military.

Take a listen ...

[grazinggoat]

That would be a nice ticket Clinton/McCain. Both will win. LOL! Isn''t she a traitor!

-By saying so she kinda consider those who voted for Obama did the wrong choice. I think that those who voted for Obama, don''t hold you in their heart Hilary, and most of fellow Democrats in Ohio and Texas feel the same.

[kenbomc]

Hillary will say anything to get elected. Add her backing of John McCain to her list of bad judgments. Heck, Hillary''s not backing the guy, she''s endorsing McCain over Obama. Another smooth move by her.

[wutuloadu]

Did I get that right ? Hillary is slumming for John McCain ?...the party needs to stamp this b***h out and start the Democratic party nomination process over again with all the candidates from before who were bullied out by her insider snakehead corrupt cronies.

[l00ker]

She''s so desparate, that she''s even trying to post McCain up as foil, hoh man; the screeching nail trails in the soil.