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freespirit · Moderator

".... liberal website comment sections meltdown over 2008 Hillary v. Obama contest" (post-partisan examiner) 01-21-10

Sanders · Diamond

RE: ".... liberal website comment sections meltdown over 2008 Hillary v. Obama contest" (post-partisan examiner) 01-21-1

VotedHillary · Platinum

Sanders wrote:

I like this ending statement in the above posted article.

And the great Obamacratic Party explosion continues.

Well, the explosion make the thunderous noise on 5/31/2008 - a day I shall never forget. And, yes, most Hillary-supporters will not forget that day.

So, this meltdown the author refers to... was in the Huffington Post blog?

The Democratic, equal-opportunity for all (except if you are a woman not of the far-left view) party is now suffering what may be the single greatest karma payback I have seen since the Carter years by the electorate as a whole.

For as angry as I have been about 2008, I now think it may have been for the best for Hillary. Her stamina, reputation and most of all respect by others grew more and more as she carried on in the face of her own party's gaming of the primary...and the further the primary went on, the MORE she won.

Hillary is now less seen as devisive as she is now seen as a tower of strength. Point blank, Hillary is the poster child for "No Quit". She is less seen as a party-hack, but more seen as a woman of loyalty to her country and when the POTUS called upon her, she answered that call with no regard to what that same man did to her and her husband...labeling them "racists". Her country came first. The pragmatic approach she took on her visit to Haiti tells the American people it is not about her "face time", it was about solving a problem.

And the media will have less play. Hillary earned the respect of O'Reilley and most of Fox (save Hannity and Beck, but then again, being respected by them may be a curse unto itself.) CNN...ratings collapse....MSNBC....may be joining Conan as out of work. Air America...vanished into thin air. When John Stewart even mocks your blatant name-calling attacks...well, you have been exposed as the ridiculous that you are. The pundits won't have the same power in 2012 they had in 2008. Americans are far more skeptical of them all.

I think many voters are going to fear yet another round of "we have a mandate by the people" by the Republicans because of Brown's victory on Tuesday just as the Dems felt after Obama won. Reality, neither candidate won by any vast majority.

And the independents, the moderates are going to be wary and looking for a candidate that has the ability to reach both sides of the aisle....and bottom-line, behave as an intelligent adult rather than an entitled brat.

2008 may have been Hillary's war for cooperation and pragmatism in our government...for "smart power."

2012 will be her victory.

Alex · Diamond

VotedHillary wrote:
The Democratic, equal-opportunity for all (except if you are a woman not of the far-left view) party is now suffering what may be the single greatest karma payback I have seen since the Carter years by the electorate as a whole.

For as angry as I have been about 2008, I now think it may have been for the best for Hillary. Her stamina, reputation and most of all respect by others grew more and more as she carried on in the face of her own party's gaming of the primary...and the further the primary went on, the MORE she won.

Hillary is now less seen as devisive as she is now seen as a tower of strength. Point blank, Hillary is the poster child for "No Quit". She is less seen as a party-hack, but more seen as a woman of loyalty to her country and when the POTUS called upon her, she answered that call with no regard to what that same man did to her and her husband...labeling them "racists". Her country came first. The pragmatic approach she took on her visit to Haiti tells the American people it is not about her "face time", it was about solving a problem.

And the media will have less play. Hillary earned the respect of O'Reilley and most of Fox (save Hannity and Beck, but then again, being respected by them may be a curse unto itself.) CNN...ratings collapse....MSNBC....may be joining Conan as out of work. Air America...vanished into thin air. When John Stewart even mocks your blatant name-calling attacks...well, you have been exposed as the ridiculous that you are. The pundits won't have the same power in 2012 they had in 2008. Americans are far more skeptical of them all.

I think many voters are going to fear yet another round of "we have a mandate by the people" by the Republicans because of Brown's victory on Tuesday just as the Dems felt after Obama won. Reality, neither candidate won by any vast majority.

And the independents, the moderates are going to be wary and looking for a candidate that has the ability to reach both sides of the aisle....and bottom-line, behave as an intelligent adult rather than an entitled brat.

2008 may have been Hillary's war for cooperation and pragmatism in our government...for "smart power."

2012 will be her victory.

SO well put!

Hillarysmygirl16 · Administrator

I love this site. I am sick of the Obots who will say "yeah he sucks but we would have been worse off under Hillary" That's what they think I say I guess we will find out when she becomes President. She is number 45

Building 4112 · Moderator

I've read many blogs, and I can tell you for the past 6 months, many posters feel that Hillary would have been better than Obama.

Well said VH!

Hillarysmygirl16 · Administrator

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