Yeah, O’Reilly did go soft on her, let her get by on a number of things. Especially her anti nuclear votes. Maybe he’ll be harder in the second part of the interview but I doubt it.
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My cable/phone rang and may have interrupted/deleted my comment before I posted it!
O’Reilly has to get her back again even after tomorrow’s 2nd half with Hillary
39% income tax rate Hillary sez
Starting at what income level?
If Slick Willie was smart he would volunteer to go on with Sean Hannity on FNC and play it mucho frio and thank FNC for giving Hillary a tough but fair interview while the other networks are chewing her up
Clinton could have done that in the 90s - I’m not sure he could keep himself calm and friendly and not do a rerun of his appearance on FNC with Chris Wallace
Take 3 Valiums and smile Slick!
The Klintoons & John Kerry & John Edwards have always been the subject of many of my subtle parody graphics - but only FNC will even give them a shot at exposing and derailing the closet Muzzie jerk Barack Hussy O’Bomber Jr.
Wearing a USMC T-shirt playing basketball for TV cameras in NC -
Whatta stupid PR idea!
I guess Wright gave it to Obama
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LOL!
Rerun of O’ on FNC
Bill told Dennis Miller that Wright has a Mercedes!
Poor ol’ Jerimiah!
And a tax-free $1,500,000 mansion (his “trust gift” from his church suckers!)
Wright must have more tax scams than Wesley Snipes!
Hillary is neutral on investment in nuclear energy. In her words;
CLINTON: "I'm agnostic about nuclear power. Until we figure out what we're going to do with the waste and the cost, it's very hard to see nuclear as a part of our future. But that's where American technology comes in. Let's figure out what we're going to do about the waste and the cost if we think nuclear should be a part of the solution".
Hillary opposes new subsidies for nuclear power, but believes that we need to take additional steps to deal with the problems facing nuclear power.
Clinton does not support nuclear power and cited it as one of her objections to voting for the final Conference Committee Report for the Energy Policy Act of 2005, which was heavily pro nuclear. She voted for the Energy Policy Act of 2005 initially but voted against the final conference report(she voted for it before she voted against it).