[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Comments or thoughts?

[radar101]

Playing to those who would trade freedom for security.

Her and Bubba didn’t do much for Security in their last 8 year occupation of the White House

[Zuben Elgenubi]

I’ll choose door three, Bob.

[IMissPresidentReagan]

Holy Crap, is someone who is not a Republican being accused of racism? Could it possibly be true.... :)

[NRPM]

Silliness.

[drubyfive]

first three letters of “night”

[HawaiianGecko]

My eyes just rolled back so quickly that my optical nerves have snapped.  Are you suggesting Mel Brooks wrote and directed this ad?   'As honorary chairman of the welcoming committee, it is my privilege to extend a laurel and hardy handshake to our new ni...'

[Williams]

Hilary picks up the phone. Petraeus is trying to tell her about the situation in Iraq. Hilary: “That requires the willing suspension of disbelief”. Hangs up the phone.

[Digital Sniper]

This is kinda reaching, I'd say. I mean, it's not like the pseudo-random designs in the old Pepsi cans that spelled out "SEX"...

[GreenHornet]

I don’t think there’s anything to this as far as the writing on the kid’s pajamas is concerned. However, when I saw the ad, it reminded me of the infamous television commercial that LBJ ran against Barry Goldwater during the 1964 election (the one showing a child picking flowers, ending with an Atomic bomb exploding.) Talk about “the politics of fear!” Hillary’s commercial is an updated version of the LBJ ad.

[Williams]

Let's Sing along to the latest dem paranoia:

Oh it was good enough for "Rats"

It was good enough for "Rats"

It was good enough for "Rats"

And it's good enough for me

[K-oneTexas]

I find it ludicrous that Hillary answers any telephone, especially at 3AM. She has “people” for that, besides she will not have any crises when she’s President. So why answer the phone.

[Bookwoman]

Is this her Goldwater moment?

[Snardius]

The ad does nothing more than illuminate the delusion in the Clinton campaign that the public thinks Hillary! is competent.

[Williams]

Hilary Clinton, wandering the halls of the White House at 3 AM, making the world safe for use of the word “Nig” in politics.

[kalee]

Whoever sits around looking for this stuff needs a real life.
Sometime a fold in fabric is just that, a fold.

[aShepard]

Riiinnngggg!

“Hello, this is Hillary.
Bill, wake up - this calls for you, someone needs a decision”

[cgbg]

Hillary's "team" has been playing the race card throughout the campaign so it would not be shocking if they were trying again with subliminal advertising.

Her problem is that any Democratic white racists out there already support her so such an effort is a waste of money.

[ArmstedFragg]

The ad itself produced a lot of comments on various blog sites (most of them conservative) that indicated that, notwithstanding the subject of the ad, the viewer had been moved emotionally by seeing the final shot. There were posters who said they’d teared-up, they felt a sense of relief, they felt ‘taken care of’, etc.

The only thing that came to mind when I saw that final shot of Hillary on the phone was, “we’re screwed”.

[fanfan]

So is this ad telling me that.......

Mrs. Clinton never sleeps?

OR,

Mrs. Clinton sleeps in a suit?

[Mike Darancette]

Sort of like the “RATS” ad of 2000.