[Shooter 2.5]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWaL1XnUPN0

[Mr_Moonlight]

In her desperation, she has revealed a side that perhaps was always there but became more evident as it became obvious that she would do almost anything to get votes in the hard-fought primaries and caucuses.

Ya think ?

[onedoug]

I thought she was supposed to be the "Most Intelligent Woman On Earth".

Though not intelligent enough it seems.

[Past Your Eyes]

If she had had the good sense to give Slick the heave ho, I would respect her at least for that. But she didn’t and I don’t.

[Old Sarge]

Some folk just can't stand a forceful female, an intelligent woman who is willing to stand her ground with any man and one who has the audacity to believe that she can be president of the United States.

No, they just can't stand a petty, vindictive, prevaricating Stalinist who will climb over the bodies of Her staff members, friends and former lovers to get Her to the office She firmly believes is Hers by divine right (if She believed in a divine being, that is)...

[SandRat]

Hillary - Losing rRespect every Day that goes by.

Hillary was respected? Who would have known or even thought that. < / sarc faux wonderment & amazement

[fightinJAG]

Although neither candidate went to those states to campaign or ran advertising in either, it is disingenuous for Clinton to say she didn't work for votes in Florida. Before that state's primary, she was talking about making sure that Floridians were not "disenfranchised" and saying that their delegates ought to be seated at the national convention.

Remember: some of these moonbat groups are looking for any excuse to "recreate '68," including rioting over the fact that Florida's delegates will not be seated.

The Witch's conduct on this point will be directly tied to any damage (literal and figurative) these groups cause, and rightly so.

[RC one]

The enemy of my enemy...?

[kempo]

Well what happened to all the freepers who bad mouthed anyone who thought Operation Chaos was a good thing. They were calling Rush all kinds of M...F...s. “Oh, Hillary is coming after us. Lets all hide in a cave.” Just mentioning her name would bring fear into the hearts of many here. Crap, the woman can't even get the support of her own dumbass party.

[Lizavetta]

Sen. Hillary Clinton is a smart, strong, tenacious woman. Those qualities are ones that many of us have admired in her for years. They also are traits that cause a lot of other people -- including many women -- to despise her.

Nice try but no cigar.

People don't like her because she's a corrupt leftist who supports ideologies and policies that are disastrous. They also don't like her because she's patently unlikeable.

[Caipirabob]

Some folk just can't stand a forceful female, an intelligent woman who is willing to stand her ground with any man and one who has the audacity to believe that she can be president of the United States.

I just don't like socialists. They poison and destroy everything they touch.

Sadly, at least half the population lacks the brainpower to process this very basic truth.

Hillary's a socialist. Hussein Obama's a socialist. Their very platform is designed to change this nation into a socialist welfare state the likes of which even Hugo Chavez would flee.

[bray]

The Clinton Chinese Mafia will be as helpful to Black Oblack as they were to Gore/Kerry.

Pray for W and Our Troops

[mountainbunny]

FTA: Sen. Hillary Clinton is a smart, strong, tenacious woman.

Smart?
Let's see... "Clinton picked people for her team primarily for their loyalty to her, instead of their mastery of the game. That became abundantly clear in a strategy session last year, according to two people who were there. As aides looked over the campaign calendar, chief strategist Mark Penn confidently predicted that an early win in California would put her over the top because she would pick up all the state's 370 delegates. It sounded smart, but as every high school civics student now knows, Penn was wrong: Democrats, unlike the Republicans, apportion their delegates according to vote totals, rather than allowing any state to award them winner-take-all.
So, maybe not as smart as she'd like us to think. See: http://www.time.com/time/politics/article/0,8599,1738331,00.html

And strong? She sends her husband and daughter out to do her dirty work. See: this entire campaign.

Tenacious? Sure. But so are pit bulls and termites. Is tenacity always good?

And a woman?

That one's hard to disagree with.

[mombonn]

But maybe she honestly doesn't know how to quit, because she's never really had to do that.

I can't wait to listen to her concession speech, if she has the guts to give one. Given her recent history, she may just fade away.

BUT, when it's official that she is gone, off go the TV and radio.

Between obama and mclame, I could not be less interested in the upcoming campaign.

Yes, I will vote, but will have NO interest in the process, or the specifics.

[Theresawithanh]

I hope somebody who knows about the inner workings of the abysmal Clinton campaign writes a postmortem on what all took place. I’m quite eager to know.

Seems like years ago when we were all posting about how she’d be their nominee, and who would be the best candidate to beat her from our side.