Skip to comments.
In Tampa Visit, Clinton Refuses To Criticize Palin
tbo.com ^
| September 8, 2008
| By WILLIAM MARCH and CHRISTIAN WADE
Posted on 09/08/2008 7:36:47 PM PDT by ovrtaxt
click here to read article
Navigation: use the links below to view more comments.
first 1-20, 21-40, 41-60, 61-80 ... 101-106 next last
Well she's smarter than Obama. Not saying much, but there you go.
1
posted on
09/08/2008 7:36:48 PM PDT
by
ovrtaxt
To: ovrtaxt
2300 thats more than Barry did in two stops. I bet Super delegates are dying.
2
posted on
09/08/2008 7:38:57 PM PDT
by
scooby321
To: ovrtaxt
“but refused to criticize the newer woman on the presidential campaign scene, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.”
Because unlike Obama, she's got her future to think about.
3
posted on
09/08/2008 7:40:34 PM PDT
by
jpf
To: ovrtaxt
When an audience member shouted out during her speech, "Tell us about Palin," she responded, "I don't think that's what this election is about," Ruh-roh. Somebody is figuring it out.
4
posted on
09/08/2008 7:40:45 PM PDT
by
Texas Eagle
(What do Barack Obama and a bowl of chili have in common?)
To: ovrtaxt
When an audience member shouted out during her speech, "Tell us about Palin," she responded, "I don't think that's what this election is about," Ruh-roh. Somebody is figuring it out.
5
posted on
09/08/2008 7:40:49 PM PDT
by
Texas Eagle
(What do Barack Obama and a bowl of chili have in common?)
To: ovrtaxt
And she won’t criticize Palin.
She doesn’t want people to start throwing darts at her and Bill, and she doesn’t want to driver moderates to Palin (which they will do).
6
posted on
09/08/2008 7:42:51 PM PDT
by
mabelkitty
(Obama thanks McCain for not questioning his Muslim faith)
To: ovrtaxt
When an audience member shouted out during her speech, “Tell us about Palin,” she responded, “I don’t think that’s what this election is about,”
As far as I am concerned, Palin is 100% of what this election is all about.
7
posted on
09/08/2008 7:43:09 PM PDT
by
Atlas Sneezed
(Guns don't kill people, criminals and the governments that create them do.)
To: ovrtaxt
She is playing it exactly right. If she criticizes Palin and Palin’s popularity stays as high as it is until 2012 than she has no chance of beating her. However if she stays nice and neutral and takes the high ground she does herself a favor.
]
8
posted on
09/08/2008 7:43:12 PM PDT
by
DouglasKC
To: ovrtaxt
It looks like Hillary is just going through the motions of demonstrating party loyalty. In public, she’ll do the bare minimum to support him. In private, she’ll try and undermine him at every turn.
9
posted on
09/08/2008 7:43:28 PM PDT
by
Chet 99
(http://www.mccainpalinvictory2008.com/)
To: ovrtaxt
Clinton is a savvy professional politician, and seems to somewhat learn from her mistakes. That makes her all the more dangerous.
Thank God Barry Soetero knocked her out.
10
posted on
09/08/2008 7:43:56 PM PDT
by
Yossarian
(Everyday, somewhere on the globe, somebody is pushing the frontier of stupidity... FREE LAZAMATAZ!!)
To: ovrtaxt
Bauer said McCain's choice of Sarah Palin only solidified her decision to support Obama. "Anyone who tells me that I shouldn't get an abortion if I choose to, that's it," she said.Abortion, abortion, abortion. Is killing babies all these "women" care about?
11
posted on
09/08/2008 7:44:24 PM PDT
by
RockinRight
(Obama who?)
To: ovrtaxt
Why would she criticize Palin? She is starting her 2012 campaign.
To: Yossarian
13
posted on
09/08/2008 7:45:47 PM PDT
by
ovrtaxt
(I <3 my PitBull. Sic em girl!!)
To: DouglasKC
Exactly. The best thing Hillary can wish for now is to look forward to running against McCain/Palin in 2012.
14
posted on
09/08/2008 7:46:42 PM PDT
by
library user
(What say you, Messiah?)
To: Beelzebubba
As far as I am concerned, Palin is 100% of what this election is all about. Given his recent outbursts, I'd say Barack Obama agrees with you.
15
posted on
09/08/2008 7:47:04 PM PDT
by
Loyalist
To: ovrtaxt
"Clinton also said she thinks Florida Democrats are no longer angry over the national party's sanctions and the candidates' boycott of the state over its too-early primary. "All of that is in the past," she said. "This election is about the future." She propagandizes so effortlessly...the primaries of 3 months ago are "in the past" and don't matter, but whatever Bush did 8 years ago is reason to support Dems.
Oy vey!
16
posted on
09/08/2008 7:47:08 PM PDT
by
Southack
(Media Bias means that Castro won't be punished for Cuban war crimes against Black Angolans in Africa)
To: DouglasKC; TruthWillWin
Maybe she’ll play her cards right and score a spot as Palin’s 2012 VP?
17
posted on
09/08/2008 7:48:15 PM PDT
by
ovrtaxt
(I <3 my PitBull. Sic em girl!!)
To: ovrtaxt
Any pictures of Hillary in the past few days?
She’s been out of sight since she withdrew from the campaign. She was probably having some plastic surgery. It’s been healing and she’s ready to get back to D.C.
18
posted on
09/08/2008 7:49:28 PM PDT
by
ladyjane
To: Texas Eagle
Palin's Glasses Bring Sexy Back When Sarah Palin gave her speech at the Republican National Convention, all eyes were not only on her, but her glasses as well.
By KTRH's Becky Chosed
Monday, September 8, 2008
While most critics called Palin's speech at the RNC a home run, others are saying her glasses stole the show.
"She won the hearts of America with certainly those glasses she had on," Editor in Chief of 20/20, a magazine about glasses, James Spina said. "She certainly made her stance as someone who wears eyewear because it's iconic to her look."
The now sought-after Palin frames will cost you around $375, excluding the lenses.
"As you may have noticed they were not invisible on her. She's in the rimless style that has a lot of attention going to the temples, they're jewel-like cut in the lenses, and a pretty dramatic shape," Spina said.
And Palin's not the only one sporting sexy glasses says Spina, "More and more people are treating their glasses like an accessory."
Spina says not only are glasses trendy, but sexy too, "It is sexy, it's a way to strongly identify your own personality. And guys look great in them and women look beautiful in them."
19
posted on
09/08/2008 7:50:08 PM PDT
by
XR7
To: ovrtaxt
is hillary doing this for:
1. identity politics
or
2. she wants oba mao to lose?
20
posted on
09/08/2008 7:51:08 PM PDT
by
ken21
(people die and you never hear from them again.)
Navigation: use the links below to view more comments.
first 1-20, 21-40, 41-60, 61-80 ... 101-106 next last
Disclaimer:
Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual
posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its
management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the
exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson