[DainBramage]

"He is a once-in-a-generation politician,"

aka "Car salesman of the decade"

[AmericaUnited]

But Democrats say that Clinton, whose central theme is her readiness to be president, also made blunder after blunder.

The "smartest women in the world" actually is dumber than a box of rocks. So, on the only two "big" things she has tried to manage in her life, i.e. the health care task force and her potus campaign, she has been utterly inept!

[kjam22]

Her biggest mistake was when her husband began injecting RACE into the contest. That’s when the the party bigwigs dumped her.

[gov_bean_ counter]

He spoke only on the condition of anonymity to permit more candor

and prevent any questions from strangers concerning the health of their pets or children,

There, fixed it.

[RichInOC]

I would be deeply surprised if Hillary has ever blown anything in her entire life.

[snowsislander]

"You've got to give credit to Barack Obama. He is a once-in-a-generation politician," Mellman said.

Well, it has been a generation since the Democrats nominated Senator McGovern. ;-)

[Doogle]

...she over estimated her ability top hide the reality...she’s not well liked

[fortheDeclaration]

She never expected that she would actually have to campaign to win the nomination.

Her own arrogrance brought her down.

Now, watch to see if the Clinton's put Chelsa up to run in a safe Democratic District.

[fortheDeclaration]

"Every decision that was made — whether it was spending or the message or what states to invest in — was a collaborative process," the other strategist said. "It's unfair to Patti to blame her. It was a ministerial position."

Maybe that was the key problem, no one was really in charge.

[sagmanagain]

How will "Evita" leave the stage? With a "Don't cry for me," bitter honesty, I'd say:

"Now just back off, all you peons;
The truth is, I've never loved you,
I've just been using you
Because you needed me
To bring back welfare, and even health care.
I'd've kept my promise;
Now, you keep your distance."

[dfwgator]

“It’s the candidate, stupid.”

Hillary isn’t likeable, period. That’s why she’s failing.

[johnny7]

She’s f _ _ ked-up everthing she’s ever done... but his time, she’s going to bring her party down with her.

[PGalt]

FReeper comments eclipse article BUMP!

[kittymyrib]

Because the GOP race is over, many Republican voters in Texas are voting for Obama. It is our duty and privilege to drive a stake into the Clinton bid for another 8 years in the White House.

[Jorge]

I watched part of the Clinton-Obama debate and the difference between their personalities is dramatic.

She comes off as arrogant, cold and calculating, and not likable at all in contrast to Obama who uses non-divisive appealing language and seems relaxed and likable.

Likewise last election I think the personality differences between Bush and Kerry really helped get Bush elected.

[Arthur McGowan]

Satan keeps all his promises, until just that laaaast one that he doesn’t.

[Sybeck1]

Don’t forget that question Russert asked about licenses for illegals. That was what I think started it all.

[AppyPappy]

Translation: It’s not her fault

[Jim Noble]

To think that someone named Clinton with $130 million could end up here is amazing

The Democratic party resembles a body rejecting an organ transplant.

If Bill was such a great party politician, how come everybody he campaigned for lost?

I am firmly convinced that the air will go out of the Obama balloon as soon as Hillary's campaign is dead and buried.

[TalBlack]

“Yet it’s undeniable that the New York senator has fallen awfully far awfully fast.

One factor is Obama, an Illinois senator.

“You’ve got to give credit to Barack Obama. He is a once-in-a-generation politician,” Mellman said.”

Hillary Clinton has never done anything on her own in her life. Her seat in the senate was handed to her, she couldn’t possibly have failed to gain it. She was married to a guy who was president. Big deal. I have NEVER thought she could be her party’s candidate much less POTUS due to he utter lack of life experience or qualification.

The stones in the street could have predicted her failure. As for the Empty Suit: he is no more a once in a generation politician than the Shrillidiot was a lock for the nom.