Comments on: Williams, Spence Hop Aboard Hillary’s Bus

By: Surge

Surge — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 19:10:36 +0000

What happened to Carville and Begala?

By: Roger

Roger — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 17:35:55 +0000

Hillary said she found her voice, I am glad Bill said it was ok for to talk.

By: Roger

Roger — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 17:30:50 +0000

Hillay could not sell her self as the real Hillary, people were not buying it. She had to change her image, it worked in N H, people voted with their heart and not their head. If you want to know the real Clintons, read the books Hillary’s secret police operations and caught in the crosshairs of Bill and Hillary Clinton. Read the true story of crime and coruption, and about the people whose lifes have been threated, and the people have been killed. If you want to know the real Hillary what you see is what you get, no matter how hard she tries to change and act. Who ever you vote for, make a good choice, don,t vote for a crime boss.

By: Ms. Jimmy

Ms. Jimmy — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 17:28:21 +0000

I am so tired of hearing how emotional Hillary can be. It is interesting how she turns it on and off, and only uses it when she wants to play the ” poor feminist, picked on game”. She is so artifical, I cannot understand why more people do not see that. We should always remember, her experience in the White House was trying to play the loving wife to Bill, the impeached, womanizer who was having sex in the white house, while she was upstairs. Do we really want the Clintons (both) back in the white house.

By: Ron Sansone

Ron Sansone — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 16:14:48 +0000

Before Obama started to make a move in the polls Hillary still thought she was campaigning against George Bush.
Every word out of her mouth was George Bush this, George Bush that.
Someone must of told her it was 2008 not 1992.

How long before she appears on American Idol?

Also She has been out on the trail now for 3 1/2 years, why is she still being paid as a Senator? She’s never there.

By: Ricky Simpson

Ricky Simpson — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 06:22:15 +0000

Ron Paul -

I hope his rather good fox coverage shows how far this mans foresight really is, and that he vision for a libertarian non interventionist America is brilliant.

Is America ready to commit to iraq and afghanistan for the next 100 years? Why are republicans being fooled by this nonsence – this administration is asking you to place this war as a burden on the next generation. A war that didnt need to happen, bush could have just blown up to tora bora mountains – but moved troops away from Afghanistan to fight a war in Iraq? I am sorry, but who attacked america? It really does show the monumental farce of the iraq war, an the cost to america has been dear. For the argument for removing saddam – there is the counter argument in why Bush is now ready to engage with north korea? Who have actually developed the weapon and are now being rewarded by the US – I see far reaching ramifications in the future for Bush and Cheney when the Americans wake up and see how much damage these people have done. 10 years of REPUBLICAN government – i dont think i have ever seen such a bloated, massive administration. Ron Paul is a real republican with a strong appeal to democrats. If HIS message of change got out.

They are at it again with Iran people, for goodness sake – get rid of these war mongers – they are killing us – bad economy at home – rattle the sabre abroad again, having to borrow from CHINA to save our economy – America has fallen far and needs drastic change.

I hope the reps can see this – or that Paul doesn’t fall foul of the republican machine.

By: heroicscot

heroicscot — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 03:19:53 +0000

I watched most of the Democratic debate in New Hampshire last Saturday and thought Bill Richardson came to Hilary Clinton’s defense on numerous occasions when she was under criticism from both Barack Obama and John Edwards. It occured to me that Bill Richardson really had no reason to still be in the race and I began wondering whether the Clinton camp had promised him the V.P. slot if he stuck around for one more week. I have just learned that Bill Clinton had discussions with Bill Richardson before he announced his withdrawl from the race just prior to the Nevada primary where there are numerous Hisspanic voters. I again wonder what promises Bill Clinton has made to Richardson. The pathetic truth is the Clintons will never fulfill the VP promise if she wins the nomination.

By: Carol Lindberg

Carol Lindberg — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 20:50:02 +0000

Just more of the “Clinton Old Guard” jumping on the band wagon so they will be in position for another job if she gets elected. Same old names, doing the same old things, for the same old reasons….
So if these are the people with the answers and the talent to turn things around, why did’nt they do it the first time?

By: J P Ewing

J P Ewing — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 16:24:25 +0000

is this as false as your other stories?

By: chronicBob

chronicBob — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 15:17:10 +0000

Begala appeared on the Today show this morning and Matt Lauer asked him straight out if he was joining the Clinton campaign.
Begala said “No”.

Pray, tell us, Garrett, why you couldn’t have done the same thing?

The smell of your journalistic ethics indicates exactly where you pulled the Begala story from. Shame on you!