Hillary will come to NH on March 10 (for state party's biggest fundraiser)

[Freddie Stubbs]

CONCORD – New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Cllinton has accepted the state Democratic Party's invitation to appear at its biggest annual fundraiser, UnionLeader.com has learned.

Party officials say that Clinton, who officially entered the 2008 Presidential campaign last Saturday, will appear at its 100 Club fund-raising dinner in Nashua on March 10.

State Democratic Chair Kathy Sullivan called Clinton "a dynamic, articulate leader who will be welcomed to the Granite State stage with tremendous excitement.”

According to the state party, the “100 Club” Dinner, first held in 1959, was originally organized by New Hampshire supporters of John F. Kennedy to raise his profile.

more: http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=Hillary+will+come+to+NH+on+March+10&articleId=6d9b991c-8739-4193-97dc-1c72a1d36937

[Tesha]

1. Oh Goody! My first opportunity to protest her! Which sign, oh which sign? (NT)

[Freddie Stubbs]

2. Wouldn't protesting the Republican candidates be more productive?

:shrug:

[onehandle]

3. Or working for a Different Democratic candidate.

Democrats protesting Democrats makes for great T.V. on Fox News.

[Tesha]

4. So do Democrats acting like Republicans. And your point is?

> Democrats protesting Democrats makes for great T.V. on Fox News.

So do Democrats acting like Republicans, and Hilly *LOVES*
to do that when she thinks it's politically expedient. So
your point is?

Tesha

[onehandle]

5. Why don't you answer Freddie first? nt

[Freddie Stubbs]

6. It would seem that protesting a Democratic candidate IS acting like a Republican

Perhaps we should worry about doing our job, electing Democrats, rather than doing the Republicans' work for them.

[Tesha]

8. That's why I'm going to work *VERY HARD* to block the unelectable Hillary.

> Perhaps we should worry about doing our job, electing Democrats,
> rather than doing the Republicans' work for them.

That's why I'm going to work *VERY HARD* to block the unelectable
Hillary. The quicker we get her to see the light, the quicker we'll
get to hear the voices of electable Democrats.

Tesha

[Freddie Stubbs]

11. Wouldn't supporting another candidate be a more constructive way of 'blocking'

Senator Clinton's candidacy? Unless you think that all the other Democrats running are to weak to do that.

[Tesha]

13. No. I've seen how this shit works (in past years)

> Wouldn't supporting another candidate be a more
> constructive way of 'blocking' Senator Clinton's
> candidacy?

No. I've seen how this shit works (in past years) --
the "annointed" one wins. That's how we got saddled
with that lamer Kerry in 2004.

Tesha

[Freddie Stubbs]

17. Perhaps you can make some friends with the Freepers who protest her appearences

[rinsd]

12. Why would you have to work hard if Sen. Clinton is so "unelectable"?

I mean if she is hated by Democrats as DUers seem to claim she is how will she ever survive the primary process?

[Tesha]

14. See reply above. (NT)

[rinsd]

16. Kerry as the annointed one? LOL.

[Tesha]

18. After Gephardt bailed, he sure was in '04.

If you doubt that, see Tom Vilsak's actions in Iowa.

Tesha

[rinsd]

19. Oh please...

I'm not going to debate a Deaniacs closely held feelings of betrayal.

There's not there, there.

[Tesha]

20. "Deaniac". Ahh, a slur. Well done. (NT)

[rinsd]

22. Deaniac is a slur?

[Tesha]

24. If you didn't think so, you wouldn't have used it. And you know it. (NT)

[rinsd]

28. Is this what one calls a persecution complex?

Deaniac wasn't a slur.

The insult was your holding onto old grudges.

"closely held feelings of betrayal."

[BrokenBeyondRepair]

23. she is a republican candidate

[coalition_unwilling]

21. How about "Hilary is a liar and\or a dumbass"???

[Tesha]

25. No, I lean towards...

> How about "Hilary is a liar and\or a dumbass"???

No, I lean towards:

"Voted for the WAR
Complicit in the result"

Tesha

[MasonJar]

7. She came to a Kentucky Dem fundraiser last year and brought in

over $600,000, the most ever in Ky. for such an event. Bill came later for John Yarmuth and two other dem candidates for the House. (Yarmuth won against incumbent Anne Northrup, a Bush flypaper.) Thanks to both of these fine democrats for helping Kentucky's democrats. Barack Obama also came to support the democratic tickets in Kentucky before the Nov election. Thank you, Barack.

[Freddie Stubbs]

9. Seems like a lot of Democrats like Hillary, Bill, and Barak

[MaineDem]

10. She'll be there earlier, too - Feb 3-4

Several hours later, Clinton campaign national field director Karen Hicks said Clinton would make her first visit to the state since 1996 during the first weekend in February. Hicks had no details other than to say Clinton would be "getting around the state and meeting people."

http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=Clinton+schedules+February%2c+March+visits&articleId=5efd5e76-7dc0-4081-ac52-ef8627df2018

[Tesha]

26. Thanks! (NT)

[RiverStone]

15. Are other DEM candidates invited?

...if they wanted to attend?

[Tesha]

27. If they are, they're probably equally DLC.

> Are other DEM candidates invited?
>
> ...if they wanted to attend?

If they are, they're probably equally DLC.

The Nashua City Committee and the NH State Party tend
to run towards candidates like Biden, Lieberman, and
Clinton. (And, oh yeah, Gephardt!)

Tesha