Clinton attacks Republicans, Obama flipflops on HOPE campaign, attacks Dems, wants to team with GOP

[wyldwolf]

:shrug:

Just saying...

[Trajan]

1. psssssssssssssss .....

I repeat .....

LOVE Obama ...

LOVE Clinton ...

LOVE Edwards ...

LOVE Biden ....

LOVE Richardson ....

HATE divisive DU as*h*l*s .....

(OK ... love is too strong a term .... but ya get my drift ....)

[papau]

12. I also love all Dem candidates :-) but why only Edwards/Clinton/Richardson to speak at cancer forum

tomorrow.

I can't understand why the other Dems would Dis Lance and his forum for the 200 diseases called cancer.

[SIMPLYB1980]

15. Right with you.

[TeamJordan23]

2. Clinton sides with Bush, GOP, and Neo-Cons to start one of the worst wars ever.

:evilfrown:

just saying.

[ccpup]

3. and what have Obama's votes

been to continue the funding of the war? (I'm asking because I don't know, not because I'm trying to argue)

[pocoloco]

4. It amazes me that anyone who voted for the IWR could

possible believe that they were smart enough to lead America. How could they ever trust themselves with the future of America not to fuck up that badly again?? For that matter how the fuck can they even show their face in public??

[Kahuna]

6. Amen! Hello! That's WHAT I'm saying too.

:yourock:

[Clintonista2]

18. Every vote cast by Obama to fund the war, was a vote for the war

He voted for the war over and over again, and if you deny that, then you're delusional.

[KoKo]

5. "COME ON DOWN, WYLDWOLF!" The GAME is SEEKING YOU!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x3479456

[AtomicKitten]

7. I would love to see him argue those issues.

I really like the OP but he is much better at discussion than he is at snark.

[Forkboy]

13. Wolf don't play that game.

:)

[Colobo]

8. wyld, don't be obtuse.

[illinoisprogressive]

9. funny post. hehehehe

[LittleClarkie]

10. Hasn't Hillary been buddying up here and there with Gingrich and Murdock?

Just sayin'

[papau]

11. Nope - Gingrich nada - Murdoch allowed a breakfast speech/request for donations at his Tower n/t

n/t

[Stephanie]

16. "allowed"???

Murdoch hosted a fundraiser for Clinton. You make it sound like she requested permission to go begging on his property. Not really the case. He was the host. She was the honoree.

As for Gingrich, yes, they have been cozying up:

Oddly, Hillary and, Yes, Newt Agree to Agree

By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Published: May 13, 2005

WASHINGTON, May 12 - What do Newt Gingrich and Hillary Rodham Clinton want from each other?

<excerpt>

Mr. Gingrich, the former House speaker, has been working alongside the former first lady on a number of issues, and even appeared with her at a press conference on Wednesday to promote - of all things - health-care legislation.

But more puzzling than that, Mr. Gingrich has been talking up Mrs. Clinton's presidential prospects in 2008, to the chagrin of conservative loyalists who once regarded him as a heroic figure. Last month, he even suggested she might capture the presidency, saying "any Republican who thinks she's going to be easy to beat has a total amnesia about the history of the Clintons."

What gives?

For Ms. Clinton, standing side by side with her husband's onetime nemesis gives her the chance to burnish her credentials among the moderates she has been courting during her time in the Senate.

But in comments this week, she portrayed the rapprochement as one born of shared policy interests, not calculated politics.

"I know it's a bit of an odd-fellow, or odd-woman, mix," she said. "But the speaker and I have been talking about health care and national security now for several years, and I find that he and I have a lot in common in the way we see the problem."

For his part, Mr. Gingrich, who helped lead the impeachment fight against President Bill Clinton, called Mrs. Clinton "very practical" and "very smart and very hard working," adding, "I have been very struck working with her."

<more at link>

[Stephanie]

17. sorry, forgot to post link >

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/13/nyregion/13hillary.html?ex=1273636800&en=5720b07c5c3c5083&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss

[creeksneakers2]

19. All politicians shift alliances

Friends one day can be enemies the next and vice versa. Those who want to be effective build coalitions. They don't hold grudges or write off potential allies. If Hillary and Newt agree on something, they can work together on that. Working with Newt doesn't mean she's on Newt's team the rest of the time. They both wanted to improve health care information technology. I think that's a good idea.

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