"Having lived by the polls, Hillary Clinton is now panicked by them..."

[jefferson_dem]

:patriot:

"Having lived by the polls, Hillary Clinton is now panicked by them," (Obama) campaign spokesman Bill Burton told Election Central. "It was just nine days ago that Hillary Clinton told 9,000 Iowa Democrats that she wasn't going to attack other Democrats. Obviously that has changed as it has become clear we'll be holding a caucus, not a coronation, in Iowa.

"Barack Obama has been fighting for working families since he helped neighborhoods devastated by steel plant closings as a community organizer over two decades ago, and he'll be a President who delivers change working Americans can believe in by taking on the special interests and bringing this country together. America needs a president who will be candid about the challenges we face and honest about how we should address them."

http://tpmelectioncentral.com/2007/11/hillary_and_obama_trade_blows_over_social_security.php#more

[SaveElmer]

1. Says Obama's spokesman...as he whistles by the graveyard...

:rofl:

[jefferson_dem]

3. ...says DU's resident Hillary apologist, reality denier...

:rofl: for sure.

:bounce:

[SaveElmer]

4. As rebuked by DU's Resident Obama shill, reality denier...

:rofl: for sure....

[Capn Sunshine]

6. for god's sake, what is it with the "so are you" posts?

It's either desperation or immaturity , but it's become common among the Hillary camp.

[SaveElmer]

7. Well when you are dealing with children...

Sometimes you have to speak to them at their level...

[Renew Deal]

14. So which one are you?

The child or the person speaking to them on "their level?" It's all so confusing.

[burythehatchet]

27. .

:rofl:

on edit

:spray: :rofl:

[liberalnurse]

10. Obama is very scared.

You see, he has not formed the loyalty bonds which truly command the PARTY selection of who really gets the nomination. Senator Clinton has done this throughout the country. OBama is just going to bank the campaign money .

[blm]

25. Except more are realizing that TeamClinton undermined both 2000 and 2004

and have also been trying to push Dean out as head of the DNC.

The Vanity Fair article last month on top of the pushing at Dean this past year is beginning to give a picture to those increasing their attention to the political landscape in the party.

[Heywood J]

29. Bullshit.

Senator Clinton has done this throughout the country.

I'm in her home state's second largest city, and I haven't seen hide nor hair of her visiting at all, much less her having been here to form any "loyalty bonds" in this city. If she hasn't done that here in her home state (where it's supposedly easiest), why should I assume it's that way anywhere else?

[Imagevision]

2. The recent Iowa poll is reason enough for Hil not to be ga-ga over them

[Capn Sunshine]

5. Clintons people are really sailing down that river in Egypt

They know what their numbers are in Iowa, and her deterioration there is cause for concern. She peaked too early. It's anyones game there right now. Even Biden is gaining on her.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

8. Joe's A Good Guy But He's Running A Distant Fourth In (Several) Polls

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/iowa-primary.html

I know you're a good fella and wouldn't want to mislead anybody...

[Perry Logan]

9. Obama-bama bobama, banana-fama fo-fama.

[Yukari Yakumo]

11. Why panic?

In the past month, there has been little more than negligible changes in the polls. And Hill still has extremely solid leads in most states.

I think panic mode is just starting to set in for the Obama camp.

[burythehatchet]

28. astute analysis

[asha]

12. Iowa does not a united states make.

Hillary does not need Iowa to win the nomination,Edwards does or Obama.Media will make a BIG deal about it. What Hillary is doing is shuting them out. Considering she got there after them and still leading both speaks volumes."NO NO wait" Obama is totally preachy,and "late on healthcare " Edwards is just a lawyer. May be he should go to Pakistan and get arrested before Obambi nukes it.

[oasis]

13. But when Obama screams at elderly Iowans he's being "cool as a cucumber".

"must not panic":hide::

[Adelante]

17. That's just not true

He did not scream, he did not yell.

[oasis]

24. Okay then, he "shouted" in anger.

How's that?

[Adelante]

26. Still no good

He asserted himself, he was right to do so, and he did not shout in anger.





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Video here for those who have not seen it.

http://cameron.blogs.foxnews.com/2007/11/19/obama-takes-the-tough-questions/

[wyldwolf]

15. Where had it been established Clinton ever lived by the polls or is now panicked by them?

:shrug:

[flpoljunkie]

16. Were you perhaps in a coma during the Clinton administration?

[pnwmom]

20. Go ahead and provide evidence if you have it. That will help your case

more than just insulting people.

[wyldwolf]

22. were you perhaps in a coma when you read the OP?

[RufusTFirefly]

19. Clinton supporters certainly live by the polls

We rarely hear anything substantive about Clinton's policy positions (excuse me but Kyl-Lieberman?) but instead must put up with threads that generally trumpet her lead in some poll (thus implying her legitimacy ex post facto without the burden of broaching her questionable and flexible views) or that angrily blast so-called "Hillary haters" who dare to question her coronation.

[wyldwolf]

23. and that is relevant how to the OP and my question (as false as it is)

[Skip Intro]

21. Another good question that won't be answered. n/t

[pnwmom]

18. I was an Obama supporter but I think he's the one going negative.

The way he pounced on HRC for what NOVAK did was completely unfair. He should have demanded that Novak retract his second-hand story, rather than demand that HRC "admit" that there was nothing to the story. Why should HRC have to admit to anything?

[elizm]

30. Can you point to WHEN you were an Obama supporter? What a joke.