Hillary's FEARMONGERING won the day

[gaiilonfong]

Good article;

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In an MSNBC exit poll, New Hampshire voters were asked the usual terrorism question: "How worried are you that there will be another major terrorist attack in the United States?"

73 percent responded "very / somewhat worried."

If the Clinton campaign didn't have similar polling information in hand leading up to the senator's ooga-booga! remarks on Monday, the senator's campaign strategists weren't doing their jobs. I would be shocked if the most poll-driven political campaign in the race didn't have New Hampshire data on terrorism. Nothing is said that isn't polled for effect. That's modern politics, especially within the Clinton Loop. Without the proper intel, she never would have stood up at that Dover rally in front of live television cameras and leaned on the jolly, candy-like panic button: a vote for Senator Obama is a vote for another terrorist attack -- because the evildoers are watching!
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bob-cesca/senator-clintons-fearmon_b_80782.html

[David Dunham]

1. What do you think the Repugs are going to do to beat Obama?

[bellasgrams]

2. Oh, and here I thought it was rigged. My, My.

Whatever, I'm sure you're convinced that Hillary is an evil-doer. Even if she stands there, bears her heart and tells the truth as most of us see it but some have soaked up the RW mantra of hate for the Clintons.

[BlackVelvet04]

3. Why are you as a Democrat

spreading trash about a Democratic candidate?

[Pathwalker]

4. My, you're becoming tiresome. Have some popcorn.

:popcorn: geesh! :eyes: