She's incapable of any depth of personality or convictions on issues, right? I mean, what has she done in her life to make anyone think she's a person with ideas and feelings of her own???
Good question. You got an answer?
Try this one: What's Hillary's position on Iraq? No matter which way you answer that, I can find a quote where she says the opposite.
How about other issues? Can you think of one thing she would stand for and ride it all the way down if the polls went against it? She makes me more nervous than any other Democratic candidate, because if she wins, frankly I'm not sure WHAT she'd do under any given situation.
I will readily grant you that several of the current set of candidates from both parties aren't looking all that good in this department either.
Remember, she's been on stage for fifteen years now, and we've seen her work, we've heard her take positions and change them back and forth, we've heard about her from people she's worked with. There are dozens of books about her, written by people who like her, and people who don't, and people who are (supposedly) objective. She's been in the news, on TV, and in a leading position in the Democratic Party all that time.
It is beyond inane to treat her as though she suddenly beamed in from outer space at the beginning of this election cycle. I didn't arrive at my opinions of her yesterday.
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- The Obama Juggernaut...oops--never mind...
- Obama still received 15,000 more votes than any Republican
- Don't ya just love neocons commenting on Democratic politics?
- This was all about
- I was very suprised by this turn in events.
- Not at all surprised by the results
- More a question of polling results than punditry. (n/t)
- Btw, "Squeaks it out"?
- I'm pretty happy right now
