Why we hate Hillary

[Irish Caesar]

And yet you support Ron Paul, a Republican. Enough said.

Congressman Paul voted against military action in Iraq and the USA PATRIOT Act.

 

[Amin001]

Ron Paul on Dan Abrams

Ron Paul and the interviewer discuss Hillary Clinton.

 

[Bast]

Congressman Paul voted against military action in Iraq and the USA PATRIOT Act.

And? That doesn't mean he's not running as a Republican nominee for the upcoming election.

My point was that that poster made a swipe at Republicans but his idol is running as a Republican nominee. The irony.

Anyway, I didn't know that these were the ONLY two issues in the upcoming election and are what defines a Republican or Democrat or good or bad. Whatever happened to education, economy and health and environment and many other issues?

It seems posters like Neomega are more concerned about Iraq than domestic issues like health and education. Nevermind Americans, the Iraqis come first.

Hillary stands out as a good Democrat candidate on real issues that count.

 

[Irish Caesar]

And? That doesn't mean he's not running as a Republican nominee for the upcoming election.

My point was that that poster made a swipe at Republicans but his idol is running as a Republican nominee. The irony.

It very much sets him apart from the field, though. Only Obama can say the same, and the two men have drastically different policies everywhere else.

Paul is also rather different from the other Republicans running in a lot of ways, but enough about that.

This is supposed to be about why we hate Hillary!

 

[bathsheba666]

There's only two things that needs to be said here:

1. She's a woman, women are emotional, illogical, weak, irrational, and physically inferior to a man. She'll get periods and PMS, and mood swings and such while in the White House and what will happen then? She'll make bad decisions.
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Yeah, stick with Bush, and get straight to the bad decisions, without any chemical distractions

 

[The Yankee]

and a Red Sox fan viewpoint

I had faith in you....

But I agree on your other points. I may sink to strategically vote in that election, but I'll definitely give the third parties a chance.

 

[The Yankee]

It very much sets him apart from the field, though. Only Obama can say the same, and the two men have drastically different policies everywhere else.

[nitpick]I wish Obama wouldn't say the same, since he was in Springfield when those things were going down, not Washington.[/nitpick]

And about Hillary....yeah, that commercial where she shoved in some 9/11 images doesn't sit well with me.

 

[carmen510]

I don't like violent video games and Hillary has a good point there.

Then let me point out some nugget of knowledge.

Remember Cho from the Virginia Tech Massacre?

Well, the people tried to pin the blame on violent video games, WHEN THERE WERE NO VIDEO GAMES FOUND IN CHO'S DORM/HOME.

Also, I have yet to see someone who actually has been corrupted by violent video games. Hell, the media puts on violent images more frequently as the war goes on.

 

[robo-snickers]

she is ugly

 

[Ecofarm]

Hell, the media puts on violent images more frequently as the war goes on.

People play video games for hours at a time. They immerse themselves in the game. When I do this, I dream about the game. Sometimes I see the game as a monitor screen, sometimes I see bits of it mixed in with regular (3D) dreams. A news broadcast will not cause immersion dreams. While I am against both censorship and a nanny state, I recognize that immersion in video game violence has a different psycological impact than brief news casts.

 

[carmen510]

While I do agree video games can be immersed in, that doesn't mean always. Actually, most people don't have the time for immersion, unless they have a 9 to 5 gig, or they're students who were lucky enough to not have lots of homework/weekend school, or are the elderly.

Either way, most people will see real violence, one way or another.

 

[ParkCungHee]

She's a neocon that wants to raise taxes. Sounds like a good reason to hate Hillary.

 

[EdwardTking]

She's a neocon that wants to raise taxes. Sounds like a good reason to hate Hillary.

That is her risk. Because she is a woman, her campaign team will say you must be hardline in Iraq which will diminish the left, liberal and traditional conservative vote, while the capitalists will fund popular fears of taxes and socialism and the religious right will blame her for old Bill's adventures.

 

[Stewbert 08]

Ron Paul interviewed about Hillary

Ron Paul Civ 4 cheats gold

Ron Paul V1agra C1ik h@re!

 

[EconomistBR]

I don't hate Hillary in fact I hope she becomes president.
I'd love to see Bill Clinton back at the White House

 

[amadeus]

By the way, I didn't get an e-mail for those Hillary quotes.. they're all ones that have been collected over the years. I'm not a part of any e-mail listings... I hate forwards.

 

[onejayhawk]

Of all the candidates, except maybe Fred Thompson, she is the one best suited to running a war, odd as that seems. This is a person thoroughly aquainted with power negotiations.

My biggest problem with her is that the she is very pro big government, and the taxation that goes with it.

J

 

[The Yankee]

Well, she's already overseen Bubba Clinton managing some operations, for better or worse. Not sure how the heck Thompson would be better suited at it, but out of the candidates there, she'd have the most learning experience managing from such a top-down position.

 

[Stewbert 08]

Of all the candidates, except maybe Fred Thompson, she is the one best suited to running a war, odd as that seems. This is a person thoroughly aquainted with power negotiations.

Yeah, Fred Thompson will defeat the terrists.... from the comfort of his extraordinarily cushy armchair, while lazily smoking the world's largest cigarrette and shaking his jowls menacingly.

Osama Bin Laden will have no choice but to surrender.

 

[IglooDame]

Yeah, Fred Thompson will defeat the terrists.... from the comfort of his extraordinarily cushy armchair, while lazily smoking the world's largest cigarrette and shaking his jowls menacingly.

Osama Bin Laden will have no choice but to surrender.

Well isn't that how FDR and Churchill pulled off their big win? Except for the jowls, maybe.