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Vide08: Another anti-Hillary video

Posted: Thursday, July 26, 2007 2:28 PM by Hardball

Another anti-Clinton YouTube is making the rounds, pointing out the possible 28 years of Bush-Clinton rule - in addition to bids by Jeb, Chelsea, and then the Bush twins. “It’s time for a regime change,” the YouTube concludes. “Don’t vote Hillary.”

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I love it.  no more dynasties.  While the media is gushing over hillary there are many democrats cringing.
The dynasty thing is just one of many reasons not to vote for her and to vote for someone from the democratic wing of the democratic party.
Watching her sleazy manager tonight on Hardball shows the type of administration she would have.
cold, calculating and snotty.  And Obama is totally right about the bush=cheney lite.  Many of us call her Bush lite already.  Long before this.  Obama is just saying what so many of us have been saying and thinking.

diane (Sent Thursday, July 26, 2007 6:31 PM)

Couldn't agree more!  I keep hearing people talk about a Hillary/Obama or Obama/Hillary ticket - how about an Obama/Feingold ticket?  I can't think of a more perfect ticket!

Jessica, WI (Sent Friday, July 27, 2007 1:39 PM)

That's right, a Bush is a Clinton is a Bush is a Clinton. In the debate Hillary appeared stuffy and bureaucratic, Obama sounded forthright. She advises us to be afraid of our enemies, he indicates that we should face them confidently, be proud of our good humor and love of justice, and consider their hostility as a sign of our goodness. Like the Republican candidates and most Democratic candidates, Hillary sees us as a nation of sissies, but Obama and Richardson know we are Americans.

Samuel F. Reynolds, Bethany, OK (Sent Friday, July 27, 2007 3:38 PM)

Viral videos are manifestly simplistic and superficial. Just like all tv campaign ads.They shock normal sensibility with their vacuous messages; the perfect tool for the blame game. But this madness is like chicken pox. It'll go away after it completes its natural life cycle. The sooner the better!  

rick rodriguez, corpus christi, tx (Sent Saturday, July 28, 2007 4:01 PM)

What do we expect? We've made politics a game for only the rapacious and power hungry. No humans need apply; only those willing to be abused.
The system is in desparate need of repair. Granted the electoral process would be dull if all candidates agreed to speak only to the issues and not vilify opponents and their families. But how else can  the nation attract real leaders, true statemen/women?

Art Adler Rockaway, NJ (Sent Monday, July 30, 2007 11:42 AM)

This regime thing is stupid. I have yet to hear anyone but media worried about it. I am NOT a Hilary fan but I sure would hate to be penalized because of what my husband did. What year are we in anyway, 1907?

Del Surprise Az (Sent Monday, July 30, 2007 10:34 PM)

You're kidding, right? This is the last posting you have?  After Tillman yesterday, all the political news, the bridge collapse; geez Chris, what the heck?

uptodate (Sent Thursday, August 02, 2007 10:06 AM)

RIGHT ON!!!!!!  I've been saying this since Clinton said she was running.  No more Clintons or Bushs, we need something else.  The only problem is the other choices are not much better.

derek O-H-I-O (Sent Thursday, August 02, 2007 12:49 PM)

I would suggest ALL AMERICANS consider for the candidate with the most impeccable voting record of all ... a man of PRINCIPLE who ALWAYS for his 20 years in Congress voted FOR the BEST INTERESTS of AMERICA AND AMERICANS! Always voted in line with the Constitution and our RIGHTS!  VOTE RON PAUL IN 2008!!

Sharilyn K. Hartwell Kansas City, KS (Sent Thursday, August 02, 2007 8:20 PM)

What an incredably stupid idea to be discussing .

Ed King, Myrtle POint , Or. (Sent Wednesday, August 08, 2007 2:15 PM)

I was truly appalled by yesterday's post-debate analysis.  Chris' first comment indicated he supports Queen Hillary.  Were we watching the same debate?  I think Barack Obama showed his intelligence, good judgement, his heart, and that he can well handle the barrage of criticism being leveled at him from many directions.

Hillary does not represent true, honest, proactive, people-focused change for the future.  Please stop acting like she has already been "crowned" as the Democratic presidential nominee.

I really love Chris' comments most of the time, and have been watching Hardball every day, but I think it was much too obvious that he supports Hillary no matter what.  I couldn't even watch the commentary anymore.  It was making me sick to my stomach.

Thanks for listening.

Sidonie DeBruyn, Santa Fe, New Mexico (Sent Wednesday, August 08, 2007 3:14 PM)

I think it's sad. Rather then look at the issues people are comparing the Clinton's with the Bush's. To me there is no comparison. This video assumes that Americans are stupid enough to vote another Bush into office. People consider Hillary because Bill actually helped the country but since Bush made a disaster of the Clinton's policies, now they are being blamed.

Eunice (Sent Wednesday, August 08, 2007 5:04 PM)

Can we please get rid of this ridiculous autocratic regime with no representation of the people. Lets really have a government FOR THE PEOPLE< BY THE PEOPLE.. Gather together for BARACK "BARRY" OBAMA. 08

Paul (Sent Wednesday, August 08, 2007 6:37 PM)

Regime change is six years too late to be any help.

Tom (Sent Thursday, August 09, 2007 2:36 AM)

My worry is that Mrs. Clinton has been in the spotlight for 15+ years and when I watch the debates, I still cannot get a feel for who she is. I am an independent and I would love to see some new blood. However, I am afraid the other democratic candidates are giving her a free pass. They are whimping out, as my kids would say. I wish there was a way to inject some Republican "type-A" personality into these soft-selling Democrats.

Bob Whelan, Portland, Oregon (Sent Thursday, August 09, 2007 5:36 PM)

I'm in full agreement.  Please end this horrible trend.  Ugh.  What a sad, sad state of affairs.  Are these people really the best that the United States of American has to offer?

Nathan, WA (Sent Friday, August 10, 2007 2:25 PM)



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