How hard is that to figure out?

Hillary Clinton should have campaigned as a hardened, tough political figure with answers to issues that she believes in even if you don’t agree with all of them.

People today want credibility and authenticity in the products they buy and now the people they elect. Hillary could have had the high ground but surrendered it to polling data and trying to be all things to all people. She failed and in her place came someone with maybe credibility and maybe authenticity.

If she just spelled out exactly how involved she was with her husband’s administration instead of dancing around the edges she would have swept these primaries. “35 years” = of what?!

I do think she was a co-President but unless they come clean with how much she was involved with policy then it is all smoke-and-mirrors.

She has also done nothing substantial since becoming Senator of NYS. That was a mistake.

I can go on with the litany of mistakes that HRC has made and sugar coating it will not get her a majority of the popular vote or the nomination.

Unfortunately you seem to only read her press releases.

Brzezinski has always been focused on Eastern Europe because I believe he is a Polish patriot, not an American one. This I believe rendered him blind to the danger of the radical Muslim movement he fostered as well as the radicalization of Iran, since he was primarily focused on putting it to Poland’s enemy, the Soviet Union.

We are allocating resources again unilaterally to Eastern Europe. This is in accord with Brzezinski’s current line, although I don’t know if the Bush Administration is following him or someone else. The bottom line is that it has Russia very rattled. Putin is now talking about a restart of the arms race.

We are in hock up to our ears (even Russia is now one of our creditors), dependent on some sworn enemies for energy and our Dollar may even be replaced as the preferred international currency by the Euro. Russia, on the other hand, is on the upswing and has enough energy to threaten Europe and some of it’s former Republics.

Another arms race is a potlatch we can no longer afford. The last one brought the Soviet Union to it’s knees, this one could bring us to our knees.

Other than that Brzezinski is a hellofa guy.

I agree.

I’m not sure I can take four more years of Republican life.

I live in Ohio and the average “Joe” might vote for Hillary (he has a mother, after all), but all hell will freeze over before he votes for someone named Hussein. Mark my words: If its Obama vs. McCain, it won’t be close. They’ll kill us.

I don’t get the thing about the Rezko land deal, he knew what was going on at the time and still went for the deal. Was he so naive, so enamored of living in the nice mansion, or just so dam arrogant that he thought it was okay for him to do this, no one would notice… or all of the above.

Whichever, it doesn’t bode well to have a candidate so totally lacking in judgment on this matter as president.

When Bill Clinton, when talking about the Iraq war said Obama’s stand was a fairy tale, well I think all these people that cried racist had it correct, the whole Obama cult is a fairy tale, I think he is going to be proven to be mythical. Going to be a lot of disappointed people around.

Quite frankly the thought of him as president frightens me. I think we would have a candidate similar to GWB, admittedly more intelligent, but every bit as incompetent. Who will the puppet masters be, Ted Kennedy, John Kerry?

He is a “made for public consumption” candidate if ever I saw one, bet whoever his “maker” is had no idea he had entangled himself in a real estate deal.