Down here in S. Mexifornia you can get ‘healthcare’ at the community clinic. (I know all about this because i went to these clinics before my husband got health care thru his job.) It might take all day sitting in the waiting room with illegal aliens who have who knows what, but it’s cheap because the taxpayers foot the bill.

After listening to Hillary-dillary-do-do drone on I wondered who would want to listen to her as POTUS let alone senator?

The black voting population is programmed to mindlessly vote democratic and with very few exceptions, that mindless voting isn’t questioned. If common sense really was seen as a point of pride, why on earth do they need a Republican to point out that “40 years of rhetoric” hasn’t worked?

PBoilermaker on August 10, 2007 at 11:43 AM

Black people do not mindlessly, that in my opinion acribes a character to Black voting that does not exist. The Democrats know we vote Democrat culturally because they play to cultural biases. Cultural biases aren’t questioned by the culture, ever. So yes they do need the question to be asked. That breaks the silence and challenges the culture. Take “hip hop” as an example. Once it was questioned, mocked and imitasted outside of the culture that created it is when the Black cultural norms were challenged.

Why aren’t black leaders getting out in front of black voters and questioning the Dem rhetoric and abysmal track record of black victimization?

That’s a question for MSM executive producers. Email Michelle and ask her to feature this guy on O’Reily. The “leaders” are whoever gets the airtime, and that’s not conservative Blacks. LaShawn Barber could change the culture if she were given an oppurtunity.

What have YOU done to help fellow blacks look past the Democratic lip service they have been receiving for decades?

*rolls eyes*

Are you serious? Don’t steal the progressive chickenhawk meme, this is a conservative blog.

Theworldisnotenough, that is a great response. I hope conservative candidates read these posts! Although I’m guessing they would actually say “…is it going to take US another 40 years of rhetoric before WE are ready to embrace solutions instead of slogans?” lest they be accused of an “us” and “them” form of racism (though, there are different ways to appeal to each of us, whether we are black, white, male, female, parents, single, old, young. Or even legal / illegal, regretfully).

By not using us and we you avoid, from what is going to be a hostile crowd, the knee jerk reaction. The first Republican to do this is not going to be part of the “us.” That will come with timebut certainly not the first time my scenario takes place.

Reporter: “What’s the difference between ‘national health care’ and ‘Socialized medicine?’”

Hillary Clinton: “You are an evil conservative, and you are stupid!”

Why are people complaining? We should be HAPPY to hear Hillary give answers like this one.

Hillary said she has a lot more explaining to do on this topic. That’s great too; I say she should be given every opportunity. Whether she deigns to grant a formal audience or not, we need to ask this same question over and over and over again between now and next November.

Still, she showed her true colors of which she flat does not care about the American people, only how she looks at the moment.

See Anything Say Anything –
she has confused what the American watch words are and what they’re for.

s/b See Something , Say Something.

This Pig is a Communist.

“We’re going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good.”

- Hillary Clinton.

To the moderators:

Hillary Clinton is a Communist Pig, and her election as President will be the beginning of the destruction of this country. Your censorship of the truth does not alter the truth – it is merely an Orwellian form of thought-control, and something that the Communist Pig would readily embrace.

rplat said it more concisely than anyone. This is the goal. The Republicans better get with it. All of us need to wake up. This women does not wan the America most of us do. She sees a totally different one. The Constitution doesn’t not mean the same thing to her as it does to most Americans. I can’t believe average Americans think she is just a female Bill.

The liberals I talk to (not left wing nuts) just think she will make things more fair. She will give them more government handouts. She will make their big bad company stay in business and give them more money. This is how they think. And yes, she will let them go to the doctor for free when they don’t feel good. That is why they will vote for her.

This woman is out to harm us. It is time for Republicans to be blunt. This video is the real Hillary. I can’t wait for someone to use it in the campaign. What a mean, nasty and evil person.

Good ‘ole Hillary: ‘If you disagree, you must be ignorant’.

Spirit of 1776 on August 10, 2007 at 10:39 AM

That’s right on the money so far as I’m concerned.

Of course she’s for state controlled medicine the debacle of a health care system that she tried to put on us when her “husband” was Pres. was exactly that and now she wants us to believe she’s not advocating bank busting health care?..Please, spare me.

The Pres. campaign season isn’t even really started up yet just wait for her screaming reactions to continued hard questions.

My continuing fashion commentary:

The best I can say is that at least her hair is better this time (not so flat, but it still doesn’t look fresh) and that red color is much better for her than the washed out pink we saw the other day. Other than that, this cut and style is a disaster. It looks sloppy and the open jacket style makes her look overweight (although at least she ditched those mannish lapel jackets–you can wear those occasionally, but not every time!). The narrow red belt cuts her off in the middle and is not slimming. As for the jewelry–ICK!–ditch all those bubble beads except maybe one strand and go for a little variety in color and style. Where are your earrings, girl? Still not ready for prime time.

The candidate who stands up to stupid questions, or arrogant reporters will win the hearts of the viewers.

right2bright on August 10, 2007 at 9:45 AM

Only the stupid viewers. Most viewers can tell if the reporter is asking a valid question or not, and if the political hack is being honest in their answer.

The Seahag was lying through her pie-hole and anyone with experience with any of the entities she mentioned (military medical, VA, Medicare, Medicaid, the myriad state programs) knows it.

Hillary attempts to blend the two terms to mean the same thing, but WORDS MEAN THINGS.

Health care, or healthcare, is the prevention, treatment, and management of illness and the preservation of mental and physical well being through the services offered by the medical, nursing, and allied health professions.

Health insurance is a type of insurance whereby the insurer pays the medical costs of the insured if the insured becomes sick due to covered causes, or due to accidents.

Just because someone is not enrolled in a health insurance plan does not mean they are “without healthcare”. That’s exactly what Hillary said in this clip.

Someone should ask her what’s the definition of Socialized Medicare and her plan

Lancer on August 10, 2007 at 12:05 PM

I was responding to TWINE’s specific “common sense” remark, read his post.

I am well aware common sense is not common, regardless of skin color. You are trying to make more out of my remarks than is actually there.

I don’t see how the black population is any less commeon-sensical than the white or Hispanic populations. If you think common sense is in any sort of decent supply, recall that nearly half the country voted for Kerry in 04. The people don’t pay attention to things, they don’t remember or keep track, that’s why the Left and the MSM gets away with all their BS. That is why politicans, aspiring politicians, and bloggers must educate them, again and again and again. Ignorance only serves the Left (which is why they oppose school choice so vehemently).

Speaking of sleep… didn’t anybody tell the candidate that her collar looked like most people’s pajamas do when they first roll out of bed (one side half up, one side down)?

And you couldn’t pick up the patronizing put-on drawl?? I heard it from the first words of her response, “Oh, may-ann…(etc).”