The campaign for the presidency just keeps getting more and more surreal. Reading Pajamas Media’s roundup on today’s events, I found this gem — an apparently accurate quote from Hillary Clinton:”I think that I have a lifetime of experience that……

McCain/Clinton ‘08

CyberCipher on March 3, 2008 at 6:43 PM

Now that would definitely make me vote for Obama.

McCain/Clinton ‘08

CyberCipher on March 3, 2008 at 6:43 PM

Talk about some change. Don’t think Obama could top that.

Her move is actually brilliant.

Entelechy on March 3, 2008 at 7:02 PM

I couldn’t agree less.

Her base is rabid leftists, they see McCain as Bush 2.0 – add this to her campaigns announcement of possibly suing the State of Texas over their primary rules and her desire to take profits for the oil industry…and what do you have?

Probably another in a string of losses.

more like “Look, the Rep have chosen a guy with experience in a time of war. We cannot choose a guy with no experience because the Rep are gonna have easy time playing the ‘no experience’ card and, btw, we need a guy/girl with experience in the WH (remember the telephone?). So choose me, please”

aso on March 3, 2008 at 6:52 PM

agreed

SECOND LOOK AT MCCAIN/RODHAM CLINTON ‘08

Her move is actually brilliant.

Entelechy on March 3, 2008 at 7:02 PM

If the alternative is Obama/Huckabee ’08, I’ll take it. I’m feeling nauseus (for real) and I thought it was just the start of a stomach bug. Maybe not.

McCain/Clinton ‘08

CyberCipher on March 3, 2008 at 6:43 PM

The guns and ammo are pretty well stocked. But there’s still a lot of work to do on the bunker.

Team Clinton convinced themselves before the first vote was cast that the nomination was hers. The media did a great job of reinforcing that notion. They became arrogant and overconfident and never saw Obama coming. Even when it became clear to the rest of the world he was a real threat, they still refused to believe a “nobody” could actually beat her. Now they believe it. Is it too late? We’ll have a good idea tomorrow night.

TheBigOldDog on March 3, 2008 at 7:56 PM

Yep, pretty much. Still, it was clear well before Super Tuesday that Obama was a serious threat, yet her campaign didn’t adjust.

Did Hillary just endorse John McCain for the presidency over Barack Obama? How else would anyone understand this comment?

If you are looking for the explanation for something, first look to the simplest explanation.

She has lost her mind.

She probably rode her broom too high up and got brain damage from lack of oxygen.

Agreed.
The question is why she didn’t start doing this stuff like a month ago?

terryannonline on March 3, 2008 at 7:07 PM

Given how badly her campaign has been run up to this point, I have to imagine that there are some current and former Clinton campaign staffers with footwear lodged in a rearward facing orifice.

Maybe they’re finally starting to get it together… though I’m not sure if saying anything positive about a Republican rival is going to win a lot of points with Dem voters, even if to criticize Obama.

Hollowpoint on March 3, 2008 at 7:14 PM

Team Clinton convinced themselves before the first vote was cast that the nomination was hers. The media did a great job of reinforcing that notion. They became arrogant and overconfident and never saw Obama coming. Even when it became clear to the rest of the world he was a real threat, they still refused to believe a “nobody” could actually beat her. Now they believe it. Is it too late? We’ll have a good idea tomorrow night.

Big article in the NY Post today saying that Jews will bolt to McCain if Hillary loses tomorrow. Quotes a NY Jewish Dem State Assemblyman as saying if Obama’s the nominee the Dems can kiss the Jewish vote Goodbye.

More sure signs of the gathering perfect storm.

How else would anyone understand this comment?

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Could be an offer of the VP spot for Senator McCain?

A smelly vagina joke? Sure, why not. I’m ust taking the word back. To swipe a joke from Dane Cook: You know how bad Gloria Steinem’s vagina smells? It smells like she washed her vagina with an even dirtier vagina…….

I wouldn’t over-read her comments. That’s her bud.

“A great civilization cannot be destroyed from without until it destroys itself from within ~~~Ariel Durant

Over a 100 years ago…..

volsense on March 3, 2008 at 7:23 PM

Ariel Durant, born Chaya Kaufman, (May 10, 1898 - October 25, 1981) was the co-author of The Story of Civilization, a great read.

She would have had to say that at the age of 10, or less…

Btw, two of my most favorite American thinkers/writers/philosophers, are Will and Ariel Durant.

Over a 100 years ago…..

volsense on March 3, 2008 at 7:23 PM

dude, we didn’t invent decay, we just copy it.

Over a 100 years ago…..

Maybe they’re finally starting to get it together… though I’m not sure if saying anything positive about a Republican rival is going to win a lot of points with Dem voters, even if to criticize Obama.

Hollowpoint on March 3, 2008 at 7:14 PM

Right. She loses. She couldn’t criticize Obama to assure winning the nomination, for fear of alienating African-Americans and the far left in the general election. Must suck to not have an actual position, but always be trying to triangulate. And some of those dem. voters actually believe all that identity politics the Clintons peddled. Who’d a thunk it.