A Day With Hillary Clinton with a surprise ending

[F5xxxvi]

IF the PASTOR really  "FOOLED" YOU FOR 20 YEARS !

How can we trust YOUR JUDGMENT ?

YOU STILL FOLLOW The doctrine of Trinity

[chuckinla]

This republican piglet Hellary Rotten Clinton has to finally face the music! It's OVER for her and her shady campaign. Her top people in her campaign are jumping ship daily. Why? Because they KNOW how dreadful and dishonest she truly is. Obama has not lost a single one to her. Think about that! NOT ONE!!!

STOP this MONSTER DESTROYER!!!!

[2025DPlaza]

That's why I've ALWAYS said that her supposedly "sky-high" negatives are irrelevant, but nobody listens.

HILLARY 08'

[privatelifer]

There are knowns and unknowns, Hillary is a known. Republicans are comforted by the fact we know what she's about, even if we disagree. The unpredicablity of McCain is unsettling. McCain has also "backstabbed" us on the immigration issue, we have long memories.

[sjsc76]

My My lots of aggression, .....relax breathe

[deepmindquest1]

Ron Paul 08!!!!!! and one more !

[industryfinest]

Hillary, Hell no. You have to be Old as john McCain or uneducated to vote for her!!!!

OBAMA 2008

[fubar28]

my words exactly.

[chuckinla]

Read the endorsement of Obama by Michael Moore on his blog!!! Shameful Pillary had Rev. Wright at the White House after Bill cheated on her!!! Obama has the grace and intelligence not to have thrown that mud in her friggin EVIL face!!!! God she is a MONSTER!!!!!

[MertensCW]

Moore who said Hillary's health plan is better than Obama's?

Not voting on issues got us Bush.

Don't make the same mistake again, although i doubt anyone else could be as bad, except for another Bush.

That was directed at you Jeb or any other idiot from that gene pool.

[Thesouthman]

OBAMA '08 !!!!!!!

[vallichayan]

OBAMA/OSAMA

[Thesouthman]

OBAMA '08 !!!!!!!

[Thesouthman]

OBAMA '08 !!!!!!!

[Thesouthman]

OBAMA '08 !!!!!!!

[vallichayan]

OBAMA/ OSAMA

[ClinicalPsych55]

Hillary. Plain and Simple.

[CivilProtectionMan]

HILLARY'S RESUME OF EXPERIENCE 1) I Served on the Board of UNION HATING Wal-Mart But I am Pro Union. 2) I voted for the war in Iraq But I am against Iraq War 3) I Voted for Kyle-Lieberman to extend the war to Iran But I will bring soldiers back home in 60 days 4) I will provide universal health insurance But I will force you to buy it to boost insurance company's profits. 5) I Supported NAFTA But now I oppose NAFTA CONTINUES...

[CivilProtectionMan]

6) I am a strong woman and a fighter

But I cry and complain when I don't win

7) I can stand the republican heat

But I cannot stand the Democratic heat

8) I am vetted and experienced

But I have no clue how to run a presidential campaign.

9) I hate bush

But I try to copy his politics of fear and division

10) I will be fine because I am on both sides of the issues

But the question is will you be fine?

[CivilProtectionMan]

CLINTON FAILED TO PROTECT AMERICA FROM 9/11 During a February 2002 speech, Clinton explained that he turned down an offer from Sudan for bin Laden's extradition to the U.S., saying, "At the time, 1996, he had committed no crime against America, so I did not bring him here because we had no basis on which to hold him." But that wasn't exactly true. By 1996, the 9/11 mastermind had already been named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing by prosecutors in New York.

[CivilProtectionMan]

1975 Hillary defended a pediphile accused of raping a 12yr old girl. In court, Hillary aggressively accused this child of wanting to have consentual sex with this older man, using her background in child development to get her client a reduced charge. Imagine the psychological damage that this does to a child! It's traumatic enough to be raped, but to be accused of wanting to be raped is sickening! That child is still traumatized to this very day! If that was my child,I'd kill that bitch myself!

[CivilProtectionMan]

WOMENS RIGHTS? HILLARY'S A SELLOUT!

GOOGLE: Sen. Clinton accepts donations from troubled firm

Posted on Friday, February 29, 2008 3:50 PM PT

Filed Under: Politics

By Lisa Myers and Jim Popkin, NBC News

Sen. Hillary Clinton has declined to return $170,000 in campaign contributions from individuals at a company accused of widespread sexual harassment, and whose CEO is a disbarred lawyer with a criminal record, federal campaign records show.

PLEASE READ THE FULL ARTICLE, THANK-YOU!

[CivilProtectionMan]

HILLARY FIRED FOR LIES AND UNETHICAL BEHAVIOR!

27-year-old Hillary was fired from her position as an assistant general council for the judiciary committee during the Watergate investigation. Zeifman said in an interview last week. "She was an unethical, dishonest lawyer. She conspired to violate the Constitution, the rules of the House, the rules of the committee and the rules of confidentiality." Zeifman fired Hillary from the committee staff and refused to give her a letter of recommendation.

[CivilProtectionMan]

HILLARY CLINTON ON SOUTHERN WORKING CLASS WHITES IN 1995:

"Screw 'em," she told her husband. "You don't owe them a thing, Bill. They're doing nothing for you; you don't have to do anything for them."

BILL CLINTON FLASHBACK:

"The reason (George H. W. Bush's tactic) works so well now is that you have all these economically insecure white people who are scared to death," Clinton was quoted saying by the Los Angeles Times in September 1991.

[MertensCW]

Republicans don't vote for Hillary unless they're trying to cause trouble. It's well known they only truthfully vote for Obama because the news says so.

That was sarcasm btw.

[FeelFreeToArgue]

I hope the last interviewee is indicative. He sounds a lot like my dad to me. My dad isn't going to vote on economic disparity, but he is a pragmatic man who views the modern Repubs as being impractical idealogues. He is for withdrawal from Iraq and sickened by McCain's political compromises, esp. to religious conservatives.

[Bolgernow]

Wow! I thought I just had a stroke...

Well done...

[Yutuberdude]

I'm a Republican who's supporting Hillary this time around. However, if she loses the nomination - which I doubt she will (more and more) - I won't be voting at all. McCain simply doesn't get it as far as i am concerned and Obama and his 27K contributions to Trinity have left a bad taste in my mouth. Am I the only one who's seen the MANSION Rev. Wright is building in a rich, white neighborhood?! So much for PRACTICING WHAT YOU PREACH!!

[crazycatfguy]

Google Hillary Clinton scandal to see why republicans are voting for her in hopes she is the nominee. They can toss mud at her faster than she can wash it off.

[Yutuberdude]

I agree with you there she definitely has baggage but at least hers has already been aired - no news there. Obama on the other hand has been on the circuit (so to speak) for a whole 15 mins & already has given Republicans enough ammunition to blow him out of the campaign water: i.e. Rezko, Weather Underground, Rev. Wright, bitter middle class comments etc). This is why I'm not half as worried about Hillary. I am however about someone who won't pledge allegiance to the flag or where a flag pin!

[crazycatfguy]

Very little has been aired. Monica stole the headlines from weightier subjects. Not one of my democrat even remembers how close Bill came to indited for treason for Chinagate. Luckily for him 5 witnesses fled the country and 115 took the 5th. Seriously google hillary clinton scandal. I think there were around 70.

[warrencray]

Why are people so upset with Rev. Wright living well? As long as he has worked hard why cant he live well? if the issue is with him living around "rich white people", that can be easily explained. You see, the areas that are primarily black are zoned in a fasion where the houses can only be a certain square footage. Therefore, he cannot build a large house in those areas.

[Yutuberdude]

Oh is that it? Thanks for clearing that up!

[shaire99]

yutu, Don't even start with your racist crap. As a Repube I'm sure you are just peachy with Falwell's mansion, Billy Graham's, Oral Robert's, the Baker's etc.

Pure unadulterated Bigotry is what you're about.

[Yutuberdude]

okay, Oprah...save it for Rev. Wright.

[trauts01]

RON PAUL

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Ron Paul

could it be any easier to say or do? Don't count him down or out. His influence can be felt all over the political spectrum. For those who think McCain has it locked and the Rep convention will be a cake walk... Not so fast buddy. This is getting exciting. The reps at the local and state level all over America are breaking state and party laws to stop Ron Paul. That shows fear my freind. smell it and revel in it.

[yelobmx]

once again voting against their own interests...when will you guys learn?

[meanelvis]

I'd rather not have had the reporter's personal commentary at the end-- otherwise this was a very nice bit of reporting.

[gallomex13]

Blame Hillary for the division. Not only does she divide the country she is dividing the Democratic Party. The only reason republicans will vote for Hillary now will be so she can win because that is the only change a Republican has at office, going against Hypocrite Hillary.

[776281]

Centrebet odds Obama $1.90, McCain $2.75, Hillary $5. (Pity US residents are not allowed due to US law)

[BforBryan]

nice vid

[RomeoMD25]

i can belive this fool voting mccain

He will be drafted and sent to fuckin iran

[bow2jade]

lol

[waynefoolx]

great vid as always guys!

[vertigate]

The first guy says he voted for Bill Clinton to get univ health care in 1992. HRC then messed it up. So this guy wants to vote again this time for the Clinton who actually bungled his particular pet-policy the first time around? I don't understand that logic. If you bring your car to a mechanic and he gives it back to you unrepaired would you then go to the assistant who actually worked on your car the first time around with no results, when there is another mechanic you could go to?

[vertigate]

What else he say? He doesn't like negative campaigning and getting out of Iraq is his top priority. Hmmm, let's see, I think the kitchen sink candidate who voted for Iraq and Iran maybe shouldn't be his first choice LOL Anyway.

Btw the surprise ending didn't surprise me quite as much as the title suggests it should have. He's not the first Rep who has woken up to the divisiveness of the Bush meltdown.

[astro104]

no this is bs. skewed media bias. NObama'08!

[historywillabsolve]

holy crap.. a Republiacn broached the subject of Class. times are a-changin'

[runswithscissorsalot]

hopefully this trend continues when more repubs realize that the right are reactionary while the dems are progressives with actual solutions for everybody.

[toyracers]

yikes' i didnt expect that answer... im an obamacan but i am concern that taxing the middle class in any way might hurt America..

[tillo2008]

i'd recommend a sales tax. a 1 or 2% tax for all trade and sales transactions. hell, make it 0.5%.

considering everywhere from the raw materials all the way up to the final reseller or retailer, this tax would practically go unnoticed and would be funneled directly to a slush fund for spending. If the US Government can reign in the IRS's rates that would be a bonus and would work well with the universal healthcare both democrats are suggesting... could be possible.

[j0hnwi11iams]

Sales tax are you kidding? When they put more emphasis on property tax then we'll have a tax that is proportional to wealth. Sales tax is a lousy idea.

[vertigate]

tilo: GDP is ~ $14 trillion, 70% is consumer spending, so you have a base of about $10 trillion. 1% sales tax would give you $10 billion. Currently Medicaid and Medicare expenses amount to $500 bn. So I don't think 1% sales tax would pay for univ health care. Sales tax is a viable idea, but be honest about the numbers.

1% wouldn't cut it.

Also sales tax may create spending disincentives, which could 1. reduce tax income and 2. hurt small businesses/growth. But as I said it is a viable idea.

[vertigate]

correction: $100 bn from 1% sales tax. But that is not taking into account possibly reduced spending.

[jamesrmaclean]

I think what you are talking about is known as a value-added tax (VAT). These are pretty popular among economists because they minimize the market distortions caused by taxes.

[jamesrmaclean]

I think what you are talking about is known as a value-added tax (VAT). These are pretty popular among economists because they minimize the market distortions caused by taxes.

[toyracers]

the whole tax issue is out of control.. if you look at tax per-capita, europeans pay about 2.5 grand more than Americans, but have dozens of social services, their public schools are better, their roads are in good shape, and their free health care system competes with ours paid healthcare.. i always try to vote for people who wont increase taxes because they are not making good use of the taxes we already pay

[j0hnwi11iams]

There is so much fraud, waste, and abuse in federal spending. The defense budget and the interest on the federal debt are killing us. The cost of taking care of the elderly is externalized from the health care system into medicare. We would be better off with nationalized health insurance.

[vertigate]

j0hnwilliams, I hear you on fraud and abuse in gov spending. That's a big issue. In 2003 Rumsfeld couldn't account for $2.3 trill of the defense budget. (tinyurl . com / 6f82l) Last year several billions in cash got lost in a plane to Iraq. This sort of thing happens all the time (often unnoticed) because of a lack of acountability. That's why Obama's focus on ethics and transparency/accountability is important. The bi-partisan Coburn-Obama transparency bill was an important step.

[vertigate]

The Coburn-Obama transparency bill creates a searchable database for citizens and journalists to track government spending. This makes spending transparent and creates pressure on agencies to account for their numbers more accurately. Obama has described the issues of ethics and accountability as key elements in his vision to change the way Washington operates and to make it work for the people. It's not an issue that excites voters in the current campaign, but one that is important I think.

[haobio]

I don't find anything surprising about it. It indeed is time to shrink the haves and have nots. I don't think the Republicans will do a better job than the Democrats.

[1962verbodivino]

Republicans are not one step ahead. They are watching, still trying to find something which will cause outrage among the voters so John McCain will become viable. This time around, it's not gonna happen. If John McCain doesn't get a coherent program together, he is gonna take a serious beating at the polls, because America is NOT in good shape: Bush - bad leadership - Economy - In Recession - War in Iraq - No Health Care - Foreclosures - Gas prices up 200% - We know Obama represents real CHANGE.

[hunterswine]

I had to listen to that a few times to get it right. That sounds like the solution we are looking for....Unequivocal unity amongst the people, regardless of race, class or religion.

[dogstar7]

Translation:

"I voted Republican because they

tricked me into believing I was

one of the HAVES.

"But now my home is in foreclosure,

my kid's too dumb to get a scholarship,

the wife needs a hysterectomy,

and I'm about to become a HAVE NOT"

[papichulo9022]

FUcking brilliant

[doug47130]

Thats why I'm voting Dem. this time around.

[Kookimon]

oooh third viewer.  very intersting. What i really want to know is why would any one vote for McCain.

[gobigorange99]

Yes indeed something did change!! I couldn't believe that last guy's comment!

[idiotwind75]

Hillary Clinton FTW !!!

[xXxReplicatexXx]

hilary sucks

[vertigate]

To the first guy who considers voting for HRC's mandated health care. A mandate to pay premiums to private insurers is a sure bet to raise premiums. This whole "broadening-the-cost-base argument" that they are trying to sell it as is an absolutely horrendous fallacy. See explanation below. The decision about affordability of the plans must be left to the people for economic reasons. Also read below what her former advisers have to say about HRC's first health care debacle in 1992. Wake UP!

[vertigate]

In as few words as possible: HRC's plan will NOT regulate prices for 2 reasons: it involves private insurance companies (HRC's lobbyist buddies) and a mandate (a gift to her lobbyist buddies). The argument that a wider base lowers prices is a fundamental economic FALLACY, that assumes that private businesses will lower their prices if they can lower their costs. WRONG! Private businesses are in it for profit MAXIMIZATION. Their price is strictly determind by WHAT THEY CAN GET!

[vertigate]

A private business that can find a customer paying $100 for a product will demand $100 whether their costs are $50, $40 or $0.01. Consumers can vote about the price of the products with their demand, i.e. the choice to buy a product or not. By putting the mandate into the health care plan HRC cuts out this choice for the customers. It's a free ride for the insurance companies and the premiums are negotiated only between govt and insurers, using taxes and wages to pay for it.

[vertigate]

Premiums will go up and clients cannot vote for lower prices by refusing to buy the programs. The question of whether or not the plan is affordable MUST be left to the people. If you want a mandate, you have to go the way of government programs such as Medicaid/Medicare who are NOT PROFIT MAXIMIZING. Involve private insurers and the mandate will drive premiums up.

--> Mandate + private insurance companies = skyrocketing premiums.

Tax payers and clients foot the bill.

[vertigate]

HRC's WH schedules show that after her health care debacle, she was suspended from any active role in the WH.

Berkeley economist Bradford Delong from HRC's health care team said:

"Hillary Clinton needs to be kept [..] away from the White House for the rest of her life. [..]

She had neither the grasp of policy substance, the managerial skills, nor the political smarts to do the job [..]. And she wasn't smart enough to realize that she [..] had to get out of the Health Care Czar role QUICKLY."

[vertigate]

"When junior members of the economic team told her that the Congressional Budget Office would say such-and-such, she told them (wrongly) that her conversations with CBO head Robert Reischauer had already fixed that"

Hard to believe, I know: HRC telling lies.

--> tinyurl . com / 2lowlr

[vertigate]

This guy says he voted for Bill Clinton to get health care in 1992. He didn't get it. So he wants to vote again this time for the Clinton who actually bungled this particular policy the first time around? I don't understand that logic. If you bring your car to a mechanic and he gives it back to you unrepaired with the motor still not running, but he charges you an 8 year waiting time, are you going to give your car to that same mechanic again when there is another mechanic you could go to?

[vertigate]

The inflexibility of some people astounds me.

[dingorex]

Who designed your channel,,,Stanley Kubrick??

[vertigate]

Yep, Stanley is my buddy.