Hillary Clinton New Hampshire Primary Victory Speech

Hillary Clinton New Hampshire Primary victory speech, January 8, 2008

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[Empoli5]

thumbs up if you would vote for her in 2016!!

[mlc2005]

I voted for Obama (although I really liked Hillary), and now I realize I made a huge mistake. Let's be honest with ourselves: Hillary would have done a MUCH better job of staying on message and keeping the public interested and happy. Damn, I was caught up in the hype.

[ForgottenEasternJews]

@mlc2005 obama or hillary, they are the same faces of the coin. Hillary got most of the votes from women.

[nottinmatterz2day]

@mlc2005 write him in. Don't choose evil

[mlc2005]

@nottinmatterz2day: Yeah, but unfortunately Kucinich wasn't even on the ballot in my state. Sometimes you gotta pick the least awful; it's the unfortunate side-effect of our two-party system. And I don't think Obama has been much of a peacenik either.

[nottinmatterz2day]

@mlc2005 she's a war monger

[Preacherjonson]

@nomibe2911 but without the caucus' studying U.S politics wouldn't be fun D:

[nomibe2911]

The caucus system cost her the presidency. If Iowa held regular primary elections and not a caucus system that no one knows how it works, she would've won easily. The caucus system automatically eliminates the elderly and people who aren't going to be able to stay at a place for hours. We need to change that system for future elections.

[Weezy10580]

She shouldve won over Obama if it wasnt for all the guilt ridden white voters.

[Baronski13]

@Sphincterrific To the extent that govt. was involved in actually creating the crisis, imo it is that they weren't being careful enough. The banks were making bad loans and bad bets on those loans and sensible regulation to prevent this crookery could have prevented things from falling apart. There is a fine balance w/ regulation--protect the people without inhibiting the businesses. In the financial area, I don't think there was enough (however in other areas there is definitely too much).

[Baronski13]

@Sphincterrific Yes, where you talked about the south and food stamps? I got it--you may not have gotten my message about "the eternal argument" since I sent both at the same time. Anyway, replying--I think you forget the sequence of events. The financial crisis started in the summer of 08. When Obama took office, things were spinning out of control. Now they are slowly on the right track. His solutions haven't been great, but they have helped a bit. Cont below on the role of gov in causing it.

[Baronski13]

@Sphincterrific Finally, I don't want to give gov. a blank check. But on an individual basis, I trust my elected officials more with some things than I trust Big Business trying to make a profit--these are the same people who wrecked our economy, abuse China for cheap labor (in fact did the same here until gov. laws prevented it), & take every short cut they think we won't notice. Some things on the other hand I want out of the government's hands. I'm not a communist. It's a moderate position.