Hillary being a huge hypocrit.?

Question

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/02/23/clinton.mailings/index.html

I find that funny how she thinks she just an angel. The thing is she quickley repsondid to it.

which tells me she upset. I guess if she cant handel she should drop out.

Answer 1

I shall go with poster number 1.....I think Hilary is just responding to slander.. and why shouldn't she.

Answer 2

First hon, I have serious credibility problems with almost ALL of the mainstream candidates look at the voting records of each of them, that will tell you if they have flipped back and forth or they simply changed their minds when they saw the big picture. It should tell you who is working for the peoples best interest and who is in big business pocket. Then look at Ron Paul, he has been true to his beliefs for 23 years that I can see. He has never voted one bill in that contradicted our constitution nor raised our taxes, He listens to the people and actually hears us, he is one of us not big government. Now that you know what is going on........Join us in our quest for an honest election ..........insist on paper ballots,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,if your local people at the polls don't want to count them,,,,,,,,,fire them and hire someone who works for you the people. We intend to let the American people decide this election honestly, anyone who objects must have been going to cheat, Definitely don't vote for them. Now spread the word and lets take our nation back.

Answer 3

She is a liar and a theif. Amongst other things.

Answer 4

"It must be the silly season, because this is getting ridiculous," Clinton spokesman Phil Singer said on the Novak story. "Senator Obama knows that our campaign responded instantly with a clear denial.  Senator Obama is manufacturing an issue to distract voters from a disastrous debate performance that revealed, among other things, that his health care plan doesn’t cover every American."

On NAFTA, Singer said, "Senator Obama must have been talking about himself because as recently as 2004, he was saying the United States should pursue trade deals like NAFTA.  The fact is that Senator Clinton has been voicing serious concerns about trade agreements for years and as a Senator from New York, she didn’t just talk, she acted.  She voted against CAFTA and Fast Track, introduced legislation to analyze the economic impact of trade agreements every five years and has been a vocal critic of the Bush administration’s failure to enforce our trade agreements."