What did you think of Hillary Clinton's speech last night?

Question

I thought it was perfect. I don't think anyone can doubt her support for Obama. I also felt that it was genuine and had a lot of emotion especially towards the end when she quoted Harriet Tubman. I loved the crowd's reaction as well

Answer 1

I'm not a Clinton fan, but I agree with you 100%. Her speech could not have been any better. It caused a big stir in the crowd at the DNC, with lots of females crying. I think she did what she set out to do.Way to go!

Answer 2

yawn......

Answer 3

she said just enough to "support" Barry but she's hoping he will loose so she can run in 2012.

I agree with Rudy's comment

Answer 4

I didn't get a chance to watch it, but I read the transcription that was put online and I thought it was a great speech, definitely. And I completely agree!

Also, what difference would it make if Obama loses towards her running in 2012? There's still going to be an election even if he wins, and she can still run for it...

Answer 5

im thinkin hillary is lame** not to be rude...but we already had a clinton

Answer 6

I watched part of it last night and I thought it was really good. I wish she hadn't lost.

Answer 7

I think Hillary and Bill are both staying at arms-length from Obama and are showing a minimum amount of support until he agrees to pay off her debt.  They have been just supportive enough not to cause too much turmoil, while at the same time continuing to stay in the media.  I doubt that they will show their full support until they get their $13 million though, because Obama NEEDS their support to win.

Answer 8

I was shocked that her nose didn't smash through my screen. What a lying witch. Everyone knows she wants Obama to lose so she can run in 2012.

Answer 9

It was a load of BS forced on her by the Democratic Party.  Gee, thanks DNC and thanks Hillary, you just made my voting for McCain a simple choice.  Last time I support Clinton.  FOOLS!

McCain 08

Answer 10

I was not a fan of Hillary Clinton when she was running, but last nights speech gave me a new view on her! If she was in Obama's position I would vote for her in November, but because she's not, McCain has my vote.

I think she did a great job.  

Answer 11

                                                                                                                 Grand slam home run !!!

Answer 12

I think the opposite it was insincere and completely unemotional. Not a fan of Hilary or Bill and certainly not a fan of Obama.

Answer 13

It would have been better while quoting Harriet to have used her old black woman voice she used in the south.

Answer 14

Clearly she is the better candidate.  I don't know how women can just sit by and watch her and all women be so disrespected by the Democratic party.  I guess if women will take this they are letting the good old boys who really control the Dem party and the media that they don't have to allow a woman to be president.  I know if I was a woman I wouldn't put up with it.

Answer 15

Terrific, she should have been Obama's VP.

Answer 16

doesnt matter how nice was that because president will be chosen by zionist.

Answer 17

she is stupid

Answer 18

It was fine but barely an endorsement for Obama.  It could have been written for anyone..

Answer 19

She was great but true republicans will always substitute with their own fantasy to cope.

Answer 20

I think she did a fine job,the speech was great.I don't know what more she can do,its his job now,not hers.She gave a moving and detailed speech in which she endorsed him.I have yet to hear the man say anything nice in return.I also think Mrs.Obama saw just what it will take even to be first lady and she knows she has come up short.But we will see.Waiting for thursdays speech then we will all know how it is.I think the convention has gone well so far.

Answer 21

I loved it.  She made it sound like she fully supports Obama, yet stabbed him in the back.  I can't wait until Bill does the same thing tonight.  Typical Clinton tactics.  Hillary will run again in 2012 against McCain.