Patrick Healy has a piece in the N.Y. Times blog The Caucus about a press conference on the Clinton campaign plane over Arizona on Saturday night. Healy notes “one interesting comment” from the presser: She noted that at a conversation with a small group of voters in Los Angeles Saturday morning, no one brought up the Iraq war with her. “Voters don’t mention it to me anymore,” she said. “People have still the same level of concern and outrage about President...
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Hillary and Iraq
Of all of the many reasons to support a Democrat for President of the U.S. in 2008, one of the most vital is to start to bring to a close the reckless bloodbath that Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz and friends opened up in Iraq. From the safety of our homes we only know the starkest hints, the remote and officially released surfaces of the ongoing violence, the toll on American soldiers, the millions of Iraqi refugees, and the tens...
The Clinton – Obama Iraq Feud
Apparently, Hillary Clinton who has not made being an “anti-war” candidate is not supposed to question the record of Barack Obama who has made this his platform. To do so is an “attack” or a “smear.” That’s ludicrous in my opinion. Barack Obama came to the Senate in as a candidate who opposed the war in Iraq. Yet, given the opportunity to oppose the war on many occassions once in the Senate, he did not. A look at his...
Durbin’s Hypocrisy
I have watched an interesting pattern develop for some time now, that I know others have observed as well. When Hillary Clinton or any of her surrogates attempt to draw distinctions between herself and Barack Obama, they are accused of attacking Barack Obama personally. Yet, team Obama gets away with just about whatever they say about Clinton. That’s hypocrisy in my book. Here’s a prime example of an Obama surrogate calling foul on something voters have a right to...
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