Cafferty: Shame on you Hillary for defending a Republican over a Dem

[babylonsister]

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[LuckyTheDog]

1. Will she endorse McCain

If Obama gets the nomination?

This seems to signal that she might.

[babylonsister]

2. She could even be his running mate, per

Rachel Maddow on KO last night. Yep, she seemingly wants it that bad. x(

[LuckyTheDog]

3. Well, after that

I certainly don't think she would be Obama's running mate. That's a shame because I was hoping she'd join the ticket in the VP slot of Obama gets the nod.

[babylonsister]

4. I never saw that or hoped for it. Obama's looking to the future

and has often said that. Clinton brings us back to the past. Plus, I sincerely think they don't like each other much and he doesn't need her sleaze factor. ;)

[Tellurian]

53. Obama seems to be crashing and burning in slo-mo..

sad... he could have made something out of himself had he waited a few more years..

Now, he has to look around himself and start assessing his collateral damage..

[Kittycat]

14. Looks to me like she's going to fight Lieberman to be McLame's running mate.

DINO Hill

[ikojo]

42. What would the religious right and the ditto heads

do if Hillary was McCain's running mate? Wow! They might just explode from within.

[BigD_95]

5. I lost

all respect for her

[underpants]

6. Cafferty nailed it- people are sick of DC and everyone in it

The Clinton's clearly never even considered that Obama would last this long mainly because, as Cafferty said, they are tonedeaf.

That is just desperation. Wedge politics ala Rove and the Republicans.

[Sonnenschein]

10. Obama is part of DC.

[underpants]

11. As much as Hillary?

as much as McCain?

No and the people clearly don't see it that way.

[Sonnenschein]

25. Do you want to argue about black is blacker? If people really hate Washington,

they should vote for an outsider not Obama.

[Barrymores Ghost]

45. An outside like who...Hillary?

Well brayed, Sir Jackass.

[underpants]

13. Since 2006?

I thought he was "inexperienced" but he is "part of DC" ??? Maybe I am so flustered by watching Hillary making such a horrific ass out of herself I detached my ability to remember all the talking points the media is feeding me from her campaign.

:sarcasm:

[Sonnenschein]

26. He is less experienced and has showed no accomplishment. No amount of arguing would change that.

[Carolina]

46. and what the fuck has HRC done?

Where was her 'shame on you' toward Bush these past 7 years?!

And her vaunted experience is derivative from being MRS. Bill Clinton -- 20 years as First Lady of AK and US!

Certainly her accomplishment and experience are not evident by her abaominable campaign... that's why she's in kitchen sink mode...

Sheesh, spare me: Repeating the mantra 'experience and accomplishment' ad nauseum DOESN'T MAKE IT TRUE.

[Cant trust em]

41. I've always wondered about the having it both ways

You can't be inexperienced and an establishment candidate at the same time. It's one or the other.

[ginnyinWI]

20. No, and Hillary's helping him to make that point.

The more she touts experience and says he has none, the more people want Obama. Because people don't want Washington business as usual. They want a new start, and Obama offers it.

Can't really blame her because she has to run as a Washington insider to be at all credible. The few days she spoke of change didn't work, and she gave it up.

[Divernan]

28. So where did you post before Feb. 12, 2008? Don't they miss you?

[liberalhistorian]

50. And look at the "experience" McCain has,

Warmongering, fear-whipping, lying, cheating, Keating five, more warmongering, more fear-whipping, yet more warmongering against Iran. Yep, that's such great "experience" right there. Gag. We're sick and fucking tired of THAT kind of Washington "experience", and Hillary embodies it too.

[NoFederales]

7. Worst.Kick.In.The.Face----I log on and see HRC preferring McCain

over fellow Democrat Obama.............First, I have never been a fan of the Clinton's, primarily for their collusion in pursuing Republican-Lite policies as viable stategies. Secondly, I cannot abide the Democratic or Republican whoring with corporate dominionists. I have been in despair and heartsick since Edwards dropped out of the race. But to see the Democratic Party EXLODE because of a candidate that cannot follow rules, who cannot project her qualifications as superlatives, who must engage in total negativity of attacking a rival nominee hopeful, and whose EGO is so huge that she would delve into the lowest of stinking garbage and present McCain as a "better" suited man than Obama----I have been kicked to the curb and told what a POS I am by the Clinton Campaign.

ENOUGH! ENOUGH! ENOUGH! ENOUGH! ENOUGH! ENOUGH! I can take no more shit from the Clinton Candidacy! NO MORE SHIT!

NoFederales

[madrchsod]

8. interesting

remember she threw john kerry under the bus...i wonder what the super delegates thought of that statement yesterday?

[Kittycat]

15. She threw the PARTY under the bus with that, not just Obama.

[madrchsod]

9. we must question ourselves--are we "zealots"?

[curiousdemo]

12. Hillary is something else.....

She has no class. I was supporting her until she and slick willie start lying about Obama record. She will do and say anything to be President. That why she will lose tonight, and superdelegates and party bosses will ask her to drop out.

[bulloney]

44. I've been saying that the Republicans hate the Clintons because they out-Republican'ed them

in winning the White House in '92 and '96 with their campaign tactics. From a policy standpoint, Clinton was our most Republican president in the last 60 or 80 years when you consider that under his leadership we saw the passage of NAFTA and GATT, banking deregulation and welfare reform. And budget surpluses, too.

[Ned_Devine]

16. Was her maiden name "Lieberman"?

It sure seems that way. And Hillary supporters wonder why people like me say they would sit this election out if she gets the nomination.

[Voice for Peace]

17. I'm feeling more and more like

voting against her in the GE if she should get the nomination.
Voting against her because I find her tactics so vile.

but please... somebody... give me some hope she doesn't have a chance.
I don't know if I can make it through the day today.

[babylonsister]

18. It's going to be a long day. Her campaign is spinning like tops, we

can't trust polls, we're just going to have to wait it out.

Now me, I think I'm just going to go vote. That'll show 'em! Hang in there, Voice for Peace. :hug:

[Divernan]

29. You can go, but be back soon . . . .(and tell us all about the polls)

You can go,
But be back soon
You can go,
But while you're working.
This place,
I'm pacing round...
Until you're home,
...Safe and sound

Fare thee well,
But be back soon
Who can tell
Where danger's lurking?
Do not forget this tune
Be back soon.

Cheerio, but be back soon.
I dunno, somehow I'll miss you
I loves ya, that's why I
Say, "Cheerio"...
Not goodbye.

Don't be gone long
Be back soon.
Give me one long,
Last look...
Bless you.
Remember our old tune...
Be back soon!

[JBoy]

19. This move has sealed her fate

She will lose tonight, and will be pressured to leave tomorrow.

Will be interesting to see how much time she is given to gracefully exit, before Superdelegates start publicly switching to Obama in droves.

[slay]

21. I tend to agree. Many Democrats feel betrayed by her now

Whether she meant it to come across the way it did - who knows, my guess is yes. But anyways, it was a horrible decission on her part and I too believe this will sink her.

[Liberal Dose]

22. I wish she had made those statements here at DU, so they could be deleted and she could be banned nt

[1776Forever]

23. Disgusting! What more do you need to hear? And WE are suppose to support her if she is the nominee?

Shame on you Hillary!!!!!

:grr: :spank: :grr:

[Az_lefty]

24. Hillary can go to hell. I'm sick or her arrogance!

:grr:

[Bread and Circus]

27. wow, even they seemed shocked at how far over the line she went

[babylonsister]

30. I just hope Dem viewers are/were as shocked as CNN pundits were.

Might influence their vote, and not in Clinton's direction.

[Cooley Hurd]

31. Shocked doesn't even begin to describe how I feel...

That was a fucking STUPID and DESTRUCTIVE thing for her to say.:grr:

[Bread and Circus]

33. It's not just what she said but how she said it. It came across as if she

thought she and McCain were in a different, superior league of credibility.

To me, it smacked of the sort of "intellectual superiority" that racists hold claim to.

I'm not saying Clinton is racist but I think on balance, she and her campaign have played into the racist paradigm of "White intellectual superiority". It has left me just plain depressed.

[Divine Discontent]

32. DIS-GUS-TING

I wouldn't be surprised to see McCain to pick her for his running mate - NOT AT ALL NOW!

Disgusting display. What a horrible thing to do for party unity. She really is outta control and like a wild cat in a corner attacking.

[DevonRex]

34. She makes me sick!

I was such an ardent Clinton defender in the 90s and beyond. I chose to support Obama because I simply could not support anyone who voted to authorize the Iraq fiasco and refused to apologize for that vote. So my decision was completely an intellectual decision rather than an emotional one. For a while I even felt sad that I couldn't support Hillary.
Then came the primaries and all the race baiting by Hillary's supporters and even by Bill. It shocked me to the core. I realized that I had been duped by the Clintons all along. They will do and say anything to get elected. I tell you, it was almost as if I had just learned that there was no Santa Claus.
The good thing is that I had already decided on Obama before coming to that realization about Billary. It softened the blow a little bit.
Jennifer in Colorado

[Carolina]

47. welcome to DU

:hi: and I totally agree with your post!

[Enthusiast]

56. That is the word, "sick"...................

My 87 year old Ohio mother will be ecstatic this morning with the Hillary victory. I don't even want to talk to her.

Hillary's behavior is identical to the Republicans/Rovians that I hate with a passion.

[catgirl]

35. She intends to bring Obama down with her

She obviously views him as her enemy. Pretty sick. And that nodding of the
head that she does after she says it. Ugh. I love the end of the clip when they
(CNN commentators) all react to the possibility of Obama inviting Hillary to
be the VP. That's hysterical.

[DesertFlower]

36. this is bad.

if we get President McCain, hillary will be partly to blame. :(

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[mzmolly]

37. I don't recall being critical of Hillary before this situation. But, I agree this is disgusting.

I'll vote for our nominee, but I've lost some enthusiasm surrounding thought of "the first woman" President in this case.

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[Mrhyde719]

38. OH...MY....GOD....

I thought I had seen it all. And then this. A new low for sure. Well, maybe she can work at Fox News after the primary.:shrug:

[ikojo]

39. Hillary is a Democrat in the Joe LIEberman

mold.

[Enthusiast]

58. I agree, ikojo, sadly agree. nt

[Cant trust em]

40. Interesting that this was posted on youtube by BarackObamaPresident

The Obama camp sees this correctly as being more damaging to Clinton than to Obama. Her mudslinging is atrocious.

[ZinZen]

43. Well for just a "speech"

that "speech" so far is kicking her "experienced" butt.

[Divine Discontent]

48. HILLARY - "TONE DEAF" to the American People.

not a surprise to me.

[Enthusiast]

59. But her supporters............

But her supporters are as tone deaf as she is. They won't even recognize the damage she is doing. I'm starting to think it is her objective to hand the presidency to the Republicans. Maybe this is the aim all along.

[SunDrop23]

49. Here's the funny thing, he has merely a speech, yet..

he is OWNING her...

[MCMetal]

51. What an arrogant a stupid jerk this woman truly is

I was seriously willing to give this woman every break and benefit of the doubt ; but after viewing this video and hearing what she said , I simply cannot stand or condone anything this woman spews or claims any more.


Who in the hell does this to a fellow party member and prospective presidential nominee ?????????????????????

It goes to show you that she's all about herself , 1st and 2nd , and the hell with everyone and everything else.........

[Andromeda]

52. Cafferty has an ass and a mouth...

and it's hard to tell one from the other.

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[Enthusiast]

61. You got it right, skyounkin. nt

[Enthusiast]

60. Yeah, Andromeda................

I have gone from being a potential Hillary supporter in the general election to regarding her as another voice of the Republican Party. She is done. See, she has alienated the Barack Obama suporter. She will never regain their vote in the general election. This means she will lose. This is lost on the Hillay supporter, completely lost. If she behaves like a Republican what is the point in voting for her? I would rather waste my vote on Nader. I never thought I could ever say that.