Hillary Campaign Flawed

[Nbadan]

And it's such a defining flaw at such a fundamental level that it will eat up and swallow even the behemoth amount of corporate cash that is pouring into her campaign and against Obama...

WASHINGTON (AFP) -Democratic 2008 front-runner Hillary Clinton on Wednesday bluntly said Iraq's government had failed, and condemned President George W. Bush on stem-cell research, as she wooed liberal activists.

Senator Clinton attracted sporadic boos from peace campaigners angered by her past positions on the war, but repeated ovations for her domestic policies, as she addressed the "Take Back America" conference of 3,000 activists here.

"The American military has succeeded, it is the Iraqi government which has failed to make the tough decisions that are important for their own people," Clinton said.

That comment drew boos and jeers from a group of "Code Pink" anti-war activists, who held up signs that read "Out of Iraq Now."

"You know, I love coming here every year, I see the signs: 'Lead us out of Iraq now.' -- that is what we are trying to do," Clinton said, refering to her visit to the conference last year when she was roundly booed after refusing to sign up to firm dates for troop withdrawals.

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Liberals may love Hillary if you are too believe the M$M and the insta-pundits, but Progressives led by Dean now bring the cash, they bring the supporters, the organization, the campaign for the long-haul and ultimately the votes, and they don't trust Hillary.

Her hawkish stand on the Iraq war from day 1 and refusal to even consider redeployment dates does not appeal to Progressives which should be her base, nor do I think is it ever seriously meant too.

[Nbadan]

Hitlary's a loser....

WASHINGTON — More than half of Americans say they wouldn't consider voting for Sen. Hillary Clinton for president if she becomes the Democratic nominee, according to a new national poll made available to McClatchy Newspapers and NBC News.

The poll by Mason-Dixon Polling and Research found that 52 percent of Americans wouldn't consider voting for Clinton, D-N.Y.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, a Republican, was second in the can't-stand-'em category, with 46 percent saying they wouldn't consider voting for him.

Clinton has long been considered a politically polarizing figure who'd be a tough sell to some voters, especially many men, but also Clinton-haters of both genders. Thursday's survey provides a snapshot of the challenges she faces, according to Larry Harris, a Mason-Dixon principal.

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The really sad part is that with even half the voters not voting for her, she could still defeat Thompson, Giuliani, or name your own GOP candidate.