Hillaryhub.com hints at "Major Endorsement Today."

Sounds reasonable. More of the same.

Same record as Clinton but they wouldn't give the GOP as big a fight.

DSB

Could Al Gore possibly be endorsing her?

...it would be a bigger endorsement than, say, Wes Clark or Walter Mondale.

:spray:

They would more likely endorse Obama or Edwards - same records, less likely to fight the GOP. :rofl:

I think you underestimate the POWER of "Hillary Hub" ... :rofl:

psst! Hillaryhub is a part of the Clinton campaign. :rofl:

:crazy:

her elitism.

Hi Oh Hillary-Hub ... AWAY! :spray: :rofl:

Please, my momma didn't raise me stupid.

:shrug:

;)

:hi:

;)

:hippie: :hi:

Per some accounts, Gore did not think so. Kerry included the Clinton years in the years when not enough was done - using a Churchill phrase, "the years the locusts ate".

Damn, it's so hard to keep up. :(

On one hand, she is claiming all the experience of the 2 terms her husband was President. She is also claiming various legislative accomplishments under Clinton that she advocated for.

But, where Bill Clinton fell short or did things now seen to have problems, such as NAFTA and welfare reform, she takes none of the blame. Neither Bill Clinton or HRC pushed for higher CAFE standards, when they in fact went down as "trucks" were not included and most SUVs were counted as trucks. If Hillary can claim that she helped create S-CHIP because she pushed Bill Clinton to accept it, if she was a real environmentalist wouldn't she have pushed for higher CAFE standards.

What I see is some revisionist history. Gore was excellent on the environment, Bill Clinton's Arkansas record was not good. The good Bill Clinton did was mostly in the last several months where he issued many executive orders - the problem is that none had a chance to show they woirked as Bush dismantled them.

The point is that ALL Democrats are now in favor of dealing with global warming. I think they have also all become more aware of other environmental issues. None of them have major long term accomplishments on the environment - as Gore and Kerry did. The point that Senator Kerry makes when asked about 2008 is that ALL the Democrats are good on global warming, while none of the Republicans, except McCain are. (That is a fair exception because the sentence otherwise would be dishonest.)

http://www.kerryvision.net/2007/11/nbc_goes_green.html

(Note that he avoids piling on Bill Clinton)

Hmmmm... <scratches chin>

i am LMAO

I think we have a winner.

Another possibility could be Howard Dean. Although as the party chair I think he's supposed to stay out of it. Does that disqualify him?

Probably so, I'm just saying this b/c there's a real sense she can win. This makes her attractive to a lot of people who wouldn't necessarily choose her as their ideal candidate. Also the factor of Bill Clinton as a close adviser is huge.

Bill Clinton as a close advisor is a pure negative.

Big Dawg's had his eight years in the political spotlight, ENOUGH! :thumbsdown:

What? He's the most popular living president. I think after the destruction of Bush, there's a lot of nostalgia for the prosperity/peace of the Clinton years.

because I have daughters and I wouldn't let them be left alone in a room with "Big Dawg" = someone who does not have full control over his primal urges. :(

you are too funny. Sending your daughters out of the room leaving you alone to swoon with Big Dawg!

K-O-O-L! :hi:

I despise men (and women) who don't have control over their hormones. Many of us are tempted by the menu, but only those who have learned from their mistakes OR those whose moral compasses are intact can relate.

Perhaps "Big Dawg" has learned from his numerous mistakes. However, if he has not ... Bill Clinton has a serious ongoing problem and will continue to be a secrutiy risk. :thumbsdown:

but only if they add some HAM to that delicious serving of sausage. :P

The only three I really don't want her getting are Gore, Kerry, and Harkin.

Look at the non-factor it was for Dean in 2004.

especially Kerry and Gore. I also hope those two good men will not compromise their real integrity when they defend her, which they will, in the general election. They both owe the Clintons nothing.

In fact, Hillary should look at the end of this video clip to see how a good Democrat avoids piling on when the words of another are in question and ends up supporting ALL the Democratic candidates.

http://www.kerryvision.net/2007/11/nbc_goes_green.html

I also think he might not have appreciated the way Carville went after him before and after the election of 2006. Not to mention the Emmanuel/Schumer show on election eve basically ignoring any Dean contributions.

However it still won't cover up her pro-war, pro-corporate stance one bit.

Oh I fully agree, she's my Senator and I always make a protest vote for the Green candidate. I'm just saying a lot of Dems/liberals are hungry for a win, and would be willing to hold their noses and vote Hillary.

I think there's a pull on people to be part of building the momentum of inevitability for a candidate.

as major.

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2007-11/09/content_7036462.htm

No surprise.

in super delegates in December 2003? He also had many of the big endorsements available, including Gore and Harkin - who have not spoken yet. Another candidate, Clark, had what was an unofficial Bill Clinton endorsement as Bill Clinton was quoted as saying Clark and HRC were the only stars in the Democratic party.

"Military men are just dumb stupid animals to be used as pawns in foreign policy." -- Henry Kissinger

Oh wait, no, Obama supporters....

The atmosphere here is divisive and brutish...all coming from the oppo camps.

Does not bode well for the Democratic Party as a splintered, crippled shadow of itself.

Anyway..we carry-on!

Undoubtedly.
Senile, or bought off, or passe. :rofl:

Is my guess.

That would be quite awesome and only a dream but he hinted at something big happening this week but he had to wait for the other party's pr machine to announce.

:hide:

Seriously

:P

:rofl:

:rofl:

Is that the one you mean?

Since McGovern and Mondale gave their endorsement, why not go for the Trifecta!

lol

and he's working on the "president of Canada."