Hillary's a rock star.

Whatever you might think about her, she is the Madonna of the political world.

Hillary and Madonna in the same thread?

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that may be overstating it, but she does do VERY well in these debates, and she appears to have the audience behind her.

"Hair" video.

albeit an aging one.

back to the 04 debates....That's Kerry you are seeing in your vision.

as people in Wisconsin with him at the time all posted in the Kerry blog then.

The Botox lie was despicable. They took a photo from when Kerry was recovering from cancer surgery and treatment and used it as the before and used a smiling healthy Kerry photo from when he was campaigning nearly a year later and claimed it was botox - even though it was obvious Kerry had the normal wrinkles of someone in his late 50s.

The Kerry campaign denied botox, but was not about to explain and bring up the fact that he had been successfully treated for cancer.

Hillary Clinton actually looks good for her age - this is not a contest for models

Even if I'm nowhere close to falling in her camp, she has definitely improved with age. :evilgrin:

I don't see your comment there.

By the way, my wife has confirmed it's Spray Tan that gives her the orange glow.

Most decent DUers, heck decent people, avoid such BS.

Don't know who really supports who under those conditions here. Think about it.

Don

Which is why I do not allow supporters of a candidate to color my support one way or the other for that candidate.

Besides, there are supporters of Obama that I get along with.

And pray tell, what would you call someone commenting on Obama's skin color??? Hmmm?


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she has either had plastic surgery or botox injections cause her face has that weird smooth look to it, kinda like Nancy Pelosi's.

as when I saw her up close and personal in May of this year.

Link has pictures...

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=172x22165

she is looking more youthful, maybe vitamins. :D

I noticed she looked less wrinkled; but, I love her wrinkled. It's natural, you know. If we want experience, we should have wrinkles. After the senate's all nighter, you wouldn't have to look hard for wrinkles. She is pushing sixty, and gosh would they make her pay for plastic surgery. I hope she never does that.

She could let her face, naturally lined from years of being in public service and the public eye(and being married to a guy who may be a great politician but who is a scamp and a real handful), show on camera to the world. Instead, she removes all emotion from her face with botulism toxin and goofy orange makeup.

Of COURSE I care more about what she says than how she looks. I just hoped she would stand up to all the "ageism" and "lookism" in this political world and say, "Just because I'm the first major woman candidate for president doesn't mean I have to look like I've never had a wrinkle. This is my real face, America! And there's a brain behind this face." But no. Thick orange pancake and deadened facial nerve endings.

everyone seems to want to use the term "rock star" when it comes to candidates who get a lot of press. Take it from one who knows, you guys need to stop using that metaphor, it's not even close...

I will take this opportunity though to say this, I have been trying to be nice to all candidates in the debate, but because of two people I feel the need to take the gloves off.

She IS exceptional.

Rock star sounds alright, but I like your adjectives more :)

Unfortunately, what we need is a president and a candidate who can win in November.

I can't picture a rock star with a Celine Dion theme song.

:)

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Can you say DUzy?!?!?

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DUzys should be for things every DUer can enjoy,
and EVERY DUer certainly wouldn't enjoy that quip.

Aren't most rock stars these days underwritten by corporations?

Don't they have to dance to every tune the sponsors play, lest they lose the $$?

She is a rock star, yes indeed.

Made for TV and the Status Quo.

I don't know that Hillary Clinton would want to be called Madonna - reinventing herself was a key Madonna trait.

Franklin Roosevelt (or an Al Gore) to get us out of this mess.

You know, somebody who can actually play.

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And by extension, the corporate media's. They're selling her as hard as they can.

A Hillary Clinton nomination is the only thing that could get the Republicans' disillusioned voters out to the polls. Add to that her thoroughly DLC background, and you've got the worst of both worlds.

Why should we risk everything to gain nothing?

if Hillary gets the nomination it's going to be a disaster for the Democratic party cause the rethugs will end up controlling it all. x(

And people here are buying it.

VOGUE!! VOGUE!!!

:)

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NT:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

both share the same political leanings...

Sorry.:hide:

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the average American seem to think she is the answer to all our problems, same reason most people were all behind the war before we went because they believe what the media says as truth and reality!Can we get some equal media time for all candidates, isnt that how its supposed to be?

otherwise, obama's the madonna of this race.

and i say that as an anti-frontrunners.

Hillary looked beautiful tonight. They all did very well.

If you think Hillary is a rock star, you must listen to a bland corporate "adult contemporary" radio station - you know, like the kind that played her "campaign song".

Blech!

No, AL GORE is the rock star. Hillary is Celine Dion.

But with a mean streak.

...Madonna sans vagina is no star at all. Hillary sans Bill is nowhere.

Uh, no.

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I'd be her campaign manager..... She gets it.