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Hillary Clinton On O'Reilly Factor

huffingtonpost.com — Not surprisingly, she took the low road.

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  • AtHomeBoy2000, on 04/30/2008, -1/+4O'Reilly: "Can you believe this Rev. Wright guy? Can you believe this guy?"

    Top notch interviewing there buddy. Talk about coming into a question with an extreme bias.
  • buhbyebot, on 04/30/2008, -1/+5O'Reilly did everything he could to feed her the 'right' questions. How nice of him! Anything to help out Hillary so McCain can crush her in the General Election.

    "Well, I've been around a long time. I bear a lot of the scars, ideological and political battles, I stand up for what I believe in."

    I'm wondering what the ***** she believes in, besides money and power, I can't see anything else. Oh, lying through her teeth.
  • mreal197, on 04/30/2008, -1/+2I love this:
    (Hillary / O'Reilly interview - subject: Rev. Wright)
    O'Reilly: "Can you believe this Rev. Wright guy? Can you believe this guy?"
    Hillary: "Well, I'm going to leave it up to voters to decide."

    I didn't know Wright was running for office.

    The right wing is using her like a puppet to say all the stuff they want to say & then when Obama is the nominee, they will bash him over the head with stuff a "Democrat" said and keep their hands clean. She is more Republican than McSame
  • reflex768, on 04/30/2008, -1/+2There was a promotional clip for this interview on here yesterday in which O'Reilly said it was going to be a "policy discussion." Sure doesn't sound like it could be given these vacuous snippets.
  • bullcutter, on 05/01/2008, -1/+1I'm not surprised at all to see Bill-0 nuzzling up to Hillary like this.

    Though neither side of the aisle wants to admit it, Hillary has FAR MORE in common with McCain than Obama.

    They both serve the same interests, both are bloodthirsty warmongers who will continue the Iraq war (I know Hillary says she won't, but thats a bout as likely to be true as anything else she said), both are completely beholden to the old Washington guard, and both are ideological chameleons that will say/do ANYTHING to get/retain power.

    Both will retain and cement the power/status quo that so desperately needs to be upset if we are to break free from the atrociously wasteful scam that is the Iraq war, which is what the people have indicated they want, when they aren't being distracted by the fecal-flinging paid shills of talk radio and the mainstream media.
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