Comments on: Bill Clinton: John McCain and Hillary are 'very close'

By: Realdeal

Realdeal — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 02:17:32 +0000

Hillary will win.
Cush, Blinton Dynasty.
Obama / McCain are for Dog and Pony Show.
81-2017 Bush / Clinton.
one for WAR. one for Social CHANGE. Divide and Enjoy the Loot.
FOX /CNN RED / BLUE STATE REPUBLICAN / DEMOCRAT.
MASTER / SLAVE. RICH / POOR. ELITE / FOOLS.
NAFTA, GATT WTO. TWO WARS. WAKE -UP AMERICA.

By: Brenda

Brenda — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 19:58:59 +0000

Wow some of you are posting things and don't even know what the canadid you are supporting is all about. You are just like a wave riding it til it fizzles out. Hillary is the best choice for the Presidency at this time. She is strong, qualified, and a caring person. Obama is wanting illegals to get drivers licenses. That is like handing out driver's licenses to Bin Laden and letting him give them to the people that are working for him. Wake up before it is too late. We have had a disaster for the last 7 years with a President that didn't know how to run the country. All he can do is create a WAR that was uncalled for and spend money. Don't ever say the democrats spend money because George Bush has spend all the surplus Bill Clinton had and millions more.
This tidle wave of Obama is going to fool alot of you people including the people that endorse him. Cnn has not really picked into his background like that have Hillary's. They seem to be afraid to say anything bad against him. Why not put all the facts out there and then let the people decide.
Vote Hillary 2008-2012

By: Cooltruth

Cooltruth — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 17:57:14 +0000

Ron Paul looks like the smartest choice. Clintons have had their turn in the White House. I don't want to waste money buying 'healthcare insurance' so Hillary & her plans to make it mandatory to purchase healthcare insurance tends to cause me to vote for somebody else. I'd like voting for a woman President that wouldn't be as costly as what Hillary Clintons Presidency would be. With the economy in shambles, we don't need a President making anything expensive mandatory if it could be optional. What's wrong with taking care of your own health needs & let everybody else do the same? Maybe open free clinics where there are people too poor to pay for their healthcare needs? Plenty of options other than making buying a healthcare insurance policy mandatory. Is she THAT firmly in the pocket of the insurance industry?

By: PinkFox

PinkFox — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 12:05:36 +0000

Good info much appreciated

By: Jimmie - NV

Jimmie - NV — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 23:46:49 +0000

Oh, yeah, and those of you who vote for Hillary are going to be in for the "shock of your lives" Nope, if it's not Obama, then I am moving to the Republican side – my mind is already made up.

If I can't find any information about Obama's positionn on illegal immigration, then I am definitely going to vote for Mitt Rommey!

What is Hillary's views on anmesty? She has not said one word, but, she has said and I quote, "There is no such thing as an illegal woman." If there is no such thing as an illegal woman, then there must be no such thing as an illegal man.

Mickey, if you treasure your job, your freedom to choose your own doctor, and you don't want to become the minority – then i would suggest you change your thoughts. I am sure with the comments that Hillary made, she is leaning towards anmesty. Hispanics are the ones that favored her over Obama in Flordia. And, the Hispanics DO HAVE relative in Mexico.

Maybe you should have taken the time to read the ticker from MSBN about what an "Educated Mexican" had to say about the illegals taking control of the United States if they are granted anmesty and Educated Mexican claimed it is about time to have change in America – they will no longer be the minority! NO THANK YOU – NO VOTES FOR HILLARY FROM MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS!

Mitt Rommey shares the same view point on how to control the illegal population and I feel it is the right move for America. The word "illegal" mean a criminal act – small and large businesses alike hired the illegals and broke the law. THEY should be held accountable for this mess. It has gotten out of control and beyone the scope of what the government can do for the American people. I ALL illegals should be deported and asked to get the proper documentation required to work and live in the United States. Under no circumstances should we see a Mexican flag flying on the soils of the United States. This is our country and we should take it back and we should not have to be pushed around for what we have fought and believe in all these years. If the illegals want freedom, that's fine, but they need to go back to their own country and overthrow their government and ask for democracy. It CAN be done and running across the border with their tails between their legs does not show me they have enough guts or gumptions to save their own country. Is that the responsibility of the United States – to give up what we fought for and believed in so they can take from us? I DON'T THINK SO!

By: Mr. Duke

Mr. Duke — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 20:40:34 +0000

We really don't need HillBillys running the country. We're in enough of trouble already. Go OBAMA!!!!!!!!

By: Jan

Jan — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 18:06:42 +0000

It gives me pleasure to see Hill and Bill defeated by Obama since they think it is her "right" to have the nomination. It really doesn't matter who is Dems nominee,
they are alike in all respects.....higher taxes, more soc. welfare,Liberal changes that will destroy America as we know it ...YIKES

By: sjlibrabbit

sjlibrabbit — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 15:47:56 +0000

Which begs the question: Why are we wasting our time watching these people? Let's elect a man with a clue, a spine and a conscience!
RON PAUL 2008–HOPE FOR AMERICA–BE PART OF IT!

By: Brenda

Brenda — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 14:05:53 +0000

Wow, now Obama wants all illigal imigrants to get driver's licenses. That is really stupid. Then the terrotist will have a easy way into plan whatever they want. This is what I am talking about by being inexperienced. People better wake up and look at this man then you will realize Hillary is the better choice.
I was really suprised in 3 of the Kennedy's that support him, but it looks like their family is split also. Some of them really know Hillary and support her for her experience and qualifications. Ted's and Carolines endorsment just show that they are going with the flow because of Carolines children. Wow I would have never thought that they could not judge for theirself and would use youth and inexperience to make this call.
Just shows you that some people are followers adn some people can really make up their won mind. Hillary is that kind of person. She CAN make the tough decisions. I am sure glad she has backbone.
Hillary for President 2008-2012

By: Shirley Deel

Shirley Deel — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 02:30:09 +0000

Has everyone forgotten the Clintons....and THEIR track record? Vote for anyone but Hillary....that family scares me!!

By: Janet

Janet — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 00:38:55 +0000

I have never been so proud and have a new respect for the Kennedys! I am a Republican and am so impressed with Obama. What a wonderful thing Caroline and Ted did for Obama. I thought Ted would be afraid to go against the Clintons. Good for him – I think this is the best thing Ted has done in many many many years. If I were a Democrat, I would be proud to vote for Obama. And, if he does win the presidency, I will wholly support him. I would never ever support her royal highness, Hillary! She thinks that we are all so stupid. I cannot imagine having Hll and Bill in the Oval Office. To me it is hallowed ground, which Bill desecrated!

By: Greg

Greg — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 20:42:29 +0000

Bill is unbelievable. What a used car salesman. He thinks the public is tired of political bickering, so he plays the "Hillary and McCain will have a peaceful campaign" card, like he's giving the American people yet another reason to vote for his cohort Hillary. HAHAHA! Please Bill! Ever hear the saying "you can fool some of the people some of the time etc..." We all know how dirty the Clintons play.

By: Debra, Springtown Texas

Debra, Springtown Texas — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 17:05:17 +0000

John McCain may have been a war hero, and I admire him for that, but he is no conservative republican, and has not been one for quite some time, he is worse then George Bush on caving to democrats, some one on this post said McCain has great respect for the rule of law.....well where was this person when McCain was fighting to give amnesty to 12 million illegals in this country who broke the rule of law getting here!!!! And don't think he has learned his lesson, and now actually wants the borders secured first, he just wants elected, and one thing a politican will do is say anything to get elected, then do the opposite once in office, I was sorely dissapointed in the N.C. results, guess they bought McCain and Grahams lies hook, line, and sinker.....guess Graham will be back as there Senator again.

Yes he is a big time deal maker in the worst way!!! Moderates and Independents think that pandering to the democrats every wish is deal breaking, and great for the country, so why don't these RINOS and Independents just vote democrat, but then again they are doing that by voting for McCain, which is destroying the Republican party.

By: Diana Baskin

Diana Baskin — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 16:54:56 +0000

I have always voted for a Democrat but if Hillary gets the nomination and runs against McCain. I would vote for McCain hands down. I will never vote for the Clintons. They had their time in the White House. I never realized how slimy the Clintons are. To think I voted for them twice.

By: Sandy

Sandy — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 03:32:06 +0000

McCAIN LOOKS LIKE HE JUST CUT AN AIR BISCUIT AND CLINTON JUST DETECTED IT.

By: mickey

mickey — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 01:34:40 +0000

ALL OF YOU PEOPLE THAT VOTE FOR OBAMA WILL BE IN FOR A HELL OF A SUPRISE HILLARY 2008

By: Gemini

Gemini — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 23:12:45 +0000

Billary's living in a fairy-tale fantacy land. Did Bill already forgot how much Rupublican's hated him and the country went through the impeachment saga while he was president? More than half of people in this country hate Clinton's regardless... I am surprised they have guts and desire to come back to Whitehouse again. Their time has came and gone. It's time to turn the page, and let the new generation take over.

By: Burt

Burt — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 22:43:55 +0000

Clinton and McCain are two peas in a pod. If we are going to have the 2 of them run, why don't they just run for a joint presidency? There's hardly a difference in their REAL policies - the ones that McCain is reluctant to publicly admit to since he's a RINO (Republican in Name Only).

By: Hill and McCain - Spare us!

Hill and McCain - Spare us! — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 22:40:25 +0000

Sure they are "very close".

Both are for unlimited illegal and legal immigration, which would add 100+ million immigrants under the McCain-Kennedy amnesty bill! Do you want a million immigrants in your city or 1,000 in your town? Vote for either Hill or McAmnesty and that's what you'll have to put up with.

McCain-Feingold is another issue where the two see eye-to-eye; and we can go down the whole list of issues where McCain is solidly in Hillary's bed, so to speak, politically.

Two peas in a pod. Pity McCain won't be honest and just call himself a Democrat!

By: joe

joe — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 22:30:43 +0000

They are all little rascals and devils.

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 22:23:02 +0000

Anyone mentioned "MANCHURIAN CANIDATE" yet?? Hil's the handler~McCain's records have never been released~and he does not want any of his fellow p.o.w.'s records released either.

By: marc

marc — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 21:45:01 +0000

If McCain wins the Repub Nom ! I will be voting democrat for the 1st time in my life! Nobody is washington has done more damage to the conservative wing of
the Republican party than him. GO TO hell Mclame

By: sarrowland

sarrowland — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 21:14:38 +0000

.....and this is precisely why John McCain is the LAST person the Republican Party should nominate.He is not,and never been a conservative.He is a deal maker and is not even familiar with the truth.He has lied about everything in his past since he started campaigning.I,for one, will never trust him.I may HAVE to vote for him against either Democrat who is running,but will NEVER forgive the tv,radio and print journalist for pushing McCain as the preferred nominee,while killing Fred Thompson's chances by their negative spin .He would have been where McCain is,had he been the choice of the "powers that be" in the media.

By: Mount Mercy

Mount Mercy — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:59:39 +0000

Billy Smythe Clinton is afraid that history will not anoint him the "First Black President". He will be lost in Obama's shadow. Take a nap, Bill.

History will also not show him as the great economic leader. Remeber the Republican congress that held his feet to the fire. Remember the Contract with America...where is Newt and his cohorts who force Billy to balance the budget?

Take a nap, Bill. You will have a lot of spare time. Hillary will stay in the Senate...for a while longer.

By: janet antoch

janet antoch — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:50:30 +0000

If this is true, then I will definitely be voting for Gov. Romney. Who in the hell does King Bill Clinton think he is??????????

By: Trent

Trent — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:45:11 +0000

That's exactly what the republican party needs...two democrats in the general election. Hillary v. McCain would be two liberal candidates and would leave us no true republican candidate.

By: Jon Tucker

Jon Tucker — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:39:43 +0000

As a conservative, I will vote for Romney, not McCain. He abandoned his party on almost all important principles except the war. McCain-Feingold, McCain-Kennedy Amnesty, Gang of 14, etc. etc. Bush went nuts spending and supported the illegal immigrants.

McCain should run as Hillary's VP. He spent the last 8 years kissing up to the NYSlimes.

I will vote for Obama if comes down to them. Please select Hillary so she can be trounced by Romney.

BTW, does anyone expect CNN to report news or be journalistic. They lie and slant the "news" by commission and ommission. At least Fox commentators tell you it is their opinion, not news. CNN = Clinton News Network.

Go Romney. Otherwise, Obama can do no harm as a lightweight.

By: Alex

Alex — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:36:05 +0000

Who cares about the Clintons? Who cares what they say? There is no way they are winning and CNN continues to print Clinton story after Clinton story without telling anyone what the candidates positions on issues are or why we should vote for them!

By: David Martin

David Martin — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:32:59 +0000

All these good feedbacks from these news organizations justifies my vote for someone else.

How about appearing to be fair?

For a while, Huckabee was the darling of media. Now it's McCain's turn. I predict he will suffer in the polls as a result.

By: Martin Edwin Andersen

Martin Edwin Andersen — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:30:03 +0000

The idea that Hillary and war-hero John McCain are "very close" is so wrong on many points. including the fact that the Arizona senator has been vocally opposed to the practice of torture while Hillary Clinton supported it until last year–and Bill still does. (And I am not referring here to his conduct on the campaign trail, either.)

By: Jack Sanderson

Jack Sanderson — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:23:08 +0000

I believe Bill Clinton was telling the truth. McCain and Hillary are cut from the same cloth. Enough said.

By: LDC

LDC — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:17:16 +0000

Can't vote for Obama as I don't want to listen to Jessy Jackson or other black leaders get things all messed up whether OJ did or didn't do..

By: Rich Ravarino

Rich Ravarino — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 19:56:35 +0000

Hillary is an out and out socialist. Anyone who identifies themselves as conservatives ought to be hearing HUGE warning bells going off in their head as McCain starts to surge right now.
The problem the last two election cycles is choosing the lesser of two evils – if these two charlatans came out on top would we even have a choice? Maybe a choice of Male or Female but that is about it.

By: Fred

Fred — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 19:19:58 +0000

Bill Clinton has become everything he decried in his first presidential election campaign. His unilateral injection of race into the Democratic Nomination process will be viewed as a second tragic stain on his career..

By: ace

ace — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 18:36:26 +0000

God Bless George W. Bush!!! A true American, Thank you for the great years you have given us. I have made a ton of money and live in a big house on the lake...Thanks W. and God Bless America..

By: Bonnie H. Heiman

Bonnie H. Heiman — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 18:29:21 +0000

When I was a little girl my Mother, especially during election times, would always
say, "People who value their privileges above their principles – soon loses both."
I've always remembered these words of wisdom, especially during election
time. How true, how true.

By: Maxin

Maxin — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 18:16:42 +0000

They are close because they have the same vibration of dishonesty, moral compromise, and underhanded arrogance. I don't trust either one

By: Jimmie - NV

Jimmie - NV — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 18:16:12 +0000

I have to agree with S-positive about myskylark, yes, we are all entitled to our beliefs in what is taking place during the campaigning of the candidates. Yes, Billary is a great name for Hillary because it is obvisous that Hillary is riding on Bill's back to get the nomination. And, yes, Bill will be back in the White House directing Hillary. I commend the person who thought of the name Billary - I love it! It's not name calling - it's a new name to put on the ballot. Bill has a temper and when confronted to state his position about the "racial" thing, he all but blew his stack at the reporters. I am glad the reporters stand up against Bill. Bill needs to go home and do what he does best -NOTHING! Remember myskylark, actions speak louder than words and who else is out there attaching the other candidate with "gender" and "race" as the issues. I am overjoyed to see that Obama kicked Hillary's butt in SC. But, Obama and all the other candidates have a long ways to go before being elected to the White House. If Hillary's name is on the ballot, I will switch to another party for my vote.

By: Ann

Ann — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 17:19:18 +0000

If I wanted to vote for a liberal I would vote for Hillary. Why is it you democarts do not get why we not want McCaine?

By: Edward Kelly

Edward Kelly — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 16:48:35 +0000

Mccain-Feingold, McCain-Kennedy, McCain-illegal immigration, etc.
McCain's record speaks for him. He will never receive the Conservative Republican vote. What Clinton says is immaterial.

By: americanism

americanism — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:36:44 +0000

It was a Clinton "aide", not a Clinton "side". Are most journalists too lazy to proof-read their work?

By: Steve

Steve — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:22:57 +0000

TEAM McCAIN

Graham,Martinez,and now featuring Dr.Juan Hernandez.The two Senators are amnesty pushing members of team McCain while the other Dr.Hernandez is a frequent talking head we see on tv pushing for open borders making statements about Mexicans now and in the future should thingk Mexico first and wrote a book calling illegal immigrants from Mexico the NEW PIONEERS of America.He also is a duel citizen of Mexico and the U.S and was a former member of the Vicente Fox administration.

McCain has been and always will be a open borders guy he and the Dems have exactly the same position.McCain may be good at guarding the front door but he'll leave the backdoor the border WIDE OPEN.Border patrol have detained many Middle Easterners but countless others have gotten through of that you can be sure of.We will sit out 08 election if McCainis the nominee let's see him win without a lot of Republican votes!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: Jane

Jane — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:07:59 +0000

Has everyone forgotten about the FBI files that the Clintons have? They have
no doubt plenty ln McCain which is why they want him. Not to mention all of
the money from the chinese,

By: Gary Vance

Gary Vance — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:50:44 +0000

Want more of the same? Vote: Clinton or McCain Both are Senators who have been instrumental in lowest performance ratings for the US Congress in history. They respectively represent what is wrong in our government from both parties.

By: Led Wright

Led Wright — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:45:03 +0000

the reason that it would be civilized is because they are both Democrats.
Geez i thought we had a two party system in this country.

By: Paul Johnson

Paul Johnson — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:39:16 +0000

Since Billary is willing to play the race card against Barack Obama, and Barack is willing to cover up his radically liberal positions with flowery, "inspiring" rhetoric, what makes you think either Billary or Obama would engage in a "love-fest" with McCain?

Colin Powell – Bush’s Secretary of State, Rod Paige – Bush’s Secretary of Education, Condoleezza Rice – Bush’s National Security Advisor and then Secretary of State, Elaine Chao – Bush’s Secretary of Labor, Norman Mineta – Bush’s Secretary of Transportation, Alphonso Jackson – Bush’s Secretary of HUD.....the list goes ON and ON!... Why can’t Liberals be more like President Bush, who has a very diverse cabinet that looks like America?

When I was a boy and then a teenager it was Democrats 'standing in the schoolhouse door' to prevent minority children from getting into the better schools.

Now that I'm old enough to qualify for AARP membership it is Democrats standing in the schoolhouse doors to prevent minority children from escaping the public schools.

Nothing has changed except the rhetoric. The Dems were the pro-slavery party in the 1800s, the party of the Klu Klux Klan in the first half of the 20th Century and in the dawn of a new millenia are still the Party of keeping minorities in 'their place'.

They say that conservatives respect tradition but there are few American traditions older than the racism of the Democratic Party.

By: Joe F Pgh PA

Joe F Pgh PA — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:07:52 +0000

Yes, they are close. They both opposed tax cuts, favor ILLEGAL Immigration, favor limiting free speech (McCain / Feingold, "Fairness" Doctrine), favor Kyoto like accords that will limit the growth of the American economy. Looks like Hillary wants to take us to socialism on a jet plane, and McCain on a train........same result, just a different speed!

By: Scott K

Scott K — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 13:47:07 +0000

If these two win I will write in Mickey Mouse for my vote. I refuse to vote for either.

By: One Step Ahead

One Step Ahead — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 12:30:55 +0000

Naw. It couldn't be that Billary would choose a McCain as a veep if he WASN'T the Republican nominee, could it? You know they aren't taking Obama onboard.
For that matter if Obama gets the nod, he could do worse than taking McCain onboard. Either of those could give a Guilini/Romney ticket a run for their money.

By: Josef

Josef — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 11:54:10 +0000

No thinking American puts any trust in anything Bill Clinton says. Same goes for his screeching wife. We see the future, while their campaign is stuck in the 20th century.