(CNN) - Hillary Clinton and John McCain are hitting the late night TV circuit this week, their campaigns announced Monday.
Clinton will read the Top Ten List on the Late Show with David Letterman Monday night. The topic: The top ten things she loves about America.
Meanwhile John McCain will appear on Comedy Central's The Daily Show this Wednesday. This will be McCain's 13th appearance on that show, more than any other guest, according to the network.
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HRC will do that so that she is ready for the 3:00AM call from an INTERN to complain about B ill's cigars.
Hillary needs to get some sleep She looks really really bad.
To all of you voters voting for Hillary Clinton and her cronies, go to "you tube" and type "Mickey Kantor" and you will get a clear picture as to what the Hillary campaign thinks about you. We have an obligation to elect the more qualified candidate and Hillary has not transcended gender the way Barack Obama has transcended race.
"What good fortune for those in power that people do not think"
-Adolf Hitler
i'll be watching her instead
What a stupid top ten list topic
Maybe Hillary will do a stupid-pet trick to show everyone just how in touch she is with the average American.
Clinton and MCCain seems to think and do things alike. I swear these two are trading secrets. They should be running mates... Hillary does not care about the American people! All she wants is for she and Bill to be back in the White House.
Because this news is much more relevant than Obama's superdelegate endorsements from today. I can't find that information on *any* news website though, so I can fault CNN alone, I suppose.
We need real change in the criteria for "voting" in any election for the presidency". Here is my proposal, and I await your comments:
Only people with at least an AA degree from a community college should vote for the nominee. That is, we need only those who are "informed" about policy issues to vote.
We expect our president to be brilliant and learned, so should the voters.
CNN is doing such a good job in covering Hillary! Wow! Talk about bias journalism!
I guess that free's Bill up for an afternoon of Monica.
hillary is a joke . She should be on the radio so we don't have to look at her phony smile, and that botox-injected forehead . AMERICA HATES A LIAR, AND THAT IS WHY hillary WILL NOT WIN, NO MATTER HOW MANY LATE NIGHT SHOWS SHE PANDERS TO .
CNN – are you waiting for a super delegate endorement for Hillary before reporting Obama's 3 today?
WoW! Good job on keepin it honest *smirk*
Great article today by CNNS own Glen Beck. Its a must read entitled "Obama's odd timing on Wright".
"I'm glad Obama has come to the same conclusion that Wright's critics came to long ago. I just wonder why it took me two minutes and him two decades."
That sums it up for me. We need a leader not a Politician trying to do anything he can to get elected.
Go Hillary
Senator Clinton loves America? If so, concede the nomination and politely ask your husband to stop campaigning for you.
Another good reason to turn in early. "Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man . . ."
MY GOD this woman has NO shame.
Howard Dean is correct. The Republicans are "race baiting" and your network is participating in it with your constant coverage of the Rev Wright flap.
well, no reason to watch letterman tonite.i can't afford to be sick,tomorrow.
Obama cronies. Shut your trap.
campaign debt...... 10 million
lying to the people.... -150 delegates
hunger for power..... -500k votes
being able to use cable TV to promote a dying campaign when the money runs out....priceless
Once again, Hillary is proving she will do anything to get elected and her conviction that only she and no one else is entitled to sit in the Oval Office.
Sounds like they're getting a little "free advertising" by using as much of the media as possible. Is it me, or does it look like Obama is the only candidate whose supporters back him financially?
I agree with you, Rob; at a stop in Indiana she looked like forty miles of bad road. Sounded like it, too.
I'm beginning to worry about her health.
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You democrats are pathetic.