yeah and in this environment, Hillary kicks Obama's ass! I am loving everyone of her answers. she's focused. she's authoritative. she's our next president!!!

I guess America Ferrera is voting for Hillary!

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maybe a clinton/obama pairing is still possible after all?

She still had a bullshit answer about why she approved the war in the first place and still won't admit that was wrong. She also denied she had ever supported licenses for illegal immigrants when we can play the tape easily. Come on, give me a break.

I thought Obama's comments about making the right decisions despite the polls was good, and .

I don't know why people get stukc on this. The mood in the country at THAt time was that they had to make the best decision with the information thatw as being presented. She voted the same way a good percentage of the country voted. This is one of those trick questions. If she says "Yes I make a mistake" she'll get torn apart. If she stands by her answer at least she doesn't give in to the trap; it just leaves the door open for criticism which she can take.

The mood in the country at THAt time was that they had to make the best decision with the information thatw as being presented.

She voted the same way a good percentage of the country voted.

This is one of those trick questions. If she says "Yes I make a mistake" she'll get torn apart.

Heh, Yahoo's headline is "Clinton and Obama trade barbs"

The media's really itching for a boxing fight, and they didn't get one. Maybe they should have Barbara Streisand and Hulk Hogan go at it.

If Obama gets nominated, it's definetely going to be a tough and very close race because he also appeals to independents and some Republicans for some reason. I think that if anyone says "So-and-So will win" is rather foolish in an Obama/McCain match-up.

If Hillary gets nominiated, McCain has it in the bag. He'll tear her campaign to shreds by forcing her to drop her experience platform. McCain has far more experience than Hillary. Iraq will blow up in her face because of her vote for the war, defending her vote, yet saying we should pull out. McCain will point her out as a flip-flopper on the Iraq War and he'll point out the successes in Iraq. All McCain really has to do is hope that Iraq doesn't get worse and hope that things remain on the same path or get better. The media will pounce on Clinton for all the scandals she and her husband have been in. McCain just has Keating Five and his divorce, both of which can be brushed off with ease. And frankly, McCain is just better at capturing the independent and moderate vote than Clinton.