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Question: What State Did Sen. Hillary Clinton Represent in 2002? [View all]
McCamy Taylor
Feb 2015
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"in a Democratic primary" those are the key words. I didn't vote for Obama in the 2008 primary.
Autumn
Feb 2015
#21
I like Hillary, she's a lovely woman. I was able to talk to her on a couple of occasions on health
Autumn
Feb 2015
#136
But we were lied to about Saddam Hussein being behind the 9/11 attack. All of us.
CTyankee
Feb 2015
#44
It is not negative evidence Saddam had nothing to do with 9/11. it was the lack of positive evidence
on point
Feb 2015
#128
"Bush had to launch the war before the UN basically said Bush assertions were a lie."
Martin Eden
Feb 2015
#139
Who lied to us? Bush? Who believed Bush? Colin Powell knew the truth but was a coward
rhett o rick
Feb 2015
#68
The point is that smart people didn't trust Bush/Cheney. Smart people recognized
rhett o rick
Feb 2015
#115
So you don't understand why many liberals/progressives are upset about her Iraq war vote? Seriously?
dissentient
Feb 2015
#13
All those who voted for the IWR and supported Bush's wars have blood on their hands.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Feb 2015
#14
Interesting the people who believe the IWR vote is a *real* political liability
wyldwolf
Feb 2015
#16
I very much doubt anyone who voted bought the six months thing, or the hang flowers around the necks
merrily
Feb 2015
#58
Let's guess your point. The Democrats betrayed their country because they thought
rhett o rick
Feb 2015
#25
ffs, no one with two brain cells believed six months or the flowers around the necks of our troops
merrily
Feb 2015
#37
Actually, they voted "Yes" because they wanted Bush to have credibility....
Spitfire of ATJ
Feb 2015
#33
HRC was more than willing to support family friend George Bush and his illegal war.
rhett o rick
Feb 2015
#28
"Hey look over there, there are other people that betrayed their constituents, party
rhett o rick
Feb 2015
#24
Other people who don't seem to be running for President to boot. Who didn't all advocate for the
merrily
Feb 2015
#32
You don't commit blood and treasure because your constituents might feel safer if you do.
merrily
Feb 2015
#39
Re-read what you wrote, I did. I think nations often do commit blood and treasure for security
HereSince1628
Feb 2015
#45
Are you honestly calling yourself a victim of 9/11 because you got laid off?
Capt. Obvious
Feb 2015
#127
To me, losing my job was worse than having to take off my shoes at the airport.
Jim Lane
Feb 2015
#135
Hey, I have an idea. Let's just hand over the White House to someone who didn't vote for
libdem4life
Feb 2015
#38
Uh, that's what it seems to be as we write here and what the hubub is all about. No one else cares
libdem4life
Feb 2015
#79
So sorry...so used to the sarcasm and snark here...thanks for clearing it up.
libdem4life
Feb 2015
#156
And ten years later, after all the mistakes and bloodshed, she pushes for Afghanistan "surge", and
whereisjustice
Feb 2015
#50
To me, her vote on the Iraqi war is just one disconcerting event among many.
Half-Century Man
Feb 2015
#51
It was not just a vote either. She urged her fellow Senators to vote for the invasion.
merrily
Feb 2015
#52
I don't know what questions you have about it. She advocated for the Iraq Invasion and did so
merrily
Feb 2015
#56
Fair enough. She has spoken about some of those things, esp. why she did not read the NIE.
merrily
Feb 2015
#72
It means we can COUNT ON HER! ....To do the politically expedient thing, if not the right one.
Warren DeMontague
Feb 2015
#85
I am a NYer and I support her, but I did protest Hillary's and Chuck's office for their votes.
hrmjustin
Feb 2015
#76
A majority of Democratic Senators voted for the war. Hillary was a junior member of the Senate.
Agnosticsherbet
Feb 2015
#92
If you want to blame a Democrat, blam Tom Dashel to Democrat in the Senate
Agnosticsherbet
Feb 2015
#96
I don't hate Hillary anymore for her vote but I lived in New York at the time and called
Cha
Feb 2015
#88
You realize that Bush and Cheney could use that exact same rationale, right?
Warren DeMontague
Feb 2015
#89
Normally, the spineless assholes on this site would alert an attack like yours.
Buzz Clik
Feb 2015
#130
I'm not alerting you, you're not alerting me. Maybe someone will get one or the other of us.
DisgustipatedinCA
Feb 2015
#134
That she was joined by others in a cowardly response to war hysteria is supposed to--
eridani
Feb 2015
#116
So we're defending her support of the war machine now? I thought we were past this.
craigmatic
Feb 2015
#121
No, just a few here are doing that. Most of us still use critical thinking skills and common sense.
Rex
Feb 2015
#145
This is quite possibly the lamest attempt at Clinton apologia I've seen on this site
Capt. Obvious
Feb 2015
#126
Who has accused her of being the mastermind, sole or otherwise? Phony, absurd, lame excuses
TheKentuckian
Feb 2015
#140
Am I correct that EVERYONE holding this vote against Clinton voted against Kerry in 2004?
brooklynite
Feb 2015
#152