Ok Hillary supporters what does she mean by 35 years of change?

[Big Blue Marble]

What exactly has she changed? Where has she been the leader for change? I am not talking about the
any changes that the first Clinton administration enacted. I am talking about change that she initiated
that have made differences in many lives. She can claim thirty five years of experience, but 35 years of
change?

[Renew Deal]

1. How many years experience did she get working at Walmart?

Is that part of her experience?

[Nailzberg]

10. she worked the register, that 's experiance in making change.

:rofl:

[Yupster]

33. She learned that relatives of politicians

can get high paying jobs on corporate boards by serving on the board of Walmart.

It was valuable experience indeed.

[fightindonkey]

34. Love The Revisionist History About Walmart That Both Al Franken And Bill Maher Bash People For

It's not true, and stop looking for a sound bite. Hillary's time with Walmart was with Sam, and she fought for workers rights. They hated her, big time!

[fightindonkey]

35. So Let's See, She Ran The White House, But Now You're Saying She Never Did

Make up your mind!

[Joe the Revelator]

2. She brokered the Camp David Peace Accord

[Big Blue Marble]

3. That did not work out so well.

[Joe the Revelator]

7. She really didn't broker it, but I figured while she was taking advantage of Bill's record

we might as well through it all in.

[sandnsea]

11. Northern Ireland, yes they are saying that

I saw a reference to it yesterday I think. I could not believe it. Northern Ireland. She's taking credit for Northern Ireland. :crazy:

[Joe the Revelator]

16. Are you serious?

I would love to see some confirmation of that. Those folks are one step away from the nut house.

[sandnsea]

20. Here is one reference

This isn't what I saw, but it's a direct quote so it's better anyway.

"Then she added a new line-- that she had a role in the Irish peace process. "I was deeply involved in the Irish peace process," Clinton said. "And I know it’s frustrating. It took years before the Catholics and the Protestants before Sinn Fein and you know, the DUP would even talk to each other," she added referring to the once-warring parties."

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2007/11/clintons-new-fa.html

[Joe the Revelator]

23. Holy shit, they're off their collective rockers.

4 more years of this bullshit?

[Kucinich4America]

30. Yeah, and Bono ended the Cold War

Here he is pictured with Gorbachev, and some guy from Arkansas, as proof.....

http://marknicodemo.mu.nu/archives/Bono,%20Clinton%20Gorbachev.jpg

[Cha]

12. That's what someone

in the focus group complained about hillary ..that she should stop touting bill's record and stand on her own.

[Critters2]

4. And why did she take money from Rupert Murdoch?

Seriesly, what is with that?

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[Thrill]

6. Trying to use Bill's record

[journalist3072]

8. Try educating yourself. You might learn something.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=2606963&mesg_id=2606963

[JohnnyLib2]

17. Thank you once again, though it won't budge this thread,

apparently.

[sandnsea]

9. Hippi in Arkansas, Arkansas Children's Hospital

I do know she made some changes in Arkansas - I also know a lot of people in Arkansas hate the changes she made.

However, she just was not the President in the 90's and it is ridiculous that she is taken credit for everything that was done then.

[Didereaux]

13. Okay, as not a Hillary supporter even I know that she has...

for over 35 years been involved in polical and social issues, marching, lobbying the works(often times for causes I don't agree with)BUT: what she was working for and sometimes actually achieved was a change in something. TO denigrate that record is a personal insult, or at least I would take it as such. Especially if it was by a bunch of snot-nosed lazy assed ill educated spoiled brats who do all their ;fighting' on a computer, safe at home where meanies can't get them and they are not far from the other ectronic toys that occupy their brains time.'

One damned thing is certain as the sun rising, the young supporters of Obama are going to be a very bad thing for him if he gets the nomination. The average age os the actual people who cast ballots is that of their parents and grandparents and most have no tolerance for other peoples brats.

[JohnnyLib2]

19. Smack! Thanks--that probably didn't come easily from you.

The first paragraph really says it for me and the same argument could be made for all of our front runners. Jeeeeez.

[Didereaux]

24. you have know idea! LOL

[sandnsea]

21. I'm 50 years young n/t

[Azathoth]

14. Everything Bill ever did that worked...everything he did that didn't work she had no say in n/t

[THUNDER HANDS]

15. maybe she meant like, pennies, nickels and dimes

that she has 35 years of change and when she gets to the White House, she'll install a Coinstar and pay for universal health care with it.

:shrug:

I kid, I kid.

[BenDavid]

18. interned with children's advocate Marian Wright Edelman, and

children's defense fund while at yale.....Hillary Rodham Clinton Chair of CDF from 1986-1992

Here is what Hillary Rodham said back in the day when speaking at graduation at Wellesley College, and till believes this in her life

"The challenge now is to practice politics as the art of making what appears to be impossible, possible."


Ben David

[JVS]

22. Maybe she's talking about changes of political stances, or addresses, or even names...

remember the whole Rodham-Clinton phase?

[cindyw]

25. Where is HIllary getting this 35 years number?

Why does she get to count Bill's jobs as experience and her Lobbying as experience, but Obama does not get to count his Illinois years or his civil rights activities.

[Big Blue Marble]

26. This is exactly why I ask the question.

Obama's years in Illinois as an activist,, a street organizer on the South side and his years
in the state legislature count for nothing. She gets to count everything she has done since
high school. That is what is called spin. I think they have both been great public servants
all of their live. We owe them both serious debts of gratitude.

Yet at this time the one we need to lead us out of this morass is Obama.

[Big Blue Marble]

27. Delete duplicate

[Kucinich4America]

28. After nearly 30 years of either a Bush or Clinton in the White House...

All that's left in your life savings is "change". :evilfrown:

[dailykoff]

29. Interning with Rep. Gerald Ford and the Republican National Caucus?

That change?

[silverweb]

31. She's only 60 years old.

Claiming "35 years of change" would mean that she's been responsible for effecting "change" since the age of 25?

Wouldn't she still have been in law school at age 25 or just barely graduated?

She's done some fine work during her legal career. However, in reading over her bio, I just don't see where she can claim "35 years of change" in any respect. Talk about padding a résumé....

[Skarbrowe]

32. Wow. I wasn't a Hillary fan. But, I'm feelin' some heavy snark and arrogance

from those who don't like her. Makes me real uncomfortable. Hillary Clinton has been someone brain-wired into politics for most of her life. Maybe some of her so called changes haven't been perfect or the right ones for that time, but she has been using her quite a bit above average intelligence on constantly thinking of how to make this country better. Better for people who are NOT rich and privileged. Damn. I was sick of the Clintons, but if I keep getting this "get over it" negative vibe from Edwards and Obama supporters, I think I'll just stop messing with this political crap completely.

What a friggin let down by fellow democrats.