A message from the The Big Dawg

[SaveElmer]

Run time: 04:43 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9U0ZNteqdw   Posted on YouTube: May 13, 2007 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: May 14, 2007 By DU Member: SaveElmer Views on DU: 1150

 

[russian33]

1. excellent!!

very good clip
i wonder if her speech from Bejing is available online somewhere, to watch?

[JDPriestly]

2. That is good,

I'd vote for Bill Clinton again if I could. But Hillary's voice betrays a harshness in her personality that I don't like or trust.

[Skink]

3. Don't ever give up on health care.

[Catherine Vincent]

4. Looking good, big dawg, looking good!

As usual!

[Evergreen Emerald]

5. A side of Hillary that I have not seen

[rosesaylavee]

6. thanks for posting...

HRC is not my first choice for the primary - but if/when she gets the nomination, I will feel better supporting her as the DEM candidate.

[IndyOp]

7. I find it unacceptable that Bill is campaigning for her...part of why I will not vote for her.

Democracy NOT dynasty.

I did not like Bill Clinton's foreign policy or his trade policy -- and those are HUGE issues with me.

I can say the exact same thing about Hillary. Is "Iran still on the table"...?

Bill & Hillary are the BIGGEST Wolves in Sheep's Clothing in this nation...

Forget the neoconservatives. As the Democrats retake Washington and progressives think they can pull the U.S. back from the brink, Stephen Marshall’s up close and personal investigation finds that the biggest threat to Western democracy is the U.S. liberal elite.

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Marshall recounts his meetings and conversations with liberal sell-outs and their critics, including Christopher Hitchens, Gore Vidal, David Horowitz, Lewis Lapham, Naomi Klein, John Avlon, the Economist’s John Micklethwait, the Guardian’s editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger and best-selling authors Todd Gitlin, Paul Berman and John Perkins.

He finds that American liberals have dumped the ‘60s era radicalism of their youth and become complicit in a complex game of bait-and-switch, selling the world a vision of liberal democracy in which they, in fact, no longer believe. Have liberals buckled under the pressure of America’s declining fortunes and taken on the role of good cop to the conservatives’ bad?

[porque no]

8. wow, that was an amazing diatribe.

It could have been heard on the radio but instead I read it here. same difference. what's their motive?

[IndyOp]

10. What's their motive? Whose motive? The Clintons' - the book's author -

the people interviewed in the book?

:shrug:

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