Clinton scandal: was town hall a fraud?

Why would they be outraged at that when they weren't outraged that Clinton committed adultery in the White House and many other things that have gone on mysteriously with the Clintons.

Looks like a two-person race to me, but who knows. I heard recently that Kerry was in fifth in most polls at this time. However I don't know how well we can compare this race with any other before just because of the timing the candidates started "campaigning."

 

I think two more pointed questions would be:
1. Why would anyone expect anything different from Hillary?
2. What difference does it make which of the Democrats get the nomination?

 

Outraged?

I don't think so considering the low esteem most politicians are held in.

But it's still the type of behavior the public needs to know about. Kinda underhanded and dishonest and manipulative, among other things.

 

I would venture that every candidate has plants. This same charge has been levied against Clinton, Rudy, Paul, and I'm sure every campaign has done it to some extent.

 

Reminds me of President Bush from a story in 2005:

"John Fortier, a political analyst with the American Enterprise Institute, said he's heard complaints about ticket-holder screening and "stacking the deck" in favor of filling meetings with the president's supporters, but none of it is new.

Past presidents have often packed houses with supporters, especially when they are on campaigns to advance new policy initiatives.

It's all part of the "permanent campaign," Fortier said, adding that Bush did much the same thing before his tax cuts passed Congress during his first term.

“I don’t know if it is working, but I don’t fault it too much that these rallies aren’t open forums for debate."

- rest at www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,153720,00.html

 

I believe you're referring to the candidates husband when you're talking about adultry in the White House. Correct? Let's talk about Laura Bush's murder in an automobile "accident." Why wasn't that ever brought forward as pertinent to her husband's campaigns?

 

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I was just wondering when this topic would be introduced onto the BaptistBoard.

Rush and Sean certainly are devoting a great deal of airtime to this topic. Here in Richmond, we don't get Sean Hannity live, so he was on the air talking about this again tonight as I was driving home from work.

I am not a big fan of Hillary, but if this is so bad, what about the whole debacle surrounding Jeff Gannon, that supposed journalist for Talon News. If it's bad to have a question planted, then what about a reporter that is planted? Have we all forgotten about him?

Would that be considered "Kinda underhanded and dishonest and manipulative?"

 

Probably.

But not every candidate threatens news organizations and their reporters prior to a debate as Clinton does .

 

Yes I was, but you are taking my comments out of context by your next statement and question.

My statement about Clinton's adultery was not made in regard to "campaigning", but was made to show there was a lack of outrage to his actions from the general public. And if that is so, and it is, then why would be expect outrage for something like planting a question.

As far as what you are talking about I have never heard of this. And personally no I don't think it should have anything to do with a campaign as she is not the one running. Neither do I think Clinton's affair(s) should be a part of the campaign, because he's not running. Doesn't mean they won't, but they shouldn't be IMO.

If she decides to put him into some capacity where he has to gain support of congress then I would think that would be a fair place for his actions to be brought forth.

 

If it's so okay then why hide it? Why not admit to it? Why not just have a "press conference" where you make statements instead of entertain questions.

It's dishonest at best.

 

Also Rush played the interview with the girl who was picked to ask the question. She said that she was told that Hillary would know who to pick. She also stated when she raised her hand Hillary picked her out of about 200 other people. And yet Hillary denies knowing anything about it prior to the meeting. Clearly she is lieing. As usual Hillariy's response is what really makes it an issue.

 

Of course Hillary is lying.

Planting a question couldn't work any other way.

 

My point is that this isn't just about a planted question, but it is also about her truthfulness on the matter.

 

How can you connect murder, and accident, as you have here?

 

Great source of information. Can you write a book?

 

Naa I am not going to bite on the attacks anymore.

 

That is because you are too busy planting them.

 

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I didn't want to really address what you said in your post, but your signature line:

"In the Beginning, all America was Virginia."
- William Byrd II

And I would add, "Then in 1863 God gave the smart ones, West Virginia" - Tinytim

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