Message from Hillary Rodham Clinton

[Eric J in MN]

Let's show them what we're made of. The Bush campaign and the Republican Party strategists are betting that we Democrats aren't tough or committed enough to help our candidates drive through to victory. Maybe they won't understand it until they're packing their bags in November. But you and I know it now.

We're running a "we won't be denied" campaign and we will not yield an inch -- especially not now, when everything is on the line. September 30 -- just seven days away -- is a crucial end-of-the-month deadline. It's the point at which the Democratic Party must make critical decisions, allocating resources for the final month of our drive to elect John Kerry, John Edwards and other Democratic candidates.

It's a simple equation. The more resources we have, the harder we can compete, and the stronger our chances of victory will be in the most important election of our lifetime.

Make a contribution by visiting:

https://www.democrats.org/support/kerry.html

To defeat George W. Bush and win other pivotal contests, the next seven days have to be something special. Let's do it. Let's send wave after wave of donations pouring into Democratic Party headquarters between now and September 30, starting right now -- starting with you acting this very minute.

All through October, we'll see a fast-paced flurry of activity as Election Day closes in. It's absolutely essential that we give our spirited, full-fledged support to John Kerry and other candidates locked in tough races against well-funded and highly-motivated opponents. To win, we've got to go toe-to-toe with George W. Bush and the Republican Party every step of the way.

Don't yield an inch:

https://www.democrats.org/support/kerry.html

September 30 -- the reporting deadline for the Democratic Party -- is also the day of the first debate between John Kerry and George W. Bush. Let's send John Kerry into that historic occasion knowing that, in the days leading up to September 30, committed supporters flooded party headquarters with a history-making show of support.

We're in a tight race with everything we care about on the line. Let's act with the passion and urgency called for by this amazing moment in the life of our nation.

On to victory,
Hillary Rodham Clinton

[nyhuskyfan]

1. C'mon - read between the lines

She wants Bush to win. Everyone knows it. For example:

We're running a "we won't be denied" campaign and we will not yield an inch -- especially not now, when everything is on the line.

She's talking about her '08 campaign here. Everything on the line for her because she needs Bush to win.

To defeat George W. Bush and win other pivotal contests, the next seven days have to be something special.

OK - this one is harder, but I think she clearly means here is to defeat W. in the POPULAR vote, not the electoral vote. She wants it to turn out just like last time, so Bush stays in office and she can run in '08.

You people can continue to drink the Hillary Kool-Aid, but it is obvious that she is only looking out for her own interests and sabotaging the Kerry campaign. Fox News said it, so it must be true.

</sarcasm>

[Eric J in MN]

2. spoken like Chris Matthews and William Safire (nt)

nt

[shindig]

4. right,

And when FoxNews or the other so-called "liberal" outlets do segments on Hillary obviously wants Bush to win, that's not being disrespectful to the former first lady, either.

Having a discussion about whether she wants Bush to win, basically laughing it up, like she's she is a disloyal liar (even though there's not a shred of evidence) is not disrespectful at all to Mrs. Clinton.

But if you say anything that is true, backed up by evidence about the unelected fraud in office, that's being disprespectful!


Liberal media, my butt!

[Placebo]

3. HILLARY FOR PRESIDENT IN 2012!

Or, god help us, 2008 :scared:

I love this woman!

[Eric J in MN]

5. kick

kick