Obama: "She’ll say anything, and change nothing."

[Human101948]

[onehandle]

1. And then he hired her. Cool campaign talk from 8 years ago, bro. nt

[Human101948]

2. Do you think President Obama was lying?

I don't.

[onehandle]

7. His full endorsement of her is coming soon.

The end is nigh.

[Hiraeth]

32. he will not say anything until the process has run its course and then he will back the nominee

[revbones]

11. Doesn't negate his calling her a liar.

He also appointed Republicans but campaigned against Republicans. Does that negate them as liars too?

[Jefferson23]

15. Yea, politics is a werid game..then she left and Obama's foreign policy changes

were evident and differed from her "advice."

Enjoy that, bro.

[frylock]

22. Everyone knows that was an arranged marriage.

[BuelahWitch]

28. More like a shotgun wedding.

[frylock]

29. Hmmmnn, yes. That is an apt description.

[pantsonfire]

23. If she wins, she might hire him....n/t

[Hiraeth]

33. lol

if

[FreakinDJ]

3. Nothing Changes = Nothing Changes

[DebDoo]

4. To be fair, she has changed the world population by several hundred thousand

[Human101948]

5. Ouch!

That hurts!

[Dem2]

6. Blaming Bush for Bush's war is so passe these days

[Human101948]

12. Waraholics are aided and abetted by enablers...

Hillary was one of those.

[Dem2]

21. Therefore

she's a mass murderer. I've been reminded of this a few thousand times this cycle.

It never get's old though.

[loyalsister]

37. Those were unintended consequences

kind of like the explosion of the prison population.
If someone knows it will happen, it is an intended consequence. So yeah she personally responsible for intentionally killing people.

[Tarc]

8. The mutual Obama-Hillary bitterness was set aside once he hit the g.e., kids

That's what people with a vested interest in the party, y'know, do.

[Human101948]

13. This observer thinks not...

The sheer improbability of the thing is striking, too, of course. All the happy-pappy posturing of the general election—the emphatic endorsements, the labored “unity” in Denver, the energetic stumping by Hillary for Barack, the two-way tongue bath between 42 and the soon-to-be 44 at a rally in Florida in the campaign’s final week—did little to alleviate the bedrock enmity between the two sides. The Clintons continued to regard Obama as a featherweight, a phony, a usurper. Obama neither liked nor trusted nor thought he needed Hill or Bill; he bridled at their apparent insistence that he kiss their rings.

http://nymag.com/news/politics/powergrid/52428/

[Tarc]

14. This is about how I'd expect a Bitterman to act...

[Tarc]

17. # < 100

[geek tragedy]

34. you are living proof that we need closed primaries. keep the enemy outside the gates nt

[WDIM]

9. Sorta like Obama.

Must be a symptom if the Job. Say what it takes to get elected walk it back when you take office.

[Waiting For Everyman]

10. Nailed it!

That's her m.o. alright, say anything and change nothing.

[EndElectoral]

18. Sanders should actually air this ad in New York

[geek tragedy]

35. and get a public smack-down from the President? nt

[catnhatnh]

38. How COULD Obama "smack him down"?

"Bernie Sanders-I was lying and you know it! Now stop attacking the Queen!"

[geek tragedy]

39. He just called out a superpac for using him in an ad

attacking a Senate candidate.

He'd do the same to Sanders.

[Betty Karlson]

19. in other words: she IS the status quo. Can we afford more of the same?

(hint: we can't!)

[amborin]

20. she would start more reckless regime change, reward Wall Street, etc...

[anotherproletariat]

24. Does anyone here realize how campaigns work?

Hillary's knocks on Sanders will be quickly rescinded once the primary is over...because she is a seasoned politician and knows how these cycles play out. My guess is that Sanders will not be as gracious, since - as the debate showed last night - the heat of the process is really getting under his skin.

[pdsimdars]

25. You got that debate commentary backwards.

[arcane1]

26. Your post is completely full of shit, and you know it.

Stop pretending and be real.

[VulgarPoet]

31. Say again, anotherbougie?

[Jefferson23]

27. It was so spot on. K&R

[apnu]

30. This is the stupid stuff from campaigning.

Every candidate says nasty stuff about the other candidate. Doesn't matter if its in the Democratic or Republican parties. There is always a vast difference between the campaigner and the elected official. Every single one. Obama the Campaigner is wholly a different person from Obama the President. This is also true of both Bushes, Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan. Basically, for most of America's history, this is true of every candidate for every office.

This is negative FUD. (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt) and its part and parcel of all political campaigns.

I respect Bernie for, largely, staying away from negative campaigning. Pity his supporters don't.

[KoKo]

36. So...are we going to have calls for Obama to retract his statement.....?

all these years later? This would be a great retro ad for Bernie to use. Sadly, nothing has changed with Hillary that makes the ad out of date.