Hillary explains her "hard choice" in voting for Iraq invasion

[Sparkly]

38. It's called agitprop.

It's heavily edited to make her seem as sinister as possible. I didn't subject myself to the whole thing but I did manage to track down a couple of the videos that were used.

The full interview of the first clip: Snipped out of context. The interviewer pivoted from Iraq to ask for a comparison to Syria where there was NO invasion, as the president's decision. She answers the question.

The full transcript of the clip about business investment in Iraq: This was a forum with international representatives to encourage businesses to work in Iraq. This is not a bad thing-- it is to create economic stability and opportunity there.
http://articlesofinterest-kelley.blogspot.com/2011/06/hillary-clinton-and-iraq-transcript.html

From NPR around the same time:

I made the best decision that I could at the time. And as we went through the years, and I saw the way that the president [George W. Bush] and his team used my vote and the other votes to authorize action, I became increasingly distressed. I did not believe that it was in the best interest of our country, and it was not something that I any longer wanted to be associated with.

(snip)
Also interesting re: conservative attacks:

I am so used to these people; they're like a bunch of gamers. They're trying constantly to raise false canards, plant false information, and that's what they do. They don't want to have a real debate about what the tax policy should be. They don't want to have a real debate about how we begin growing the economy again. ... They don't want to have a real debate about climate change and clean energy. They want people to get diverted and totally off subject, and that is their modus operandi.

But I have to say that if that's the best they have to offer, let them do it. Because that's not the debate that I think the American people want to have. There's a difference between fair game and playing games. And it is unfortunately too common in today's political environment that people want to play games that divert attention from the real issues that affect our country and its future.
http://www.npr.org/2014/06/12/321313477/hillary-clinton-the-fresh-air-interview