Is Hillary's campaign now reminding you of Bush 2004's?

[ButterflyBlood]

The same talking points are coming. "Vote for my opponent and you'll go broke from taxes and then al-Qaeda will kill us all". It's almost the exact same campaign.

[ObamaAmerican]

1. Hillary is the candidate of fear. Obama is the candidate of hope .eom

[Beausoir]

8. And change! Don't forget the Change! Hope! Change! Hope! Change!

[eridani]

28. Hope FOR WHAT? Change TO WHAT?

Inquiring minds want to know.

[midlife_mo_Jo]

27. I'm for Edwards but I'm tired of all the rhetoric about Hillary

I think she will surprise a lot of folks if she's elected president.

[stray cat]

2. No not really and I'm an Edward's supporter.

[Buzz Clik]

3. No. Hillary is nothing like Bush.

Hillary is disappointing me a lot lately. But Bush shames this country every day he remains in office.

There is no comparison.

[Avalux]

4. Get ready for the onslaught.

I gotta tell you - after her comment today, Bush was a little too close for comfort. I don't think she needs to resort to such things and wonder why she is.

[ursi]

5. frightening ...cuz that means lots of hidden agendas

doesn't it?

[Occam Bandage]

6. No, not really.

[Trajan]

7. Just for the fuck of it ....

Please provide exact citations, including date and source ....

[ButterflyBlood]

14. See these new mailers

As for the other, just see any thread here about Olbermann.

[terisan]

21. Obama's stand on social security is a tax increase on middle class in the mega cities

with no increase in benefits to those he proposes taxing. He has falsely claimed, just as Bush has, that there is a social security crisis. The only problem with social security is that Bush and Reagan took income from social security to fund tax cuts for the wealthy. ....and Bush doesn't want to pay it back. The social security trust fund is owed big money from the government. Clinton's surpluses would have gone to pay that money back. Bush squandered it on war debt and Obama wants to tax middle and upper middle class voters instead of re-taxing the wealthy.

[ButterflyBlood]

22. Obama wants to remove the cap on taxation.

That only effects those making over $97k a year. That's not the middle class.

[terisan]

24. It is middle class in NYC, Los Angeles, Washington DC, San Francisco,

anyplace where housing is out of sight.

[terisan]

26. Obama is trying to overtax part of the middle class in order to let super rich keep Bush tax cuts.

Obama gets more money from a Wall Street firm like Goldman Sachs than Clinton does. He is doing their bidding on social security. She isn't.

[Nickster]

18. Stuff like this

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/09/07/cheney.terror/index.html

Cheney: Kerry win risks terror attack

"The vice president stands by his quote in context," she said. "Whoever is elected in November faces the prospect of another terrorist attack. The question is whether or not we have the right policies in place to best protect our country. That's what the vice president said."

Womack went on: "As the president and vice president have both said, John Kerry has a fundamental misunderstanding of the war on terror.

[TwilightZone]

9. No, but DU is certainly reminding me of '04.

[mtnsnake]

10. yeah sure. I'll bet they're in bed together at this very minute

just so they can swap secrets of the trade.

[Cha]

11. But, it worked so well

for bush. Hope they've had bush fatigue and clinton fatigue now.

[Bonobo]

12. Absolutely not. That shit don't belong in DU either. P.U.!!!

[MannyGoldstein]

13. Keep Moving... Nothing To See Here...

[dailykoff]

15. The New Hampshire blitz of lifted talking points

is straight out of the 2000 playbook, when Junior came on as the "reformer with results" and supposedly wowed NH into putting him ahead of McCain.

Does NH vote with voting machines?

[Kucinich4America]

16. Mark Penn probably worked for the Bush Crime Family in 2004

By his own admission, he did in 1996 :evilgrin:

[terisan]

17. No i think she is straightforward. I like that she doesn't downplay reproductive rights.

[Tarc]

19. Actually, what your tired rhetoric sounds like

is that of the Swiftvets in 2004.

[AX10]

20. No, but your commentary sounds like...

the swiftboaters from 2004.

[robbedvoter]

23. That WAS disgusting indeed!

[Cameron27]

25. NO

but your talking points sound familiar.

[eridani]

29. I'd say the same for Obama's Rethug talking points on Social Security

Why do you suppose that between them, Clinton and Obama get the most corporate money? Yes, I know Edwards gets some, but he is running third in that category, and by sheerest coincidence I'm sure, also running third in the polls as well. Kucinich, who flat out won't take the stuff, is "unelectable" for exactly that reason.