Now watch Good Hillary show up at SOTBU

[BeyondGeography]

After all, we know by now that there can be multiple Hillary's per day.

Heck, we saw two Hillary's within the same hour at the debate Thursday night. We had "Change you can Xerox," and "I am honored to be sitting here with Barack Obama," basically within one commercial break of each other.

Today, we will go from "shame on you, Barack Obama," in Ohio, to, "I am proud, we should all be proud, of what Barack Obama has accomplished in this race," or some soapy version thereof in New Orleans.

The good news is, after March 4, we will be able to pull the plug on the whole routine.

[wndycty]

1. Yes, will she repeat her "shame on you Barack Obama" at the SOTBU?

Hmmmmmm

[yourguide]

3. God I pray that she does...

because down in flames she will go in front of that crowd.

[FrenchieCat]

2. Aye!

[dailykoff]

4. She'll work "African American candidate" into each sentence at least three times

and the soundbytes rotated on CNN will contain at least two apiece. Count on it.

[Skidmore]

5. I hope she repeats that little tantrum she just threw.

Or that someone has passed on her comments to someone there to confront her with.

[NDambi]

6. Do you guys think she will CLAP CLAP POINT POINT when she's introduced?

lol

[Metric System]

15. It's funny you mention this. I've seen Obamabots mention this a lot lately as a way to disparage her

I payed close attention to Barack and Hillary when they came on to the stage prior to the debate on Thursday. Guess who was clapping and pointing? OBAMA! Yes, Hillary may do this but SO DOES OBAMA! Yet, she gets made fun of for it. At this point I'd expect nothing less from ObamaNation.

[Tom Rinaldo]

7. The last time I checked: Barack Obama = All African Americans

was not a true statement. Racial equality was never meant to mean that strongly disagreeing with a high profile person of another race on a specific matter, up to and including expressing anger, meant that one could not be civil with and supportive of the agenda of an organization that focuses on issues that matter to persons of that race.

[thunder rising]

8. Correct there are Republican African Americans too.

[Tom Rinaldo]

9. Do you think there is 90% agreement in the Black community

over whether or not the general approach toward universal health care taken by Obama is preferable to that taken by Edwards and Clinton? I am sure health care and insurance is at least as much a concern in the Black community as in the White community - and I doubt there is overwhelming agreement about which approach is better to follow.

[Rageneau]

10. Lots of people here hate Hillary. Which makes other people hate Barrack.

I have voted in every major election since 1968 and I have always voted for the Democratic Party Presidential nominee, but this year I am very seriously considering staying home rather than voting for Obama.

Not because I have anything against (or for) Obama. He seems vacuous to me, all symbol. There isn't really anything about him to like or dislike. He's a fad.

But I have found a great deal to dislike about the people who support him -- people who stoop to falsely accuse Bill and Hillary Clinton of racism and worse -- people who insult both of those good people incessantly, like the worst of wingnuts, accusing them of every sort of nefarious activity.

I do not want to be a part of my country's war against Iraq. I cannot stop it, but I do not support it because it is morally wrong.

Because of the behavior I see from SO MANY of his supporters, I'm beginning to feel the same way about the divisive, corrupting, destructive Barrack Obama campaign.

[knowledgeispwr]

11. I don't see how Obama can seem vacuous.

There is plenty to him, and he has detailed positions. Disagree with him all you want, but to say that he is "vacuous" and "all symbol" is simply disingenuous.

Also, you shouldn't base your support for any candidate by their backers on DU. There is nastiness from supporters of all the candidates on this site. The web is often not very representative.

[knowledgeispwr]

12. I agree that another Hillary will show up to the SOTBU

than the one we saw today in Ohio.

I'm sure we'll hear "proud" a lot.

[BeyondGeography]

13. Al Sharpton said I should kick this

[goldcanyonaz]

14. Wow, at least she showed up. She didn't have to at all.