Time to crush this pathetic come-back kid nostaliga with a real nasty ad about Hillary's war vote.

[zonkers]

Don't you agree, Obama supporters? It's the one thing that makes Hillary squirm and that she has no defense against. If we were not spending billions on this stupid war, our crap economy and affordable health care would not be an issue. Not only would this ad squash Hilary but but it goes after Mccain at the same time.

[Beausoir]

1. Hope! Change!

[Bobbieo]

2. I don't agree as there were 28 Democratic senators who

voted with her on that same day - Oct 11th, 2002. This dead horse has been beaten enough!!! BTW - I'm not favoring either candndate but will vote for the nominee.

[redqueen]

3. No. Everyone knows about her war vote.

His capaign knows exactly what it's doing.

[zonkers]

9. I agree his campaign knows what it is doing as indicatd by their near perfect predictions of

this last round -- but I think it is foolish not to bang the drum on the "war" issue louder than ever. As a firm KISS believer, (Keep It Simple Stupid), I see it as the one issue that crosses all racial and party lines. It also gets out the youth vote, it is the cornerstone of Obama's "change" campaign. Also, as long as Mccain keeps saying the surge is working, it is still releveant. I just think this storyline has to be invigorated.

[IndianaJones]

4. then we can hear the lamentations of their women. nt.

[Bobbieo]

7. How does anyone REALLY know how Obama would

have voted if he would have been in Congress at that time?

[IndianaJones]

8. I think Kucinich said that a vote to fund is a vote to authorize. nt.

[bellasgrams]

5. I think BO should be very careful not to get to nasty it looks like he's not

exactly Mr. Clean. Hillary is not the one that went to Canada to say we're just fudging on NAFTA to get the dummies to vote for us. Nor is she the one that knowingly got in bed with Mr & Mrs. R.

[anonymous171]

6. He shouldn't attack. All he has to do is "call into question" her vote and experience.