Rachel Maddow: O'Donnell has no clue about Clinton

[ProfessorPlum]

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COD thinks Hillary is still in the Senate, apparently, and has also seen "ads" for her run for President against Obama in 2012.

[Ninga]

1. You just can not make this kinda stupid up. Stuuuuuuuuuuupid. Delaware? What

the hell were you thinking??????

[teknomanzer]

2. Maybe she is mentally ill...

At best she is a pathological liar. Could she be schizophrenic?

[MightyAfrodite]

3. Unbelievable ....

I'm with you guys. It this MORE than being stupid? I'm starting to wonder. Each time she said she saw Hillary Clinton for President ads running, she laughed. Is she laughing because she knows its a straight up lie? WTF?

[SharonRB]

4. She's even dumber and more uninformed than I thought

:eyes:

[Balderdash]

5. WTH!?

Actually, one of the reasons that President Obama has been getting heat over
Health Care Reform is that a majority of Americans wanted a public option.
First dumbshit thing that O'Donnell said and 2nd what the hell is she talking
about Hillary? If she dares to compare herself to Hillary I may have to go up
there and laugh directly in her stupid face and let her know that she isn't
even qualified to carry Hillary's water. She makes me feel sorry for Republicans.

[Green_Lantern]

9. I thought it was taking heat due to the individual mandate to

Buy insurance. But even that's a minority.

[Green_Lantern]

6. I'm no O'Donnell fan but Maddow is really glib and stretching

Just to act mentally superior.

Here is what the article really says:

When asked whom in the Senate she most admires, Ms. O’Donnell paused longer. “It’s hard to say,” she said after about 15 seconds. “DeMint,” she said, referring to Jim DeMint, the South Carolina Republican who has been a vocal supporter of Ms. O’Donnell’s campaign.

After a few more seconds, she mentioned Hillary Rodham Clinton, the secretary of state, who left the Senate almost two years ago. “She is a woman in a man’s world, holding her own,” Ms. O’Donnell said. “As one woman who is also taking some flak and stepping into the political arena, I deeply admire that.”

It doesn't say she mentioned Hillary Clinton in relation to her favorite Senator, just that she mentioned her. This reporter paraphrases questions he asked so we have no clue what he actually asked her.

I like Maddow's but sometimes she acts like that annoying kid who walks around correcting everyone...annoying.

This whole segment really got on my nerves...Maddow can be pretty obtuse.

This is like when she made fun of John Boehner for saying there is a preamble to the Constitution....

[breadandwine]

7. Rachel has another problem. Nobody in their right mind should be loving the midterms right now.

The Republicans are winning too many races and if they take over either house, we will be headed toward fascism with no turning back.

[Green_Lantern]

11. yes this isn't the year to delight in goofy GOP extremists..

Not when history shows opposition doing well in first post-Presidential midterms.

[Bitwit1234]

8. The sad and scary thing about this is...

the tea bags and others in Delaware that voted for this woman, know she is loopy. They have listened to her campaign speeches for years. What I want to know is, what the hell is wrong with people that would elect this type of ignorant, and I do mean ignorant, (no nothing ignorant and doesn't understand anything ignorant) person to be their senatorial candidate. It is beyond sick. No wonder the republicans are just salivating to get teachers fired and give all the money to their "charter type" schools. If they realize this type of person would run for congress they know very well they can be controlled. I think that is what they do, pick the most ignorant, radical candidate and then back them. Angle, Miller, Paul et al.

[Green_Lantern]

10. well I think she won the primary because generally only the most

Die hard conservatives vote in them and frankly conservatives in 2010 are scared to death of Obama.

Mix that with the history of elections being that in the first midterm elections after a Presidential election the opposition always does well.