Will the love for Hillary remain or diminish the way it has for Pelosi?

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One can only hope that Barack Obama's comment "Hillary will be Bushlite" better be completely wrong unlike his vote to go to war.

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1. Depends on whom you ask, I suppose.

I'm not understanding your comment "...unlike his vote to go to war."

[bellasgrams]

2. The only place I have heard anything unfavorable about

Pelosi is here on DU, where Dems are trashed and bashed more than Repbs.

[Trisket-Bisket]

6. I agree.

There are many here that only listen and talk with each other. They are always negative and critical of those that offer the true state of things.

Self righteous. Self important. With no clue about how the base of the Democratic party thinks.

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3. What love?

:shrug:

[Whoa_Nelly]

5. Ditto

Was my first thought, too

[JDPriestly]

4. Obama is right. He and Edwards have enough money and support to continue their campaigns

until the Hillary fad is over. It is too early to call a winner.

[spag68]

7. Hillary

Not that she is my first choice, however you better get used to her. I live in NY and have to admit she has worked hard in the Sen. She is smart and will be tough for the rethugs to beat. I hope she goes back to her more progressive leanings after election, and if there are enough Reps. and Sens. they will get the job done. Is she FDR, no but we can hope for the best.

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8. People yearn for the Bill Clinton days and are hoping for the best with Hillary

but I so truly was thrilled when Nancy Pelosi became the speaker of the house, but that ended up being a short lived feeling. Personally I am turned on to the new leadership Obama speaks of, I'm totally fed up with the same ole game plan that Hillary speaks of, especially when she starts dragging on with the; "it's going to be a looong way back, I mean this is so-oo Hollywood!