Will she interview with Hannity?

I think he would be a little tougher with his questions than O'Reilly.

Of course, Hannity may not let her get a complete sentence in.

Of course, Hannity may not let her get a complete sentence in.

I didn't say he would be fair, just tougher.

I think Rove is a genius.:thumb:

He should be running for President.

 

 

 

Yeah, would be awesome. And Hannity as his vice...

She was on Bob and Tom this morning, but I missed it. Obama is supposed to be on tomorrow. McCain later. That's enough to make me not want to vote for any of them.

 

I caught a little of Obama on B&T and it was pretty good to listen to.

I watched both nights and overall Clinton did a solid job. Not real confident in her Iraq stance; but, I am not sure what will work at this time. I am still undecided but she picked up some points the past couple of nights in my book.

What was the "Factor Exclusive" that was splashed on the screen?

OK. I'm a young voter. What exactly should I take from this 2 part interview I just watched? I don't think I heard anything new and I don't think brought up anything new.

Yeah it would seem that Hilllary is trying to come across as "tough" by entering the "No Spin Zone"... O'Reilly will be tough with his questions, and will make his points clear as always. Should be interesting! I am sure we will hear her say, she even went on a tough show like The O'Reilly Factor....

 

:thumb: After watching both parts of the interview I must say I thought that she handled herself well. I was hoping that O'Reilly had been a lot tougher on her tha he was. Still it was not a free pass like most give her. Many people cannot stand O'Reilly but I like him, he is tough on his guest and will call them out if he thinks that it is warranted, have heard him "Rip" both sides.

He imo just should have blasted Hillary more. He did challenge her on different issues but imo let her off them hook on others.

He is having Mccain on next week and I guess that Obama is still hiding from him for now :lol:.

OK. I'm a young voter. What exactly should I take from this 2 part interview I just watched? I don't think I heard anything new and I don't think brought up anything new.

 

What I got from it is that she was trying to portray herself as more "middle of the road" than a far left liberal. My advice is to don't buy it. She is the same wild liberal that she always has been........ Government controlled everything, anti gun, pro abortion, anti military (no matter what shes says and her hubby's regime cut more military funding and programs than I believe anyone in history), a goverment controlled health plan that if you work for a living and have health care it will break you up. "If you think that health care is expensive now, just wait utill it is free"

JMO

 

At any rate, make up your own mind don't let other influence you and no matter who that you choose just get out and Vote!:ylsuper:

OK. I'm a young voter. What exactly should I take from this 2 part interview I just watched? I don't think I heard anything new and I don't think brought up anything new.

Well, you might take from the interview that Clinton showed some courage by confronting one of her more vocal critics in an interview setting. You might also take note that Obama has been a no-show and that if he does appear on The Factor before the convention he will do so because of the pressure placed on him by Hillary's interview.

 

People look for courage in their leaders and so far, I would rank the candidates on that count as follows:

 

1. McCain

 

2. Clinton

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3. Obama

 

Obama seems to take positions only when he cannot avoid doing so. That is what I would take from the interview and the other developments in the campaign.