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Are the Democrats tough enough to take on Hillary?
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 Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 6:00 am Post subject: Are the Democrats tough enough to take on Hillary? |
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 Are the Democrats tough enough to take on Hillary?
By: Richard H. CollinsFollowing last week's Democratic debate in Las Vegas the media buzz was: Hillary Clinton is back. In contrast to the previous debate, Hilary largely avoided sounding evasive and getting tripped up by the attacks of her rivals.
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By: Richard H. CollinsFollowing last week's Democratic debate in Las Vegas the media buzz was: Hillary Clinton is back. In contrast to the previous debate, Hilary largely avoided sounding evasive and getting tripped up by the attacks of her rivals.Instead, she seemed to go on the offensive and challenge them. This, and the raucous crowd’s seeming disapproval of any direct attacks on Hillary, kept Barrack Obama and John Edwards on their heels most of the night.But lost in all of this was Hillary’s continuing slippery answers and empty rhetoric. CNN’s bumbling reporters, and the crowd’s reactions, may have blurred her flip-flops and non-answers but they were there.Take the infamous gender card. When she was asked about her campaign’s accusation that she was being “piled on” and that she was breaking into “the old boys club” she deftly denied that she was playing the gender card but simply wanted to play the winning card. She understood she wasn’t being attacked for her gender but because she was winning. She even managed to compliment the entire field for its diversity.And that is the irony. Because of course she is playing the gender card. She constantly talks about the feminist nature of her candidacy and brags that people bring their grandchildren to see her from miles around. She called the presidency the “highest, hardest glass ceiling” and her campaign “history-making.”
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