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Pray For Hillary If You Want a Republican Victory
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 Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 3:00 am Post subject: Pray For Hillary If You Want a Republican Victory |
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 Pray For Hillary If You Want a Republican Victory
By Rich Lowry & Kate O'BeirneAt a town-hall meeting in Derry, N.H., in January, Mitt Romney tried to stir the crowd in the immediate aftermath of Barack Obama’s upset victory in Iowa: “We cannot afford Barack Obama as the next president!” About two people applauded. The next day, in Nashua, he mentioned Obama, but added, “I can’t wait to meet Hillary Clinton face to face.” Sustained applause.
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By Rich Lowry & Kate O'BeirneAt a town-hall meeting in Derry, N.H., in January, Mitt Romney tried to stir the crowd in the immediate aftermath of Barack Obama’s upset victory in Iowa: “We cannot afford Barack Obama as the next president!” About two people applauded. The next day, in Nashua, he mentioned Obama, but added, “I can’t wait to meet Hillary Clinton face to face.” Sustained applause. Taken together, those two very different reactions provide a reliable barometer of conservative sentiment toward the Democratic candidates. Conservatives have long experience loathing Hillary Clinton. It has become second nature. If they ever do come to feel the same way about Barack Obama — and they may not — it will take time. Hillary Clinton will long hold pride of place as an object of scorn and a source of motivation for conservatives. Hillary is smart, articulate, and disciplined; she has not made major strategic mistakes in her primary campaign. But she is hampered by his-and-hers political baggage, a fact that is especially apparent when she is compared with the charismatic, seemingly post-partisan Obama. And Hillary has accrued additional weaknesses as the campaign has progressed. She began with high negatives, a chilly persona, and a liberal voting record. As a Washington insider who personifies an era of bitter partisan politics, she was always going to have to struggle to present herself credibly as “an agent of change,” to use the phrase she favors.
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