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Hmmm. Why do the most conservative Republicans come to Hillary's aid now in her time of need? I wonder...
Um... Where exactly do you see Republicans coming to Hillary's aid? If your accusing Murdock of coming to her aid, then you mis-understand the concept of owning news channels and reporting the news.
Personally, I think Hillary has the skills and toughness to be President and probably do a pretty good job, but the downside to her being the Democratic candidate is that NO ONE fires up the Right-Wingers like a Clinton. The hatred they have for them is beyond rationality - and in a year when the GOP is reeling because of the poor performance of both their recently expelled Congress and the current President, the GOP needs all the help they can get to fire up their base and get them out to vote.
I think you are right about this -- but I think that Obama has the potential to be the Democrat version of George W. Bush or Jimmy Carter. Don't forget, after Carter, it took us a long time to win the White House back.
The economy is going to seriously crack up next year and I don't think Obama has the "skillz" or the advisors to handle it well. The more I read about him, the less impressed I get. To think! Last year I thought I was going to vote for him! Now I know that I can't. He's a great speaker but under the veneer, you find chipboard.
The economy is going to seriously crack up next year and I don't think Obama has the "skillz" or the advisors to handle it well. The more I read about him, the less impressed I get. To think! Last year I thought I was going to vote for him! Now I know that I can't. He's a great speaker but under the veneer, you find chipboard.
What skills are needed to "handle" crack up of the economy? Frankly, Hillary Clinton has shown no skills to manage anything, much less handle a cracked up economy.
You know what? Use Google and look up words like "Obama" and "copycat" or "stealing" or any of a number of other similar words and you'll find that Obama doesn't seem to have many original thoughts and has been accused numerous times by people other than Hillary of stealing ideas and "just words." There is a lot of stuff that flew around mid-year last year from the Edwards' camp plus there is a lot of other stuff.
Hey! Feel free to defend him but these charges are not kewl.
And, by the way, I'm a registered Democrat and have been for over 30 years. I don't support FRAUD in either party -- which is why I didn't vote for George Bush either!!
I hate to criticize your, uh, research methods there, but you can find a lot of crap on the Internets especially when you make such a slanted attempt. Typing in "Hillary" and "Hitler," for example, yields 492,000 results. Does that make Hillary similar to Hitler?
The existence of lots of "stuff" on the Internets doesn't make a very persuasive argument.
Back to the question. Why does Murdoch support Hillary? Do you think its on policy agreements? Similar "values?"
Um... Where exactly do you see Republicans coming to Hillary's aid? If your accusing Murdock of coming to her aid, then you mis-understand the concept of owning news channels and reporting the news.
Maybe you can enlighten me on how the "concept" of owning a news agency relates to donating to a particular political campaign?
First, I checked the authors of those stories, they do not credit "Murdoch".
Second, You found 4 news stories that were not "anti Clinton" and automatically assume that means support? Must be nice to completely ignore the millions of other stories that show otherwise.
As for enlightening you on the concent of owning a news agency relates to donating, sorry but I have no need to. I'm not the one accusing Murdoch of supporting Hillary, you are.. Perhapse you could explain how 4 stories, which does not even compliment Hillary or toute her "experience" are Pro Clinton stories because the math does not add up.
He also gave her $2,300, the most allowed under the law, six months ago. He gave nothing to Obama. Do you think anyone knew in 2006 that Hillary planned to run for President? A few people thought it was a possibility.
"Murdoch's love of Clinton is shared by his son and heir apparent, James, who ponied up $2,300 for Clinton's primary run and another $1,150 for the general election."
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