Hillarys Crocodile Tears Help Her Take N.H.

Published on January 9, 2008 By Island Dog In Democrat

Well since Obama's win and the "polls" (which once again have proved to be useless) predicted that Hillary wouldn't do so well in New Hampshire it was time for deserpate measure. So at a campaign stop Hillary was asked a question and the "tears" started to appear. No doubt the media ate this up, and give her all the attention she needed with the added victim mentality that is common among democrats.

This obviously worked out for Hillary as she took the New Hampshire primary. However, the real tragedy here is how stupid a great part of the population is that they can't see through Clinton and her fake display of emotion.

Comments

ParaTed2k

on Jan 09, 2008

victim=respect. I just never figured anyone could consider Hillary a victim just because she lost 1 state caucus... or someone might not like her.

adnauseam

on Jan 09, 2008

I think it's going to take more than crocodile tears to win the highest office in the land.

Draginol

on Jan 09, 2008

More like Clinton took advantage of the TINY number of voters in New Hampshire and was able to simply get more of her supporters to the polls. She won by what? a few hundred votes?

shadesofgrey

on Jan 09, 2008

What crocodile tears? Her eyes may have welled up but there were no tears -- why is everyone making such a bloody big deal of it? I'm no Hillary supporter, but the focus on her crying is nothing short of misogynistic.

She won by what? a few hundred votes?

Nearly 8,000.

Dr Guy

on Jan 09, 2008

PT Barnum said it.

lulapilgrim

on Jan 09, 2008

Hillary's misty eyes sure fooled some of the people...

It did Tom Brokow (sp?). He said he always thought running for President was the hardest job ever! Go figure. I wonder where police work or fire fighting comes in.

And my of my, isn't the mainstream media fickle? One minute they have Hillary already all but coronated and now they are fawning all over the "aura" of Barack Hussein Obama.

This election season might be long, but it's not been dull.

Jythier

on Jan 09, 2008

running for President was the hardest job ever

Never mind it's not a job at all, but an application for a job...

JillUser

on Jan 09, 2008

Her "getting choked up" was misinterpretted. She sees potential in our country and was nearly brought to tears at the fact that so many voters are too stupid to vote for her

I don't think there is a genuine bone in Hillary's body. She is a power hungry litigator through and through. The fact that she's female makes absolutely no difference to me just as Obama's skin color should count as nothing too. Obama is the ultimate expample of affirmative action.

Locamama

on Jan 09, 2008

I think a little too much is being made of her "misty eyedness". The pollsters don't always get it right. Actually I think they get it wrong more than they get it right. Just because some pundit is trying to use this non-event to explain away why the nomination process isn't sewn up, doesn't make it true.

Island Dog

on Jan 09, 2008

The fact that she's female makes absolutely no difference to me just as Obama's skin color should count as nothing too. Obama is the ultimate expample of affirmative action.

Unfortunately, many people will vote for her or Obama based on that.

I think a little too much is being made of her "misty eyedness".

It's just another example of how Hillary is completely fake. The worst thing there are people who actually believe her nonsense.

lulapilgrim

on Jan 11, 2008

I think a little too much is being made of her "misty eyedness".

I don't given what we now know about the rest of the interview. Hillary immediately bounced back into her old self recomposing herself.

It's just another example of how Hillary is completely fake.

I tend to agree. She knows the media and worked it well...all we saw was the misty-eyes segment, and the me oh my, this is very hard and I want so much for America.

The worst thing there are people who actually believe her nonsense.

Exactly, it seemed to work for her in New Hampshire..women fell for it...and the men went for Obama.

Jythier

on Jan 11, 2008

Foreign policy:

Hillary cries, "It's just so hard to get you all to agree to be states under my leadership..."

"Oh Hillary, of course we'll all be states under your leadership."

ParaTed2k

on Jan 11, 2008

I wonder how the leaders of Arab and Latino countries saw those tears. I wonder if she'll ever have credibility with either after that.

Dr Guy

on Jan 11, 2008

I wonder how the leaders of Arab and Latino countries saw those tears. I wonder if she'll ever have credibility with either after that.

*Gasp*! Misogynist!

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