I'm thinking the Clinton camp should drop their "Change" theme....

I think Obama's got that one covered, and after last night, they'll be trumped on that one every time.

They might do better emphasizing "experience," "steadiness," "insight," how she's smart and hard-working, things like that. For the excitement factor, I'm thinking they should be bold about the so-called "gender card," which they seem to have shied away from since all the criticism after her appearance at Wellesley. Why not go ahead and talk about women's power or "women's issues" or women in history? (I could be wrong about that. I seem to have a different view of it than a lot of people!)

Anyway, I don't think they can co-opt "change" anymore. They've been trying to say she has the experience to make the change happen, but it might be too late to make that happen since it's Obama's momentum out of Iowa.

Agree? Disagree?

says - If Hill gets the nomination the You need experience to get change would be a good general election approach - IMO

In exit polls in Iowa, more than half of caucus goers said they were looking for change, while only about a quarter said experience matters more.

So, if she stresses her experience, it still might not be enough.

If "change" is synonymous with Obama or invokes his image, it might backfire for her.

I don't know that simply citing experience is enough, given the mood of the electorate. In fact, experience could even backfire, as the more-experienced candidate could be taken as being part of the problem.

she could go with experience and emphasize that change will inevitably come from any Democratic adminstration that follows the idiot in chief.

during her "Oops, I tanked" speech and we both busted out laughing.

She only looks uber-desperate now.

How in the world can SHE be for change? She voted for the Iraq war, refused to denounce
her vote and voted for Kyl/Lieberman, which helps Bush to widen his war.

What in the hell kind of change is that?

She looks really pathetic.

They really aren't different from Obama's and Edwards'.

just to set her apart from the pack.

...very desperate for a new slogan, or at least a few fresh ideas:

How about:

"Make sure to have your pets spayed or neutered!"

"Let's be the party that adds the Cheeto to the government food pyramid!"

"People who hold up the lines at Piggly Wiggly with their coupons, are insensitive!"

She could be like SO popular with these cool ideas!

She'd have done better with any one of those!

and call her a flip flopper!!

This is straight from the head of Bill Clinton - take away the opponents advantages - like saying that the royal couple had been against the invasion from the start.