Howard Fineman said Hillary Clinton will be at the debate tonight--possible spin alley?

AlCzervik

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:03 PM
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Howard Fineman said Hillary Clinton will be at the debate tonight--possible spin alley?

how great would that be?

Oh yeah, he also said no Rudy tonight in spin alley.

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LSparkle

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:06 PM
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1. She was GREAT in Scranton last weekend ...

Bill's speech didn't exactly bowl me over but Hillary
was fantastic. This kind of event would be a perfect
venue for her as a surrogate.

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AlCzervik

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:07 PM
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2. i really hope she'll be there talking to the talking heads.

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Muttocracy

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:09 PM
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4. she was great! Michelle O. and Lillibet Hagel will be there too, right?

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Cha

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:11 PM
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6. Yeah, I had to

mute Bill Clinton. Hillary was Fantastic!

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VeraAgnes

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:07 PM
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3. Well, both are from NewYork....

not sure if Rudy lives there now........but Hillary surely lives in New York, where the debate takes place. It's understandable.....I'd go if I could!

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Muttocracy

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:10 PM
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5. I wonder if Rudy is afraid to be in public places in NY, while Hillary is happy to be there :)

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AlCzervik

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:14 PM
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8. Fineman said and i quote "The republicans are selling their stock in McCain"

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alsame

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:31 PM
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10. That was an incredible statement. I don't ever recall the Repubs

turning on their candidate like this. Rudy, Crist, Romney have all distanced themselves from McCain. I guess they are all trying to salvage what little reputations they have left.

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jberryhill

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:12 PM
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7. Think about how hard it would be to spin for McCain

You never know what he's liable to blurt out under pressure, and then all your talking points are screwed for the next two days while the McCampaign puts out conflicting "explanations" of whatever the hell he said.

It's a fool's game to try to explain this man.

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terrya

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Wed Oct-15-08 04:29 PM
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9. Senator Clinton has been magnificent in this campaign.

Simply magnificent.

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