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Sat Nov-15-08 01:51 PM
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Poll question: POLL: Would you like Hillary to be Secretary of State? |
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Edited on Sat Nov-15-08 01:52 PM by Jackeens_for_Obama
Okay, after all the debating let's vote!
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Sat Nov-15-08 01:57 PM
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1. I trust President Obama |
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He gives me hope for the first time in 8 years.
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Sat Nov-15-08 01:59 PM
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2. I trust Obama's judgment but I would prefer that he |
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call me and get my approval before announcing any Cabinet positions.
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Sat Nov-15-08 02:00 PM
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4. LOL! Really, it's the least he could do. n/t |
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Sat Nov-15-08 01:59 PM
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3. how nice of you to split up the no votes so they don't appear quite so dominant |
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Sat Nov-15-08 02:01 PM
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5. Ummmmm...guess what? The "Yes" votes are split up as well. |
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But have fun with that molehill.
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Sat Nov-15-08 04:26 PM
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22. Hilary should do what she knows -- social policy, not what she pretends to know -- dodging snipers |
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Sat Nov-15-08 02:03 PM
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9. Eh? I gave four options.... |
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What other options were there?
Two were 'pro' Hillary:
Yes! She's perfect for the job! No! I want her to get a senior post, but not this one.
One was 'anti' Hillary:
No! I don't want her in the cabinet at all.
And one was neutral/'pro' the President Elect (if that's how it could be described):
I trust Obama's judgement - so whatever he decides is good with me.
What other options would you have suggested??
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Sat Nov-15-08 02:22 PM
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10. For some, the word "Clinton" causes a reaction---- |
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sort of like poison ivy, nettles, or mosquito bites.
It's a curious condition, mostly limited to the States.
Slainte'!
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Sat Nov-15-08 02:01 PM
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6. I think she should head up HHS - health is her bag, after all. |
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Kerry should be SoS, he's a natural for it.
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Sat Nov-15-08 03:18 PM
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She already screwed that up once.
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Sat Nov-15-08 02:01 PM
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Voted for each of them for president (primary, general), so I have confidence in them to make this decision.
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Sat Nov-15-08 02:03 PM
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8. I trust President Obama has actually made a great decision. |
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All this media speculation is just a diversion. Why the hell would they want to start reporting on Iraq or something silly like that? All the armchair statesmanship here is really funny though.
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Sat Nov-15-08 02:46 PM
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11. Oh, here we go again................ |
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Any poll about any Clinton on this board will always be skewered against her. The Clintons have very few supporters on these LW blogs. Which is fine, since most people are actually moderate.
So, continue hating, neither Hillary nor Bill are going anywhere.
Personally, I don't want her to be in a position where she's serving at the pleasure of the president. I rather she be independent, but if she chooses to accept the SOS job, we should be so lucky to have her represent the nation.
;-)
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Sat Nov-15-08 02:59 PM
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12. i think she'd be great for the job. nt |
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Sat Nov-15-08 03:12 PM
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13. P.U.S.H.: Party Unity Serves Hope, or |
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...Keep your enemies closer!
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Sat Nov-15-08 03:13 PM
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14. john kerry for sec state! |
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Sat Nov-15-08 03:17 PM
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15. 1st Choice; Trust Obama - 2nd choice: Yes |
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First and foremost I want Obama to choose who he thinks is right for the job.
But if I were choosing for him, yeah, Clinton would be great!
David
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Sat Nov-15-08 03:24 PM
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17. (Shrug) as long as the Dems don't lose her senate seat. |
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Sat Nov-15-08 03:31 PM
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18. I trust Obama's judgement, but I think Hillary would be much better in the Senate. I love Hillary. |
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Whatever Obama decides I support, but I would rather Hillary remain in the Senate.
I want Kerry.
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Sat Nov-15-08 04:19 PM
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19. I would prefer someone else n/t |
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Sat Nov-15-08 07:03 PM
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27. I'd like someone better qualified, and relatively unknown. |
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So, I'm ruling out Clinton, Kerry AND Richardson (although my heart aches to rule out Richardson).
I want someone who is not a Washington Insider, but will still do an amazing job. None of the three people listed above would fit my qualifications.
As for where Hillary should be, having her in the Cabinet actually makes no sense to me. I cannot see her subordinate to Obama. I'm surprised that so many others can.
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Sat Nov-15-08 04:22 PM
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20. I'd rather have Richardson or Kerry... |
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...but HRC would probably do a good job as well. It isn't a major issue for me.
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Sat Nov-15-08 04:23 PM
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21. Woohoo! Only 39%! Ya'll can't filibuster. |
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Sat Nov-15-08 08:20 PM
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29. you do know that many of the 'trust Obama' votes would be no if that wasn't an option |
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what's interesting is the low number of straight up yeses
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Sat Nov-15-08 04:36 PM
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Sat Nov-15-08 04:37 PM
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24. I trust No-Drama-Obama to do what he thinks is best. n/t |
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Sat Nov-15-08 04:38 PM
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25. I'd like to see her as AG where she could clean up the Justice Dept (sorely needed) and from there.. |
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Sat Nov-15-08 04:48 PM
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26. No. I have a better role for her. |
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I disagree with her foreign policy ideas. Also, it's the chief diplomatic position of the United States Government and as such I feel that it should go to a person with better diplomatic skills. I like Hillary but she's never stuck me as being skillful in this area. Bill Clinton OTOH...
Where I'd like to see Hillary is:
*In the US Senate.
*Heading a Presidential commission for Single-Payer Healthcare during breaks in the Senate calendar. She's passionate about it and it's going to take someone with a real knowledge and passion of that cause to lead such an effort. Fixing healthcare is the key to fixing the economy and it's a much-higher profile and powerful role than even the cabinet IMO. If she wants to run for the Presidency again at some point in the future, what better credential could one ask for than having been the point-woman on the largest governmental initiative since we went to the Moon?
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Sat Nov-15-08 07:56 PM
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28. I trusted Obama enough |
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Edited on Sat Nov-15-08 07:56 PM by Undercurrent
that I exercised my most precious right as a citizen, and voted for him. I am not about to stop trusting him now even before he has a chance to make his choices known.
Some Obama voters my be deflated a bit by some of his choices, thinking they were voting for a wide eyed progressive. Not me. Based on his writings, and speeches, I thought all along he would be a president more like a JFK-FDR blend, with a good dose of Lincoln. Smart, steady, capable, calm, and able to bring coalitions together to actualize his decisions. Just what I think we need at this precarious time.
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Sat Nov-15-08 08:57 PM
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30. Sure, to annoy some people around here |
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Hillary backers have let go of the primaries. Hillary haters can't let go period. And it's hysterically pathetic.
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