Hillarysworld

pcfs wrote:

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I taped the show and so glad I did. She was wonderful. Very much engaged in her job as Sec. of State.  Her message to world is "America's Engagement in diplomacy" Hillary loves her job, that was my take this morning and she feels that the State Dept. is making a big difference in the world.  All these media rumors of Obama and Hillary at odds are false. I believe we need to move on.  There is to many hots spots in the world that need her so much.  I am very proud of her as I know all of us are. What a Gem she is in this administration.

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mslas4hillary wrote:

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OMG who is Hillary talking about on Meet the Press?

I got this over at The New Agenda

SEC’Y CLINTON: Well, look, I’m not going to pretend that running for president as a woman is not daunting. It is daunting. And it is, you know, probably a path that doesn’t appeal to a lot of women even in elective office, because it is so difficult. But I am convinced–and I don’t know if she’s in elective office right now or if she’s preparing to run for office–but there is a woman who I am hoping will be able to achieve that…

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WOW!  Just, wow!!  I wonder who she meant.

 

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Now secretary of state in the Cabinet of her onetime rival President Barack Obama, Clinton said it was a "daunting" challenge for a woman to run for president.

"It will take the right woman who can make the case and win the votes and get elected. I am certainly hoping it will happen in my lifetime," she told NBC's "Meet the Press" program.

When pressed whether she would run again, she said, "I have absolutely no belief, in my mind, that that will happen."

Clinton declined comment on the presidential prospects for outgoing Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, who was Republican contender Senator John McCain's running mate in last year's race.

Pressed on whether she thought Palin had the right attributes to be president, Clinton replied: "That is up to the voters to determine." She added that putting together an election campaign was a complicated venture.

"I am just going to leave it at that," she said. "I do want to see a woman elected.

http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSTRE56P1T120090726

Hillarysmygirl16 wrote:

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mslas4hillary wrote:

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OMG who is Hillary talking about on Meet the Press?

I got this over at The New Agenda

SEC’Y CLINTON: Well, look, I’m not going to pretend that running for president as a woman is not daunting. It is daunting. And it is, you know, probably a path that doesn’t appeal to a lot of women even in elective office, because it is so difficult. But I am convinced–and I don’t know if she’s in elective office right now or if she’s preparing to run for office–but there is a woman who I am hoping will be able to achieve that…

That's Hillary code for I am running for President and the next time I am going to win.
Yahoo she is going to run and win because this time we know what we are up against.

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Hillarysmygirl16 wrote:

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Jen the Michigander wrote:

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Hillarysmygirl16 wrote:

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mslas4hillary wrote:

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OMG who is Hillary talking about on Meet the Press?

I got this over at The New Agenda

SEC’Y CLINTON: Well, look, I’m not going to pretend that running for president as a woman is not daunting. It is daunting. And it is, you know, probably a path that doesn’t appeal to a lot of women even in elective office, because it is so difficult. But I am convinced–and I don’t know if she’s in elective office right now or if she’s preparing to run for office–but there is a woman who I am hoping will be able to achieve that…

That's Hillary code for I am running for President and the next time I am going to win.
Yahoo she is going to run and win because this time we know what we are up against.

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I really didn't get an "I'm running for President" vibe from Hillary on MTP, but it's encouraging that other people think so. Maybe I just don't understand Hillary code as well as they do.

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She is pretending because if she gives any hint to the media they will start killing her again.  She is going to run for President we have to be dilegent with the media but she will run.  She's done it before.  What that means is Hillary is unsure of the future. She gets painted a liar for any thing that comes out of her mouth.
Besides she has us working our hearts out for her and she knows that.
She is the most amazing woman in the world and I will spend as long as it takes and work as hard as I can for her because she is special she makes me loyal to her. She hears us and she won't let us down she's never let me down before.

 

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Hillarysmygirl16 wrote:

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She is going to run again and the next time we will be prepared. We have the power to take on the media and win. Its time to pull it together.
I am happy and pleased with her comments on Sarah Palin and I don't think Hillary hates Sarah at all. I think she and Sarah are alone on this island and no one really understands what its like to be alone and battered every day. Hillary and Sarah are in the same boat and they know it.
This just makes me admire her more.

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STAMP!!!!!

Hillarysmygirl16 wrote:

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Angelica91 wrote:

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Well, first of all I hope she can run again, but honestly I think all that depends from how Obama will be President.

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 No because if he is a terrible President in 2012 she will not run but allow someone else to take the hit. She is thinking 2016. 

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She says that she is very engaged to what she is doing now as SOS. Maybe to early yet to talk about running.  But I think She won't run again.  JMO I hope I am wrong tho.

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the Obama administration considered Russia a "great power" and wanted it to be a strong and prosperous country, in an apparent effort to reassure Moscow that the White House remains committed to efforts to "reset" bilateral relations.

Mrs. Clinton made the remarks in response to a question about Vice President Joe Biden's suggestion, during a Wall Street Journal interview published on Saturday, that Russia's weakening economy was likely to make it more amenable to cooperate with the West on national security issues.

Associated Press/Meet the Press

Hillary Clinton said, "We view Russia as a great power."

"We view Russia as a great power," Mrs. Clinton said on NBC News's "Meet the Press" on Sunday. "Every country faces challenges. We have our challenges, Russia has their challenges. There are certain issues that Russia has to deal with on its own."

She said the Obama administration didn't believe it has an upper hand in its ties with Moscow, and noted that Mr. Biden had been the first senior administration member to publicly call for a "reset" in the two countries' relationship, in an address in Munich, Germany, in February.

Mr. Biden's comments to the Journal raised concerns in Moscow, which questioned whether he was speaking for the U.S. government. "The question is: Who is shaping the U.S. foreign policy -- the president or the respectable members of his team?" asked Russian presidential aide Sergei Prikhodko. He said it was "perplexing" that Mr. Biden delivered the comments just as the U.S. was talking about a reset in relations.