McCain is using Hillary's "Day One" line in a new ad.
Barack_America
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Fri Feb-01-08 07:27 PM
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McCain is using Hillary's "Day One" line in a new ad. |
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Just saw it on MSNBC.
What does it mean?
I'll let y'all discuss.
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DJ13
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Fri Feb-01-08 07:32 PM
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1. Hillary cant claim "experience" against McCain |
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And trying to say she's "ready from day one" is codespeak that she thinks she's qualified to be CinC from the start (the old "fear" tactic).
That also doesnt work against a decorated military man like McCain.
Lets just call this a preemptive strike.......
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Fri Feb-01-08 07:36 PM
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2. That's what I was thinking... |
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But why start using a general-election theme in the primaries? I'm not so sure that the "Day One" argument is so effective against Romney.
I found it odd.
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Fri Feb-01-08 07:42 PM
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4. Both Hillary and Obama were attacking McCain in the last debate |
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And theres no better way to get your street cred with the mainstream GOP voters than hitting out against a Clinton.
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Fri Feb-01-08 07:41 PM
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3. being qualified to starts being prez on day one is a "fear" tactic? New prez BETTER be |
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qualifed on day one.
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