Clinton Mocks Obama on Foreign Policy

i can not see how anyone can dislike obama. and yes even at ten living in a foreign country would drastically would effect your view on world events.

Given the hyper-reactive nature of the Hillary, it occurs to me that the best way to defeat her might be to seed the ground with her adversaries' every flower, with confidence that she will rise to the bait almost without fail. She can't help herself but to squash anything that buds, and by the time she realizes what is being done against her, America will finally have seen her for the obsessive that she is.

From Obama to Romney, she will compulsively quash anything that she thinks redounds to their positive, and so the voter will come to see her as habitually negating. She is nothing. She has nothing. She is at her best as a force of negation, which means she can be defeated by using her "strength" against her. Let her be negating. Let her reveal her strength to be the negative that it is. If you give her a chance she will defeat herself.

" Clinton said. "I think we need a president with more experience than that, someone the rest of the world knows, looks up to and has confidence in."

Many of the knuckleheads in government who were born here can't get it right after some decades of fumbling the ball. Maybe it's because they can't make it pass the special interest lobbyist or the folks who really shape foreign policy, the Corporate Elites. On that note , she's knows exactly what the Corporate Elites foreign policy is and plans on keeping the Elite machine running on all cylinders! It's obvious by her vote on the war she doesn't have a clue on this important issue nor will she care to support the end to the War. Her whole agenda is self serving and it's all about her poor little old me tabloid antics with the whole Obama thing.
She honestly believes this guy (Obama) can make a change in this country and in her mind she's thinking "who want that."

"Voters will have to judge if living in a foreign country at the age of 10 prepares one to face the big, complex international challenges the next president will face," Clinton said. "I think we need a president with more experience than that, someone the rest of the world knows, looks up to and has confidence in."

TBK you had the quote, but didn't pull the trigger. "Looks up to"?!? I think Sen. Clinton needs someone a bit more noticable than myself to ridicule her immediately. Does anyone not blanch at this ludicrous egotism? She thinks that the rest of the world looks up to her? I can almost not believe that she said that. Really, though, that is incredible.

"For 15 years I've been the object of the Republican attack machine and I'm still here," she said.

Teddy Kennedy could say the same (and more besides), but that doesn't mean he can take over the presidency "on day one." There's baggage that comes with being attacked. Like, maybe, the things you were attacked for! I love that she's using this as a possitive. She's playing to those of us who want to fight. In the words of Bill Richardson, "Give peace a chance."

Why not worry about what going on in this country and don't worry so much about Foreign policy it hasn't been working for years, all we do is keep sending money oversea.

I do not believe either one of them should be elected, she is out in left field and change her mind to much. He is lacking in so many areas, and also have shown in some speeches he is racist again some people. Neither one of them is going to be looking out for you and your country.

I wish I could tell you there is some one who is running for us that will put the American citizens and this country first but I can not.

Both of them would give amnesty to the illegal in this country, which is wrong. They also act like they are better than the average American and we should believe everything they say.

Why isn't anyone asking Hillary the question? What experience does she have that empowers her to be president? She was the wife of a governor, the wife of a president and a carpetbagger jr Senator from New york. She has NO Qualifications to be president. None!
So throwing mud at other candidates only shows her for what she is. A career politician out to get what she can for herself. If anyone remembers her duffuss husband didn't know anything about foreign policy either.

What makes Obama the better candidate in this race is not the length of his experience, but the QUALITY of his experience. In his time as senator, he's had the remarkable ability to work across the aisle on nearly every bill he's worked on. He has quickly learned the ins and outs of the lawmaking process, and everyone he's worked with has noted his impeccable ability to get things done. But his positive experience goes above and beyond his work in Washington.

Invoking his childhood in Indonesia confused some of Obama's rivals. I mean, when you consider it, what does his time outside the U.S. when he was a kid have to do with foreign policy today? But really, it has everything to do with foreign policy. We here in the United States sometimes take other countries for granted. We see our leaders with their leaders and imagine all the help we must be giving them. To Americans, foreign visits are neccessary for trade and keeping peace, but aren't good for much else. But, if you are able to understand what's REALLY happening in those countries, what ordinary people do in their own cultures, it makes sympathy for other countries (and FROM other countries) that much easier. We might not think to deeply about Obama's time in Indonesia, but I guarantee that it's important to our world partners.

Consider this: Obama's father was from Kenya. As he's gotten older, Obama has been able to visit his father's native village more and more often. As an American politician, his visits to African nations have made him a revered and respected figure among many African citizens. You see, the major difference between Obama's foreign policy experience and anyone else's in this presidential race is that his visits to other countries aren't solely political or official; they're personal. With the intense poverty and violence growing in Africa, many political science analysts point to the region as the next major breeding ground for terrorists. Don't forget it was disillusionment amongst Germans that led to the election of Adolf Hitler. The region could be overtaken just as easily as Germany was then, and their attention will be turned on an American government that has traditionally ignored their cries for help. But Barack Obama already has a presence in Africa. He's respected. And he supports aid to those countries that need it most, troops to end genocides in Sudan and Darfur, and greater work on the AIDS epidemic. Hillary's seen the dignitaries of these countries; Obama's seen the people, and, in this time of international fear and terrorism, that could make all the difference.