Senator Hillary Clinton, the front-runner for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, wonders why the North American Free Trade Agreement is ``continuing to drive hundreds of thousands, even millions, of people from Mexico into our country,'' she said in an interview. ``We just can't keep doing what we did in the 20th century.''

Hey, I  bet that's why I flipped you off to begin with: what you said didn't make sense.

Anyone who says that the press does not attack her should look at that piece.

then, couple years later we find out that he never made the claim at all, but that someone made it up and put it out there and the media all ran with it knowing it was false.  and yes they knew it was false when they ran with it.

or stole the w's from all the computer keyboards and trashed the white house?

like i said, this one smelled fishy from the beginning.  

the fact that people are now calling her a liar based on questionable press reports from "inside sources" is a case study on how anti clinton media spin operates.  

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A tip:  If you get your information from rags, guarantee that it will be distorted.  She said she had GREAT fundraising, that things were going well.  (She did borrow the money, but it was most likely to ensure that she wouldn't have any cashflow problems.)  Her people offered to go without pay.  No where did it say that they actually DID go without pay.

It is only the Hillary-haters that spun that she must be going down the tankers.

Now when the distortions don't prove out, that means Hillary was lying?

BTW, Hillary blew through 6 million in 36 hours, persumably they will go for 10 MM in 72.

This is interesting from MyDD (and for new folks, the light blue word is the link to click to see the story):

"Obama, whose campaign claims to have almost 500,000 donors in 2007, raised 54% of his $97.2 million from $1,000 and over donations (mostly in $2300 checks)."

(Less than a third, only 32%, of his money in 2007 came from $200 or less contributions.)

But the real story is Hillary getting the 10.

Money has diminishing returns after a while.

I find it valid. Since candidates don't always show the courage to state their position on an issue they think might hurt them politically.

she voted race over gender

Broken down by purpose the Penn, Schoen & Berland Associates's receipts read like this:

• $1.7+ million for consulting, roughly $530,000 of which have come in the last quarter;
  
• $2.6+ million for mail expenses;
  
• $15,000 for travel;
  
• $7,000 for printing;
  
• $4,500 on photography.

As for AKP [Axelrod's firm], the rough tallies breakdown as such:

• $17,000 for mail services;
  
• $530,000 for media consulting;
  
• $140,000 for activities deemed "miscellaneous media;"
  
• $335,000 for broadcast media.
  

So Penn's firm has earned about $3.5 million more than Axelrods. Looks like Penn is taking a percentage of mailers but not media and Axelrod vice versa.