Bill O'Reilly interviewed Hillary Clinton. It wasn't a screaming match, or even an argument. It was a pleasant interview with real questions and reveals much about the candidate. Fox aired it in three parts. I haven't watched it all but I will.
Please watch the intervews before commenting.
Hillary Clinton sits down with Bill O'Reilly for first time
Presidential candidate tells FOX News she would not have stayed in ...
Part 2: Hillary Clinton gets personal in 'Factor' exclusive
Part 3: Hillary Clinton discusses Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan with ...
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My sister and I were discussing these interview this weekend we agreed she came across much better than we though she would and enjoyed listening to her. I don't agree with some of her politics but I prefer her to Obama for the nomination. The more I listen to Obama the less I like him and his wife is getting on my nerves.
Hillary Clinton Interview
Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 10:46 pm
by libertine
I was impressed both with Hillary and with Bill O'Reilly. Not being a FOX fan, I went into it with a bias, but aside from his know everything about everything attitude, I thought he did a very good interview and she redeemed herself well. At least she answered all the questions..whether you liked the answers or not. And she's not naive. I'm afraid Barack Obama is too much of an idealist ....give him a few more years to ripen.
I'm eager to hear John McCain on THursday.
Hillary Clinton Interview
Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 3:26 am
by Accountable
libertine;857589 wrote: I was impressed both with Hillary and with Bill O'Reilly. Not being a FOX fan, I went into it with a bias, but aside from his know everything about everything attitude, I thought he did a very good interview and she redeemed herself well. At least she answered all the questions..whether you liked the answers or not. And she's not naive. I'm afraid Barack Obama is too much of an idealist ....give him a few more years to ripen.
I'm eager to hear John McCain on THursday.
I agree that she handled herself well. The two kinda sounded like they were on a lunch date, didn't they? :wah:
As for Obama's idealism: I like idealism and think it's a necessary component in a good president, but it has to be anchored in real-world plans.
I still haven't seen any real difference between the three beyond semantics.