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KoKo

(84,711 posts)
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 06:24 PM Dec 2014

Hillary PAC has launched a Video...this is where her Campaign Wants Her to Go...


What do you all think? Can she be successful with a "Two Prong Attack?" Speeches she gives that rake in the money promoting Wall Street while Bill tours with a Country Singer on a Road Show riding in back of the "Red Truck" (he also used in '08) giving Stump Speeches talking about "The Man from Hope" who brought prosperity to Wall Street while he Deregulated Wall Street, Passed NAFTA, Telecom Reform, etc. Giving Away the Middle Class and leaving the Poor with "Welfare Reform." If they are targeting the former "Sun Belt" then I wonder if they've lost their minds because we aren't doing so well. And the Oil Price Drop hurts the Southwest and Montana who've been riding high on the Shale Oil Boom.

Here's Hillary Pac's November Contribution to get the "Grassroots Campaign" for her Presidency involved:

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"STAND WITH HILLARY PAC Launches a Grass Roots Campaign to Take Back the South (Sun Belt) for Dems"


LYRICS to the SONG FOLLOW THE VIDEO


Published on Nov 16, 2014

http://www.SWH2016.com
https://www.facebook.com/standwithhil...


Looking back in time, learning hindsight’s always right.
We came together in ‘08, a defining moment we all can celebrate.
And now it’s 20-16 and this time I’m a thinking,
Guys, put your boots on and let’s smash this ceiling.

Oh I been thinkin’ about one great lady
Like the women in my life, She’s a mother, a daughter, and through it all she’s a loving wife.

Oh, there is something about her…this great lady.
Caring, hard working once a First lady
She fights for country n my family.
Now it’s time for us to Stand Up with Hillary
Hillary. Stand with Hillary

Don’t matter if you’re living across this great land in a red or a blue state. Cuz Our American Dream is at stake, and there’s some hard choices, that need to be made.

We’re needing a leader who’s tough and ready, whose got vision.
For me it’s Hillary. And that’s my final decision.

Oh I been thinking about one great lady
Like the women in my life
She’s a mother, a daughter, and through it all she’s loving wife

Oh there is something about her…this great lady
Caring, Hard Working once a First lady
She fights for country n my family
Now it’s time for us to Stand Up with Hillary
Stand America with Hillary


Written by Miguel Orozco
Directed by Andrés Orozco
Produced by Miguel Orozco, Andrés Orozco and Daniel Chavez
DP: Michael Black
Edited by Andrea Baltazar & Kassandra Kanaar
Music Produced by David Salas
Featuring Jason Tobias: http://www.jasontobias.com

© Nueva Vista Media, Inc.
All Clinton images used in this video are in the Public Domain

Category
News & Politics
License
Standard YouTube License

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Hillary PAC has launched a Video...this is where her Campaign Wants Her to Go... (Original Post) KoKo Dec 2014 OP
All criticisms of Bill must be placed in the context of the post Reagan BootinUp Dec 2014 #1
Hillary's policies, should she implement them, would be a huge give away to Wall Street. Scuba Dec 2014 #6
I disagree with you. and I am sure Wesley Clark does too. nt BootinUp Dec 2014 #7
Maybe, but Jamie and Lloyd know I'm right. Scuba Dec 2014 #8
They will support her when the time comes. nt BootinUp Dec 2014 #10
You think they give her all that dough 'cause they believe she'll restore Glass-Steagall? Scuba Dec 2014 #11
Scuba BootinUp Dec 2014 #12
Yeah, Glass-Steagall only worked great for 50 years. Scuba Dec 2014 #15
1. Hillary has said nothing on that BootinUp Dec 2014 #16
Hillary has principles? Who knew? Scuba Dec 2014 #17
She is definitely more progressive than Bill BootinUp Dec 2014 #18
Pro war, pro Wall Street, pro TPP, pro Keystone XL, pro H-1B visas, ... Scuba Dec 2014 #19
You distort facts maybe because you read crap. nt BootinUp Dec 2014 #20
How do you breath with your head buried in the sand? Scuba Dec 2014 #21
1.Keystone BootinUp Dec 2014 #22
OK, here ya go ... Scuba Dec 2014 #26
if she wants to disavow DonCoquixote Dec 2014 #28
There is no hurry, there is no advantage to her politically, and there is no reason BootinUp Dec 2014 #31
other than DonCoquixote Dec 2014 #32
What, 2 years from now? BootinUp Dec 2014 #34
With all due respect DonCoquixote Dec 2014 #37
Wait, she *used* to be more progressive than Bill, back in the 90s. beerandjesus Dec 2014 #25
I didn't think Al Gore was in office BootinUp Dec 2014 #30
Whether Al Gore is in office is immaterial to my analogy, Mr. Seriously. beerandjesus Dec 2014 #40
Pragmatism RiverLover Dec 2014 #47
I actually thought you were talking about Jamie BootinUp Dec 2014 #14
dont forget walmart elehhhhna Dec 2014 #23
What you are suggesting BootinUp Dec 2014 #33
stop. you're too silly to respond to further. elehhhhna Dec 2014 #35
I wish to record the fact that I was responding to other BootinUp Dec 2014 #36
FYI, "Elizabeth Warren's Next Target: Walmart" — Mother Jones RiverLover Dec 2014 #48
Clinton was elected to do away with Reagan's policies. I keep wondering sabrina 1 Dec 2014 #44
"Clinton believed in the policies he helped implement" BootinUp Dec 2014 #45
Did they? Many of them had no idea about what was really going on then. sabrina 1 Dec 2014 #46
+1000000000! RiverLover Dec 2014 #49
Reminds me of ... Mika Dec 2014 #2
I'm sure Jamie and Lloyd love it. Scuba Dec 2014 #3
I saw her earlier and had to check twice to be sure it was not a parody. Mass Dec 2014 #4
Has she said where she stands on citigroups omnibus bill yet? Autumn Dec 2014 #5
She's quiet about it all.... KoKo Dec 2014 #43
Wait, nobody told me she was a daughter too! That changes everything! arcane1 Dec 2014 #9
Well color me surprised: It's LIP SYNCED!!~!! NYC_SKP Dec 2014 #13
What's interesting is that this was Played on Bloomberg Business News Politics, Today! KoKo Dec 2014 #27
Since Hillary does not have a pac the title should read PAC for Hillary. Thinkingabout Dec 2014 #24
$ L0oniX Dec 2014 #29
Oh wow, that was bad. That was just awful. delrem Dec 2014 #38
You didn't like the guy's singing? Enthusiast Dec 2014 #42
Huh... Phlem Dec 2014 #39
"We’re needing a leader who’s tough and ready, whose got vision." Enthusiast Dec 2014 #41

BootinUp

(48,918 posts)
1. All criticisms of Bill must be placed in the context of the post Reagan
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 06:28 PM
Dec 2014

change in political coalitions. Hillary's policies when she releases them, will be very progressive and in tune with today's priorities.

 

Scuba

(53,475 posts)
6. Hillary's policies, should she implement them, would be a huge give away to Wall Street.
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 06:30 PM
Dec 2014

Rhetoric between now and any inaugaration notwithstanding.

BootinUp

(48,918 posts)
12. Scuba
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 06:50 PM
Dec 2014

Glass-Steagall is one way, and actually its an old an outdated way to regulate the financial cluster fuck. I think whatever she proposes will be better.

 

Scuba

(53,475 posts)
15. Yeah, Glass-Steagall only worked great for 50 years.
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 07:05 PM
Dec 2014

Hillary is owned by Wall Street. And no, not all Democrats feel they must suck up to the Wall Street money trough to get elected.

Take, for example, this lady ...


Elizabeth Warren is fighting Wall Street for the soul of the Democratic Party



Bill Clinton changed the Democratic Party, and Elizabeth Warren is trying to change it back — at least when it comes to Wall Street.

The latest intra-party skirmish has come over the so-called "CRomnibus" (don't ask) spending bill that would have funded the government for the next year, as well as, among other pet projects, killed Dodd-Frank's prohibition on big banks using federally-insured money to make exotic bets. Now, that wouldn't gut financial reform by any means, but it would be the latest step in Wall Street's death-by-a-thousand-tweaks campaign against it. And that was too much for Warren, who led a liberal revolt against the bill that ultimately failed.

But what would this derivatives change even do? Well, swaps are just bets on everything from interest rates to currencies to whether a company is going to go under or not.

...The bigger issue is whether every legislative choke point will turn into another opportunity to whittle away at financial reform. That's why Warren and her allies have decided to draw a line in the sand here, over swaps push-outs. If they don't fight this battle, then they'll have to get ready for the next one over even more important parts of Dodd-Frank—and so on, and so on.

But this isn't a fight that all Democrats want. Some of them are happy to give Wall Street what it wants. That's been true ever since Clinton turned them into not the party of business, but a party of business—and particularly Wall Street business. The Warren wing of the Democratic Party, of course, wants to change this. That's why they oppose filling even lower-level Treasury positions with Wall Street veterans, and why they've rallied against a giveaway to big banks tucked away in the government funding bill.



http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2014/12/11/elizabeth-warren-is-fighting-wall-street-for-the-soul-of-the-democratic-party/

BootinUp

(48,918 posts)
18. She is definitely more progressive than Bill
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 07:15 PM
Dec 2014

I only have to cite her fight for health care reform against her husband to prove it. But she also has fought for equal rights for many years, and for those on the lower end of the totem pole in society that means alot.

 

Scuba

(53,475 posts)
19. Pro war, pro Wall Street, pro TPP, pro Keystone XL, pro H-1B visas, ...
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 07:19 PM
Dec 2014

... pro-GMO's, tight with The Family. If that's progressive then I'm George Clooney.

BootinUp

(48,918 posts)
22. 1.Keystone
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 07:36 PM
Dec 2014

I challenge you to provide a quote where she supports Keystone.

2. TPP. This is a black hole. I support efforts to influence its final form, but blaming somebody for something that is not known is silly.

3. Pro-War. That is a fantasy. Until she declares war you have nothing but a fantasy. Do I need to remind you about Clark's struggles with the same issue regarding Iraq, and he was definitely not Pro-War.

4. Pro-H1B. I do not believe Hillary will do anything to hurt our economy/jobs situation if it is clear what needs to be done. And further, I do not believe she ever has. Economics especially global economics is a complex thing.

5. GMO. What you got on that anyways? I think you have bought into some scary shit.

6. Clooney is awesome.

 

Scuba

(53,475 posts)
26. OK, here ya go ...
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 08:06 PM
Dec 2014

I challenge you to provide a quote where she supports Keystone.

A quote, no, she knows better than to open her mouth on this topic. But while Hillary was SOS, this happened ...

State Dept. Hid Contractor's Ties to Keystone XL Pipeline Company

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/03/keystone-xl-contractor-ties-transcanada-state-department



She lead State while it hired her associates, who previouslyworked for Keystone, to write the State Department's report on the pipeline.




2. TPP. This is a black hole. I support efforts to influence its final form, but blaming somebody for something that is not known is silly.

Much is known, all bad. Hillary is a supporter of pushing this through, and in fact helped draft it..

http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-01-10/hillary-clintons-business-legacy-at-the-state-department#p1

(Clinton's) also taken a leading part in drafting the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the free-trade pact that would give U.S. companies a leg up on their Chinese competitors.


3. Pro-War. That is a fantasy. Until she declares war you have nothing but a fantasy. Do I need to remind you about Clark's struggles with the same issue regarding Iraq, and he was definitely not Pro-War.

Here ya go ...




4. Pro-H1B. I do not believe Hillary will do anything to hurt our economy/jobs situation if it is clear what needs to be done. And further, I do not believe she ever has. Economics especially global economics is a complex thing.

Caught on Tape: "Hillary Clinton Pushes For More H1B Visas and OutSourcing"



5. GMO. What you got on that anyways? I think you have bought into some scary shit.




6. Clooney is awesome.

Maybe, but I ain't no George Clooney.

DonCoquixote

(13,698 posts)
28. if she wants to disavow
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 08:37 PM
Dec 2014

the TPP, the Keystone Pipeline, or sending troops to Syria, she has the perfect pulpit to do so from, indeed, a "Bully Pulpit" indeed...she does not, and that silence says more than a thousand shouts.

BootinUp

(48,918 posts)
31. There is no hurry, there is no advantage to her politically, and there is no reason
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 08:52 PM
Dec 2014

at all for her to do so.

BootinUp

(48,918 posts)
34. What, 2 years from now?
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 08:56 PM
Dec 2014

I think there is time for these issues to get sorted. I do not mean to minimize the importance of her having the best policy.

DonCoquixote

(13,698 posts)
37. With all due respect
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 08:58 PM
Dec 2014

If she does not want to be attacked for not defining her agenda, she needs to DEFINE her agenda. If not, she cannot wonder why people ask her what she will actualy do.

beerandjesus

(1,301 posts)
25. Wait, she *used* to be more progressive than Bill, back in the 90s.
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 08:06 PM
Dec 2014

I have seen no such progressive inclinations from her in the last 10 years, since she became a player. Yeah, she voted consistently with the party when the party voted left on social issues, but that's not exactly a hallmark of a progressive leader.

Contrast with Al Gore, who is much *more* progressive today than he was back in 2000.

BootinUp

(48,918 posts)
30. I didn't think Al Gore was in office
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 08:51 PM
Dec 2014

Let me know when you want to discuss this seriously. I will be happy to oblige.

beerandjesus

(1,301 posts)
40. Whether Al Gore is in office is immaterial to my analogy, Mr. Seriously.
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 11:36 PM
Dec 2014

You know, there's a Hillary Group. You're welcome to go troll over there.

RiverLover

(7,830 posts)
47. Pragmatism
Thu Dec 25, 2014, 07:13 AM
Dec 2014

"Pragmatism" has brought us monopolies in almost every industry that crush the entrepreneurial hopes of the little guy along with giving him/her/us higher costs with no competition & a government so overrun with corporations and large banks that congressmen let them write the laws to govern themselves. Its killed organized labor and brought us organized wealth. Its tattered the social safety net & harms our land, air, & water every second of every day.

You can paint it any pretty word you like & it can't hide the stench of BS.

BootinUp

(48,918 posts)
14. I actually thought you were talking about Jamie
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 06:57 PM
Dec 2014

Rubin, and Lloyd somebody I didn't recognize. I see now what you meant. As far as getting money from Wall street, its clear that any Democrat that will run to win, will attempt to persuade Wall street that they will not kill their business. The Wall streeters that are smart will support the Democratic Party.

BootinUp

(48,918 posts)
33. What you are suggesting
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 08:54 PM
Dec 2014

is that it is somehow wrong for progressive people to work for Walmart in the hopes the company might get better.

RiverLover

(7,830 posts)
48. FYI, "Elizabeth Warren's Next Target: Walmart" — Mother Jones
Thu Dec 25, 2014, 08:06 AM
Dec 2014
Elizabeth Warren's Next Target: Walmart
11/17/14

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) has it out for Walmart. On Tuesday, the freshman senator will hold an event on Capitol Hill calling out the retail giant for its low wages and terrible employment practices. The briefing will be held a week ahead of the nationwide anti-Walmart protests planned for Black Friday.

Warren will be joined by Rep. George Miller (D-Calif.); members of OUR Walmart, a union-backed group helping organize Walmart workers; and representatives from other labor groups. Warren and her colleagues also plan to discuss legislation that could help Walmart employees and other low-wage workers around the country, including measures that would raise the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, forbid unpredictable irregular work schedules for part-time workers, and help prevent employers from retaliating against workers who share wage information...

http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2014/11/elizabeth-warren-walmart-black-friday-protest


Elizabeth Warren Hosts Walmart Workers On Capitol Hill, Calls For Minimum Wage Hike
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/11/18/elizabeth-warren-walmart_n_6180316.html



sabrina 1

(62,325 posts)
44. Clinton was elected to do away with Reagan's policies. I keep wondering
Tue Dec 23, 2014, 11:42 AM
Dec 2014

why we have elections at all. Why? Because when we go out and elect Dems who then forget their campaign populism in favor of Wall St, we are told 'it isn't their fault'.

Sorry, Clinton believed in the policies he helped implement. And unless Hillary has a total change of heart on her support for Neocon Foreign Wars and Wall St. I don't expect much in the way of Progressive policies from her campaign.

sabrina 1

(62,325 posts)
46. Did they? Many of them had no idea about what was really going on then.
Wed Dec 24, 2014, 12:53 AM
Dec 2014

I was one of them. He was a Dem, Dems were the good guys. It was years later I learned about his policies such as ending Glass Steagal, 'reforming' Welfare, deregulating Wall St etc. But at that time even people were a bit uneasy about his policies, what choice did they have?

So over and over people voted for the 'lesser evil'.

That seems to be over now. People are realizing that to continue to do that will not only NOT change anything, it emboldens the Right and their political cousins, the Third Way to go even further.

So, we have to start all over it seems. If the party won't listen to the voters, the voters will do what they did in the midterms, start where they live. Vote for ballot issues, focus on their local politicians. That worked, eg, here in NYS fracking is now banned. To try to get that done on a national level, would be impossible.

So, people are focusing on where they DO have some power, locally and eventually they will build a foundation for the Dem Party that doesn't include the Third Way/DLC/ Republican Lite policies.

Autumn

(46,150 posts)
5. Has she said where she stands on citigroups omnibus bill yet?
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 06:30 PM
Dec 2014

I would be more interested in seeing "where she goes" on that.

KoKo

(84,711 posts)
43. She's quiet about it all....
Wed Dec 17, 2014, 06:11 PM
Dec 2014

I'm assuming she's assessing WHO she has to run against from the Repubs.......and her Handlers told her to stand back and access what her Campaign Tactics would be. They don't want her to "Jump the Gun."



Jeb vs. Hillary .............In my wildest dreams....I would never have figured we would come to this after that Stolen Election. We Left Dems Worked so Hard...there's no way I could have thought that 13 Years Later......it would be THIS!

The ROT will go (and more exposure of it) until it is SO Evident to the Populace that they have been violated and abused that they have HAD ENOUGH.

I worry I won't live that long ....these days given we have Bush vs Hillary.......but, I'm not giving up trying to change the dialog for the future and exposing to those who are Young who will carry the torch.

We've who have lived through this TIME need to use our "Way Back Machine" Skills to retrieve News and to Post and Post to Inform and Reform. Because the Corporate MSM is going to work Overtime.

So...I have hope that Reforms can Gain Support....If We Keep Educating.

KoKo

(84,711 posts)
27. What's interesting is that this was Played on Bloomberg Business News Politics, Today!
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 08:21 PM
Dec 2014

I never saw it posted and De-bunked here on DU for what you say about "Lip Syncing."

So WHY was That? I had to see it on Bloomberg and not DU...where we have many Hillary supporters that surely I would have seen that Video posted here. Did they inform the PAC early that it was a "No Go" that people could tell it was LIP-SYNCED?

Is there an Underground/Underground that Vetts these things before they get out to the Public...including Dem Websites and are Shut Down before they Get Out There?

This Video appeared today on Bloomberg News.......WHY did it TAKE SO LONG?

Thinkingabout

(30,058 posts)
24. Since Hillary does not have a pac the title should read PAC for Hillary.
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 07:47 PM
Dec 2014

The video does not appear to have the statement "I am Hillary Clinton and I approve of this message", creates suspension of the sources. Hillary will not be into the PAC's until she announces and until then she will not have her pac.

delrem

(9,688 posts)
38. Oh wow, that was bad. That was just awful.
Tue Dec 16, 2014, 09:56 PM
Dec 2014

There's just no way that kind of tripe can actually win, in the USA, is there?

Sometimes I think Reagan destroyed US democracy forever by proving that what people really want is a B-Team actor fronting for big money and big war, and it doesn't matter a damn what actually goes down under that facade so long as there's a fireside, a soothing voice and jellybeans.

I couldn't watch it, it was just too damn awful.

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