Thursday, October 12, 2006

"First Nancy Pelosi, Then Hillary"



Hillary Rodham Clinton Does The Roxy Thing


That is what I told the Senator when I got to meet her earlier in the evening. She beamed. And then looked down to the ground. That is strange. Bill Clinton did the exact same thing when I told him, "Mr. President, you are Elvis." He looked down to the ground.

Hillary In Person
Obama Was In Town And I Missed It
Bill Clinton Had Icecream For Lunch

Roxy is a nice place. The floor is spread out. The music is nice. They charge much for little vodka.

Welcome to The ROXY Night Club New York City
Roxy NYC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This was my second time meeting Hillary in person. It is not that hard to do. You just have to be there at the right time at the right place. You just have to be in the city, and on the right mailing list.

Google Video: Bill Clinton
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YouTube: Bill Clinton
Hillary In The White House, Bill At The UN In 2010
Advice To Hillary
Hillary's Formula For 2006
Three Pillars, Draft 2
Hillary 2008
The First Major Revolution Of The 21st Century Happened In Nepal
2008 Countdown: Hillary-Obama
Karl Rove, Hands Off Hillary
Nancy Pelosi, Speaker
A Different Kind Of Campaign, A Scientific Campaign
The Spectrum On Gender
The Israeli Wall Is Wrong, Hillary

This Hillary event was a nice break from some hectic stuff with the visiting Nepali politicians.

Seven Party Delegation

The first time I met her, I guess I was nervous. I had been rehearsing my line. "Senator, I just want you to know I am a very happy New Yorker." But when finally she showed up in front of me, I forgot that line. I said something banal like, "Senator, it is an honor to meet you."

This time I was fine. I said what I wanted to say.

She gave a fine speech. She looked a little tired. I think she said she was somewhere upstate earlier in the day. And she worked the ropeline real fast.

There was this young couple to my right. It ended up Hillary knew the young woman. She stayed with her longer than anywhere else along the ropeline.

These Roxy type places. They are not in an easy business. It is not easy to get people collected.

I was the last person on the dance floor. I had a nice time.

I captured much of the evening on video. I got someone else down the line to capture me talking to Hillary. I hope he did a good job. I hope I am in there somewhere. I want to be seen talking to Hillary on video.

I also showed up to get to meet people. But I did not do much of that. I got carried away by the music and the ambience. You just want to take it in.

Mark Warner

He dropped out. I still had some time left before I was to head out for the evening event. So I lazily opened up Google News. And there he was.

This is kind of like Rudy Guliani dropping out when Hillary ran for the Senate.

The guy felt the heat. Hillary simply is too strong. She is hard working, she is methodical. She has the instincts. She has this practical side to her that Bill Clinton does not. She has this discipline to her that Bill Clinton does not.

Obama Should Not Run For President

He is not going to be president in 2008. He increases his chances of being running mate by avoiding takinng pot shots at Hillary during the primary which he inevitably will have to if he runs.

Collage

I am so proud of this collage that I made for an earlier post.

Bill Clinton

Bill Clinton is like a Pele who will never retire. What that guy does is through talking, and he will keep talking forever.

In The News


Poll: McCain, Hillary Clinton popular choices for president Boston Globe
voters were asked about 20 potential presidential candidates ...... Among Democrats, Clinton was the favorite, with 30 percent choosing her. John Edwards is next with 16 percent .....
Mark Warner's Clinton Problem Radar Online
Former governor bows out of White House bid, leaving crowded field ... International Herald Tribune, France
Warner bows out of White House bid, leaving crowded field Boston Globe, United States
Democrat Mark Warner Decides Against US Presidential Bid Voice of America
Ex-Virginia governor will not seek White House ABC News
UPDATE 2-Ex-Virginia governor will not seek White House Reuters
Former Governor Warner Says He Won't Seek Presidency (Update2) Bloomberg
Warner Rules Out Run for White House in 2008 New York Times, United States Former Gov. Mark Warner of Virginia, who has been traveling across the country for more than a year exploring a bid for the White House, said today that, after “a lot of reflection, prayer and soul-searching,” he had decided not to seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008. ..... said his decision was based on family considerations ..... Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, the 2004 Democratic nominee, did not carry any of the 11 states of the old Confederacy .... while politically this appears to be the right time for me to take the plunge, at this point I want to have a real life ....... Warner had assembled a staff of 35 and raised close to $10 million. ...... Americans are looking for leaders .. bring us together and get things done ...... “He realized how hard this was going to be. He’s a great general election candidate, but he thought he would have difficulty winning the primary.” ....... Warner, 51, was seen as one of the leading alternatives to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton ...... Senator Evan Bayh, a centrist from Indiana, cancelled a day of fund-raising in California to begin telephone calls in hopes of rounding up some of Mr. Warner’s supporters and contributors. ....... he indicated more interest today in perhaps running for the Senate or for governor again ..... Warner has displayed the kind of entrepreneurial spirit that many Republicans revere. ..... In the early years of the cell-phone industry, he assembled investor groups and packaged their cell-phone license applications in return for fees and ownership stakes. By 2001, his net worth was estimated at $200 million
Former Virginia governor won't run for president in '08 Boston Globe, United States
White House candidate stands down BBC News, UK
Ex-Va. governor won’t run for president in '08 Chicago Tribune, United States
Ex-Virginia governor wants 'real life,' not Oval Office CNN
No '08 White House Run for Ex-Va. Leader Forbes, NY
Former Virginia governor won't run for president in '08 International Herald Tribune, France
Former Virginia Governor Warner Says He Won't Seek Presidency Bloomberg
No '08 White House Run for Ex-Va. Leader Forbes, NY
No '08 White House Run for Ex-Va. Leader ABC News
Popular former Virginia governor will not run in '08 CNN
Source: Warner Won't Run for White House Washington Post, United States
Democrat Warner will not seek White House - sources Reuters
Former Va. Gov. Mark Warner to Announce He Won't Run for President ... FOX News
Warner bows out of White House bid Herald News Daily, ND
Warner decides not to run for president White Rock Reviewer, SD
Pro-Abortion Virginia Democrat Mark Warner Won't Run for President LifeNews.com, MT
Democratic Governors' Statement on Warner's Announcement U.S. Newswire (press release), DC
Analyst says Warner's decision leaves Democrats in a bind KVOA.com, AZ Virginia's former governor could have been the main challenger to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is considered by many pundits to be the front-runner.
Warner won't seek presidency Daily Press, VA
Ex-Gov. Warner drops presidential race United Press International
Reaction to former Va. governor's decision not to seek presidency Daily Press, VA
Mark Warner won't run for president WDBJ7.com, VA

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