S.C. Democratic Debate (CNN)

"I can't tell who I'm running against sometimes."

 

You do not want to push Edwards. He's feisty and he's smart and he will absolutely go off if he wants to.

At this point, he has nothing to lose.

 

I think she just called Big O a slum landlord?

 

Something that may or may not have come up already on here -- and I can't speak to all of the states so far -- but Obama and his people put a ton of focus on SC from the get-go. It probably has something to do with the reception.

 

Edwards is coming off very well so far ... when he's been able to speak. And he just extends an olive branch toward Obama.

 

Clinton(s) is not coming off well at all so far. And she surrendered any chance of the "ganging up" claim in New Hampshire after the hatchet job her husband has been doing the last two weeks.

 

21, he called one of Obama's clients a slum landlord.

There have been a couple of times when I thought, "I could vote for Hillary if forced." Now, I'd rather not vote than vote for her.

 

Hillary is changing her story. First she called for change last December. Just now, she said it was last March.

 

I've only been watching a few minutes (go 'Cuse!) but she looked like she was on here way to get slaughtered.

 

But will she get called on that? Probably not.

 

Earlier, Obama shot down Clinton's "Present" accusation -- "One of the votes you just mentioned, Hillary, I sponsored. And you know that."

The NYT also shot down this accusation:

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/20/us/politics/20obama.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all&oref=slogin

 

I feel like this is the Barack Obama show. And he hadn't given me much on policy before, but today's a good sounding board for him to be able to tell us his policy.

Hillary is absolutely pissed. She thinks by speaking louder that she's going to sound better to people. She's failing.