Hitlary Begs NH Voters Not to Abandon Her

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Hillary Confronts Campaign Crisis

Friday, January 4, 2008

Hillary Clinton, her White House bid heading for a precipice, pleaded with
Democrats Friday not to rush to make a "leap of faith" on her Iowa caucus
vanquisher Barack Obama.

Stung by the worst defeat of her political career, the one-time runaway
front-runner rallied supporters in New Hampshire, knowing a second defeat in
the state's primary on Tuesday could herald disaster.

With a narrow lead in polls in New Hampshire, which could be threatened by
the "bounce" expected by Obama's camp from his win in the first nominating
contest Thursday, Clinton needs to build a firewall to contain her rival.

The former first lady, her quest to become the first woman president
staggering, insisted the short window between Iowa and New Hampshire would
not hamper her bid to slow her rival's momentum.

"It is a short period of time, but it is enough time -- time for people to
say, 'wait a minute,'" Clinton said, developing her theme -- rejected by
Democrats in Iowa -- that Obama is too inexperienced to be president.

"Who will be the best president? ... based not on a leap of faith but based
on the kind of changes we have already produced?" she asked at an early
morning rally after flying into the northeastern state.

The outlines of a retooled Clinton strategy -- apparently thrashed out
during an overnight flight from Iowa to New Hampshire -- were evident: never
give up; appeal to young voters who went to Obama in droves in Iowa; inflate
doubts he is not ready to be president; warn that her rival would be
consumed by a Republican firestorm in a general election; and focus on
voters' economic woes.

But after once being portrayed as an "inevitable" nominee, Clinton is now
reduced to asking Democratic voters to give her time to make her case.

"The last thing the Democrats need is to move quickly through this
process -- it is so telescoped -- without taking a hard look at all of us,"
Clinton told reporters as she dropped into a coffee shop in Manchester, New
Hampshire.

She has tough task in peeling away the young, first-time, and independent
voters, as well as traditional Democrats, invigorated by Obama's powerful
message of generational change.

She must also recapture the thematic narrative of the campaign, amid signs
Obama's hopeful message may be pitch perfect for an America wearied by war
and political division.

After a short introduction, Clinton unusually asked for questions from the
audience at her rally, truncating the stump speech which she rarely diverted
from in Iowa.

"What do you want to know about us?" she asked her audience, in another
apparent reference to Obama, who Clinton aides say has not be properly
"vetted" by the press.

Clinton also played on fears among Democratic voters that the White House is
seemingly in reach, but could be snatched away by Republicans preying on an
inexperienced Democratic nominee.

"I am not running for president to see the Republicans take this away from
us again," she said.

"I am tested and I am proven, I have been through the fires, anyone we
nominate is going to be thrown into that blaze, that inferno, known as the
general election."

Another key plank of Clinton's recovery plan was standing right next to her
on a frigid morning in New Hampshire.

The original "Comeback Kid" himself -- former president Bill Clinton -- used
New Hampshire to rescue a scandal-plagued campaign for president in 1992.

"Let's go out there and win this thing," the ex-president, who remains a
hero among Granite State Democrats, said.

Playing on her husband's enduring popularity, Hillary Clinton added, "it is
also kind of interesting that it took a Clinton to clear up after the first
Bush, it will take a Clinton to clean up after the second Bush."

Obama's camp will be wary of underestimating the Clinton family's renowned
resilience, and legendary political self-preservation skills, which
seemingly only kick in when the crisis is at its darkest.

Despite Clinton's slump to third in Iowa, her aides tried to downplay the
disappointment, and stressed it was only the first step in a marathon
nominating process.

An average of New Hampshire polls by RealClearPolitics had Clinton with 34
percent to Obama's 27 percent and Edwards' 18.

 

[Topaz]

Here is a quote from "Ewige Front" by SS-Sturmbannfuehrer Albert
Hartl. It's what the National Socialists said about German women:

It is difficult to sum up in one word everything that German man
relates to the ideal image of women in terms of loftiness, nobility
and beauty. One of the most fitting words for the totality of all
virtues and advantages of the German girl and the girl woman is the
word charm.

Charm means a natural, uniform, physical beauty. Unhealthy
distortion of natural beauty, unnatural muscle athleticism, unnatural
castigation of body, unfeminine masculinization or spiritualization of
the body stand in contradiction to charm. This natural beauty is
shaped , promoted and preserved through robust movement in air, sun
and water. The charm of the female body radiates in fresh, happy games
and dances, in female physical exercise and gymnastics; it enlivens
celebrations and holidays, psychologically enriches the community and
transmits highest values above all to the man. For the girl and women
herself, however, there lies therein wellsprings for fulfillment and
perfection of her deepest essence. Genuine Nordic art of every
millennium displays a mirror of this female charm.

Charm simultaneously means a mental-psychological bearing which
expresses itself in manifold forms. Charm expresses the female
harmony of mental and psychological forces, the gentle harmony of
reason and mood. The meaning of all female life fulfills itself in the
kind, caring, loving and always helping mother and housewife. The art
of all German history has again and again celebrated precisely this
inexhaustible depth of German female feeling, of German mother's love,
of selfless, love-fulfilled devotion and the immeasurable wealth of
the German woman's soul. And if one speaks of charm of a girl or of a
woman, then the psychological sincerity is also expressed by precisely
this term.

The German women, however, should not and does not want to only be
a good mother and housewife. In the orient, the women was often only a
birthing machine and maid. The German woman wants to simultaneously,
knowing and understanding, stand at the side of her husband as comrade
and coworker. She wants to share the husband's cares, tasks, and work,
yes, she wants to stimulate and fertilize. The German women hence does
not exhaust herself in superficial beauty and fleeting charms. Rich
spirit and deep understanding for all things in life radiates from her
charm. She does not just take care of the table, rather she shapes the
culture of the house, the style of the residence, the family's manner
of life. Hence clear intellect and practical sense also radiate
simultaneously from the charm of the German girl and the German woman.

The women is the bearer of new life, the protector of her folk's
blood and kind for distant generations. She must guard the purity of
the blood, maintain discipline and proper manner, ward off poison and
decay. The most sacred obligation and greatest pride lies therein for
each girl and each woman. For each man this means immeasurable
responsibility toward his folk. The deepest essence and the most
beautiful decoration of female charm lies in this purity of blood and
kind. The woman becomes a participant in divine powers as the bearer
of new life. Through her own blood, she is inseparably bound to the
folk's eternal life.

The German world-view and life-view also grows from German blood and
German kind. The woman is the natural bearer and teacher of a
world-view and life-view to her children fitting for her kind. She
gives them life. But she is also the first, closest, natural one to
solve for her children the riddle of life, to lead them into the
little and larger worlds of divine creation. The woman opens the
child's eyes and their view for the manifoldness of this world and in
the process she herself becomes ever richer inwardly. She teaches to
differentiate between good and evil, beautiful and ugly, noble and
base, useful and harmful. But she also lets her children surmise the
eternal relationships of family, folk, homeland and Fuehrer, of
workers, peasants and soldiers, of war and peace and the eternal laws
of life. The woman also finally leads her children to the faith and
divine power, a "dear God", who lives above us. In this emersion in
natural, genuine and deep-wide, in this familiarity with the divine
order of creation, the woman herself finds that inner strength and
depth, that richness of heart, which especially typifies the German
woman.

Natural beauty and health, purity of blood, richness of feeling,
clear sense, genuine, deep world-view - those are the gifts and
advantages that radiate from the charm of the German girl and the
German woman.

To preserve and increase these advantages is the pride, the
striving and the obligation of each girl and each woman. To win and
keep such a girl and such a woman as the mother of his children and as
a life comrade, is the yearning and unconditional will of each man. A
folk, in which the radiance of this female charm is united with the
soldierly bearing of the man, will live and blossom forever.



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