Will "change you can xerox" go down as the line of this campaign

[Araxen]

to sum up how the Clinton campaign failed to become the nomination? I expect we'll hear that soundbite as an example for years to come on how soundbites can bomb just as well as be a momentum changer for a campaign.

[Renew Deal]

1. Probably, but the line of the campaign is

"Noun, verb, and 9/11" :rofl:

[Debi]

3. Joe Biden is my hero!

[Debi]

2. That or the $130 Million spent on a third place finish in Iowa

x( That'll be memorable too.

[Yael]

4. Spent, but not paid yet

[redqueen]

5. It was pretty bad...

but I don't know that I'd go that far.

[ORDem]

6. Good grief, I hope not. n/t

[monmouth]

7. Joe Biden's "A noun, a verb and 9/11" will live in infamy!! Go Joe..n/t

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

8. I think it will.

I think it'll be like "...and that man was your father- Herbert Walker Bush" it terms of getting replayed over the years.

[Wickerman]

12. God, that was a lovely line

I still recall the slump of Bush's shoulders when that line was delivered.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

13. Did you see Clinton flich?

When she got booed?

[Wickerman]

14. not going there

just yet. :)

[pbca]

9. A Campaign You Can Xerox:

Hillary Clinton's Unremarkable Bid for the White House

It's a good title on the surface (if it's unremarkable why write a book...) but still - for the first serious campaign by a woman for the White House I think it was unremarkable, with few hilights and nothing that should be emulated by future campaigns.

[Independent-Voter]

15. Oh hell that's a great Book Title!

[ExtraGriz]

10. good bumper sticker material

i saw a few online already today....

[GOTV]

11. "Xerox" is the new "Dean Scream" n/t

[Whisp]

16. or Xerox Your Change.

as the economy is doing so great, in part thanks to NAFTA.