Is anyone watching this live on MSNBC/CNN/FOX? Allegedly there's a man with a bomb strapped to his chest holding hostages in Hillary's campaign office in New Hampshire. What will be the political ramifications of this incident? This will definately garner more sympathy for Hillary's campaign. What if it turns out this guy is a Barak or Ron Paul supporter?
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Lets hope its something to do with Islam, would be a problem if there were any other people with issues.
As I'm watching MSNBC, they said they can't show live shots of the location due to requests from the law enforcement officers involved. So I turn to Fox to check out their coverage and what do I see? A live aerial view of the incident as it unfolds.
It could depends on what the "bomb" is made out of I bet its composed of c4 wrapped in gulianni 08 campaign stickers.
What I read online was that he was known locally as someone with "mental problems" and earlier in the day he told his told to watch the news. I doubt it's a political statement.
It maybe so, the word is that now he was with out medical insurance, and unable to afford his medications, fit well with Hillary campaign now doesn't it. ABC News' Kate Snow reports: ABC News has learned that Leeland Eisenberg -- the man accused of holding hostages at Hillary Clinton's Rochester, N.H., campaign office for six hours on Friday -- allegedly cited one of Clinton's campaign commercials when police say he entered the office and claimed to have a pipe bomb strapped to his chest. According to sources, the campaign office intruder was complaining about insurance issues and mentioned a recent campaign ad widely seen by New Hampshire voters. "She helped that guy, she can help me," Eisenberg allegedly told Clinton campaign staffers, referring to Joe Ward, a Clinton supporter featured in the ad. The intruder then demanded that Sen. Clinton talk with him. On the advice of law enforcement officials, the senator never did. Eisenberg never actually had a bomb, authorities said, but had road flares strapped to his chest. The hostages could not see what was under his jacket and believed it could be a bomb, they added. Joe Ward is a New Yorker who was also featured in TV ads when Clinton ran for Senate in 2000.
