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I think that I like him ..... but I'd never trust him.... He's a politician afterall.
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QuoteSigh.
How old are you guys?
The childish comments are rather reminiscent of the things we used to hear about Margaret Thatcher.
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The only sure way to survive a canopy collision is not to have one.
The only sure way to survive a canopy collision is not to have one.
QuoteThe more interesting thing - Edwards is effectively finished but has
vowed to stay in. If Clinton and Obama run a long and close race
that will turn him into a "king maker" down the road.
Something I heard in the media that rings true to my ears . . . It seems that few people are "on the fence" with regard to Hillary, they either like her or dislike her. That being the case, Edwards remaining in the race is very helpful to her. She's still getting all the votes of people who like her, and Edwards splits some votes off Obama among the voters who dislike her. It wouldn't surprise to learn that both of them know this and his remaining in the race is a simple exploitation of the situation, with her dangling the carrot of "VP".
Blues,
Dave
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(drink Mountain Dew)
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Quoteobviously as im in ireland you are more up on this subject then me but i heard a commentator say that the clintons were gonna do their best to lose south carolina and make a big deal of it being the black vote that is going to make them lose.
their plan being that the dems will rally around in the next states and vote for clinton as they dont want obama to get threw simply on the black vote
dont know what you americans think about that but it sounds interesting to me
The numbers that are emerging on the day after are most interesting. As expected, Obama got solid support from black voters. But the real surprise is the support he got from white voters. In the final days before the primary, the predictions were that he might get as little as 10% of the white vote. Instead, he won 25% of the total white vote AND over 50% of the young white vote. And he crushed Hillary, 55% to her 27%, more than double her votes.
The Orange County Register (certainly no great fans of Obama) noted this morning that Obama has more foreign policy experience than Bill Clinton did in the 1992 primaries.
I think Obama's campaign as reached a point of
liftoff that deserves taking a good hard look at him. Like him or not, he just might win this thing.
Your humble servant.....Professor Gravity !
I'm very worry about Obama, turn to be first Dictator of US instead of President since he's MUSLIM!
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I hope Congressmen throw him out before Obama's decision to be dictator, if he won the vote. Remember, NEVER trust anyone if you don't know who they are.
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DUUUUUUDE........ I sure as hell hope you are sharing that stuff with those around you...
I'm not even gonna nibble, much less bite. 
Blues,
Dave
"I AM A PROFESSIONAL EXTREME ATHLETE!"
(drink Mountain Dew)
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Back on Jan. 24th, Clinton made this prediction.
Clinton believed that his wife would lose because of racism. In a subtle way, he reminded the people of S. Carolina of the ethnicity of Obama.
Then, he accused Obama of stirring up racial tensions.
Back on Jan. 24th, Clinton made this prediction.
QuoteVoting for president along racial and gender lines "is understandable because people are proud when someone who they identify with emerges for the first time," the former president told a Charleston audience while campaigning for his wife.
Clinton believed that his wife would lose because of racism. In a subtle way, he reminded the people of S. Carolina of the ethnicity of Obama.
QuoteBill Clinton, who has been campaigning for his wife in South Carolina this week, said Obama and the media had stirred up tensions over race in response to criticism from some Democrats about the couple's strategy.
Then, he accused Obama of stirring up racial tensions.
tbrown 26
Clinton believed that his wife would lose because of racism. In a subtle way, he reminded the people of S. Carolina of the ethnicity of Obama.
I think old Bubba Bill is going to finish off Hillary's campaign. I liked him when he was Presifent, and I missed him when the Chimpanzee took over the office. But I really do NOT want to see another 8 years, or even 4 years of a Clinton co-presidency. Nobody can seriously believe he's just going to sit around playing poker with the Secret Service.
Then, he accused Obama of stirring up racial tensions.
QuoteBill Clinton, who has been campaigning for his wife in South Carolina this week, said Obama and the media had stirred up tensions over race in response to criticism from some Democrats about the couple's strategy.
I think old Bubba Bill is going to finish off Hillary's campaign. I liked him when he was Presifent, and I missed him when the Chimpanzee took over the office. But I really do NOT want to see another 8 years, or even 4 years of a Clinton co-presidency. Nobody can seriously believe he's just going to sit around playing poker with the Secret Service.
Then, he accused Obama of stirring up racial tensions.
Your humble servant.....Professor Gravity !
QuoteI think old Bubba Bill is going to finish off Hillary's campaign. I liked him when he was Presifent
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People liked the old "aw...shucks" good ole boy from Arkansas kicking dust up with the toe of his boot.
He'd look smile and look at the ground and play the sax on tv.
The new confrontational BC reminds them of HC now.
QuoteDemocrats inside and outside the Clinton campaign on Sunday debated and in some cases bemoaned the degree to which former President Bill Clinton ’s criticism of Senator Barack Obama last week had inflicted lasting damage on his wife’s presidential candidacy.
“I think his harsh style hurt Senator Clinton — it polarized the campaign and polarized the electorate, and it also made it harder for Senator Clinton’s positive message to break through,” said Celinda Lake, a Democratic strategist and pollster who is not affiliated with any of the candidates.
It gives the appearance that he feels it is necessary for him to step in and fight her battles. That is bad at any level.
Rice makes statements like "I am going to the middle east..." and "While I am there, I am going to..."
HC needs to give the image that she is capable under any circumstances.
If she starts to lose ground in some battle, you hear, "...it's a vast right wing conspiracy" or "all the other candidates are ganging up on me."
So? That's what entire other countries and blocks of countries do to the president.
Either she is a strong, lawyer-politician or she is a helpless little girl that all the boys are picking on.
Her choice.
I think that may be a problem with women voters.
In the day to day lives of normal women, they fight their own battles. They know that "poor lil me" is a manipulation game and mistrust that tactic.
Quote“Voters don’t like the idea of a co-presidency, and he became so high profile that he made people begin to see this as a possible co-presidency,” Ms. Fowler said. “It’s even more problematic because she’s a woman. It looks like she either needs him to fight the big battles for her, or she can’t keep the big dog on the porch.”
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> I'm very worry about Obama, turn to be first Dictator of US instead
> of President since he's MUSLIM!
True! And don't forget, McCain worked for the Viet Cong for two years. Do we really want a North Vietnamese agent as president of the US? And of course Huckabee has three wives and supports polygamy, and Hilary Clinton secretly has people killed and their bodies disposed of.
>Remember, NEVER trust anyone if you don't know who they are.
I guess Mitt Romney is out, then . . . his name isn't even Mitt Romney! We have no idea who he is.
> of President since he's MUSLIM!
True! And don't forget, McCain worked for the Viet Cong for two years. Do we really want a North Vietnamese agent as president of the US? And of course Huckabee has three wives and supports polygamy, and Hilary Clinton secretly has people killed and their bodies disposed of.
>Remember, NEVER trust anyone if you don't know who they are.
I guess Mitt Romney is out, then . . . his name isn't even Mitt Romney! We have no idea who he is.
kallend 1,623
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>Remember, NEVER trust anyone if you don't know who they are.
I guess Mitt Romney is out, then . . . his name isn't even Mitt Romney! We have no idea who he is.
What kind of a name is "Mitt" anyway? I bet he's hand-in glove with the commies.
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The only sure way to survive a canopy collision is not to have one.
The only sure way to survive a canopy collision is not to have one.
quite possible that this is a phyrric victory for Obama - you hear his
name mentioned more and more often together with Jesse Jackson
and even Al Sharpton -- something the Obama campaign really
liked to avoid.
We'll have to see how the national polls will react. Obama still has
to catch up a 20% gap in many Feb 5th states ...
The more interesting thing - Edwards is effectively finished but has
vowed to stay in. If Clinton and Obama run a long and close race
that will turn him into a "king maker" down the road.
Cheers, T
Fear causes hesitation, and hesitation will cause your worst fears to come true
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