Perpetual Hildebeast: Hillary fakes Southern drawl and accent again.
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Clinton's Southern strategy? Hillary fakes her accent for local crowd | Washington Examiner
Perpetual Hildebeast: Hillary fakes Southern drawl and accent again.
Video at link:
Clinton's Southern strategy? Hillary fakes her accent for local crowd | Washington Examiner
Well ,here we go... Show time.
Joe's goan' give it a go... Let the games begin!
Joe Biden to enter presidential race, Fox News reports
The Wrap JORDAN CHARITON Oct 19th 2015 3:26PM
Joe Biden to enter presidential race, Fox News reports - AOL
Heads up Hill n Bill, time to get to work.
Ohh... But, of course, Fox always lies... so, False Alarm, eh?
She's from Chicago, but has lived in Arkansas . . . it's still cringeworthyOriginally Posted by Black Heart
. . . as do all CaliforniansOriginally Posted by harrybarracuda
Maybe. Joe's only meeting with his probable campaign staff. No decision made yet. October end is deadline to register as candidate so time is short.Originally Posted by bowie
I can't see him running with any real hope of winning but politicians are weird so he may give it a go if he can get enough financial support.
Did you take her seriously Milky?Originally Posted by Black Heart
Oh, it always makes a difference. It’s all about the money.Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
The more “players” in the primary the more campaigning and expenditures necessary to secure the nomination. The more diluted are the coffers for the Presidential Election.
And the Presidential Election is, in a word, "Expensive".
The $5 billion presidential campaign? | TheHill
The 2016 presidential election could cost as much as $5 billion, according to top fundraisers and bundlers who are already predicting it will more than double the 2012 campaign’s price tag.
Behind-the-scenes jockeying to raise big bucks from bundlers connected to super-PACs and third-party groups is well underway, even with no top-tier candidates officially in the race.
Potential candidates with proven fundraising prowess, such as 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, are throwing political elbows at each other to secure donors’ money at an early stage in the race.
And then there’s Hillary Clinton. In private conversations, allies to the former secretary of State are predicting that the campaign totals on their end alone might surpass $1.5 billion and go as high as $2 billion.
As far as Fox - desperate - no.
NBC ABC Fox News ratings winners - Orlando Sentinel
Fox News Channel, NBC and ABC can claim wins in the latest batch of ratings.
For the February ratings period, Fox News was the most-watched channel in prime time in all of cable. Fox News' top performers were "The O'Reilly Factor" with nearly 3 million viewers and "The Kelly File" with 2.3 million.
The audiences were far bigger last week for the three evening broadcasts on ABC, CBS and NBC. They're often written off as old-fashioned telecasts, but they're still reaching substantial audiences.
Fox isn't desperate, no need to be - but, they will cheer on anything they can report on as long as it is political. Really don't mean a hill of beans to them, democrat or republican. Their platform, Republican=Good, Democrat=Bad, works very well for them. But, they really don't care... provided in keeps their viewer numbers up and they can charge more for their advertising. They are, after all, a business, a lets make more money business.
Now Jim Webb is talking about running as an Independent.
First he was a Republican for a very long time, then he wanted to get into office so switched to the Democratic party and now he wants the same thing and wants to go Independent . . . . reminds me of a windsockOriginally Posted by Storekeeper
The freaky Democrat
. . . and just in case any Republicans want to mess with this guy
Be afraid, be very afraid
is this the same bloke - just lost one election
^
So glad that prick is gone.
Hope your buddy longshot didn’t place any bets.
Joe Biden announces he will not run for president in 2016
Vice-president ends months of speculation about possible challenge to Hillary Clinton for Democratic nomination: ‘I’ve concluded my window has closed’
https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton
Last edited by S Landreth; 22-10-2015 at 06:49 AM.
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
Another Focks News fock up.
A CNN/ORC poll last week showed that Clinton held a 16 percentage point lead -- 45% to Sanders' 29% -- with Biden in the race and drawing 18% support. But with Biden removed from the list of candidates, Clinton's lead jumped to 56% to Sanders' 33%.
Hillary will not be the next dictator of the oppressed world, same as she failed to get the mantle in 2008 she will fail again. Seppo's as dumb as fuk as they are won't elect her even if she does get the nomination, but I'm secretly hoping it is a Trump/Clinton race as whatever the outcome seppoland becomes a laughing stock.
Obama may be many things but dumb is not one,I think it'll be a long time before someone from a minority leads here UK or Oz,
UK can cite D'Israeli yet he became an Anglica patrican, Kennedy while a Catholic was from a wealthy bootlegging clan. Maggie was a mould breaker but marriage to wealthy Burmah oil exec opened doors.Last real outsiders were Curtin Ramsay McDonald and Harry Truman received medicare and had to move into his mother-in-laws,even I'm not that broke
If GOP win his attempt at healthcare reform may be set back a generation.If Hilary wins her achievement will e less
Something for you teabaggers to think about for the weekend. Your next president,……
Did you teabaggers hear about the Benghaaaaaaaaazi hearing?
If in January 2017 (if ), Hillary Clinton is sworn in as the 45th president of the United States, historians may well point to this month as the moment her campaign turned around. Like the first brisk snap of fall, Clinton’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad summer has morphed overnight into the best week of her campaign: Joe Biden is out, her poll numbers are up, her crisp debate performance reassured nervous Democrats and her measured resolution before the House Benghazi committee made her interrogators (of both parties) seem small by comparison.
Clinton picked up from Biden's departure. And I would think her Benghazi performance will push her further ahead.
Hillary Clinton is picking up steam in the early voting state of Iowa, with a new poll showing the former secretary of state beating her Democratic presidential rival, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, by 11 points.
Just more than half of likely Democratic-caucus goers — 51% — said they supported Clinton, compared to 40% who said they backed Sanders, according to the Quinnipiac survey released on Friday morning.
It’s a significant lead for Clinton, who was essentially tied with Sanders last month. At that point, Sanders garnered 41% compared to Clinton’s 40%.
So she did alright, then?Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
^ Good news.
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