She might have to become a lawyer again to make back her money. Seems a waste of resources now.
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She might have to become a lawyer again to make back her money. Seems a waste of resources now.
^If I were she and Bill, I'd seriously be thinking that as this erodes their personal fortune, is it really worth it? I guess it is, as this is her last real chance to grab the brass ring. She won't have another shot, and they can always keep earning.
Here it comes. Finally, the tired old party heavyweights are using their pussy liberal Clinton appeaser pea brains.
McGovern, former Clinton backer, endorses Obama
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - Former Sen. George McGovern, an early supporter of Hillary Rodham Clinton, urged her to drop out of the Democratic presidential race and endorsed her rival, Barack Obama.
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After watching the returns from the North Carolina and Indiana primaries Tuesday night, McGovern said Wednesday it's virtually impossible for Clinton to win the nomination. The 1972 Democratic presidential nominee said he had a call in to former President Clinton to tell him of the decision, adding that he remains close friends with the Clintons.
BLAH, throw up....Quote:
"I will hold them in affection and admiration all of my days," he said of the Clintons.
McGovern, former Clinton backer, endorses Obama - Yahoo! News
What a destructive, opportunistic bitch.
How can anybody support such a venomous person, even if she's the last candidate for the party?
Anybody on this forum support her if she eventually wins over Obama? Anybody?
Otherwise, we all have to vote and support McCain.
Bitch, scorched earth cvnt.
Hillary Clinton says she'll stay in the presidential race
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SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. - Hillary Rodham Clinton says she will remain in the presidential race "until there's a nominee." The former first lady declined to say whether that meant through the roll call of the states at the Democratic National Convention this summer.
Hillary Clinton says she'll stay in the presidential race - Yahoo! NewsQuote:
Clinton also disclosed that she had loaned her campaign an additional $6.4 million in recent weeks, additional evidence that her once front-runner campaign was in deep trouble.
She told reporters the loans were a sign of her commitment to her quest for the White House. She earlier loaned herself $5 million as she struggled to keep up with a better-financed Obama campaign.
She will tear this party apart.
raycarey, do you still support her if Obama loses the primary to her? Do you then support what she's doing to your beloved political party?
Ray, we're waiting to hear if you support Hilary should she win the nomination.
You've been strangely silent on this issue....
Y'all can dance around it all you want but bottom line - the election of the next US President will boil down to race:
"Obama did manage to pull in many white voters, but still encountered similar sentiments from a man who refused to shake his hand at a diner in Greenwood, Ind.
"I can't stand him," the man said. "He's a Muslim. He's not even pro-American as far as I'm concerned."
Lots more sentiment like that above, out there lads...;)
Ugly truth why Hillary Clinton won't quit
Here's the quote today (7 May) from my Barack Obama daily e-mail updates:
"News broke this morning that Senator Clinton made three separate loans to her campaign in the past 30 days -- including one as recently as Monday.
These loans total more than $6.4 million, which combined with her previous personal loans, add up to at least $11.4 million she's loaned her campaign since February.
A spokesman said she may continue to "loan the campaign additional money out of her jointly-held assets" -- which include more than $100 million in income since her husband left the White House.
Meanwhile, by winning a double-digit victory in North Carolina and closing the gap in Indiana, Barack won another 100 delegates.
Barack Obama is now just 169 delegates away from winning the Democratic nomination. It's within sight.
This is a decisive moment in this race.
Barack has already won more votes, more delegates, and more than twice as many states as Senator Clinton, whose path to the nomination has grown extremely narrow. But these loans show that her campaign will continue to contest the remaining primaries vigorously."
https://donate.barackobama.com/results
Hilly's digging for clams.
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Originally Posted by Boon Mee
I doubt someone as ignorant as that carries the balance of power in the US. Moslem (apart from plainly false) is also not a race. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
Yep --- if she doesn't drop out soon (like tomorrow) then it won't matter who the nominee is --- McCain will win because the democrats will stay divided. She not only needs to drop out of this race, but she needs to endorse Obama, and encourage democrats to do the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by chinthee
1. who's we?Quote:
Originally Posted by chinthee
2. this is the very thing you've been declaring in your posts as a fact for the last week or so, and you're now phrasing in the form of a question? why's that? eh chinthee? in fact, MM answered this question for you a few weeks ago. one can only assume this is the result of early onset alzheimers or more likely a ham handed attempt at baiting. eh chinthee?
3. the answer (even though at this point is irrelevant....not unlike your post), is yes.
^ Chinthee and me is we.
A pussy? From George McGovern's biography on Wikipedia:Quote:
Originally Posted by chinthee
"He volunteered for the United States Army Air Force during World War II and served as a B-24 bomber pilot in the Fifteenth AirForce, flying 35 missions over enemy territory from bases in North Africa and later, often against heavy anti-aircraft artillery. McGovern was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for saving his crew by landing his damaged bomber on an airfield on a small Mediterranean island controlled by the British."
Too bad old George McGovern can't be a real man like George Bush, Dick Cheney and other chicken-hawks who never considered putting their own lives on the line to defend their country.
^good post.
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and other chicken-hawks
we're waiting to hear about your military service record.
you've been strangely silent on this issue......
^^Yeah, of course. I didn't mean that he was a coward personally, but what I meant is that the democratic leadership has been too cowardly to get behind Obama.
Pussy liberal is a term of endearment I used to describe confused, timid and cowardly democrats. :)
I'm sure the Democrats are not relying on the vote of folks such as this well informed gentlemen to propel them to a win. He is and will remain steadfastly a hardcore Republican who won't be fooled by the crazy rants of a black Muslim guy whose sole agenda is the downfall of the American way.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
I just don't feel comfortable every time I listen to H. R Clinton's speeches. She loves to admire herself all the time.
"I am the stronger candidate to beat McCain" - "American people never stop, they deserve a president who never stop" - "American people want the job done (well biatch "job done" not "blow job done").
Pompus bitch.
Ray, I don't dodge relevant on-topic questions unlike some people on this board. My military service record is not relevant to the fact that the Democratic Superdelegates and democratic leadership have been weak and stupidly lacking decisiveness on supporting Obama. As a result, they are allowing Hilary to tear the party apart, and leave Obama as a weakened candidate.Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
By the way, ask me in a relevant thread, on topic, about my service record and I'd be glad to answer. ;)
If the blue team wanted to end all this they could, and they could do it today. All it would take is for the remaining super delegates to make a decision. Why don’t they?
Because they be scared – the party is so split that many of the remaining super delegates are simply afraid to take a stance in fear of pissing off the folks that back the candidate they did not pick.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24264458Quote:
…while others are wary of alienating Democrats in their home states or congressional districts by publicly declaring support for one of the two rivals.
Why won't superdelegates choose now?
Democratic officials could end Clinton-Obama impasse, but probably won't
how long have you been against the democratic process?Quote:
Originally Posted by chinthee
of course clinton has very little chance of capturing the nomination, but all this hand wringing is becoming a bit much. she thinks she's the best person for the job and is exploring every option available.
try to keep in mind that the DNC set the primary schedule and the date of the convention.
some here need to at least attempt to calm their hysterics and try to remember that the election is six months from now....and the convention isn't even until august.
christ with the way some of you are blathering on and wailing towards the heavens, you'd think it was next week.
well it seems you and the 527s have got a decision to make......will it be guilt by association or flat out lies?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
or perhaps you'd like to explain how the 'muslim' can't be elected because of what his christian pastor said.
In spite of the arguments all have seen in my posts, I am..... "gasp".... a registered Republican who happens to believe America is in dire need of leadership which will take it away from the partisan politics and ill considered consequences of both domestic and foriegn policies we have seen for the last sixteen years. Yes I did say sixteen because even though things went pretty well for Hillary's hubby, he and Dems in congress are to some degree responsible for the sad state America finds itself in today as regards to ill considered foriegn policy.
For those who think America is doing just fine, by all means cast your vote for McCain because his Economic and Foreign policies will ensure we will get a continuation of those under GWB's administration.
For those who think there needs to be a profound change then Obama is the only one who has both the policies and leadership charisma to have any hope of making the changes needed.
IMO, Hillary is finished and the Dems will pull together under an Obama candidacy who will defeat McCain in the Presidential run. Let's not forget, the long Dem primary has a silver lining for the Dems. They continue to bring huge numbers of registered Dems into the process increasing their already large lead over the Republicans. The number of Hillary supporters that will not vote for Obama will not be even close to 50% as advertised in current polls. Hillary still has a political future and as much as she will not take defeat easily, she will do all she can to make sure her supporters vote the Dem ticket in November.
Even the Republican strategists know they have an incredible challenge beating Obama and IMO it is a challenge they will not overcome no matter how hard they attempt their oft used character assassination tactic.
spot on. in november, it's not even going to be close in important swing states.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norton
and it's foolish to think otherwise. of course there are dem inclined racists who will never vote for obama, but my guess is many of them will simply stay home rather than vote for mccain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norton
and many ofl her backers (super delegates included) will be looking for jobs in govt. in jan 2009. they're not looking to poison the well either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norton
and to make matters worse, they're broke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norton
such a shame.
BO's leadership style is not encouraging.
A BO staffer says Obama is all wise and all knowing.
""It wasn't like 'Let's have a discussion.' It was 'One, two, three, four, here's what we're going to do,' " a staffer said. "When things don't go well, he doesn't yell and scream. He's very prescriptive. Everybody understands this isn't about having a discussion. He's got 99 percent of the voting shares. There's no point in taking a vote."
Sounds good if you're running an offshore drilling operation but POTUS can't possibly be all-knowing, eh? Ronald Regan came about as close as any of them - recent ones that is.:rolleyes:
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pretty desperate, even for boon mee.
errr.....he had alzheimer's and had no idea where he was, much less what was happening in govt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
anyway, even more questions of corruption circle john mcsame.....
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PRESCOTT, Ariz. - Sen. John McCain championed legislation that will let an Arizona rancher trade remote grassland and ponderosa pine forest here for acres of valuable federally owned property that is ready for development, a land swap that now stands to directly benefit one of his top presidential campaign fundraisers.Initially reluctant to support the swap, the Arizona Republican became a key figure in pushing the deal through Congress after the rancher and his partners hired lobbyists that included McCain's 1992 Senate campaign manager, two of his former Senate staff members (one of whom has returned as his chief of staff), and an Arizona insider who was a major McCain donor and is now bundling campaign checks.
When McCain's legislation passed in November 2005, the ranch owner gave the job of building as many as 12,000 homes to SunCor Development, a firm in Tempe, Ariz., run by Steven A. Betts, a longtime McCain supporter who has raised more than $100,000 for the presumptive Republican nominee.
of course they didn't. :rolleyes:Quote:
Betts said he and McCain never discussed the deal.
McCain pushed land swap that benefits backer - Washington Post - MSNBC.com