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 Willard J Clinton |
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(05/14/08 11:55 PM) |
>>>... I'll go seek a place where admin doesn't ally itself with Nazi-like bullshit.<<< brainfizzle
Oh nooooooo!!! Anything but that!!! Oh well. Don't let the door hit you on the ass on the way out, K?!? 
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(05/14/08 11:58 PM) |
Hillary is toast, and has been for some time now. She is harming the party for her own selfish reasons at this point. Screw her.
All you Hildabeast supporters should have smelt the coffee when the right-wing slime machine went into overtime smearing O'Bama. They understand who it is they'll be running against, and Hildabeast is just giving them more and more free time to get a head start on their disgusting lies. To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.-Theodore Roosevelt, The Kansas City Star, May 7, 1918 |
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Willard J Clinton |
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(05/15/08 12:04 AM) |
Barack Obama Lapel PinNow at last there's a lapel flag that even Barack Obama might wear, with a star for each of the 57 states he's campaigned in:  I hope his friend and enabler Bill Ayers doesn't stomp on him if he wears it. 
Bill Ayers won't like his friend's pin.
Via The Corner; on a tip from
V the K.
www.moonbattery.com |
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Willard J Clinton |
Kudos from Count Dracula to Count Baracula | ||
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(05/15/08 12:21 AM) |
You have to hand to Barack O'Bigot: it can't be easy, especially following his denunciation of flag pins, to actually put one in his lapel in hopes of duping idiots into believing that, unlike everyone he's surrounded himself with since he was a small child, he doesn't hate this country. Even Count Dracula acknowledges the will-power it must take:  www.moonbattery.com |
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(05/15/08 06:18 AM) |
Edwards' endorsement doesn't mean diddly to the vast majority of voters. He's just another candidate has-been.
Anyone who votes for a candidate based on who has endorsed them is severely lacking in brain cells anyway. Personally, I hope Hillary stays in the race until the bitter end. Obama's position with the voters isn't exactly one of power and ringing endorsement, since he's not carrying a large segment of voters. IMO, the only one who has a chance against McCain in November is Hillary. For once, I'd like to have two decent choices rather than having to hold my nose and vote for the lesser of the evils. |
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Willard J Clinton |
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(05/15/08 08:03 AM) |
Those Who Won't Join the Obamaborg Are RacistGet used to this, because we will be fed a relentless diet of it from now until November. Voting for Obama because he's black means you have transcended race. Not voting for him for any reason makes you a racist. Obama Mania campaign worker Danielle Ross whines that Obama's message that America stinks and needs to changed into some different country didn't resonate in the Indiana Heartland: "The first person I encountered was like, 'I'll never vote for a black person,' "recalled Ross, who is white and just turned 20. "People just weren't receptive." Sure. Someone walked up to her and said, "I'd vote for Obama. Except he's a mulatto, and I'm a racist." Another campaign worker claims someone said of Obama, "Hang that darky from a tree!" The Washington Post seems to believe it. Anyone who opposes having an unqualified, ultra-Left jackass run the country is a racist, if said jackass is part African. After having the media drill this message through your head for the next six months, maybe you'll believe it too. Interestingly, WaPo reports that vandals spray-painted "Hamas votes BHO" and "We don't cling to guns or religion. Goddamn Wright," spinning this as racism having escalated into violence. In other words, objecting to a president who would likely side with Islamic terrorists against the West is racist. Objecting to being insulted by a condescending bigot like Obama is racist. Not liking Reverend "God damn America" Wright is racist. In short, not supporting Obama is racist. 
Obama spots a racist who won't vote for the black guy.
Hat tip: Free Republic; on a tip from Cheetah.
www.moonbattery.com |
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oakarina |
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(05/15/08 08:49 AM) |
After plowing thru this foul stream of backlashes, responses from all directions, I wish I hadn't started this thread. Discussion of people's color,
religion, political preferences, doesn't mean we all have to let ourselves slide down into the sewers of life, in discussing same, whacking away at each
other with 2X4's, re:our politics.
I have tremendous respect for most who run for, and serve in public office, even if I'm a 180 from them. It often requires giving your all and funding it, for a bunch of "Do not cares, I've got mine so buzz off, don't bother me with the truth, or ask for my help, or ask me to do my homework." The USA is groaning for new govt., politics in Washington, on a number of important levels.Everyone should be helping, not bleating. Go out today and get registered to vote, if you're eligible and of age, and you haven't done so already. Otherwise your're just a drain on our wonderful democracy, and we all know that drains lead to sewers, one way or another. While you're finally getting around to it, think of all those who've given their lives, and/or risked them, since the 1600's so that we live in our great free nation. |
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(05/15/08 08:54 AM) |
Tell it to Hitlery, Oak. She's the bad actor in this one. Other than Wide-Stance...
To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.-Theodore Roosevelt, The Kansas City Star, May 7, 1918 |
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(05/15/08 11:05 AM) |
Hillary is my choice, so far, (and I can't believe Dimple's ,too.:) Screw your brain cells back on the right way, today, Lefty. You haven't
digested the simple arithmetic of HIllary's votes among ordinary Americans on Tues. 5/13. She won BIG Time among ordinary Democratic voters.
I love both Obamas, too, and am thrilled we Democrats have such wonderful choices, in throwing out the horrible status quo in Washington, this year, after 8 years of Bushes and Cheney, lining the pockets of Big Corporate America, on just about every major issue; oil, weapons, health care. Obama lost big tiime in the popular votes in several states, losing them to Hillary in the last several weeks.( He didn't lose them to McCain.) His percieved majority in delegates, is already melting away. Those trying to kick Hillary out of the contest played right into the guts, hearts, minds, of her long time average American supporters. |
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(05/15/08 01:08 PM) |
Ev you are in great compan with Wide-stance, MissIdon'tshit and thelightisburiningout Oakie. Wanna reconsider old broad?
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(05/15/08 01:21 PM) |
Oakarina
I suggest that you listen to the whole Edward's speech (I did) and you might realize that it was filled with very positive words about Sen. Clinton. I felt at times that he was speaking at one of her events. Please don't take the words of some empty headed pundit at CNN |
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(05/15/08 02:16 PM) |
'perceived' majority in delegates??? The woman's on drugs....
My Dear Ms. Oak. Support who you wish to - right on, Sister - but don't make up stories to justify your self-delusions! |
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(05/15/08 02:26 PM) |
Gee , fenian, Thanks, like I didn't already listen to Edward's speech several times, on different channels? And yes, as I said before, Edwards was very
positive about Clinton, though extremely condescending. And his message to her, in my opinion, was "You, Hillary, and Obama both can't run for
President, on the final ballots, without destroying the Democratic Party's chances of taking back the White House, so, lady, looks like YOU are the one who
should bow out. Maybe we can use you in some other way." Women have been hearing that message on all kinds of levels since the Day One. And it's time
for men to get it, that it's no longer relevant, especially in a world full of women Prime Ministers, presidents, leaders, and comes across as arrogant,
and ignorant, more so now than ever before. I think we are very fortunate to have both choices, Hillary and Barack. I respect them both tremendously, and honor
them for their dedicated public service.
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(05/15/08 04:16 PM) |
At this point it is IMPOSSIBLE for that Republican pretending to be a Dem, Hitlery, to win.
Period. I suspect she is just wanting to be a spoiler at this point. Too bad she has such an inflated ego and sense of entitlement. To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.-Theodore Roosevelt, The Kansas City Star, May 7, 1918 |
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MissDimples |
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(05/15/08 04:24 PM) |
If Obama is the nominee, there will be a Republican president elected come November. Cope ...
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leftwingnut |
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(05/15/08 04:30 PM) |
Not even close. I realize that the typical American voter is pretty stupid and uninformed, but they couldn't possibly be THAT stupid.
To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.-Theodore Roosevelt, The Kansas City Star, May 7, 1918 |
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MissDimples |
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(05/15/08 04:33 PM) |
"Stupid" is the person who insists Obama won't self-destruct even further before the election ... |
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(05/15/08 04:35 PM) |
Whatever. As if you were equipped to make a determination of ANYONE else's intelligence.
To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.-Theodore Roosevelt, The Kansas City Star, May 7, 1918 |
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MissDimples |
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(05/15/08 04:38 PM) |
Lefty, sweetie ... You give me ALL I need to make that determination ...
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drinkycrow |
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(05/15/08 04:42 PM) |
MissDimples wrote: A used set of studded snow tires could be nominated and it would still beat McSame.
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