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Weekly Standard: Despite Obama’s Successes, The N.Y. Senator Can Still Win The Nomination

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by jesterbelle February 28, 2008 5:38 AM EST
Aw Baloney.She''s all but gone,and will be after Texas and Ohio.Hasty Lavysta!
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by erasmus6 February 28, 2008 5:35 AM EST
On the VIEW, Sherri said what she liked about Obama was that he was a good talker. She said something about "in bed" and that he could talk the dress off her or whatever. In other words he is one of those people that could talk the pants off a girl in church.

Yep, just who you need for a President, all right.
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by linda554 February 28, 2008 5:12 AM EST
Let us not forget the type of experience the Clinton''s received while in the governor''s mansion and while in the White House. This man was IMPEACHED. They did not leave the White House in good standing, does that not mean anything to anyone?
They have not changed and they are proving that by the way they are campaigning.

To the people who want to pretend that Obama has not explained his plan, you might want to go to his site and read. He has covered most of it at the debates, when Hillary isn''t wasting his time on petty things.
Do you really believe he would have gotten this far if he still had not laid out his plan? Do you really believe that he would have started this campaign without plans to put out there? Obama is a very smart man, he seems to be fair and as honest as a politician can be, he is not working behind closed doors and I think he deserves a chance to show us what he can do.
Three terms with Bill and Hillary as president is just too much.
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by marcpcbs February 28, 2008 3:52 AM EST
America seems to be filled with young people that,

1 are always putting down experience,

And 2 always messing up because of lack of experience.
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by marcpcbs February 28, 2008 3:51 AM EST
America seems to be filled with young people that,

1 are always putting down experience,

And 2 always *** because of lack of experience.
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by rational_1 February 28, 2008 1:50 AM EST
Hillary has held public office. Hillary gained valuable experience in the White House. She was on the inside and knows what goes on there. Any partisan who wants to say she is not experienced can do that, but an open-minded, thoughtful person will know that she is!!!
Posted by sesanders1 at 10:27 PM : Feb 27, 2008

She didn''t even know when Bubba was getting Lewinskied in the Oval Office!
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by February 28, 2008 1:27 AM EST
Hillary''s term as First Lady was very different than other tenures. For one thing, Hillary and Bill have always sought each other''s advice. Secondly, she is a highly educated, brilliant scholar. Thirdly, unlike Barbara and Laura Bush, Hillary has held public office. Hillary gained valuable experience in the White House. She was on the inside and knows what goes on there. Any partisan who wants to say she is not experienced can do that, but an open-minded, thoughtful person will know that she is!!!
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by katefranklin February 28, 2008 1:19 AM EST
As a college professor, I''d think this guy would be math savvy. Tell me Mr. DiIulio, how can Ms. Clinton win 57% of the vote in *all* the remaining states? What are the odds of that happening in North Carolina and Mississippi? Please. She''s done. Get over it.
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by rushlimpdrug February 28, 2008 1:03 AM EST

"I have 35 years experience" - Hillary Clinton (in 2008)

"I have 35 years experience" - Hillary Clinton (in 2008)

"I have 35 years experience" - Hillary Clinton (in 2008)

"I have 35 years experience" - Hillary Clinton (in 2008)

"I have 35 years experience" - Hillary Clinton (in 2008)

"I have 35 years experience" - Hillary Clinton (in 2008)

"I have 35 years experience" - Hillary Clinton (in 2008)


If either of those quotes are repeated often enough, sooner or later the plebes actually believe them.
Posted by rational_1 at 05:35 PM

It is probably true.

Of course Obama''s inexperience is a good thing for this country, isn''t it? ?
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by sparks224 February 28, 2008 12:42 AM EST
"Obama will be the second biggest mistake our nation has made, Bush being the worst."
posted by timothy1

Spoken by someone who voted for Bush.
If you can''t tell the difference, you''ve got problems.



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