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Presidential Hopeful Apologizes For Comments By Her Husband And Geraldine Ferraro
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- Posted by b-easy63 at 06:53 PM : Mar 13, 2008
I rest my case. You are an insane maniacal hatest! Good luck, Madame!
Posted by RowdyTexan2 at 06:59 PM : Mar 13, 2008
Thank you Rowdy, a repudiation by you underlines my position is on the right track. And thank you for the "luck" too I hope it allows me to continue to recruit and influence other Obama supporters to take the same sort of scorched earth tact as Hilary''s group has--either a fair win--or if we can''t win--neither will you...How about that--fvck us--then we fvck you--never say you weren''t warned. Hillary and her group are not the only ones that can take this to the brink--but we are the only ones that can stop the train wreck or bring it back--and we are influenced every day by the tactics of Hillary and the rationale of her supporters....I say off the cliff we go--if Hillary wants to take us to the edge and hope we draw back first--fvck that--into the abyss and may the most suicidal *** have the rest to land on. - Reply to this comment
- As I said, you''''re missing some votes. Go to the CNN website and add them up, it''''s updated every one minute!
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Posted by RowdyTexan2 at 06:57 PM : Mar 13, 2008
They are neocons,I don''t believe them,why do you? - Reply to this comment
- Stay home in november if she steals the nomination.Show her we don''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''t want more of the same,nor do we care for the dirty tactics of her acmpaign. - - Posted by jesterbelle
Better yet, go and write in Obama''s name, if they won''t allow a write in, then cancel out the entire vote and go home or if you can stomach it, vote for McCAin. LOL - Reply to this comment
- He did a really good job dressing up as Ferraro. I wonder who did his hair?
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Posted by Policrypt at 06:54 PM : Mar 13, 2008
Yeah, he did a good shill dressing up Ms. Ferraro''s words, didn''t he? - Reply to this comment
- Posted by b-easy63 at 06:53 PM : Mar 13, 2008
I rest my case. You are an insane maniacal hatest! Good luck, Madame! - Reply to this comment
- No. to HIllary Clinton. No. No. NO. NO. Nay. Nada. Nolo. Nyet. Nein, Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . NO. No
No. No. NO. NO. Nay. Nada. Nolo. Nyet. Nein, Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . NO. No No. No. NO. NO. Nay. Nada. Nolo. Nyet. Nein, Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . NO. No No. No. NO. NO. Nay. Nada. Nolo. Nyet. Nein, Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . NO. No No. No. NO. NO. Nay. Nada. Nolo. Nyet. Nein, Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . NO. No times 51% of the vote. Write in Obama''''s name. No to HIllary and there is nothing you can do about it if we do....LMAO
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Posted by b-easy63 at 06:53 PM : Mar 13, 2008
I think you missed one,LOL! - Reply to this comment
- The site "Real Clear Politocs" Has Obama leading by almost 704,000 votes.If you unfairly factor in Mi. and Fla.,he is still leading by almost 81,000 votes.
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Posted by jesterbelle at 06:48 PM : Mar 13, 2008
As I said, you''re missing some votes. Go to the CNN website and add them up, it''s updated every one minute! - Reply to this comment
- my VERY LARGE finance committee"? It must be nice.
Posted by Policrypt at 06:46 PM : Mar 13, 2008
LOL. Now if only it were true, where were they when Hilary had to loan herself 5 million dollars? And why did they ONLY raise 34 million in Feb to the 55 million raised by Obama''s group. The fact she had to mention the size, indicates they must not be large at all. (sort of like a man describing his very large member--when he''s really a stubby pencil d1ck) - Reply to this comment
- Wonder how many pro-Hillary people are saying the same thing. This could be a real republican landslide if the democrat party keeps this division up.
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Posted by trapbreak at 06:47 PM : Mar 13, 2008
If I remember right,most of her 50% are hardcore democrats that will toe the party line.They would vote for Peewee Herman if he won the nomnination.b-easy63 is a smarty.She''s figured the percetages,and Obama wins even if Hills''hardcore supporters stay home,LOL - Reply to this comment
- Wonder how many pro-Hillary people are saying the same thing. This could be a real republican landslide if the democrat party keeps this division up.
Posted by trapbreak at 06:47 PM : Mar 13, 2008
Indeed, but the anger is becoming so great--that perhaps on both sides--they will not care about that until it is too late....at any rate--I have to vote my convictions, no to Hillary, I will not aid and abet people who engage in the things she has, under no circumstances and I do not compromise my stances for the sake of anything and certainly NOT for the sake of the Democratic party. The GOP may indeed win by default--which to many is preferable than to letting the opposition in the Dem party win. It''s getting that venal. - Reply to this comment
- You are MOST certainly right! NOBODY is going to forget this game playing krap. And you HIllary bashing maniacs!
And you''''re right we will hold hands and sing kum bah ya...Posted by RowdyTexan2 at 06:48 PM : Mar 13, 2008
No to HIllary. YOu can get as upset as your racist little heart will let you. no to Hillary. A no to hillary is a no to racism and lies and distortion but most importantly, it is a no to the people who support her. No. No. and if you want to have a replay: No.
Sink or swim alone. I will be advocating a write in of Obama''s name for all ardent Obama supporters and you can get as mad as you like--you certainly cannot expect that we will tow the line for you--not after you tried to trip the entire party with it. LOL
No. to HIllary Clinton. No. No. NO. NO. Nay. Nada. Nolo. Nyet. Nein, Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . NO. No
No. No. NO. NO. Nay. Nada. Nolo. Nyet. Nein, Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . NO. No No. No. NO. NO. Nay. Nada. Nolo. Nyet. Nein, Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . NO. No No. No. NO. NO. Nay. Nada. Nolo. Nyet. Nein, Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . NO. No No. No. NO. NO. Nay. Nada. Nolo. Nyet. Nein, Nope. Not. No. no . no. no . NO. No times 51% of the vote. Write in Obama''s name. No to HIllary and there is nothing you can do about it if we do....LMAO - Reply to this comment
- One of the Clinton fanatics on this site was saying that Hillary was ahead in the popular vote.The website "Real Clear Politics" has Obama ahead by almost 704,000 votes.If you factor in MI.and FL.,he is still ahead by almost 81,000 votes.Hillary has been beaten in 29 of 40 contests,due in part to her incompetence in leading her campaign.She is a right of center establishment candidate that will bring more of the same,since she is,in essence,the same as McCain,a left leaning republican.An article on this site yesterday stated that though she may not have crossed the race line,she has certainly brushed up against it.Black people of this country will not vote for a republican,but that doesn''''''''t mean you can''''''''t vote with your feet.Stay home in november if she steals the nomination.Show her we don''''''''t want more of the same,nor do we care for the dirty tactics of her acmpaign.Obama ''''''''08!
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- "Ferraro is currently a lobbyist in New York with Blank Rome Government Relations."
Oh I see she''s really a lobbyist for Republicans and the military industrial complex now... No wonder she''s for Hillary- She wouldn''t be out there campaigning if she wasn''t a woman would she? What a joke.
Here''s what Blank Rome''s own web site says about Gerry:
"On a slightly territorial note, however, the Washington Post.com reported, Geraldine Ferraro is heading back to D.C. or at least she be spending more time here . . . . The 1984 vice presidential candidate . . . adds a bit of Democratic flava to a firm known for its GOP ties; she also returns to town just in time for the latest round of the nation ready to elect a woman? interviews."
So when she''s out there raising money for the Clintons and being disciminated against because she''s white- is she really on a feminist crusade or is she trying to buy favors for Blank Rome''s big bucks clients?
Another reformer turned into a paid-off hack...
What a joke- Hillary''s superdelegate Mr. Spitzer isn''t the only NY politician that understands prostitution.... - Reply to this comment
- The site "Real Clear Politocs" Has Obama leading by almost 704,000 votes.If you unfairly factor in Mi. and Fla.,he is still leading by almost 81,000 votes.
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Posted by b-easy63 at 06:31 PM : Mar 13, 2008
You are MOST certainly right! NOBODY is going to forget this game playing krap. And you HIllary bashing maniacs! And Obama''s clear record of pulling this bull ***** racial krap, and playing his games, is just about to get him one step right out of the presidency or vice presidency. This last little trick yesterday is about to get McCain a LOT of votes!
And you''re right we will hold hands and sing kum bah ya...we kept an incompetent out of the White House whose claims to no policits as usual is a complete shill! - Reply to this comment
- Most of my friends, Independent, Democratic and Republican, will not vote for her. I''''ve already decided that I''''m voting for Obama. If I have to write in his name then so be it.
Now THAT would change the status quo!!! Obama supporters should spread the word to write him in as a Presidential choice if he is not on the ballot. Imagine the History making moment if, for the first time in US History, a write in candidate beat both nominees of the two traditional parties!!!
Spread the word, if Hillary wants to play with delegates, play on--we can ALL write in Obama''s name and see how many votes he gets. LOL - Reply to this comment
- Hillary will be lucky if she gets 100,000 total votes in PA. Obama will get 10x that amount in Philadelphia. Face it, Hillary has lost--deal with it. OLD man McCain is next in line to experience the Obama shuffle. Scared yet OLD man?
Posted by BLKPRESIDENT at 06:37 PM : Mar 13, 2008
I disagree, Hillary will take Pennsylvania. I will be very shocked if she does not and will give up prognostication for this race if he takes PA. I just do not see it. If anyone was following anything with PA for the past 7 years, they are very racist, many would have misgivings about Obama under the best of circumstances and Hillary and her crew give just enough lip service to racial divide to fan those flames. If PA is within 10 points for Obama, I''d be shocked. Sorry, wish it was not so--but outside of the metro centers, many say PA is about as racist as they come. - Reply to this comment
- Hillary won''t win PA. Maybe then she''ll accept what she should have accepted a long time again. America is NOT ready for a women to do a man''s job, especially in time of war. Step aside Hillary and let Obama face off with OLD man McCain. Scared yet OLD man? Better be...
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- Hillary is all but making sure that the division among the Democrat''''s is complete. Her attacks not only hurt Obama, and they could easily be turned around on her come November.
Posted by Policrypt at 06:29 PM : Mar 13, 2008
I''m up to 39 Independents who will NEVER vote for her. We will write in Obama or vote McCain or stay home. But Hilary, no way--as a matter of principle-she gets no vote for the antics she has particpated in. - Reply to this comment
- Hillary will be lucky if she gets 100,000 total votes in PA. Obama will get 10x that amount in Philadelphia. Face it, Hillary has lost--deal with it. OLD man McCain is next in line to experience the Obama shuffle. Scared yet OLD man?
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