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Bill Clinton's Foundation Contributors Posed Final Hurdle To Making Nomination Official
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- Without the intercity vote. Obama got less than 10% of the vote. I''''''''m not sure why us farmers feed these city folks.
Posted by mr22587 at 11:54 AM : Nov 30, 2008
To make money?
Where might one find this nifty little stat.?
Posted by kazoodan at 12:14 PM : Nov 30, 2008
From Last Nights Klan Rally! LOL According to Klan Watch, that is the BIG point they are trying to make to these brain dead people right now! - Reply to this comment
- Without the intercity vote. Obama got less than 10% of the vote. I''''m not sure why us farmers feed these city folks.
Posted by mr22587 at 11:54 AM : Nov 30, 2008
To make money?
Where might one find this nifty little stat.? - Reply to this comment
- Without the intercity vote. Obama got less than 10% of the vote. I''''m not sure why us farmers feed these city folks.
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Posted by mr22587 at 11:54 AM : Nov 30, 2008
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Looks like you are using that Bush funny math. If Obama received all the black vote or inner city as yuo call it, he would have received 13% of the population of blacks and that woud include children. So 13% 10% equals 23% so as you can see your comment is full of ***** like most of your post. - Reply to this comment
- obama is no diffrant then the rest just look hes putting into office the very poeple that he been warning you of & most of them voted for the war
&to all of you who bought into his hope & change BS looks like you got played now did,nt it
puma - Reply to this comment
- Reckon this time was needed so Bill could run down to the Grand Caymens to close out the remainder of what was in those numbered off-shore bank accounts all the, pardons for cash money, state secrets for cash money, and various other cash for access schemes the Clinton''''s ran out of the White House through the ''''90''''s??
Posted by DemsSUK2 at 12:00 PM : Nov 30, 2008
Any proof of any of this?
Didn''t think so. - Reply to this comment
- "The Clinton pick was an extraordinary gesture of goodwill after a year in which Clinton and Obama competed for the Democratic nomination in a long, bitter primary battle."
PATHTETIC: it''s a gesture of "thanks for campaigning for me and bowing out and keeping the Pumas in check....I really wanted Bill Richardson, but they told me it had to be you".... - Reply to this comment
- Posted by atlanta3430
Barack Obama is doing what he needs to do to unify his party and his country. Things are said in the heat of elections. But afterwards, everyone must come together. This is a sign of maturity and good judgment, in my opinion. Time will tell, but I think this will turn out to have been a wise move.
Posted by ghostfighter at 11:16 AM : Nov 30, 2008
Just like everyone came together in 2000 right after Bush was elected President. - Reply to this comment
- #############
This job should have gone to John Kerry instead of Clinton , Barack drop the ball on this one, and as a independent who voted for him ,iam extremely upset at his nominations so far.
Eric holder as A.G !! give me a break .talk about someone who smell of Washington and not in a good way ,
That A.G job should have gone to Deval Patrick, A respected african american who speaks of change better than a Eric Holder ever will.
They are over 300 million Americans you tell me Barack couldn''t find fresh bright people to help the message of change...instead of hiring 98% of Clinton retreads and cronies, and please dont insult me by saying he needs experience in those position; because when Bill Clinton became President he NEVER hired a bunch of Jimmy Carter RETREADS.
As first time voter who follow politics but never get involve in the voting process'' because all the politicians i find were the same for the past 30 years , if recent moves by Barack are any indication of things to come.. then me waiting inline for 90 mins to vote for him ; then the JOKE is on ME.
WE might as well have put in Clinton or McCain, the current moves is what we would expect from those 2, it would have SAVE me my trip and time to the VOTING booth. - Reply to this comment
- The prosperity and progress of the nineties are returning. I can''''t wait.
Posted by ghostfighter at 10:10 AM : Nov 30, 2008
Along with higher taxes in 2010 for everyone making 50k or and more along terrorist attacks on US soil once more.
Obama is an open borders promoter and would rather fight terrorism in the courts after they have committed a terroist act. - Reply to this comment
- This is all about a Clinton coup, almost all of Obama''s appointment so far are Clinonistas. Obama is setting himself up for the "big fall" early on.
Rubin is the one who put CITI Group down the sewer and Volcker put the economy in the tank in the late 1980s. Napolitano is an open borders promoter and so is Bill Richardson, but no sweat terrorism is an overblown thing now. - Reply to this comment
