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- She said ''words is cheap''. Any suprise when she lied ? If she could not control her tongue, could she discipline her ACTION as USA president ?
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- The Clintons attack because it is the only thing they excel at. They are institutionalized. Not only would the Clintons guarantee a divided country, they may just divide the Democratic Party in their desperate attempt to regain the White House.
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- Both candidates want to win, and to do that the other must lose, so both are naturally intentin on undermining each other''s campaign. However, while Obama makes a point once or twice, then moves on to another, Hillary takes up an issue and doesn''t let go, as though she means to drive in the knife and twist it. She''s dwelt on this theme about debates now every day since Super Tuesday. What does she think? That we''re all deaf? Obama''s absolutely right. That kind of brinksmanship is not what Americans want. It''s like a personal vendetta for her (she did say it was personal), whereas to Obama''s its just, well, politics.
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- Hillary never hollered at Republicans. Why are you guys praising a liar? Also - Republicans in the Senate have praised her bipartisan behavior. And I thought he was "above" the fray. Clearly he isnt. Maybe he called John Lewis to offer him a check.
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- The Leader of the 21st Century , is showing in the excellent campaigning style , and motivates the electorate with the Lightening spirit of what makes America Fun and full of Adventure !!!!!!!
The Candidate , Barack Obama has what it takes , just look at his Keen understanding of the world of Finance , given todays understanding of High Tech capabilities of generating a coalition of supporters who see and hear the words of what its going to take to turn around the messes of the Bushes and Clintons over the past years , thats left us all in the dark and over a Barrel , dependent on those who have powder coated and gold plated the policy makers thats left America with all the debts of the deals over the years , has now focused on the new candidate of the future , the 21st Century choice for Change , thats Barack Obama , the Visionary of Hope . Look at the records of the candidates , the past results , and consider the facts that say do we want more of the same old Debt politics , like has been the case , over the past 16 years of Lopsided Trade Policies , or do we want a new kind of Trade , and a new way of participating in our governments policy decisions , thats open and transparent , so we the people can understand whats going on and what will happen , so we don''t end up like we have with the leadership we have had ! - Reply to this comment
If you missed it, you might be interested in reading:
%u201CThe Clinton Terror Pardon%u201D
February 12, 2008
Debra Burlingame
Ms. Burlingame, a former attorney and a director of the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation, is the sister of Charles F. %u201CChic%u201D Burlingame III, the pilot of American Airlines flight 77, which was crashed into the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001.- Reply to this comment
- Library of Congress Records%u2026%u2026.check it out yourself.
Obama''s list: (first 8 months) is too substantive, one is coalesced to categorize.
sponsored over 820 bills.
introduced 233 bills regarding healthcare reform,
125 bills on poverty and public assistance,
112 bills on crime fighting,
97 economic bills,
60 human rights and anti-discrimination bills,
21 ethics reform bills,
15 gun control,
6 veterans affairs and many others.
In his first year in the U.S. Senate, he authored 152 bills and co-sponsored another 427. These included:
(1)the Coburn-Obama Government Transparency Act of 2006 that became LAW,
(2)The Lugar-Obama Nuclear Non-proliferation and Conventional Weapons Threat Reduction Act that became LAW, (3)The Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act that passed the Senate,
(4)The 2007 Government Ethics Bill that became LAW,
(5)The Protection Against Excessive Executive Compensation Bill that is in committee just to name a few.
In all since he entered the U.S. Senate, Senator Obama has written 890 bills and co-sponsored another 1096. - Reply to this comment
- Library of Congress records:Clinton, served only one full term( 6 yrs) and another year campaigning, has authored and passed 20 twenty pieces of legislation in her term of six years into law. 1 Establish Kate Mullany National Historic Site. 2 Support goals and ideals of Better Hearing and Speech Month.3 Recognize Ellis Island Medal of Honor. 4 Name courthouse after Thurgood Marshall 5 Name courthouse after James L. Watson. 6 Name post office after Jonn A. O''Shea.7 Designate Aug. 7, 2003, as National Purple Heart Recognition Day. 8 Support goals and ideals of National Purple Heart Recognition Day. 9 Honor life and legacy of Alexander Hamilton on the bicentennial of his death.10 Congratulate Syracuse Univ. Orange Men''s Lacrosse Team on winning the championship. 11 Congratulate Moyne College Dolphins Men''s Lacrosse Team on winning the championship. 12 Establish 225th Anniversary of the American Revolution Commemorative Program.13 Name post office after Sergeant Riayan A. Tejeda. 14 Honor Shirley Chisholm for her service to the nation. 15 Honor John J. Downing, Brian Fahey, and Harry Ford, firefighters who lost their lives on duty. Only five of Clinton''s bills are, more substantive. 16 Extend period of unemployment assistance to victims of 9/11. 17 Pay for city projects in response to 9/11 18 Assist landmine victims in other countries.19 Assist family caregivers in accessing affordable respite care.20 Designate part of the National Forest System in Puerto Rico as protected.
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- Lucy In Bedford, I have "looked at the facts" and I''m ready to make my "informed" choice for Obama.
Obama seeks a different kind of poltics. I really do believe he cares more about us than Hillary, she calculates her choices based on what''s right for her career. She is the wife of a former president as well as a senator, you can''t honestly tell me she didn''t have access to all the right info about Iraq and she still made the wrong choice. She made that choice based not on what is in our best interest, but based on what would make her look strong on national security. I don''t want another president who is going to tell us all what we want to hear, I want a president who will tell us what we need to hear, and then do the things that need to be done. I suggest that it is you who needs to to better informed, not the supporters of the most qualified and deserved candidate in the past 40 years. - Reply to this comment
- "even my six year old" pretty clear analogy. democracy not dynasty.
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- The situation concerning Florida, Michigan, and the super delegates could cause the defeat of the Democratic Party in the general election if either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama do not receive enough delegates to clinch the nomination . Would changing the rules at the end of the game by including Florida and Michigan delegates to sway the results be fair or would it cause a rebellion ?
John McCain is not so conservative that moderate independents and angry Democrats would not change their minds and vote for him if they felt like they were being cheated . Florida and Michigan were excluded for breaking the rules and the candidates agreed not to campaign in those states . If the Democratic Committee breaks their own rules now by counting them in then maybe they should be excluded by eliminating the super delegate count .
If Howard Dean, chairman of the party, decides to include Florida and Michigan then maybe he should count the uncommitted votes in Michigan as Obama votes and exclude all of the super delegates then adjust the nominating delegate count accordingly and let the leading candidate win . That would be more of a truly democratic process . This is America after all and the people should decide who their president should be and not by a handful of politicians and elitist .
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- I will not address any comments stated by Lucy as it is clear that she is obviously having a really bad day. "She''s feeling down"
The fact of the matter is Hillary%u2019s campaign is failing (firing people, continuing to change herself, crying in public in Illinois when she was stressed, playing the race card using Bill Clinton) so what does she do start attacking and bringing this entire campaign in the mud. Anytime you play the race card it creates division and is cowardly. Obama must defend himself in general on issues raised by Clinton(s) otherwise he will get attacked for that as well. If her management of her campaign is any indication of her presidency then we all have an answer - NO to Hillary! If her time in the White House with all the scandals and lies (Don%u2019t forget Vince Foster. Look this up- Her current campaign manager Maggie Williams was involved) is an indication of her character and the fact that she cannot control Bill Clinton. No to Hillary! Why can%u2019t she represent herself in attacks like every other candidate. No, she has to get Bill involved. Can she actually led on her own? She can%u2019t effectively control Bill or her campaign. NO to Hillary! Remember White Water!
http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1996/news/9608/27/whitewater/index.shtml
http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1996/news/9608/27/whitewater/index.shtml
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- She''s a feelin'' mighty looow, Clinton that is.
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- LucyinBuford- We have in fact been looking at all the facts and let me tell you the facts can get ugly when it comes to Hillary. I think if more did look at all the facts, Hillary wouldnt receive a single sane vote. Is it possible you just cant handle the thought of black president? Stop being so small!
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- Administrator: Please remove the comments by LucyinBuford and remco82 -- they are racist and sexist, respectively, generally offensive, and add nothing to the dialogue. I''m sure neither Senator Obama nor Senator Clinton would appreciate such unfortunate postings in misguided attempts at supporting their candidacies. Thank you.
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