Comments on: Bill Resurrects Hillary’s Bosnia Blunder

[truth-hurts]

STORY OF THE YEAR

G.E. stocks fell 11% early this morning, and here''s why.

G.E. owns NBC & MSNBC as well as several other media outlets. G.E. is heavily invested in Excelon who is building or about to build dozens of Nuclear Power Plants in this country.

Excelon has been one of Obama''s largest contributors since the beginning of Obama''s political career.

Yesterday, the NAACP, the largest and oldest Black organization in America, announced that Rev. Jeremiah Wright was to be their keynote speaker at their largest fundraiser of the year.

This endorsement of Whight will be percieved as the nationwide Black acceptance of Wrights redical anti-White America thing.

Obama is a 20 year member and large contributor of Wright''s Church and has even referred to Wright as his Uncle.

The chance of Obama winning the nomination now is almost impossible.

Implementing Nuclear Power Plants throughout America is very unlikly.

Excelon loses Billions.

General Electric has already lost Billions

Obama''s campaign is all but over.



as a side note; Hillary is opposed to the use of Nuclear Energy and her Energy Plan does not have any Nuclear Energy in it.

[indep4obama]

Greenfun.... I suppose it completely doesn''t matter to you, and other Clinton supporters, that she completely lied about what happen there... she totally lacks in character and has no credibility...

So let''s just ignore this didn''t happen...

[indep4obama]

The Clinton''s have become the laughing stock of this political campaign... They are their own worst enemy... They don''t need any help from the "bias media"... How could any superdelegate support her campaign...

It must be either through blackmail or they truly like gambling their political futures away...

To: Superdelegates supporting Sen. Clinton, you better carry a life-perserver with you, because her ship is sinking fast...

[greenfun]

From the Associated Press
Former Army Secretary Togo West, who accompanied Clinton to Bosnia, said he was not surprised "that there could be confusion" when someone who has taken a number of trips tries to recall details of a particular trip 12 years earlier.

"The important thing is that she was there. Our soldiers saw she was there and heard her and knew that our country cared about them and what they were doing," West told the AP during a telephone interview.