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- Such ignorance here. First of all Obama does not control any money that may or may not go to Hillary (unless he personnally contributes up to the $2300 maximum). And many of Obama''s big donors (yes, he has big donors despite the deception that is being thrown about)and small donors will decide for themselves whether or not to contribute to Hillary. That is their personal choice. Just like it''s the choice of those Obama supporters who do not want to contribute.
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- I pride myself on trying to be the alter ego to b-easy (who was also toldyouso21). I won''t say she is my role model, but I will say she has influenced my thoughts.
Posted by toldyouso12 at 09:54 AM : Jun 25, 2008
LOL. I spotted you as either b-easy or a b-easy clone from the very first message I read. Nasty, vindictive, arrogant, repetitive, full of yourself, hateful. Intelligent? Not so much.
What''s the matter, can''t you think for yourself? Your style is so much like b-easy''s that you should be embarrassed and ashamed. Try thinking for yourself for a change. - Reply to this comment
- Addendum:
LOL--I''''m known for being so intelligent? Actually, on other boards and probably here, intelligence is not what I am known for--I''m more known for being rather nasty--and not taking a lot of craaaap and I take no small measure of pride in that. the other remark of "I am known for being so intelligent" should have had several ?????? behind it. LOL-- - Reply to this comment
- Sorry but Hillary should be telling this jerk to screw himself!
Posted by RowdyWicca at 09:54 AM : Jun 25, 2008
You miss the point--Hillary needs the money--so like every other political w-***, she is willing to get in bed with and do anything to get it--HRC supporters failed to understand the game. It never was about them or her helping anyone except herself. Now that one gambit has dried up--she is left playing this hand--and play it she will--right down to smiling and trying to talk up the man who stole her glory--but the fact is, Obama supporters don''t want to bail her out--let her supporters do that--by hook or by crook--its never stopped Hillary and Bill before. Pony up your 2.00 and help your girl out. LOL - Reply to this comment
- Of 17 pro-Obama/anti-Hillary posts, 13 contained name calling against either Hillary or her supporters or both.
And then Obama supporters wonder why Hillary supporters are hesitant to support Obama. All I can say to Obama and his supporters, is "good luck" winning in November without the 18 million Hillary supporters. All the money in the world will not win the election for Obama without a large portion of these 18 million votes. You''''ll see.
Finally, has anyone ever wondered about the quality of the Obama supporters who can not make an argument for their candidate without resorting to juvenile name calling.
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Posted by michael0004 at 09:30 AM : Jun 25, 2008
Sir, I respectfully suggest that you practice what you preach. Of the 7 anti-Obama posts on this site, 1 suggests sexual activity and 6 contain name-calling against Obama or his supporters or both--including your post. I am appalled at the name-calling and level of discourse prevalent on these boards but I do try to practice what I preach. (Guess that makes me a liberal!) - Reply to this comment
- Hildebeast hasn''''''''t even come out and campaigned with Barack yet..."
"...Billary blah blah..."
Posted by SamTheTVCat at 02:46 AM : Jun 25, 2008
Sorry but Hillary should be telling this jerk to screw himself! - Reply to this comment
- Posted by toldyouso12 at 09:22 AM : Jun 25, 2008
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Won''''t be donating to either, don''''t support either one. And cryhavoc is taken from Shakespeare''''s (as you should know, as well educated as a mutual friend tells me you are) line, "Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war" and it is meant in a sarcastic manner, as in to express my disgust for violence and hatred.
Posted by cryhavoc2 at 09:46 AM : Jun 25, 2008
LOL--I''m known for being so intelligent--I pride myself on trying to be the alter ego to b-easy (who was also toldyouso21). I won''t say she is my role model, but I will say she has influenced my thoughts--I followed her here from the yahoo and huffington post boards--we both raised a lot of hell against the neo cons back in the early days of the war--now that she is taking a hiatus--I''m trying to do my best to fit in--but my temper often gets the best of me. LOL - Reply to this comment
- And I''''m not crying about anything just having a conversation like many on this board, despite the blatant whining of the rest.
Posted by cryhavoc2 at 09:48 AM : Jun 25, 2008
You know--I owe you an apology--I am sorry I was so quick to judge you and take a cheap shot at you--after I read other of your posts, it struck me that you were trying to be very candid and fair and was at least willing to dialog. After so many months, many of us are just so tired of the whining and the finger pointing and the threats, that we are in attack mode and "*** the consequences" But there is no reason to blast those who are at least trying to see both sides--and so--I am sorry for making fun of your moniker. :) - Reply to this comment
- When was the last time these two were working as Senators?
Posted by fstop100 at 09:03 AM : Jun 25, 2008
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She went back to work at the Senate yesterday. Pay attention!
http://www.latimes.com/news/
nationworld/nation/la-na-hillary25-2008j
un25,0,7787465.story
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Posted by cryhavoc2 at 09:37 AM : Jun 25, 2008
And Obama has spent one and half years running for President out of his 3 year Senate carreer. - Reply to this comment
- Hillary ought to rest up and consider running as an independent.
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Posted by cbs4me3 at 08:24 AM : Jun 25, 2008
Hillary CAN''T run as an independent. The rules for presidential candidates specifically state that a candidate that loses their primary is ineligible to run as an independent for that election (Rule II.A.). - Reply to this comment
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