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March 11, 2008 6:17 PM

Just Words? Clinton Camp Uses Obama's To Defuse Race Comments

(CBS)

From CBS News' Ryan Corsaro

PHILADELPHIA – While Barack Obama’s campaign continues to hammer away on Hillary Clinton for comments Geraldine Ferraro made about him, the Clinton camp tried to turn the tables on Obama today. Clinton campaign manager Maggie Williams brought up an interview Obama did in January in an attempt to defuse the situation.

In an e-mail sent to the press, Williams quoted Obama from an appearance on “Meet the Press” where he talked about race and comments from his supporters: “I think that, as Hillary said, our supporters, our staff, get overzealous. They start saying things that I would not say. And it is my responsibility to make sure that we’re setting a clear tone in our campaign, and I take that responsibility very seriously, which is why I spoke yesterday and sent a message in case people were not clear that what we want to do is make sure that we focus on the issues."

Williams added, “We agreed then. We agree today. Supporters from both campaigns will get overzealous.”

Clinton herself told the Associated Press today that Ferraro’s comments were “regrettable.”

The comments made by Ferraro, widely recognized for being the first woman to run for vice president in 1984, were published recently by a California newspaper.

“If Obama was a white man, he would not be in this position," Ferraro told the local newspaper “Daily Breeze.” "And if he was a woman (of any color) he would not be in this position. He happens to be very lucky to be who he is. And the country is caught up in the concept."

The Obama campaign expressed outrage at the comments made by Ferraro, saying that the Clinton surrogate was attempting to drag race into the context of Obama’s popularity in a “divisive” manner.

An immediate connection was also made to the Obama campaign’s dismissal of a top foreign policy advisor, Samantha Power, for calling Clinton a “monster” last week.

Williams ended her email by saying, “Senator Obama’s campaign staff seems to have forgotten his pledge. We have not. And, we reject these false, personal and politically calculated attacks on the eve of a primary.”
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by susaninok March 11, 2008 7:19 PM PDT
Geraldine Ferarro is making the point that the media and public in general are hyper-aware of racism and deaf, dumb and blind to sexism.

Case in point: Can you imagine if someone in the audience at an Obama speech had held up a sign (as was done to Hillary Clinton - iron my shirts) that said "shine my shoes". Or if people were wearing vulgar and derogatory t-shirts about Obama that spoke to his race as they do against Hillary Clinton based on her gender. The world would be outraged and rightfully so.

But when it is done against women it is just accepted and expected. That''s the reality she was referring to.
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by wongtai1 March 11, 2008 7:21 PM PDT
Geraldine Ferraro? Another appalling, tawdry, abominable tactic of the Clinton camp. The double-standards, double-talk, double-entendres, etc. that they indulge in are getting to be truly embarrassing.....They regard it as quite OK for them to personally "sling mud" at Obama, but will not take any personal criticism from the Obama camp. This has to be the MOST arrogant, self-serving, self-righteous, hypocritical, disingenuous Party candidature in living memory....where is the balance?? ANYONE (as I am, in another country) watching from the side-lines would find this utterly distasteful! I thought Hilary was capable of much better things than this. Whether she realizes this or not, her conduct of this campaign will turn a lot of people off her...
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by drgnflyz-2009 March 11, 2008 7:31 PM PDT
This clip will give you the chills:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwLaCb07lAs

Ask yourself, is this the kind of "experience" we need in the White House?! NO THANKS!!
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by poll-woes March 11, 2008 7:45 PM PDT
Hillary Rodham Clinton Campaign supporters complained and had Powers fired from the Obama Campaign just for calling Hillary a ''MONSTER'', which is the truth.
However, as usual, the Hillary camp is allowed to do whatever they want against whomever they chose and get away with it.
The Clintons are very experienced in DIRTY OLD POLITICS AS USUAL. And the Old Politics as usual is Not what the American people want.
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by March 11, 2008 8:08 PM PDT
For the Obama team, right now it''s all about deflecting attention away from their candidate''s connection to the Tony Rezko trial in Chicago underway. Yesterday it was revealed that Obama helped craft legislation establishing a health planning board that Rezko used to steer government contracts his way.

Of course, since Obama campaign manager David Axelrod doubles as the political assignment editor for all the national networks, we''re not hearing a word about that. Ironically, what Geraldine Ferraro said rings true. Obama is a first term senator with no record of accomplishment, yet here he is, a media icon. How did that happen?
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by hotpoet March 11, 2008 8:48 PM PDT
Flip the script: Clinton is only in the position she''s in because she''s a woman--people are caught up in the concept of a female president and her bitterness attracks angry females. If someone said that should they be fired?
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by bigmanal08 March 11, 2008 8:53 PM PDT

TRUTH=HURTS
Somebody finally said out loud what we all know is true.
Give Ferraro a medal for bravery!

susaninok: you are absolutely right. Prejudice against women is the last, remaining acceptable prejudice. WHY DO YOU ALL PUT UP WITH IT???
If women voted as a block as A-A do, you''d have the nomination already---Instead we''re *** around with the most over-rated under qualified presidential candidate in history
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by p_mccarthy March 11, 2008 9:33 PM PDT
It is ironic that Hillary Clinton, a person who''s never been able to say no to Bill, is being offered as the women''s candidate.
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by football589 March 11, 2008 9:35 PM PDT
I''d like to set some people straight. If i recall last week republicans were calling for republicans to vote for HILLARY CLINTON not Barack Obama. Along with that it is because they know Barack is the stronger canadate because polls have shown he beats McCain in a general election she does not. So herfan you might want to recheck your info. cause it was posted all over the place last week that repiblicans asked republicans to vote for hillary not Barack Obama!!!
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by aj4321-2009 March 11, 2008 10:22 PM PDT
Go McCain.
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by machiavelliw March 11, 2008 10:34 PM PDT
Barack Obama is the Diana Ross of politics -- all polish and no substance. Now only if only he and his supporters would take the silliness and ''Stop! In The Name of Love!'' He''s made it this far on white liberal guilt but now it''s time to get back to reality.
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by sostush March 11, 2008 10:37 PM PDT
Ahm factcheck - you need to check your facts buddy. Obama was in the Jr. Senate for 6 yrs. and in the Senate currently for 2 so hello he has 8 years in a senatorial environment. While he has done that he has authored or sponsored 1,088 legislative measures compared to Hillary''s 20 - you talk about Renko? Check out Hillary''s CURRENT court case in Peter Paul vs. Hillary Clinton where she is the defendant for financial scandal AGAIN, and then whoever the ''brilliant'' person is talking about Hillary''s wins - hello Obama has now won 30 contests to her meagre 12. Obama would be a stronger candidate against McCain because he represents something new, he is brilliant - an expert in constitutional law, previous president of the Harvard law review etc. don''t be ignorant ALL this unprecendented voting is a result of Obama and his supporters will not vote for Hillary point blank!
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by sostush March 11, 2008 10:39 PM PDT
Hillary gets away with stuff because she is a woman. When she whines ''media unfair to me'' wah wah they listen - how dumb she is in teh middle of a political whirlwind of her own doing. America let us vote for a President we can be proud of. She has too many ''gates'' watergate and the others ... be real
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by greenfun March 11, 2008 10:55 PM PDT
I can''t believe what she said is such a big deal. We can''t even talk about race in this country. I don''t think Obama and his campaign are helping this country move forwards in terms of race either. It could be an opportunity for discussion or dialogue, but Obama blows it up and uses it against his opponents every time he gets a chance. I think it comes across as negative and people are getting sick of it. African Americans deserve a candidate who really cares about promoting equality.
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by dari253 March 11, 2008 10:58 PM PDT
Ferraro continued on Daily Breeze tonight:
http://www.dailybreeze.com/ci_8533832

"Any time anybody does anything that in any way pulls this campaign down and says let''s address reality and the problems we''re facing in this world, you''re accused of being racist, so you have to shut up," Ferraro said. "Racism works in two different directions. I really think they''re attacking me because I''m white. How''s that?"

Ferraro said she was simply stating an obvious truth, as seen in exit polls that show Obama taking as much as 80 percent of the black vote in the Democratic primaries.

"In all honesty, do you think that if he were a white male, there would be a reason for the black community to get excited for a historic first?" Ferraro said. "Am I pointing out something that doesn''t exist?"

Obama campaign manager David Axelrod called Ferraro''s comments part of an "insidious pattern" of remarks from Clinton supporters that have drawn attention to Obama''s race.

"When you wink and nod at offensive statements, you''re really sending a signal to your supporters that anything goes," Axelrod said, according to ABC News.

Ferraro said the Clinton campaign cannot fire her because she is not an adviser.



So, not only NO apology but an accusation of reverse racism.

The "Silly Season" has now fully slipped into the "SICK Season" - the only thing is it is the Democratic Party, elections for BOTH the White House and both the Senate and Congress that could DIE because of it.


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by barbjc1 March 11, 2008 11:00 PM PDT
For the Obama team, right now it''''s all about deflecting attention away from their candidate''''s connection to the Tony Rezko trial in Chicago underway. Yesterday it was revealed that Obama helped craft legislation establishing a health planning board that Rezko used to steer government contracts his way.

Of course, since Obama campaign manager David Axelrod doubles as the political assignment editor for all the national networks, we''''re not hearing a word about that. Ironically, what Geraldine Ferraro said rings true. Obama is a first term senator with no record of accomplishment, yet here he is, a media icon. How did that happen?
I did not know this, how about the rest of you? I will repeat America wake up.
When 60 minutes interviewed a black woman voter and asked her who she was voting for she said Obama. They asked why, she said because he is black. No racism in this race, yeah right.
Look Hillary Clinton is not perfect, but we already know all the dirt on her and Bill. The media is still trying to beat the same old dead horse.
Why is David Axelrod, the political assignment editor for all the national networks? Someone not connected to any candidates campaign should be doing this. What is wrong with the picture? Setup job, setup job, setup job.
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by alee25 March 11, 2008 11:07 PM PDT
I applaud Ms Ferraro for not being afraid and saying what has to be said. She is in the unique position of having been a VP candidate and can attest to the prejudice that women are subjected to day in and day out. What she is saying is absolutely correct so the media, liberals and the AAs should try to figure out how to make things right for everyone, including women.

We have the press and pro-Obama op-ed columnists writing plain nonsense about the Clinton campaign yet no one is crying gender slander. See the recent inflammatory article in the NYT trying to stir up more racial divide (http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/11/opinion/11patterson.html?hp).

Why is every criticism levied against Obama a racial slander? Obama brought race into his campaign and has benefited from the racial divide he has fanned.

Remember David Axelrod, Obama%u2019s strategist? Interesting to note that David Axelrod was written up back in 1993 as %u201CMedia consultant David Axelrod sells Democratic politicians just like Pepsi sells soft drinks. But don''t blame him if you get one-calorie candidates%u201D (by Donald Sevener).

Now if you buy into this new line from Obama-Axelrod, we will indeed be a nation of one-calorie politicians.
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by barbjc1 March 11, 2008 11:08 PM PDT
Dear Bigmanal08, I have been asking the same question over and over again. We women are the voting majority in this country and a lot of us are giving our vote to a man.
I repeat, how many of you women have lost a job, bonus, promotion to some man, that is younger, less educated and less experienced.
Ladies, it is OUR TIME TO LET OURSELVES BE HEARD.
I wish someone would publish the words to the Helen Reddy song, I AM Woman, maybe some of these so-called free thinking 17-29 years would REALLY THINK. That group of voters that have backed Obama, I swear I am reminded of those nutcases in that movie Independence Day. Where they welcomed the invaders with open arms and Zapped, gone....were the nutcases.
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by barbjc1 March 11, 2008 11:13 PM PDT
Do you know anything about a state legislature? Please do not compare a state senator to a US Senator. That is like apples to oranges.
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by girlinvt-2009 March 12, 2008 12:24 AM PDT
Sostush...As to Clintons Experience well in her first term in office as senator,apointed to 5 differant comittees.in her 1st year apointed to senate arms commitee(STILL ON IT),497 bills sponsored this does not count so sponsored,she is currantly in her second term,all this can be verified on library of congress.As to obama most of the bills your quoting come from his state legislature stint.Since hes been running for president since getting into the senate(us).He was named to the senate affairs commitee and he was named chair of it this is the senate commitee that chooses the path of the coillition forces in Afganistan a country Obama states repeatedly is important,yet he hasnt managed one meeting,and thats in almost 14 months time.If it was as important as he said he should have found at least time for a meeting or two.
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by tastytone March 12, 2008 1:18 AM PDT
Ho.Lee.***.

Let''s all pander to the racists in PA! Kinda like we did with the "muslim" thing in Ohio, but without turbans. (Hillary: "Geraldine''s not an ancient racist...as far as I know".)

I miss "Jive-Talking Hillary" pandering for the "black" vote from way back--she was more fun than "Get to the back of the bus-Hillary" pandering to the pasty low life white racists.

My God, she''s like a chickenhead crack addict...she''ll do anything for votes.
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by flreason March 12, 2008 2:16 AM PDT
There is a big difference between the Obama campaign and Hillary''s. When one of his advisors made a statement that was considered over the top, she resigned. Not only did Ferraro not resign, the Clinton campaign made only a half-hearted show of objecting to her statement. Clearly she has Hillary''s blessing as her surrogate.

I have now lost all respect for Hillary Clinton. She seems to think she is entitled to the Presidency. As such, she also feels entitled to do or say anything to accomplish that end, without any repercussions. We''ve already suffered through nearly eight years of that kind of self-centered arrogance. The U.S. cannot afford another petty tyrant as President.
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by flreason March 12, 2008 2:34 AM PDT
I''m having a hard time believing that the equality that I worked for in the 60s and 70s (civil rights and equal rights for women) has produced women who can somehow justify racist rhetoric. We are all diminished when we allow this kind of trash talk to go unchallenged, much less to try to justify it. No amount of past prejudice can justify using the same tactics on others that were historically used to demean us. Hillary Clinton''s campaign seems to have degenerated into a stereotype of the charges that used to be leveled at feminists. This Democratic campaign should be a civil discourse, not character assassination and half-truths. Equality shouldn''t mean adopting the worst tactics of our past oppressors.
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by fjstratford March 12, 2008 3:11 AM PDT
Enough already! Obama seems to cry racist everytime he wants to get out of a tight situation. Like now - he has to prove that he will follow through on Iraq after Power said that he wouldnt; he has to prove that he means well with the NAFTA issue; plus the Rezko trial and Nadhmi Auchi issue is unfolding.

He is using racism to divert people''s attention from his lies on NAFTA, Iraq, Rezko.

Sadly, Democrats accomodate him every time... no exceptions. And then those he maligns get stuck with a charge that is false but takes time to defend.

Enough!

If Obama keeps this up, half the Democratic Party will be accused as "racists" before the primary ends. See here:

Obama used "racism" when people raised his cocaine use. Obama raised "racism" if we say his middle name. Now he says its racism if we mention that "90% of the black votes - the same race as him? Is Obama going to control our words, our thoughts and our actions by threatening "racism" on the whole country?

Ridiculous.

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by fjstratford March 12, 2008 3:11 AM PDT
Enough already! Obama seems to cry racist everytime he wants to get out of a tight situation. Like now - he has to prove that he will follow through on Iraq after Power said that he wouldnt; he has to prove that he means well with the NAFTA issue; plus the Rezko trial and Nadhmi Auchi issue is unfolding.

He is using racism to divert people''s attention from his lies on NAFTA, Iraq, Rezko.

Sadly, Democrats accomodate him every time... no exceptions. And then those he maligns get stuck with a charge that is false but takes time to defend.

Enough!

If Obama keeps this up, half the Democratic Party will be accused as "racists" before the primary ends. See here:

Obama used "racism" when people raised his cocaine use. Obama raised "racism" if we say his middle name. Now he says its racism if we mention that "90% of the black votes - the same race as him? Is Obama going to control our words, our thoughts and our actions by threatening "racism" on the whole country?

Ridiculous.

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by lordmi March 12, 2008 4:42 AM PDT
That is because Clintons ARE in Dirt. And this is their direction to lead.
Do You believe she will bring jobs?
She is FOR POWER for her, and promises - they are for You, if You will believe, not thiking. When You will understand - it all from Dirt for Dirt by Dirt.

we all are the dirt for her to step on.

So clear.
Open Your eyes and think - it does not hurt.
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by zzfaraday March 12, 2008 5:14 AM PDT
Ferraro is only pointing out the obvious that plenty of people have said. Obama is just doing an eye for an eye over the Power incident. I recall that it was ok for some woman distorting Clinton''s message to be to vote for her because she''s a woman. Now someone says that people vote for Obama because he''s a black man, all of a sudden that''s racist. Oh, please! That''s nothing but fact, get over it!
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by thecrown4u March 12, 2008 5:32 AM PDT
You have to give it to Hillary, I didn''t think she knew what a kitchen sink was, let alone how to throw one. America loves to hate the "race card," after all, blacks and half blacks always use it as an excuse for receiving unfair reverse discrimination advantages. You see it all the time in the affirmative action hires which blacks get in such huge numbers that it displaces millions of better qualified whites.

I find it hard to believe that white America hasn''t caught on to this unfair advantage before. Look at the Gulf coast and how those blacks have gotten such preferential treatment since Katrina. Geraldine Ferraro has a right to be mad that this uppity young black man has the temerity to think he has earned the right to be the President of the most powerful nation in the world.

Just who the devil does he think he is? I''m sick and tired of welfare queens and pimps intruding on the workings of things which they clearly don''t understand. Stand up for White Women Geraldine! You go girl! Hillary, you should have been president before that no account husband of yours anyway. Right???
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by awenshok March 12, 2008 9:01 AM PDT
So, what''s more fun...watching femino-racists duke it out on the left or faith-based righties shun people of color?
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by ngrimes1 March 12, 2008 9:08 AM PDT
I am an Black American I happen to agree with Geraldine Ferraro. I think Black American is voting for Barack just because of his race. He is not qualified for the position and if he wins the nomination for the first time in my life I will not be voting democratic. Nikita Grimes Columbus, ohio
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by stephameme March 12, 2008 9:40 AM PDT
I agree with the comment made from Ferraro. People just don''t like to hear the truth & when it comes out they look for an out. She hit the nail on the head. I am a Black Woman & I know what she said is true as does Obama & Hillary (but she''s smart enough not to say it). Hillary wouldn''t have as many votes if she was a man, but because there are so many women who would just love to have a "Woman President" then she has the votes. Also Obama has the same advantage he''s representing the black race. There are people thatwill vote for him just because he''s black. I have heard it myself as well as women say they''re voting for Hillary because she''s a woman. This is not any different if the candidates were from states that have never had an Presidential candidate & they were all men. Most likely the people from that state will vote for that representative because he is a first from their hometown state. So they all need to accept their advantages & disadvantages & accept them for what they are. This is why I have not voted early because I was going for Obama but after the statement he made today he''s slowly loosing me comment after comment. He could have easily said "Yes, I may have received some votes because of the color of my skin but I would hope the majority of my votes are for ME & what I represent" and like Ferraro said they both should be happy for who they are. But I would like to see them both in office. Now that would be a first....
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by mattcat25 March 12, 2008 9:43 AM PDT
Some day, (maybe real soon) we won%u2019t look at someone being a woman, black, hispanic, asian, jewish, or handicapped as president. We shall only refer to them as %u201CPresident%u201D.
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by rowdytexan2 March 12, 2008 9:43 AM PDT
Posted by fjstratford at 03:11 AM : Mar 12, 2008

Well said!
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by thecrown4u March 12, 2008 11:17 AM PDT
Thank God for all those black folks in Vermont and Wisconsin. Obama wouldn''t be where he is now without you.

Geraldine, yo buddy is getting her butt kicked. I understand that it''s hard for you to accept. After all, an uppity scrawny black man ought to stay in his place. After all, Hillary wouldn''t be in the position she''s in if it wasn''t for her husband''s rather tattered coattails.

The worst part is that the black voters were not even supporting Barack until caucasians lifted him up on their shoulders.

And just because you say your not racist is no reason to accept that notion as fact. Particularly when your actions stand in such stark contrast to your words. Your not racist, black folks just need to know what place they belong in.
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by socrates392 March 12, 2008 12:03 PM PDT
Hillary is only where she is today because she''s Bill''s wife! How do you like dem apples Hillary supporters?!

I''m not sexist. In fact, if you think I''m sexist, then you yourself are sexist! Does this idiotic line of reasoning sound familiar?

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by sandershowar March 12, 2008 12:11 PM PDT
To all the Black women, I am a white woman and I am disappointed. To say that it is true that Obama is only here because of his race and if he were white is so untrue. Do you even study the candidates track records? Barack has more legislative experience than his opponent. He is brilliant in that he has electrified the electorate and brought many Republicans, Independents, and Democrats together on some common ground - something his opponent has yet to achieve.
During the first-8-eight years of his elected service he sponsored over 820 bills,introduced 233 regarding healthcare reform,125 on poverty and public assistance,112 crime fighting bills,97 economic bills,60 human rights and anti-discrimination bills, 21 ethics reform bills,15 gun control, 6 veterans affairs and many others his first year in the U.S. Senate, he authored 152 bills and co-sponsored another 427. These included **the Coburn-Obama Government Transparency Act of 2006 - became law, **The Lugar-Obama Nuclear Non-proliferation and Conventional Weapons Threat Reduction Act, - became law, **The Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act, passed the Senate, **The 2007 Government Ethics Bill, - became law, **The Protection Against Excessive Executive Compensation Bill, In committee, and many more. In all, since entering the U.S. Senate, Senator Obama has written 890 bills and co-sponsored another 1096.An impressive record.He''s not just a talker. He''s a doer.
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by smashwl7 March 12, 2008 12:11 PM PDT
Hillary is only wining some states because she is a White Woman she would not be even be in this race if she was a White Man. Geraldine Ferraro is A FEMALE CHAUVINIST, RACIST PIG that is a disgrace to the good woman of America

"Chauvinist" means someone who assertively maintains that his or her kind -- usually people of the same *** or nationality they think they are superior; "chauvinism" refers to an extreme and bigoted form of patriotism.
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by smashwl7 March 12, 2008 12:14 PM PDT
There are only 20 Black people in Utah and I am one of them. He won with over 20% of the vote.
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by laurenbrillante March 12, 2008 12:23 PM PDT
First of all Ferraro is not just another ''supporter''. She is an official memeber of Hillary''s campaign. In her do anything to win strategy I have to believe that she knows exactly what she is doing with these racial remarks and they may have helped her in Mississipi which is sad but now she is read to play the Pennsylvania crowd but I think she let''s them stand as long as they help her get more votes. She''ll take em any way she can get them.
I am so sickened that to women with so much power and influence are wielding it in such ugly, horrible ways. This is not feminine power. I do not consider them good examples of women in power. I am glad my daughter can see right through all of this.
And by the way. I am a 44 yr old, educated, white, single mother, small business owner in Colorado and I wrote to Senator Obama and asked him to run for president. The first time I saw him and heard him speak I sincerely wished he was our president. He was not running at the time. He is a brilliant man of integrity. His race had nothing to do with. I just wanted this man to be our president. I could tell our country would be in excellent hands with his leadership. So there''s a fact for you Geraldine.
I hope that my wish comes true!
OBAMA/EDWARDS ''08
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by buddhabman March 12, 2008 3:43 PM PDT
I for one do not think Geraldine Ferraro is a racist. Her comments were maybe not intentionally racist but they were certainly insensitive to the nature of character or message over Race and Gender.

Now this hyper-sensitivity is what you get as a result of going negative in a campaign. The Clinton campaign started down this road so now they have to deal with the mess.

If the Clinton camp can call for Samantha Power to resign for her unfortunate comments then the Obama campaign has every right to expect the same.

Excellent Take here -

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rj-eskow/geraldine-ferraros-ugly-_b_91075.html
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by missglo March 12, 2008 6:32 PM PDT
E-mail sent to the Press? This is something that the Clinton Camp has been doing all along. Spreading wicked gossip.
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