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April 23, 2008 - 6:38pm.
by Maggie Van Ostrand On this morning's Today Show, Hillary Clinton bragged about winning Philadelphia over Barack Obama by a double digit ten per cent. Except it wasn't ten per cent, it was 9.4. Close Hillary, but no cigar (no Monica pun intended). On one of her Indiana stump speeches Wednesday, she boasted "I won the popular vote in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida and Michigan." Except she was the only name on the ballot in Michigan. What makes Hillary Clinton fans think she'd be any better as president than that whack job we have now? Dancing in Africa in front of people all wearing sarongs with his picture imprinted on them (doubtless paid for by U.S. taxpayers)? What's that about? Is there a Kinko's in Kenya? To go from a spoiled rich nutbag Republican who invaded Iraq to a spoiled rich nutbag Democrat who says she'll bomb Iran, is hardly an improvement. We have a chance to vote for a man with a touch of nobility, a gift to unite, and a tolerance to talk with enemies. Let's not blow it.  Technorati Tags:
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Eloquently put! Not that it
Submitted by old_curmudgeon on April 24, 2008 - 10:12am.Eloquently put! Not that it matters a twit, but I agree.
Sore losers
Submitted by Jenifer D. on April 24, 2008 - 10:30am.Sore losers
and even worse winners are what politics is about. Billary refuses to lose and it'll embellish on its 'lead' until it does win. Whack job doesn't even begin to decribe what Obama is up against! Lying about everything is on the agenda, so, who can we as voters trust? Billary is an arrogant braggart and its penis-wielding alter-ego eggs it on. I can't imagine what it must have been like growing up in that family!
This is the one and only
Submitted by knockknock on April 24, 2008 - 4:14pm.This is the one and only time I've repeated negative gossip. What do you expect? Hillary brings out the worst in everyone.
It's only gossip, but ... someone whose mother was principal of Chelsea's elementary school (allegedly) said that one day, Chelsea was taken ill, brought to the principal's office and told that they were phoning her mother to come get her. "No, no, not my mother!" cried Chelsea. "Call my father, not my mother!"
Since women are generally too smart to be taken in by a lying member of their own sex, maybe the women who back her are the Revenge Vote -- they were dumped, or beaten up, or unable to get child support. But ladies, don't make all of us pay by voting for Hillary because you got stuck with a rotten man.
I am not a Hillary voter but
Submitted by pollchecker on April 24, 2008 - 4:29pm.I am not a Hillary voter but when I was that age I would rather have had them call my father too. My mother was a lot stricter and not as easy to manipulate. Plus it would be a lot harder to get hold of my father than my mother and maybe it would get put off. Just a thought. (wink)