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02-06-2008, 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Doll Elbows Thank you. | You're welcome | 
02-06-2008, 07:30 PM
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| | | Damn, New Mexico is still too close to call for the dems. | 
02-06-2008, 08:43 PM
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| | Yep the vote was really close last night.  | 
02-06-2008, 10:18 PM
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| | So why doesn't Hillary and Bill want her papers released if she is using her First Lady status as experience?? Hillary's Secret White House Papers | Newsweek National News | Newsweek.com
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02-06-2008, 10:23 PM
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__________________ "How wrong it is for a woman to expect the man to build the world she wants, rather than to create it herself."
"I postpone death by living, by suffering, by error, by risking, by giving, by losing."
"I will not be just a tourist in the world of images, just watching images passing by which I cannot live in, make love to, possess as permanent sources of joy and ecstasy. " -from the goddess that is Anaïs Nin | 
02-06-2008, 10:29 PM
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| | | Hillary out of money, uses personal fortune like Romney Another key thing ... Hillary is outta money, she's doing the Romney, and using her own personal fortune. Though I dunno how it works, when they 'loan' money ... how do they get it back, and who pays them?
It's an 'investment' she says ... interesting ...
What happened was she expected to win already. That's how she planned it. And now she's outta cash.
Another key thing. Hillary built her campaign on donors had to pay the max $2300 (ya, she represents the people, just not you people). 70 percent of Hillary's donations were the max. Meanwhile Obama there was 2 percent that were the max. Thing is, he raised $32 million in Jan, and $11 mill for Clinton. 411mania.com: Politics - The Money War Between Obama & Clinton -- Why It Matters | 
02-06-2008, 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by vegyrex . Its not just Coulter. Rush Limbaugh, Former House Speaker Dennis Haster, Laura Ingraham and conservative bloggers are questioning McCain's conservative credentials. | Add Glen Beck to the anti McCain chorus. He was just on with Anderson Cooper.
"I as a conservative will not pull the lever for John McCain. The guy has betrayed us over and over."
And yes, Beck would rather vote for Hillary Clinton than John McCain.  | 
02-07-2008, 04:57 AM
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| | fen99us, I explained previously my person reasons for supporting Hillary. Can I ask why you hate her so much? I mean it seems you post every link and video that is slightly critical of her, I just wondered why she is the  in your eyes? (I'm not being argumentative, I'm actually intrigued).
I was thinking about lobbyists, and again I must admit being British I might not understand your system so well, but what (other than Obama's rhetoric) makes you think he will banish lobbyists from Washington? Isn't that going to be almost near impossible, especially at a time of economic uncertainty? | 
02-07-2008, 06:15 AM
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| | | Am I right in thinking that, seems America has a population of 300 million people, that Obama getting 7 million votes is a MASSIVE turnout?
Are turn-outs particularly high this primary? | 
02-07-2008, 06:28 AM
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| | | I hope Hillary wins! Over here in good ole England, we r enthralled by whats going on! I don't like Obama... yet another politician playing the 'rock-star' card and playing on the whole thing to do with change. He's a fuckin' man.. he'll screw it up. Hillary has a sound plan for the US' future and is the only one to save their economy and will be the only one to make a decent strategy to bring the troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan. So when u american guys go vote in the next stages don;t just think about who u want to rule ur country... ur decision has a knock on effect around the world and personally, i dont want some hot-shot waltzing in to ur government, taking it over and learning on the job like some modern apprenticeship! Experience beats facade so vote for Hillary! | 
02-07-2008, 07:25 AM
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| | | I don't get the people who are always "experience comes first". Bush is the most experienced President there's ever been. He was born into it.
Barack will win, and will do great things for America and the rest of the world, along with a very strong team of experienced people behind him. Clinton won't make a good leader, end of. | 
02-07-2008, 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by ava__adore fen99us, I explained previously my person reasons for supporting Hillary. Can I ask why you hate her so much? I mean it seems you post every link and video that is slightly critical of her, I just wondered why she is the  in your eyes? (I'm not being argumentative, I'm actually intrigued).
I was thinking about lobbyists, and again I must admit being British I might not understand your system so well, but what (other than Obama's rhetoric) makes you think he will banish lobbyists from Washington? Isn't that going to be almost near impossible, especially at a time of economic uncertainty? | I think I was pretty clear in this thread and the previous Clinton thread on why I didn't like her. She's on my radar because her husband was on my radar. The more I read, the more I don't like.
Do I think Obama can banish lobbyists completely? I have no idea since I don't recall anyone ever trying. I do think that someone who refuses lobbyist support has a better chance than someone that thrives on it.
The basics about the Clintons that I do not like is that there is a history of them appearing to be for a good cause or care about people and then the second it looks like it may hurt their political career, suddenly they no longer care (I think black people were the most recent victims to come to light). Their ways have become more publicly apparent from Hillary's campaign alone. Not to mention the countless incidents of conflict of interest. Or the fact that people harp on about her "helping children" but don't talk about her serving on corporate boards. As if most of her 35 years of "experience" was about helping people. To top it off, it looks like Obama has done more for people, and stuck to the core of his beliefs in his "short" career than she has in her life time. I am sick of people quoting the woman from her youth about what she has done or will do or wants to do. Many of us have said that kind of shit when we were young and optimistic. Does everyone believe she stuck by that in her 35 year career? She's all talk and no fucking action, just like her husband. Read all the links I posted to see why I don't like her.
Edit, actually you can save yourself the trouble of reading all the links I posted and read this entire list: Quote:
Originally Posted by dirtyplotte |
__________________ "How wrong it is for a woman to expect the man to build the world she wants, rather than to create it herself."
"I postpone death by living, by suffering, by error, by risking, by giving, by losing."
"I will not be just a tourist in the world of images, just watching images passing by which I cannot live in, make love to, possess as permanent sources of joy and ecstasy. " -from the goddess that is Anaïs Nin
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02-07-2008, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Doll Elbows I don't get the people who are always "experience comes first". Bush is the most experienced President there's ever been. He was born into it. | Without getting into how much ‘experience’ means and how it should be obtained, the current President was a grown man when his own father became president. He was already grown when his dad was Regan’s vice-president. Poppy Bush is also, I think, the only elected president of my lifetime who hadn’t previously been a governor.
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02-07-2008, 10:04 AM
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| | Oh ok, I just wondered if you had some specific personal reason that is all. I mean, I don't like a lot of what I hear McCain stands for, but I don't hold the same level of... disregard?.. for him that you seem to for her. You're obviously entitled to this, I just wondered if you'd worked for her and seen something the rest of us hadn't or something. I read the list you posted previously, and I was impressed (though it's clearly a pro Obama site). I'm not anti-Obama, I'm just pro-Hillary. And I found the media circus and Obama's playing to it seemed to lack sincerity.
I don't think Hillary has much chance though, and I haven't realistically from the start. I saw a speech by the American pollster Bob Worcester (who founded MORI) over a year ago, and he made that clear too. This is more true now with the huge championing of Obama. Quote:
Originally Posted by fen99us I think I was pretty clear in this thread and the previous Clinton thread on why I didn't like her. She's on my radar because her husband was on my radar. The more I read, the more I don't like.
Do I think Obama can banish lobbyists completely? I have no idea since I don't recall anyone ever trying. I do think that someone who refuses lobbyist support has a better chance than someone that thrives on it.
The basics about the Clintons that I do not like is that there is a history of them appearing to be for a good cause or care about people and then the second it looks like it may hurt their political career, suddenly they no longer care (I think black people were the most recent victims to come to light). Their ways have become more publicly apparent from Hillary's campaign alone. Not to mention the countless incidents of conflict of interest. Or the fact that people harp on about her "helping children" but don't talk about her serving on corporate boards. As if most of her 35 years of "experience" was about helping people. To top it off, it looks like Obama has done more for people, and stuck to the core of his beliefs in his "short" career than she has in her life time. I am sick of people quoting the woman from her youth about what she has done or will do or wants to do. Many of us have said that kind of shit when we were young and optimistic. Does everyone believe she stuck by that in her 35 year career? She's all talk and no fucking action, just like her husband. Read all the links I posted to see why I don't like her.
Edit, actually you can save yourself the trouble of reading all the links I posted and read this entire list: | | 
02-07-2008, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by ava__adore Oh ok, I just wondered if you had some specific personal reason that is all. I mean, I don't like a lot of what I hear McCain stands for, but I don't hold the same level of... disregard?.. for him that you seem to for her. You're obviously entitled to this, I just wondered if you'd worked for her and seen something the rest of us hadn't or something. I read the list you posted previously, and I was impressed (though it's clearly a pro Obama site). I'm not anti-Obama, I'm just pro-Hillary. And I found the media circus and Obama's playing to it seemed to lack sincerity.
I don't think Hillary has much chance though, and I haven't realistically from the start. I saw a speech by the American pollster Bob Worcester (who founded MORI) over a year ago, and he made that clear too. This is more true now with the huge championing of Obama. | Well McCain is a Republican, something I have never been. I don't pay as much attention to him because I don't expect him to do anything for me. However, the Clintons always claimed they would do something for me. I looked to them to live to their word as representatives and leaders of my party. They failed. I don't think you need a personal connection to an elected official beyond paying their salary with your tax dollars. I find that the Clintons lack integrity and its intolerable. Yes, all politicians lie, but the extent that this couple has lied is astounding. The fact that they have done things that are more Republican than Democrat is utterly disturbing. The fact that she is taking money from the people she claims to be fighting is worrying. She can not be trusted, to put it simply.
People can claim all they want that Obama may do the same, and he may, but I'm willing to give him a chance. Hillary had a chance under the original Clinton administration. She can't argue one minute that she is different from her husband while in the same breathe argue her experience from his presidency. Essentially, what she's saying is, "I've already been there." Well, if that's the case, the Constitution says that you can not go back.
If I could trust that Hillary would live up to her word, I would have little issue with supporting her (tho she scares me on foreign policy). But she has not proven that she will live up to her word. And the shit her husband did while in office, which she supported, makes me feel she will do the same once elected. All words, no action. The only action is protecting the Clintons. I don't elect people to public office to only protect their own family; I elect them to protect MINE.
By the way, if that site is pro-Obama, so what? Read the whole list and click on the links which prove what they are saying. Being pro-anyone is irrelevant if what is stated is factual. She flip flops countless times. She opening says one thing to the public and says another privately. Anything to win a vote. That is utterly disgusting.
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"I postpone death by living, by suffering, by error, by risking, by giving, by losing."
"I will not be just a tourist in the world of images, just watching images passing by which I cannot live in, make love to, possess as permanent sources of joy and ecstasy. " -from the goddess that is Anaïs Nin | 
02-07-2008, 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Doll Elbows Am I right in thinking that, seems America has a population of 300 million people, that Obama getting 7 million votes is a MASSIVE turnout?
Are turn-outs particularly high this primary? | Nearly 15 million voted democrat, and another 8 million voted republican.
I think for the democrats its a record. | 
02-07-2008, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Doll Elbows I don't get the people who are always "experience comes first". Bush is the most experienced President there's ever been. He was born into it. | Oh. Quote: |
Barack will win, and will do great things for America and the rest of the world
| Yes he will.
In 2016  | 
02-07-2008, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by AshMcAuliffe I hope Hillary wins! Over here in good ole England, we r enthralled by whats going on! I don't like Obama... yet another politician playing the 'rock-star' card and playing on the whole thing to do with change. He's a fuckin' man.. he'll screw it up. Hillary has a sound plan for the US' future and is the only one to save their economy and will be the only one to make a decent strategy to bring the troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan. So when u american guys go vote in the next stages don;t just think about who u want to rule ur country... ur decision has a knock on effect around the world and personally, i dont want some hot-shot waltzing in to ur government, taking it over and learning on the job like some modern apprenticeship! Experience beats facade so vote for Hillary! | I think you're right about the rockstar card... and truly, I'm one of the many Americans charmed by him, and at some points, rootin | |