Dorvillian on February 13, 2008 at 3:52 PM

Agreed

I read somewhere this morning (looking for link) where an “anonymous” Clinton staffer was quoted as saying they had some statements Barak made while in the Illinois legislature that were “radical” in their leftism. Radical, it seems, to the point it will shock the electorate.
BacaDog on February 13, 2008 at 12:34 PM

Are you kidding? There’s tons of crap out there that’s being buried about Obama. Hell, I’m sure no one’s ever done a poll, but at least 90% of the voters don’t even know that Barak Obama’s middle name is HUSSEIN for crying out loud.

Seriously. And the guy’s last name also just happens to rhyme with “Osama.” It’s like having a WW2 Presidential candidate named “Hitler Shmussolini.” Newsflash: that sort of thing doesn’t happen without a reason.

Obama was put in place solely as a straw-man; to make it look like Hillary had a real opponent just so the media would have a hook to run stories about her campaign 24/7.

Hillary was always ready to pull the plug on Obama’s campaign. But has she waited too long now? Can she still trash him at this point without utterly alienating the black vote?

Please Democrats, use your brains. Anyone but Obama.

Keljeck on February 13, 2008 at 11:39 AM

Democrats have ears as well. Even they can’t stand to listen to the Hill. And they are being smart, Obama has a better chance of winning for them.

Once the nomination is decided it will be time for us to decide if we are opposed to Obama’s ideas enough to rally behind McCain.

A half-hearted effort will not work. We all have to pull together, hold our breath, plug our noses, shut our eyes and push the area of the touch screen that says “McCain”.

It’s the only way.

Has there ever been a bigger case of “what goes around, comes around”? I sure can’t remember one.

Paybacks are a bitch!

watched President Bush use the White House to build up the Republican National Committee.

Really? Huh. I think I missed that part of Bush’s terms in office.

Accidents do happen, I’d stay out of tornado zones too.

Some are DNC members who saw the party committee weakened under the Clintons and watched President Bush use the White House to build up the Republican National Committee.

When, exactly did this happen? The RNC seems to have been run into the ground, especially since 2004. And it’s not like the DNC didn’t raise tons o’ cash during the Clinton days.

Amen. I read somewhere this morning (looking for link) where an “anonymous” Clinton staffer was quoted as saying they had some statements Barak made while in the Illinois legislature that were “radical” in their leftism. Radical, it seems, to the point it will shock the electorate. BacaDog on February 13, 2008 at 12:34 PM

What he said last night about the war constituted aid and comfort to the enemy. If that didn’t cause his supporters to mark their laundry, I’d have a hard time imagining what would.

Honest Abe woulda tossed him into the brig at Fort McHenry for the duration had he said the same things about his (Mr. Lincoln’s) war.

Hillary’s chickens harpies coming home to roost?

There, all fixed.

I listened to a few seconds of her pep rally last night until my spinal cord began to unravel at the shrillness of her voice. pistolero on February 13, 2008 at 11:28 AM

Really. Wymyn Women like Hellary think that they way to gain respect and acceptance in a leadership role is to mimic all the worst qualities of men.

we haven’t seen yet how dirty the Clintons can go on an opponent. Desperate measures for desperate times.

Amen. I read somewhere this morning (looking for link) where an “anonymous” Clinton staffer was quoted as saying they had some statements Barak made while in the Illinois legislature that were “radical” in their leftism. Radical, it seems, to the point it will shock the electorate.

They’re wounded, but not dead. It’s going to get interesting now, and we’ll finally get the chance to see how Obama handles himself under withering enemy fire.

Just guessing, but we haven’t seen yet how dirty the Clintons can go on an opponent. Desperate measures for desperate times.

I agree. If she doesn’t get the nomination, I expect her to torpedo Obama from many different directions. Her second chance would be 2012, beyond that she is finished. I’m wondering if the media that caters to her will jump into that battle. I fully expect Media Matters to go quite active against him.

It’s too bad that there was probably no FBI file on him in that stack she had hidden away which explains why she is having problems with him now.

Stage a Bill health crisis.

That is very possible! There has been a rumor around DC for quite some time that explains why Billwould never release his medical info. If you see the pictures of him when he hasn’t been “made up”, he looks pretty pale.

We’ll know in a few short minutes.

These were clear going into the race. How typical of the Clintons to seek change when they are losing. The DNC decided Michigan and Florida were out and any calls of “disenfranchisement” should have been voiced then.

To the Clintons and Payback:

Yeah, baby! Eight years of the Clintons tossing friends under the bus to keep themselves out of the fray.

Hillary probably has strings on enough of the super delegates to still get the nomination unless Obama almost runs the table from here. If that doesn’t work there are still the lawsuits to get the Michigan and Florida delegates counted. The Hillary camp is already working on those delegates as I’m sure most of you have noticed.

duff65 on February 13, 2008 at 11:40 AM

Yeah, that along with compromising photographs and other personal blackmail, if you catch my drift. They are, after all, Democrats and Democrats tend to have ‘issues’.

Please Democrats, use your brains. Anyone but Obama.