between her and Obama, she’s clearly the better choice

I will vote next week in NC, and I will vote for Hillary. This is why. Not because of Operation Chaos.

I hate to say it yet again, but good for Hillary.

aero on April 26, 2008 at 4:58 PM

Yes. Considering our history with the Clintons, isn’t it interesting how many of us on the right are rooting for Hillary? If she actually wins the election, we can always go back to loathing her. But for now, she’s rather likeable. And between her and Obama, she’s clearly the better choice.

…I really can’t see that they’d waste the opportunity – left unattended – to waste the time to do such damage.

I felt like destroying something beautiful.

- Tyler Durden’s alter ego Hillary Clinton

Obama was all in favor of debates when there were more than a half-dozen candidates in the Democratic primary field. The Democrats had more than 20 debates, and most of the time, the candidates took turns (a) bashing Bush, and (b) tag-teaming Hillary.
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Hillary just wanna “obliterate” him!

A fine idea, and not the first time it’s been proposed this election season.

Indeed. After McCain cancelled the originally planned CNN debate on February 28 (because he didn’t want to debate Huckabee 1-on-1), Huckabee sent McCain a letter, signed by thousands of voters, asking McCain to face him in a Lincoln-Douglas style debate before the March 4th primaries.

Here’s how McCain responded.

Lincoln and Douglas spoke: 60 minutes of one, then 90 minutes of the other, then 30 minutes of rebuttal from the first.

Hillary and Obama would speak: 2 minute soundbites.

Senator McCain better just hang tight.

The attention, excitement and energy around this presidential election is unprecedented. The stakes could not be higher for our country and the American people. The economy is sliding into recession, our men and woman in the Armed Forces are fighting two wars abroad, and our country is reeling from the harsh legacy of the Bush-Cheney Administration. The American people are choosing a direction for their children and families.

Sheesh, propaganda like a mofo..

“I don’t need to debate, I have a flag pin! And you can BELIEVE in my HOPE for CHANGE! I can take a punch, I just don’t see the need to. BELIEVE! Let’s not have 45 minutes of distractions before we get onto the substantive issues! I CLING to that HOPE! I’ve got the judgment, I simply don’t want to show it before I’m elected. As my former … did you catch that, former mentor and pastor, Reverend Wright, says: “Roost your chickens in every pot!“. Vote for me! The inaugural parties will be a blast. Thanks to my neighbor, the professor, Mr. Ayers. And Michelle, as First Mama, will MEAN what she says! Flag pins! BELIEVE! Go HOPE, beat CHANGE!
Land o’ Lincoln! The fierce urgency of Now (whatever the hell that means)! No debates!”

PAYBACK TIME: Eleanor Clift observes: “I’m beginning to think Hillary Clinton might pull this off and wrestle the nomination away from Barack Obama. If she does, a lot of folks—including a huge chunk of the media—will join Bill Richardson (a.k.a. Judas) in the Deep Freeze. If the Clinton’s get back into the White House, it will be retribution time, like the Corleone family consolidating power in ‘The Godfather,’ where the watchword is, ‘It’s business, not personal.’”

Of course you don’t have to duck. Not after the MSMs, and the looney left are willing to risk everything to guarantee that you are not hit with anything harder than a marshmallow. HA! HA!

Nicely stated…

Update: No debates before Indiana, says new Lincoln

Predictable…..p*ssy.