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Wednesday, August 27, 2008 08:48 AM

@ malaika

Go find a life you sad excuse for a person. You are not worth the dust on Hillary's shoes.

Thanks to you and the blind heard of sheep that voted for this mediocre Obama person (plus all the cheating is campaign did . . . remember Texas?) we will have to endure 4 years of a McCain administration.

Thank you!

Wednesday, August 27, 2008 07:44 AM

@ Xanthro

Maybe there is no reason to vote for Obama.

That is what all the people scoring PUMA are failing to see. PUMA grew out of the frustration of HRC supporters convinced that the party selected a mediocre nominee. Frustration turned to anger, since in our hearts we know that not only our candidate would make a better president, but that she would have made a formidable president in her own right. we wont settle for mediocrity. At the end PUMA wants the best for the country and Obama IS NOT IT.

This speech did not struck at the heart of PUMA, quite the contrary . . . we will just wait 4 years.

Wednesday, August 27, 2008 07:29 AM

Now we know why . . .

Obama didn't pick her has his ticket mate. She would have totally upstage him. . . .

A M A Z I N G speech! . . . but I wont support Obama, much less McCain.

Too bad we will have to endure 4 years of a McCain administration before being able to enjoy this amazing lady as our president. And we have none other than Obama to "thank" for that.

Hillary 2012

Wednesday, April 30, 2008 11:11 AM

@ KCB-Houston

How bitter and disingenuous! Typical Obamaniac.

Better to fall for that "Sort of thing" than to fall for the idiotic and intellectually lazy message of Baracak Obama.

* Obama has the (Heroin stuffed) Black Eyed Peas and Jeremiah Wright

* Hillary has Maya Angelou

I'll have my president in a pantsuit this time, thank you.

Thursday, April 17, 2008 07:03 AM
Original article: Worst. Debate. Ever?

@ joejoe

You are absolutely right!

Thursday, April 17, 2008 06:50 AM
Original article: Worst. Debate. Ever?

It was a lousy debate, however, . . .

. . . it wasn't any worse than previous debates. The only difference from the debates hosted by MSNBC and CNN is that in this debate OBAMA finally had to face a few tough questions, for which Gibson and Stephanopoulos will forever be cursed by the Obama zombie legion.

Obama is a very scary proposition. Just think of him squirming, making those disgruntled faces and madly stuttering when debating a world leaders. Just that thought makes me chose Senator Clinton. Thankfully her commanding knowledge on the issues that affect America and its people today makes her a formidable candidate and an even better potential president.

It was refreshing to see at last a balanced debate, to bad it wasn't very good. It was very revealing to see at last, after 21 debates, Obama facing tough questions and very disappointing to see him crumbling like a house of cards.

Weather Underground, Tony Rezko, Jeremiah Right . . . you are known for the company you keep.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008 10:15 AM

@Stewsburntmonkey

You mean the same polls that had Obama wining in New Hampshire, California and Massachusetts and closing the gap in Ohio. Sure I guess I should pay attention to those. It would make Hillary's victory over this racist little snob all the more enjoyable.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008 08:44 AM

@ahoy polloi

are you talking about the same Obama news outlets that have incredibly equated a poor choice of words by Obama to outright lies by HRC and to repeated gaffes by McCain on the economy and Iraq?

I guess . . . if by "poor choice of words" you mean the insensitive and extremely snobbish comment that Obama made hen he thought that he was safe from microphones, behind closed door with his San francisco donors.

There is nothing wrong by saying that middle America is bitter, they are. That is a fact. The problem is that Obama is using that fact to extrapolate that out of that bitterness middle America is rejecting him for being different [black]. What a patronizing prick! The comment about xenophobia [by middle America again], religion and guns are just icing on his snobbish cake.

Obama again is getting a free pass on this extremely nasty comment he made, the media is just centering on the bitter part since focusing on the whole thing, the circumstances and the place would be more damaging. This is not a gaffe by Obama, this is Obama being Obama, without teleprompters and speeches scripted by third parties. HE again is using the race card to prevent his big donors (silly me thinking he gets all his money from small donation on the internet) to freak out when he is loses the Pennsylvania primary.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008 07:49 AM

YIKES!!

Now that Obama's Penn defeat is going to be much uglier than expected, courtesy of his racist, out of touch and racist remarks on the American working class made behind close doors to his San Francisco donors as a way to explain why he is not going to win in Pennsylvania and Indiana and probably in North Carolina. Salon, CNN, Huffington, Kos and other Obama news outlets and brain washing sites are bringing out the heavy artillery.

Good luck with that!

But you know, those bitter, gun loving, religion clinching, racist and xenophobe working class americans couldn't care less about what manipulated polls, fanatical blogs and unbalanced and editorialized news have to say. Just like those in New Hampshire, or California, or Massachusetts.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008 03:33 PM
Original article: New Clinton ad: "Ringing"

@ meffert

I haven't received a red cent but I don't blame you for thinking that. I guess is the difference between being passionate about something, unlike "you people" with your inspired imagination and washed, very washed brains.

I could only imagine how rich you'd all be if you get paid for trashing, bashing, smearing and ridiculing everything Hillary does.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008 02:14 PM
Original article: New Clinton ad: "Ringing"

If you can't understand the metaphor . . .

. . . you may want to ask you school for a refund, or bother mother nature with a warranty claim.

The 3AM means that you are unaware or mildly aware of the crisis, the phone ringing is McCain's announced position of not doing anything about it.

But like I said, if you can't understand the metaphor . . .

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