Democrats are turning on the Clintons

[JaJae]

Brilliant

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[Stylerod]

Oh hell that was good.

[kombayn]

He's not that black! HAHAHA!

[JaJae]

Olberdouche goes off on Hillary:

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[RMNIXON]

Originally Posted by kombayn

He's not that black! HAHAHA!

I think the real issue is Obama's "Dangerous Sexuality?"

We all know Hillary has none!

[RMNIXON]

Originally Posted by JaJae

Olberdouche goes off on Hillary:

Olbermann is a bloviating cartoon character! Does anybody really think these gritted teeth lectures are insightful? The man acts like he is talking to High School students in detention. Do they get a nice ass whipping afterward?

[SoFlaJDM]

Originally Posted by RMNIXON

Olbermann is a bloviating cartoon character! Does anybody really think these gritted teeth lectures are insightful? The man acts like he is talking to High School students in detention. Do they get a nice ass whipping afterward?

[RMNIXON]

NY Times:

March 15, 2008

Delegate Battles Snarl Democrats in Two States

By MICHAEL LUO and JOHN M. BRODER

Democrats in Michigan and Florida struggled Friday to resolve the impasse over their disputed January primaries, coming up with a plan to hold a June primary in Michigan while remaining deadlocked in Florida.

Reflecting how tense the situation has become, influential fund-raisers for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton have stepped up their behind-the-scenes pressure on national party leaders to resolve the matter, with some even threatening to withhold their donations to the Democratic National Committee unless it seats the delegates from the two states or holds new primaries there.

The committee penalized Michigan and Florida for holding their primaries early in violation of national party rules, barring their delegates from being seated at the Democratic convention this summer. But with the Democratic contest now a scramble for every remaining delegate, the allocation of delegates from the two states could have a substantial impact on the nomination.

Mrs. Clinton won the primaries in both states, but the contests were not sanctioned by the party, neither candidate campaigned in the states and Mr. Obama did not even put his name on the ballot in Michigan.

Pushing to seat the Florida delegates, at least one top Clinton fund-raiser, Paul Cejas, a Miami businessman who has given the Democratic National Committee $63,500 since 2003, has demanded Democratic officials return his 2007 contribution of $28,500, which they have agreed to do.

“If you’re not going to count my vote, I’m not going to give you my money,” said Mr. Cejas, who was the United States ambassador to Belgium from 1998 to 2001.

Christopher Korge, a Florida real estate developer who is another top fund-raiser for Mrs. Clinton, held an event last year in his home that brought in about $140,000 for the national party, which was set aside in a special account for the general election battle in Florida. But he told committee officials this week that if Florida’s delegate conundrum was not settled satisfactorily he would be asking for the money back.

“If we do not resolve this issue,” Mr. Korge said, “I think it’s safe to say there will be a request for a return of $140,000.”

The anger from Clinton fund-raisers seems to emanate mostly from Florida, where the impasse appears farthest from resolution. Democratic Party officials in Michigan on Friday proposed a new primary election on June 3 to make up for the January election.

The new vote, which would be run by state elections officials but financed with money raised from private sources, is far from a sure thing. It requires approval by the divided state legislature and from the Clinton and Obama campaigns. There is also no assurance that the party can quickly raise the estimated $10 million it would cost to redo the January contest.

Meanwhile, Senator Bill Nelson of Florida, a Clinton supporter, raised the possibility of seating his state’s delegates based on the January vote — which Mrs. Clinton won 50 percent to 33 percent — but awarding each Florida delegate only half a vote at the August convention. That would mean that Mrs. Clinton would narrow the delegate gap with Mr. Obama by a net of 19 delegates, rather than the 38 she would have gained under the January result. She trails Mr. Obama by more than 100 delegates, according to most counts.

Mr. Nelson discussed the plan with Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton on Thursday on the Senate floor. A Nelson aide said they told him they wanted the Florida problem resolved but did not endorse his half-a-vote plan. Other Florida Democrats said the Nelson proposal was only one of many ideas floating around.

Mr. Obama has consistently rejected seating any delegates based on the January votes in Michigan or Florida, which he said were unfair because neither candidate was allowed to campaign there. In Michigan, while Mrs. Clinton’s name was on the primary ballot, many Obama supporters voted for “uncommitted,” a line that got 40 percent of the vote to Mrs. Clinton’s 55 percent.

As for the latest Michigan proposal, aides to Mrs. Clinton signaled they were likely to go along with the plan, but the Obama campaign was more skeptical, according to people involved in the process.

“We have to do something,” said State Senator Tupac A. Hunter, a co-chairman of the Obama Michigan campaign, “but I don’t know if this is even legal.”

A Clinton spokesman, Mo Elleithee, said of the Michigan proposal: “Nearly 600,000 Americans participated in the Michigan primary in January, and we have a solemn obligation to ensure that their voices are heard. The best way to make that happen is to honor their votes, but if that isn’t possible there should be a new state primary that doesn’t leave taxpayers footing the bill.”

He said the Clinton campaign was waiting to hear more details.

Delegate Battles Snarl Democrats in Two States - New York Times

[JaJae]

Hey who would have thought Hillary Clinton was a liar?
RealClearPolitics - Articles - Clinton's Iraq Speech at GWU

I remember landing under sniper fire. There was supposed to be some kind of a greeting ceremony at the airport, but instead we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicles to get to our base.

Just look at the precautions they took for the sniper fire. She was in grave danger. That kid was not part of a greeting she's really a secret service agent blocking any possible random sniper fire on the First Lady.

[JaJae]

Once again Hillary caught lying through her teeth on NAFTA.
Clinton Lie Kills Her Credibility on Trade Policy - Yahoo! News

Now that we know from the 11,000 pages of Clinton White House documents released this week that former First Lady was an ardent advocate for NAFTA; now that we know she held at least five meetings to strategize about how to win congressional approval of the deal; now that we know she was in the thick of the manuevering to block the efforts of labor, farm, environmental and human rights groups to get a better agreement. Now that we know all of this, how should we assess the claim that Hillary's heart has always beaten to a fair-trade rhythm?

As she campaigns now, Clinton says, "I have been a critic of NAFTA from the very beginning."

But the White House records confirm that this is not true.

Her statement is, to be precise, a lie

This woman lies about everything with a straight face and with no shame. It's quite pathetic.

[kinggovernor]

Originally Posted by JaJae

Once again Hillary caught lying through her teeth on NAFTA.
Clinton Lie Kills Her Credibility on Trade Policy - Yahoo! News



This woman lies about everything with a straight face and with no shame. It's quite pathetic.

which is why they have delayed the release of any of their Presidental records, it will come back to bite them in the ass

[Scrum]

This one made me laugh.

Hillary's Foreign Policy Memories

March 18, 2008 5:38 PM

She visited more than 80 counties as First Lady, so it's only natural that she'd confuse some facts here and there. Some of those facts have come under the microscope as of late -- as with her sniper-threatened landing in Bosnia, which comedian Sinbad has questioned.

Today Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-NY, at an event with former Ambassador Joe Wilson, said, "I'm delighted to be here with Ambassador Wilson. He and I did travel together to Africa and, sort of, paved the way for the president's trip the following year, which was historic."
That Africa trip was in March 1997.

Wilson didn't start as Senior Director for African Affairs at the NSC until later that year.
Is it possible Clinton was confusing Wilson with Susan Rice, Wilson's predecessor, who did go with her on that trip?

Rice says yes.

"Actually, Senator Clinton may not recall this, but Joe Wilson did not start at the NSC until some months after her trip to Africa in 1997," Rice says in an email. "I was the senior NSC staffer who accompanied her on that trip."

Not a big deal.

Except for two reasons.

1) Rice is a senior adviser to Sen. Barack Obama, D-Illinois, and has been harshly critical of the way Clinton has described her foreign policy bona fides, saying the former First Lady has exaggerated them considerably. (Neutral arbiters, such as Factcheck.org, agree.)

2) In hyping her foreign policy experience, Clinton's memories have run against those of other participants.

[kinggovernor]

Originally Posted by Scrum

This one made me laugh.

was she greeted with indiscriminate sniper fire there as well?

[JaJae]

Originally Posted by kinggovernor

was she greeted with indiscriminate sniper fire there as well?

Yes, so Bill Clinton sent Chelsie in a private jet as well and they all had a bon fire on the air strip.

[JaJae]

'O' WHAT A LUCKY BREAK THIS FELLOW IS GETTING - New York Post

It now appears certain that Hillary Rodham Clinton's efforts to rewrite party rules in a desperate search for a lifeline have failed.

Her absurd proposal of counting her "wins" in Michigan and Florida - long after everyone agreed they wouldn't count - has been laughed off the table.

And now, it appears, there won't even be any revotes.

No revote for you.

[RMNIXON]

Originally Posted by JaJae

No revote for you.

You are banned from the Convention!





But seriously,

Everybody who voted in Florida and Michigan knew full well that their votes would not count. If anything they should have protested about the dumbass stunt the States pulled to be early and violate the rules!

Did they do this?

I don't think so?

So I say:

NO SOUP FOR YOU!

[JaJae]

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[Scrum]

That's some funny stuff.