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Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Attract
Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Attract
http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?idH35378&page=1
Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
Race
By JAKE TAPPER
May 12, 2008
Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
Obama, D-Ill., in November.
Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
nomination.
What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
Republican John McCain in the fall election.
Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
more time to be shot dead.
"Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
interview....
http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?idH35378&page=1
Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
Race
By JAKE TAPPER
May 12, 2008
Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
Obama, D-Ill., in November.
Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
nomination.
What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
Republican John McCain in the fall election.
Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
more time to be shot dead.
"Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
interview....
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
> http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?idH35378&page=1
>
> Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
> Race
> By JAKE TAPPER
> May 12, 2008
>
> Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
> West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
> or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>
> Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
> is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> nomination.
>
> What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
> say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>
> Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
> Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
> stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> more time to be shot dead.
>
> "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
> a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> interview....
I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
saying for months?
On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
> http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?idH35378&page=1
>
> Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
> Race
> By JAKE TAPPER
> May 12, 2008
>
> Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
> West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
> or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>
> Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
> is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> nomination.
>
> What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
> say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>
> Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
> Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
> stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> more time to be shot dead.
>
> "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
> a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> interview....
I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
saying for months?
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
wrote:
> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>
>
>
> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>
> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
> > Race
> > By JAKE TAPPER
> > May 12, 2008
>
> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>
> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> > nomination.
>
> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>
> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> > more time to be shot dead.
>
> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> > interview....
>
> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
> saying for months?
What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
tomorrow.
On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
wrote:
> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>
>
>
> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>
> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
> > Race
> > By JAKE TAPPER
> > May 12, 2008
>
> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>
> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> > nomination.
>
> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>
> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> > more time to be shot dead.
>
> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> > interview....
>
> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
> saying for months?
What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
tomorrow.
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
"CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
wrote:
> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>
>
>
> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>
> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
> > Race
> > By JAKE TAPPER
> > May 12, 2008
>
> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>
> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> > nomination.
>
> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>
> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> > more time to be shot dead.
>
> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> > interview....
>
> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
> saying for months?
What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
tomorrow.
*******************************
So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
"anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
"CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
wrote:
> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>
>
>
> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>
> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
> > Race
> > By JAKE TAPPER
> > May 12, 2008
>
> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>
> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> > nomination.
>
> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>
> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> > more time to be shot dead.
>
> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> > interview....
>
> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
> saying for months?
What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
tomorrow.
*******************************
So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
"anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
Honestly I think Hillary will do what is necessary to see a Democrat
in the White House
Lets just hope she doesn't end up like Lohan or Spears....One big
train wreck
idk...maybe she is already heading down that path
http :// www .starvsstar.tv/hillary-drunk.html
we don't need an alcoholic in office...lol
Honestly I think Hillary will do what is necessary to see a Democrat
in the White House
Lets just hope she doesn't end up like Lohan or Spears....One big
train wreck
idk...maybe she is already heading down that path
http :// www .starvsstar.tv/hillary-drunk.html
we don't need an alcoholic in office...lol
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
On May 12, 3:43 pm, "Wayne" <mygarbage...@verizon,net > wrote:
> "CliffB" <fl...@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
>
> news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
> On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>
> > > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>
> > > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> > > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
> > > Race
> > > By JAKE TAPPER
> > > May 12, 2008
>
> > > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
> > > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
> > > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> > > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>
> > > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> > > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
> > > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> > > nomination.
>
> > > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
> > > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> > > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>
> > > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
> > > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
> > > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> > > more time to be shot dead.
>
> > > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
> > > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> > > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> > > interview....
>
> > I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
> > most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
> > than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
> > saying for months?
>
> What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
> The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
> betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
> Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
> doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
> in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
> bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
> Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
> tomorrow.
>
> *******************************
> So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
> delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
> His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
> "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
It will further prove he is a candidate who can't get the white blue
collar hillbilly vote. Although I hear he will hire as a VP candidate
former Big Time wrestler Haystacks Calhoun. That should do it.
On May 12, 3:43 pm, "Wayne" <mygarbage...@verizon,net > wrote:
> "CliffB" <fl...@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
>
> news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
> On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>
> > > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>
> > > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> > > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
> > > Race
> > > By JAKE TAPPER
> > > May 12, 2008
>
> > > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
> > > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
> > > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> > > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>
> > > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> > > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
> > > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> > > nomination.
>
> > > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
> > > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> > > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>
> > > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
> > > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
> > > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> > > more time to be shot dead.
>
> > > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
> > > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> > > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> > > interview....
>
> > I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
> > most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
> > than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
> > saying for months?
>
> What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
> The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
> betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
> Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
> doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
> in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
> bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
> Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
> tomorrow.
>
> *******************************
> So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
> delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
> His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
> "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
It will further prove he is a candidate who can't get the white blue
collar hillbilly vote. Although I hear he will hire as a VP candidate
former Big Time wrestler Haystacks Calhoun. That should do it.
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
"Wayne" <mygarbagecan@verizon,net > wrote in message
news:X51Wj.12063$6D1.1165@trndny02...
>
> "CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
> On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
> wrote:
>> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>>
>> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
>> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
>> > Race
>> > By JAKE TAPPER
>> > May 12, 2008
>>
>> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
>> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
>> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
>> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>>
>> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
>> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
>> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
>> > nomination.
>>
>> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
>> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
>> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>>
>> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
>> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
>> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
>> > more time to be shot dead.
>>
>> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
>> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
>> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
>> > interview....
>>
>> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
>> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
>> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
>> saying for months?
>
> What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
> The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
> betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
> Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
> doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
> in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
> bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
> Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
> tomorrow.
>
> *******************************
> So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
> delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
> His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
> "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
>**********************************************************
Being the pick of an all boys club is hardly an accomplishment. If he gets
the DNC nom, she should run as an Independent and teach 'em a lesson.
pink
>
"Wayne" <mygarbagecan@verizon,net > wrote in message
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>
> "CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
> On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
> wrote:
>> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>>
>> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
>> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
>> > Race
>> > By JAKE TAPPER
>> > May 12, 2008
>>
>> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
>> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
>> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
>> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>>
>> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
>> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
>> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
>> > nomination.
>>
>> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
>> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
>> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>>
>> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
>> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
>> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
>> > more time to be shot dead.
>>
>> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
>> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
>> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
>> > interview....
>>
>> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
>> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
>> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
>> saying for months?
>
> What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
> The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
> betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
> Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
> doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
> in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
> bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
> Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
> tomorrow.
>
> *******************************
> So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
> delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
> His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
> "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
>**********************************************************
Being the pick of an all boys club is hardly an accomplishment. If he gets
the DNC nom, she should run as an Independent and teach 'em a lesson.
pink
>
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
In article <Y12Wj.7992$jk1.2310@trndny05>,
"pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
> "Wayne" <mygarbagecan@verizon,net > wrote in message
> news:X51Wj.12063$6D1.1165@trndny02...
> >
> > "CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
> > news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
> > On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
> > wrote:
> >> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
> >>
> >> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> >> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
> >> > Race
> >> > By JAKE TAPPER
> >> > May 12, 2008
> >>
> >> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
> >> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
> >> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> >> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
> >>
> >> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> >> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
> >> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> >> > nomination.
> >>
> >> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
> >> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> >> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
> >>
> >> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
> >> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
> >> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> >> > more time to be shot dead.
> >>
> >> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
> >> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> >> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> >> > interview....
> >>
> >> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
> >> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
> >> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
> >> saying for months?
> >
> > What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
> > The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
> > betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
> > Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
> > doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
> > in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
> > bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
> > Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
> > tomorrow.
> >
> > *******************************
> > So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
> > delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
> > His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
> > "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
> >**********************************************************
>
> Being the pick of an all boys club is hardly an accomplishment. If he gets
> the DNC nom, she should run as an Independent and teach 'em a lesson.
If she wants to ensure that John McCain gets elected, that's just what
she should do. I don't think she wants that. I think she would rather
see her legislation passed.
In article <Y12Wj.7992$jk1.2310@trndny05>,
"pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
> "Wayne" <mygarbagecan@verizon,net > wrote in message
> news:X51Wj.12063$6D1.1165@trndny02...
> >
> > "CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
> > news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
> > On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
> > wrote:
> >> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
> >>
> >> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> >> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem
> >> > Race
> >> > By JAKE TAPPER
> >> > May 12, 2008
> >>
> >> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of Tuesday's
> >> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to do
> >> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> >> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
> >>
> >> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> >> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small state
> >> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> >> > nomination.
> >>
> >> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton might
> >> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> >> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
> >>
> >> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to the
> >> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman turned
> >> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> >> > more time to be shot dead.
> >>
> >> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had
> >> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> >> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> >> > interview....
> >>
> >> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
> >> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
> >> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
> >> saying for months?
> >
> > What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
> > The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
> > betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
> > Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
> > doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
> > in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
> > bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
> > Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
> > tomorrow.
> >
> > *******************************
> > So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
> > delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
> > His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
> > "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
> >**********************************************************
>
> Being the pick of an all boys club is hardly an accomplishment. If he gets
> the DNC nom, she should run as an Independent and teach 'em a lesson.
If she wants to ensure that John McCain gets elected, that's just what
she should do. I don't think she wants that. I think she would rather
see her legislation passed.
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
"Hugh Gibbons" <hugh_gibbons@dontsendmeemail,net > wrote in message
news:NLCdnVb4k-VQh7TVnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@comcast,com ...
> In article <Y12Wj.7992$jk1.2310@trndny05>,
> "pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
>
>> "Wayne" <mygarbagecan@verizon,net > wrote in message
>> news:X51Wj.12063$6D1.1165@trndny02...
>> >
>> > "CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
>> > news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
>> > On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
>> > wrote:
>> >> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>> >>
>> >> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
>> >> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on
>> >> > Dem
>> >> > Race
>> >> > By JAKE TAPPER
>> >> > May 12, 2008
>> >>
>> >> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of
>> >> > Tuesday's
>> >> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to
>> >> > do
>> >> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
>> >> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>> >>
>> >> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
>> >> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small
>> >> > state
>> >> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
>> >> > nomination.
>> >>
>> >> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton
>> >> > might
>> >> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
>> >> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>> >>
>> >> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to
>> >> > the
>> >> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman
>> >> > turned
>> >> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
>> >> > more time to be shot dead.
>> >>
>> >> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has
>> >> > had
>> >> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
>> >> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
>> >> > interview....
>> >>
>> >> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
>> >> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
>> >> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
>> >> saying for months?
>> >
>> > What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
>> > The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
>> > betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
>> > Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
>> > doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
>> > in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
>> > bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
>> > Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
>> > tomorrow.
>> >
>> > *******************************
>> > So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
>> > delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
>> > His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
>> > "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
>> >**********************************************************
>>
>> Being the pick of an all boys club is hardly an accomplishment. If he
>> gets
>> the DNC nom, she should run as an Independent and teach 'em a lesson.
>
> If she wants to ensure that John McCain gets elected, that's just what
> she should do. I don't think she wants that. I think she would rather
> see her legislation passed.
She already beats McCain in the polls. Obama doesn't. She can win the big
states. Obama can't. How does that ensure a McCain win?
pink
"Hugh Gibbons" <hugh_gibbons@dontsendmeemail,net > wrote in message
news:NLCdnVb4k-VQh7TVnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@comcast,com ...
> In article <Y12Wj.7992$jk1.2310@trndny05>,
> "pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
>
>> "Wayne" <mygarbagecan@verizon,net > wrote in message
>> news:X51Wj.12063$6D1.1165@trndny02...
>> >
>> > "CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
>> > news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
>> > On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
>> > wrote:
>> >> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>> >>
>> >> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
>> >> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on
>> >> > Dem
>> >> > Race
>> >> > By JAKE TAPPER
>> >> > May 12, 2008
>> >>
>> >> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of
>> >> > Tuesday's
>> >> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to
>> >> > do
>> >> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
>> >> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>> >>
>> >> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
>> >> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small
>> >> > state
>> >> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
>> >> > nomination.
>> >>
>> >> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton
>> >> > might
>> >> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
>> >> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>> >>
>> >> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to
>> >> > the
>> >> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman
>> >> > turned
>> >> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
>> >> > more time to be shot dead.
>> >>
>> >> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has
>> >> > had
>> >> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
>> >> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
>> >> > interview....
>> >>
>> >> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
>> >> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
>> >> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
>> >> saying for months?
>> >
>> > What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
>> > The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
>> > betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
>> > Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
>> > doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
>> > in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
>> > bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
>> > Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
>> > tomorrow.
>> >
>> > *******************************
>> > So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
>> > delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
>> > His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
>> > "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
>> >**********************************************************
>>
>> Being the pick of an all boys club is hardly an accomplishment. If he
>> gets
>> the DNC nom, she should run as an Independent and teach 'em a lesson.
>
> If she wants to ensure that John McCain gets elected, that's just what
> she should do. I don't think she wants that. I think she would rather
> see her legislation passed.
She already beats McCain in the polls. Obama doesn't. She can win the big
states. Obama can't. How does that ensure a McCain win?
pink
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
In article <QMgWj.282$ll1.156@trndny06>,
"pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
> "Hugh Gibbons" <hugh_gibbons@dontsendmeemail,net > wrote in message
> news:NLCdnVb4k-VQh7TVnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@comcast,com ...
> > In article <Y12Wj.7992$jk1.2310@trndny05>,
> > "pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
> >
> >> "Wayne" <mygarbagecan@verizon,net > wrote in message
> >> news:X51Wj.12063$6D1.1165@trndny02...
> >> >
> >> > "CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
> >> > news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
> >> > On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
> >> > wrote:
> >> >> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
> >> >>
> >> >> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> >> >> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on
> >> >> > Dem
> >> >> > Race
> >> >> > By JAKE TAPPER
> >> >> > May 12, 2008
> >> >>
> >> >> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of
> >> >> > Tuesday's
> >> >> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to
> >> >> > do
> >> >> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> >> >> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
> >> >>
> >> >> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> >> >> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small
> >> >> > state
> >> >> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> >> >> > nomination.
> >> >>
> >> >> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton
> >> >> > might
> >> >> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> >> >> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
> >> >>
> >> >> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to
> >> >> > the
> >> >> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman
> >> >> > turned
> >> >> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> >> >> > more time to be shot dead.
> >> >>
> >> >> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has
> >> >> > had
> >> >> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> >> >> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> >> >> > interview....
> >> >>
> >> >> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
> >> >> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
> >> >> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
> >> >> saying for months?
> >> >
> >> > What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
> >> > The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
> >> > betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
> >> > Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
> >> > doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
> >> > in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
> >> > bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
> >> > Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
> >> > tomorrow.
> >> >
> >> > *******************************
> >> > So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
> >> > delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
> >> > His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
> >> > "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
> >> >**********************************************************
> >>
> >> Being the pick of an all boys club is hardly an accomplishment. If he
> >> gets
> >> the DNC nom, she should run as an Independent and teach 'em a lesson.
> >
> > If she wants to ensure that John McCain gets elected, that's just what
> > she should do. I don't think she wants that. I think she would rather
> > see her legislation passed.
>
> She already beats McCain in the polls. Obama doesn't. She can win the big
> states. Obama can't. How does that ensure a McCain win?
If she works AGAINST Obama and attempts to split the Democratic party?
In article <QMgWj.282$ll1.156@trndny06>,
"pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
> "Hugh Gibbons" <hugh_gibbons@dontsendmeemail,net > wrote in message
> news:NLCdnVb4k-VQh7TVnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@comcast,com ...
> > In article <Y12Wj.7992$jk1.2310@trndny05>,
> > "pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
> >
> >> "Wayne" <mygarbagecan@verizon,net > wrote in message
> >> news:X51Wj.12063$6D1.1165@trndny02...
> >> >
> >> > "CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
> >> > news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
> >> > On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
> >> > wrote:
> >> >> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
> >> >>
> >> >> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
> >> >> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on
> >> >> > Dem
> >> >> > Race
> >> >> > By JAKE TAPPER
> >> >> > May 12, 2008
> >> >>
> >> >> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of
> >> >> > Tuesday's
> >> >> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not to
> >> >> > do
> >> >> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen. Barack
> >> >> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
> >> >>
> >> >> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary, perhaps
> >> >> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small
> >> >> > state
> >> >> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
> >> >> > nomination.
> >> >>
> >> >> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton
> >> >> > might
> >> >> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused by
> >> >> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
> >> >>
> >> >> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to
> >> >> > the
> >> >> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman
> >> >> > turned
> >> >> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up one
> >> >> > more time to be shot dead.
> >> >>
> >> >> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has
> >> >> > had
> >> >> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
> >> >> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local TV
> >> >> > interview....
> >> >>
> >> >> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be his
> >> >> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so more
> >> >> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
> >> >> saying for months?
> >> >
> >> > What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
> >> > The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted, even
> >> > betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
> >> > Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
> >> > doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
> >> > in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
> >> > bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you recall.
> >> > Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
> >> > tomorrow.
> >> >
> >> > *******************************
> >> > So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based on
> >> > delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
> >> > His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
> >> > "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
> >> >**********************************************************
> >>
> >> Being the pick of an all boys club is hardly an accomplishment. If he
> >> gets
> >> the DNC nom, she should run as an Independent and teach 'em a lesson.
> >
> > If she wants to ensure that John McCain gets elected, that's just what
> > she should do. I don't think she wants that. I think she would rather
> > see her legislation passed.
>
> She already beats McCain in the polls. Obama doesn't. She can win the big
> states. Obama can't. How does that ensure a McCain win?
If she works AGAINST Obama and attempts to split the Democratic party?
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
"Hugh Gibbons" <hugh_gibbons@dontsendmeemail,net > wrote in message
news:i6KdnfgKMdKd_7fVnZ2dnUVZ_v2dnZ2d@comcast,com ...
> In article <QMgWj.282$ll1.156@trndny06>,
> "pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
>
>> "Hugh Gibbons" <hugh_gibbons@dontsendmeemail,net > wrote in message
>> news:NLCdnVb4k-VQh7TVnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@comcast,com ...
>> > In article <Y12Wj.7992$jk1.2310@trndny05>,
>> > "pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
>> >
>> >> "Wayne" <mygarbagecan@verizon,net > wrote in message
>> >> news:X51Wj.12063$6D1.1165@trndny02...
>> >> >
>> >> > "CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
>> >> > news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
>> >> > On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
>> >> > wrote:
>> >> >> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>> >> >>
>> >> >>
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
>> >> >> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on
>> >> >> > Dem
>> >> >> > Race
>> >> >> > By JAKE TAPPER
>> >> >> > May 12, 2008
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of
>> >> >> > Tuesday's
>> >> >> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not
>> >> >> > to
>> >> >> > do
>> >> >> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen.
>> >> >> > Barack
>> >> >> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary,
>> >> >> > perhaps
>> >> >> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small
>> >> >> > state
>> >> >> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
>> >> >> > nomination.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton
>> >> >> > might
>> >> >> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused
>> >> >> > by
>> >> >> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to
>> >> >> > the
>> >> >> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman
>> >> >> > turned
>> >> >> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up
>> >> >> > one
>> >> >> > more time to be shot dead.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has
>> >> >> > had
>> >> >> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
>> >> >> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local
>> >> >> > TV
>> >> >> > interview....
>> >> >>
>> >> >> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be
>> >> >> his
>> >> >> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so
>> >> >> more
>> >> >> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
>> >> >> saying for months?
>> >> >
>> >> > What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
>> >> > The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted,
>> >> > even
>> >> > betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
>> >> > Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
>> >> > doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
>> >> > in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
>> >> > bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you
>> >> > recall.
>> >> > Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
>> >> > tomorrow.
>> >> >
>> >> > *******************************
>> >> > So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based
>> >> > on
>> >> > delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
>> >> > His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
>> >> > "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
>> >> >**********************************************************
>> >>
>> >> Being the pick of an all boys club is hardly an accomplishment. If he
>> >> gets
>> >> the DNC nom, she should run as an Independent and teach 'em a lesson.
>> >
>> > If she wants to ensure that John McCain gets elected, that's just what
>> > she should do. I don't think she wants that. I think she would rather
>> > see her legislation passed.
>>
>> She already beats McCain in the polls. Obama doesn't. She can win the
>> big
>> states. Obama can't. How does that ensure a McCain win?
>
> If she works AGAINST Obama and attempts to split the Democratic party?
The only people trying to split the party is the DNC, by shoving their
choice down the throats of democratic voters. Clearly, while all the
pundits and "super-delegates" declared Clinton living in a "separate
reality," she is living in the real world, among real people, untainted by
the media or ivory tower academics. She clobbered Obama in West Virginia.
67/26 isn't a split; it's a statement.
Yet all I hear are pundits and politicians insisting it's democratic
principles at stake, not the person who represents them. Not the people's
choice. Fuck that.
pink
"Hugh Gibbons" <hugh_gibbons@dontsendmeemail,net > wrote in message
news:i6KdnfgKMdKd_7fVnZ2dnUVZ_v2dnZ2d@comcast,com ...
> In article <QMgWj.282$ll1.156@trndny06>,
> "pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
>
>> "Hugh Gibbons" <hugh_gibbons@dontsendmeemail,net > wrote in message
>> news:NLCdnVb4k-VQh7TVnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@comcast,com ...
>> > In article <Y12Wj.7992$jk1.2310@trndny05>,
>> > "pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
>> >
>> >> "Wayne" <mygarbagecan@verizon,net > wrote in message
>> >> news:X51Wj.12063$6D1.1165@trndny02...
>> >> >
>> >> > "CliffB" <fleer@gosympatico.ca> wrote in message
>> >> > news:5b0bd3b9-737a-49d5-bbbe-b1f0f546dadc@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups,com ...
>> >> > On May 12, 12:07 pm, "free.tun...@gmail,com " <free.tun...@gmail,com >
>> >> > wrote:
>> >> >> On May 12, 10:59 am, rrtop...@excite,com wrote:
>> >> >>
>> >> >>
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > http :// www .abcnews.go,com /Politics/story?id=4835378&page=1
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > Dems to Clinton: Don't Say Anything to Hurt Us
>> >> >> > Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on
>> >> >> > Dem
>> >> >> > Race
>> >> >> > By JAKE TAPPER
>> >> >> > May 12, 2008
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of
>> >> >> > Tuesday's
>> >> >> > West Virginia primary as Democratic Party leaders warned her not
>> >> >> > to
>> >> >> > do
>> >> >> > or say anything that could hurt Democratic front-runner Sen.
>> >> >> > Barack
>> >> >> > Obama, D-Ill., in November.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > Clinton is considered likely to win West Virginia's primary,
>> >> >> > perhaps
>> >> >> > by as many as 30 percentage points, but the victory in the small
>> >> >> > state
>> >> >> > is not expected to shake Obama's apparent hold on the party's
>> >> >> > nomination.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > What Democrats fear could have a lasting impact is what Clinton
>> >> >> > might
>> >> >> > say about Obama that could split the party or be gleefully reused
>> >> >> > by
>> >> >> > Republican John McCain in the fall election.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn, an Obama supporter, compared Clinton to
>> >> >> > the
>> >> >> > Glenn Close character in "Fatal Attraction" -- a spurned woman
>> >> >> > turned
>> >> >> > stalker who was apparently drowned in a bathtub only to jump up
>> >> >> > one
>> >> >> > more time to be shot dead.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > "Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has
>> >> >> > had
>> >> >> > a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is
>> >> >> > helping elect the Democratic nominee," Cohen said during a local
>> >> >> > TV
>> >> >> > interview....
>> >> >>
>> >> >> I have no concerns about Hillary, when the time comes, she will be
>> >> >> his
>> >> >> most rabid supporter in the country. She has even clearly said so
>> >> >> more
>> >> >> than once. Besides what would she say, that you idiots haven't been
>> >> >> saying for months?
>> >> >
>> >> > What water do these empty threats toward Hillary hold at this point?
>> >> > The dem establishment has already dumped on, deserted, insulted,
>> >> > even
>> >> > betrayed the Clintons in favor of their new secular Christ figure
>> >> > Obammy. What are they going to do, kick her out of the party if she
>> >> > doesn't fall in line right now? She's about to wipe him out tomorrow
>> >> > in West Virginia. It's gonna be embarrassing. Has John F Obama even
>> >> > bothered to enter West Virginia to campaign? JFK won it if you
>> >> > recall.
>> >> > Soundly. Hillary will wipe the W Va floor with Obama's Oxford shirts
>> >> > tomorrow.
>> >> >
>> >> > *******************************
>> >> > So, she kicks his ass in W VA....so what. The nomination is based
>> >> > on
>> >> > delegates, not WVA ass kickings.
>> >> > His trip so far has been phenominal. He took on and edged out the
>> >> > "anointed" candidate. Quite an accomplishment!
>> >> >**********************************************************
>> >>
>> >> Being the pick of an all boys club is hardly an accomplishment. If he
>> >> gets
>> >> the DNC nom, she should run as an Independent and teach 'em a lesson.
>> >
>> > If she wants to ensure that John McCain gets elected, that's just what
>> > she should do. I don't think she wants that. I think she would rather
>> > see her legislation passed.
>>
>> She already beats McCain in the polls. Obama doesn't. She can win the
>> big
>> states. Obama can't. How does that ensure a McCain win?
>
> If she works AGAINST Obama and attempts to split the Democratic party?
The only people trying to split the party is the DNC, by shoving their
choice down the throats of democratic voters. Clearly, while all the
pundits and "super-delegates" declared Clinton living in a "separate
reality," she is living in the real world, among real people, untainted by
the media or ivory tower academics. She clobbered Obama in West Virginia.
67/26 isn't a split; it's a statement.
Yet all I hear are pundits and politicians insisting it's democratic
principles at stake, not the person who represents them. Not the people's
choice. Fuck that.
pink
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
In article <pHDWj.10940$jk1.10139@trndny05>,
"pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
> The only people trying to split the party is the DNC, by shoving their
> choice down the throats of democratic voters.
They're not. Obama simply won more delegates to the convention by
having a more organized ground game in the early contests. My state
went for Obama 2 to 1.
> Clearly, while all the
> pundits and "super-delegates" declared Clinton living in a "separate
> reality," she is living in the real world, among real people, untainted by
> the media or ivory tower academics.
> She clobbered Obama in West Virginia.
> 67/26 isn't a split; it's a statement.
Yes, it's a statement that the Democratic voters of THAT STATE prefer
Clinton by a wide margin. It DOES NOT mean anything else.
> Yet all I hear are pundits and politicians insisting it's democratic
> principles at stake, not the person who represents them. Not the people's
> choice.
So far, the people's choice is Obama.
According to RealClearPolitics, the vote total today is:
Obama 16,680,827
Clinton 16,710,298
Clinton is up by a margin of 29,471, which is 0.09% of the vote
total. And that includes Michigan, where Obama didn't even appear
on the ballot because they broke party rules and held their primary
too early. Had they held it within the times allowed by party rules,
his name would have been on the ballot, and it's certain
that Obama would have gotten more than 29,471 votes.
And here's another thing. Popular votes, when they're taken from
contests with different rules in different states and at different times
can't be simply added up and taken as representing popular sentiment
in total.
Here's why:
Rules Differences:
* Some states allowed independents and even
Republicans to switch over and vote in the Democratic party at the
last minute, whereas other states required you to be registered as
a Democrat months in advance.
* Some states had caucuses rather than primaries, which ALWAYS bring
out a smaller number of people. Caucus states are drastically
under-represented as compare to primary states, if you just count
votes.
Schedule differences:
* States voting early had voters contending with poorer weather and they
had shorter daylight hours. This brings out fewer voters than spring
contests.
Different slates of candidates:
* States with early primaries had many more candidates on the in the
running. Both candidates got fewer votes in those contests than they
would have in a later contest. There is no way to tell how the voters
for Edwards, for instance, would have broken out if Edwards had been
out of the race earlier.
In article <pHDWj.10940$jk1.10139@trndny05>,
"pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
> The only people trying to split the party is the DNC, by shoving their
> choice down the throats of democratic voters.
They're not. Obama simply won more delegates to the convention by
having a more organized ground game in the early contests. My state
went for Obama 2 to 1.
> Clearly, while all the
> pundits and "super-delegates" declared Clinton living in a "separate
> reality," she is living in the real world, among real people, untainted by
> the media or ivory tower academics.
> She clobbered Obama in West Virginia.
> 67/26 isn't a split; it's a statement.
Yes, it's a statement that the Democratic voters of THAT STATE prefer
Clinton by a wide margin. It DOES NOT mean anything else.
> Yet all I hear are pundits and politicians insisting it's democratic
> principles at stake, not the person who represents them. Not the people's
> choice.
So far, the people's choice is Obama.
According to RealClearPolitics, the vote total today is:
Obama 16,680,827
Clinton 16,710,298
Clinton is up by a margin of 29,471, which is 0.09% of the vote
total. And that includes Michigan, where Obama didn't even appear
on the ballot because they broke party rules and held their primary
too early. Had they held it within the times allowed by party rules,
his name would have been on the ballot, and it's certain
that Obama would have gotten more than 29,471 votes.
And here's another thing. Popular votes, when they're taken from
contests with different rules in different states and at different times
can't be simply added up and taken as representing popular sentiment
in total.
Here's why:
Rules Differences:
* Some states allowed independents and even
Republicans to switch over and vote in the Democratic party at the
last minute, whereas other states required you to be registered as
a Democrat months in advance.
* Some states had caucuses rather than primaries, which ALWAYS bring
out a smaller number of people. Caucus states are drastically
under-represented as compare to primary states, if you just count
votes.
Schedule differences:
* States voting early had voters contending with poorer weather and they
had shorter daylight hours. This brings out fewer voters than spring
contests.
Different slates of candidates:
* States with early primaries had many more candidates on the in the
running. Both candidates got fewer votes in those contests than they
would have in a later contest. There is no way to tell how the voters
for Edwards, for instance, would have broken out if Edwards had been
out of the race earlier.
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
"Hugh Gibbons" <hugh_gibbons@dontsendmeemail,net > wrote in message
news:3Y-dnf4_7_ZpJrbVnZ2dnUVZ_uKdnZ2d@comcast,com ...
> In article <pHDWj.10940$jk1.10139@trndny05>,
> "pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
>
>> The only people trying to split the party is the DNC, by shoving their
>> choice down the throats of democratic voters.
>
> They're not. Obama simply won more delegates to the convention by
> having a more organized ground game in the early contests. My state
> went for Obama 2 to 1.
Yes, they are. Clinton clobbers him and the next day Edwards runs to
endorse him. Inconsistent with the will of the people.
My state did not vote Obama. Nor did the surrounding states.
>
>> Clearly, while all the
>> pundits and "super-delegates" declared Clinton living in a "separate
>> reality," she is living in the real world, among real people, untainted
>> by
>> the media or ivory tower academics.
>
>> She clobbered Obama in West Virginia.
>> 67/26 isn't a split; it's a statement.
>
> Yes, it's a statement that the Democratic voters of THAT STATE prefer
> Clinton by a wide margin. It DOES NOT mean anything else.
Democratic voters in all the large states prefer Clinton.
Misssissippi--home to sophisticates and intellectuals---prefers Obama.
>
>> Yet all I hear are pundits and politicians insisting it's democratic
>> principles at stake, not the person who represents them. Not the
>> people's
>> choice.
>
> So far, the people's choice is Obama.
No, he's the super-delegate choice.
pink
"Hugh Gibbons" <hugh_gibbons@dontsendmeemail,net > wrote in message
news:3Y-dnf4_7_ZpJrbVnZ2dnUVZ_uKdnZ2d@comcast,com ...
> In article <pHDWj.10940$jk1.10139@trndny05>,
> "pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
>
>> The only people trying to split the party is the DNC, by shoving their
>> choice down the throats of democratic voters.
>
> They're not. Obama simply won more delegates to the convention by
> having a more organized ground game in the early contests. My state
> went for Obama 2 to 1.
Yes, they are. Clinton clobbers him and the next day Edwards runs to
endorse him. Inconsistent with the will of the people.
My state did not vote Obama. Nor did the surrounding states.
>
>> Clearly, while all the
>> pundits and "super-delegates" declared Clinton living in a "separate
>> reality," she is living in the real world, among real people, untainted
>> by
>> the media or ivory tower academics.
>
>> She clobbered Obama in West Virginia.
>> 67/26 isn't a split; it's a statement.
>
> Yes, it's a statement that the Democratic voters of THAT STATE prefer
> Clinton by a wide margin. It DOES NOT mean anything else.
Democratic voters in all the large states prefer Clinton.
Misssissippi--home to sophisticates and intellectuals---prefers Obama.
>
>> Yet all I hear are pundits and politicians insisting it's democratic
>> principles at stake, not the person who represents them. Not the
>> people's
>> choice.
>
> So far, the people's choice is Obama.
No, he's the super-delegate choice.
pink
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
In article <2uXWj.11672$mc1.11593@trndny08>,
"pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
> >> choice.
> >
> > So far, the people's choice is Obama.
>
> No, he's the super-delegate choice.
So lets see, he has more delegates, and the only way Clitory can win is
if she gets a majority of the super delegates, but according to you this
is not possible.
In article <2uXWj.11672$mc1.11593@trndny08>,
"pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote:
> >> choice.
> >
> > So far, the people's choice is Obama.
>
> No, he's the super-delegate choice.
So lets see, he has more delegates, and the only way Clitory can win is
if she gets a majority of the super delegates, but according to you this
is not possible.
Re: Democrat leaders warn Hillary not to critize Obama; compare Hillary to Glenn Close in "Fatal Att
"pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote in message
news:pHDWj.10940$jk1.10139@trndny05...
>
> The only people trying to split the party is the DNC, by shoving their
> choice down the throats of democratic voters. Clearly, while all the
> pundits and "super-delegates" declared Clinton living in a "separate
> reality," she is living in the real world, among real people, untainted by
> the media or ivory tower academics. She clobbered Obama in West Virginia.
> 67/26 isn't a split; it's a statement.
>
> Yet all I hear are pundits and politicians insisting it's democratic
> principles at stake, not the person who represents them. Not the people's
> choice. Fuck that.
>
> pink
damn, you hillbillies just can't help but pick and back "LOSERS",
what's up with that gomer ?
yall like $5.00 gas,
sent your boy, or girl off to die for them hillbillies yet ?
been the first one on your block to have yer boy, or girl come home in a
box, cardboard, economy class ?
get yer kid cremated by the military along with the cats and dogs, and
turtles ?
http :// www .cnn,com /2008/US/05/09/military.cremation/
"Military cremation procedures have been changed after a soldier complained
that his buddy's remains were taken to what appeared to be a "pet
crematorium," the Pentagon announced Friday."
Git yer job taken by a mexican yet ?
like having to shop at wal mart because it's all you can afford ?
park that pickup truck cause you can't afford to drive it ?
clinging to that empty gun that yer too yellow to tote to iraq ?
we don't need no stankin hillbillies goober
LMAO, why do these losing,failing, hillbilly fuckups always have such high
opinions
of themselves
"pinky" <pinknebulous@yahoo,com > wrote in message
news:pHDWj.10940$jk1.10139@trndny05...
>
> The only people trying to split the party is the DNC, by shoving their
> choice down the throats of democratic voters. Clearly, while all the
> pundits and "super-delegates" declared Clinton living in a "separate
> reality," she is living in the real world, among real people, untainted by
> the media or ivory tower academics. She clobbered Obama in West Virginia.
> 67/26 isn't a split; it's a statement.
>
> Yet all I hear are pundits and politicians insisting it's democratic
> principles at stake, not the person who represents them. Not the people's
> choice. Fuck that.
>
> pink
damn, you hillbillies just can't help but pick and back "LOSERS",
what's up with that gomer ?
yall like $5.00 gas,
sent your boy, or girl off to die for them hillbillies yet ?
been the first one on your block to have yer boy, or girl come home in a
box, cardboard, economy class ?
get yer kid cremated by the military along with the cats and dogs, and
turtles ?
http :// www .cnn,com /2008/US/05/09/military.cremation/
"Military cremation procedures have been changed after a soldier complained
that his buddy's remains were taken to what appeared to be a "pet
crematorium," the Pentagon announced Friday."
Git yer job taken by a mexican yet ?
like having to shop at wal mart because it's all you can afford ?
park that pickup truck cause you can't afford to drive it ?
clinging to that empty gun that yer too yellow to tote to iraq ?
we don't need no stankin hillbillies goober
LMAO, why do these losing,failing, hillbilly fuckups always have such high
opinions
of themselves
