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Obama: Swiftboating Can't Stop Me

CBS   |   February 7, 2008 05:02 PM


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Sen. Barack Obama could withstand any last-minute "swift-boat" attacks from Republicans on his race or past drug use because winning the grueling contest for the Democratic nomination will make him the "toughest, baddest candidate on the block," he tells 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft....

...Asked by Kroft if he will be able to endure attacks from "swift-boating" Republicans who may use his race or his youthful drug use against him, Obama replies, "Whoever wins this Democratic primary...they're the toughest, baddest candidate on the block. And if I beat Senator Clinton, then I will be more than capable of beating the Republicans. And if I don't, then she'll be the nominee and [race or past drug use] will be a moot point."

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Obama, let me show you one simple way how your going to get swiftboated:

One week before the November election Beck, Colter, Hannity are going to come out and say: Do you want some Black hair, Black eyed, dark skin boy telling you how to live your life? Have you ever been to the city, county or federal government office and a big black women sat on the other side of the glass and you need to get something done. Then she started acting like your putting her out and she might have to do some work. Or better yet, you know that black guy in the office that got his job because the color of his skin and he has no idea what the hell he is doing.

Obama, you are ready for the GOP. They don't care what they say. Don't compare Hillary to the GOP.

Then when it's all over and you lost. You will have set the chance of any other colored persons to be president back 50 years.

This war hasn't even started yet.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:06 AM on 02/08/2008
- nellie I'm a Fan of nellie 492 fans permalink
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This wannabe punditry is putting me to sleep.

Good night all.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:13 AM on 02/08/2008
- Sisyphuss I'm a Fan of Sisyphuss 13 fans permalink

If the GOP were to attempt such blatant race baiting, they'd be handing the election to Obama on a silver platter. Bring it on.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:09 AM on 02/08/2008
- uheardme I'm a Fan of uheardme 10 fans permalink

Yep.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:55 AM on 02/08/2008
- misterbone I'm a Fan of misterbone 18 fans permalink

"This war hasn't even started yet."

What year are you living in, 1861?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:23 AM on 02/08/2008

That wouldn't be persuasive to me, nor would it (i THINK) be persuasive to anyone who wasn't going to vote GOP anyway.

Then again, I don't use the phrase "colored person".

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:48 AM on 02/08/2008

Obaama was President of Harvard Law Review, and his professor, Lawrence TRibe(?) said Barack was the smartest student he'd EVER taught. At Harvard.
Hardly affirmative action. I don't think anyone that was going to vote for him would fall for that. It will be much more subtle than that. Racism is unfashionable, even in the South.
Barack Obama is something special. A once in a generation politician and possible Statesman.
Even my jaded brother, who hates everthing and ALL politicians likes him.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:17 AM on 02/08/2008
- Heidfeld I'm a Fan of Heidfeld 11 fans permalink

Um yeah, that is because this guy never taught Hillary (or Bill). Hillary is cleary smarter then Obama, and more well versed/cultured as well. If the Clintons werent the smartest people in politics, they would have never made it this far with so many people fighting them from day one.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:38 AM on 02/08/2008

Ted Kennedy endorses Obama = Obama loses Massachusetts

Maria Shriver-Sc­hwarzenegg­er endorses Obama = Obama loses California

Caroline Kennedy-Schlossberg endorses Obama in The New York Times = Obama loses New York

'Obama-Girl' endorses Obama, but didn't vote in her own state primary(Priceless!) = Obama loses New Jersey

At this rate, the Republicans won't need to swiftboat Obama. The more empty-suit endorsements Obama gets, the *more* Republicans L-O-V-E, Mr. Hope! LOL

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:44 AM on 02/08/2008
- nellie I'm a Fan of nellie 492 fans permalink
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The endorsements helped close a huge gap. Won some delegates. If he keeps up this momentum, you'll have to find some other message to post.

By the way, do you even know what "empty suit" means?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:59 AM on 02/08/2008

CNN: Exit Polls: Super Tuesday - Importance of Kennedy Family Endorsements

1. Massachusetts:

Very Important - 17%



Not At All Important - 31%

2. California:

Very Important - 19%



Not At All Important - 30%

3. New York:

Very Important - 17%



Not At All Important - 32%

4. New Jersey:

Very Important - 24%



Not At All Important - 29%

***In all these states, more people thought the Kennedy family endorsements were *not* at all important, than those that thought they were very important.­***

Like I already stated, ... the Republicans love all of Obama's "empty-suit" endorsers. ;)

LOL

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:30 AM on 02/08/2008
- MRb1000 I'm a Fan of MRb1000 11 fans permalink

Yeah that empty suit has more delegates. Hillary campaign has to barrow money. Yeah I would like her to manage your money. LOL You would be broke. If you cannot draw independent voters and some republican voters you will not win an election in the US MR. or Ms. OH PLEASE give us a break.

Hope won wars. If our Arms Forces did not have hope we would lose every battle fault!!

I guess you would not understand any of that truth.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:23 AM on 02/08/2008
- Mattatat I'm a Fan of Mattatat 5 fans permalink

I guess he has more delegates in that fantasy world Obama cultists live in.

What's it like to not have to worry about real life, and live in a fantasy world?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:59 AM on 02/08/2008

You forgot one,
President Bill endorsed his wife for president.­..game over.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:45 AM on 02/08/2008
- IkeChicago I'm a Fan of IkeChicago 18 fans permalink

Obama captured 48% of the vote in the theoretical match-up against McCain's 41%, the TIME poll reported, while Clinton and McCain would deadlock at 46% of the vote each. Put another way, McCain looks at the moment to have a narrowly better chance of beating the New York Senator than he does the relative newcomer from Illinois.

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Obama will beat John McCain over the head with the war issue, Hillary cannot make the same case. Rather Hillary and John McCain will compete against each other for who is the better Warmonger.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:41 AM on 02/08/2008

Don't inhale the zogby

McGovern lost

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:49 AM on 02/08/2008

I believe the 'complete' results of the Time poll that you cited are:

McCain vs.Obama:

Obama - 48

McCain - 41

Undecided- 6

McCain vs. Hillary:

McCain - 46

Clinton - 46

Undecided - 8

*Those damn undecideds; they always seem to throw a monkey-wrench into an otherwise clear argument, huh?

;)

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/latestpolls/index.html

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:09 AM on 02/08/2008

Yes, but that cuts both ways. Clinton needs to win a majority of the undecided vote. Obama just needs to keep it 100% of them from breaking for McCain.

But polls aren't everything. It's just that your argument was weird.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:35 AM on 02/08/2008
- Mattatat I'm a Fan of Mattatat 5 fans permalink

A person would have to be literally retarded to take seriously a poll like that a full 9 months before the election.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:01 AM on 02/08/2008

Theoretical match-up, is that like I didn't vote for the war because I wasn't in the Senate at the time?

Please Mr. Obama, what does CHANGE mean? If it means like the 90's when America added 22 million new jobs in 8 years, or a balanced budget, or better yet - peace. Is that what you mean by change?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:19 AM on 02/08/2008
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New Time Magazine Poll says Clinton is more beatable than Obama: http://www.time.com/time/politics/article/0,8599,1711123,00.html

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:36 AM on 02/08/2008
- Xiexie I'm a Fan of Xiexie 5 fans permalink

haven't you learned to leave polls alone by now?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:41 AM on 02/08/2008

I'd like to beat her hehehehe

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:36 AM on 02/08/2008

"Excuse me, but this sounds more like a cult than a political campaign. The language used here is the language of evangelical Christianity – the Obama volunteers speak of "coming to Obama" in the same way born-again Christians talk about "coming to Jesus."

But he's not Jesus! He's not going to magically enable us to transcend the bitter partisanship that is tearing this country apart. And even if he is elected, in no way will that show that somehow we have "gotten beyond" race.

The Obama campaign's instruction to their volunteers to steer clear of policy questions. How can we truly bring about real political change if the movement the Obama people are building is devoid of ideological content, content merely to mouth gauzy generalities about "coming together" and "yes we can"? Such a movement becomes a cult or personality rather than engine for social justice and political transformation. And personality cults can be a huge turnoff to those who are not already drinking the Kool-Aid." Kathleen Geier

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:23 AM on 02/08/2008

It's good to see that Kathleen Geier isn't swayed by "gauzy generalities" - she wants an "engine for social justice". Because she voted for Barack Obama.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:40 AM on 02/08/2008
- IkeChicago I'm a Fan of IkeChicago 18 fans permalink

Someone should remind Hillary Clinton of the fate of her fellow New Yorker, Rudy Giuliani. He didn't not adequately compete in the previously 5 primires but instead went off to Florida waiting for a win, Giuliani was at the time the front runner nationally and also ahead in Florida.

By the time the election got around to Florida, Rudy was no longer the front runner and lost badly in Florida. Hillary Clinton is attempting to pursue the same strategy in laying low and waiting for the Texas primary. Not surprising that Hillary fails to learn from history.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:01 AM on 02/08/2008

Don't expect Hillary to lay low this week. It is fair to say the Obama will perform well with black votes and upscale Democrats. He has performed well in caucuses - but who knows, Hillary may begin to get traction as Obama's inexperience begins to become more of an issue.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:43 AM on 02/08/2008

RussnCA- I wouldn't bet on Hillary getting " traction as Obama's inexperience begins to become more of an issue." As this campaign goes on, his experience has become less of an issue. More voters said on Super Tuesday that change was more important than Experience. And mind you, Obama has 11 years of elected experience to Clinton's seven. I don't count her years as First Lady, given that she won't release her records.

Also, as Frank Rich from the Times points out, her claim of "35 years of experience" just ain't gonna wash next to McCain. 35 years ago, she was in law school while McCain was just being released after five years of being a prisoner of war.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:28 AM on 02/08/2008
- rchwel I'm a Fan of rchwel 3 fans permalink

Why should she spend money in the states that Obama is going to win ? This is a smart move by Clinton she has to protect her lead in the states that MATTER not the piddly little states that have a large black voting block.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:15 AM on 02/08/2008
- uheardme I'm a Fan of uheardme 10 fans permalink

She will lose the general election with that type of thinking. Of course it doesn't matter if Senator Obama is the nominee.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:59 AM on 02/08/2008

Well I wouldn't call Virginia, Louisiana, and Maryland "piddly little states", but she's spending money there because she has to prevent Obama from taking ALL of their delegates. The Democratic primaries aren't winner-take-all.

But I agree, she needs to be in Texas YESTERDAY. It's the most expensive state in the country to campaign in, and thanks to Tom Delay it has no democratic party machine for her to feed off of so it's going to be a game of money and volunteers.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:45 AM on 02/08/2008

Incidentally, Texas is for all intents and purposed a caucus state, and independants can vote there.

And she's being outspent by Obama's campaign.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:42 AM on 02/08/2008
- Mattatat I'm a Fan of Mattatat 5 fans permalink

Good thing Obama's shown he can win the big states.

Oh wait...

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:06 AM on 02/08/2008
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The Conservative Republicans are practicing their attacks on McCain. They might not care who gets elected to honest.

These Conservatives are more for Conservative causes than they are for the Republican Party.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:55 AM on 02/08/2008
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Either that or they just want to keep funding the right-wing noise machine. That can do that more easily if McCain is not elected.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:03 AM on 02/08/2008
- Mattatat I'm a Fan of Mattatat 5 fans permalink

LOL. the Repugs know they're going to LOSE.

Why do you think McCain is the nominee????

He's a sacrificial lamb, while at the same time getting what he was promised for his support of Shrub; of course that's after taking it up the hoo-hoo in 2000.

Anyone that takes the Republicans seriously is a pansy.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:13 AM on 02/08/2008

I don't think the republicans know how to run agaisnt Obama.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:26 AM on 02/08/2008

The slumlord thing looked good.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:35 AM on 02/08/2008
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Not really; there are already entire websites devoted to Rezko and his link to Obama.

And then there is the Keating 5 connection with McCain; that can always be thrown up as a counter.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:09 AM on 02/08/2008

hey are going to push that militant nationalist out front and hammer BO on war and patriotism. McCain is not even running for president. He is running for commander in chief. Just watch his ads.
Obama made a speech against the war, he did not support the Commander in Chief, and he wants to be promoted to the job. They are going to shock you when it turns out that what you think is his strength, will be hammered over and over as showing him to be unpatriotic, and unfit for duty. They will play up his foreign origins, on the down-low, along with all the usual slime.

Bush will hot up the war to help. if necessary, or cool it down. There will be Generals at press conferences talking shit. The pundits will start talking about Mcgovern.

They know that peace Candidates have ALWAYS lost in the past.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:38 AM on 02/08/2008
- nellie I'm a Fan of nellie 492 fans permalink
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Yeah, that's why Nixon lost when he pledged to end the Viet Nam war. Honestly, do you know any history at all?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:04 AM on 02/08/2008
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Right now Obama has Howard Dean and Clinton to fear. Forget about the swiftboating for now:

"Howard Dean, (202) 863-8000, on Hillary's behalf, directly THREATENED Senator Barack Obama to stand down after the Democratic presidential primaries and allow Clinton to receive the Democratic Party presidential nomination­." - Tom Heneghan

Howard Dean has sold out to the Clinton Machine.

At about the same time Romney is ordered to drop out so that McCain will get the nomination.

See how nice the Repugs and Dems play together when they're sticking it to the American people?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:23 AM on 02/08/2008
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Interesting and nasty stuff. Got a link?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:25 AM on 02/08/2008

I don't need a link, I just want to know who ordered Romney to drop out?

Illuminati? Builder Burgers? Klu Klux Klan?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:37 AM on 02/08/2008
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I got the info from the Tom Heneghan Intel briefing, just sorta stumbled on it earlier tonight. I had a hard time re-locating the link because according to Google and Ask.com the man doesn't exist. Yahoo did better in that three other sites who mentioned his name came up:

http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0geu64z7qtHXH0Byo5XNyoA?p=Tom+Heneghan+Intelligence+Briefing+Barack+Obama++Directly+Threatened+Hillary+Clinton+DNC+Howard+Dean&y=Search&fr=&ei=UTF-8&vm=p&vd=m3

But lo and behold he does exist on Yahoo if you link to him from a hyperlink at someone else's blog:
http://blog.myspace.com/tom_heneghan_intel

The "Spywise" site has Heneghan on the "highly credible" list.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:39 AM on 02/08/2008
    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:29 AM on 02/08/2008

absurd

Dean is Kerry's pick for DNC

Obama is Kerry's pick for Keynote

Edwards is Kerry's Pick for VP

they have been triangulating Clinton from day one.

Obama is playing for the home team.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:47 AM on 02/08/2008

With Chimpy BushCo, Cheney, Florida 00, Ohio 04, GOP-Diebold, and the sliming of Gore & Kerry, the '08 elections will "interesting"; don't expect a cakewalk for any Dem, regardless of Swiftboating, Watergate, or whatever the GOP will haul in next. Nothing is more underhandedly criminal than the GOP before, during, and after an election. BTW how's the Bush/Cheney impeachment progressing?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:17 AM on 02/08/2008
- mcnairbo I'm a Fan of mcnairbo 8 fans permalink

The only swiftboating is the one by the Huffington Post insinuating that Rush Limabaugh and Ann Coulter are actually going to campaign for Hillary Clinton. You know and I know they are only trying to hurt her even more with the Hillary haters and you guys are more than willing to play along with them to hurt Hillary. You people at this website are the new swiftboaters.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:08 AM on 02/08/2008
- nellie I'm a Fan of nellie 492 fans permalink
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I think it's a cynical endorsement so that Coulter can sell more books and Rush can spew for another eight years. It's all self interest. Anyone who thinks otherwise doesn't know much about sociopaths.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:13 AM on 02/08/2008
- MRb1000 I'm a Fan of MRb1000 11 fans permalink

You are funny. All the bigotry she used and nastiest she used. She did it to herself. The started the mud slinging and now they lost. Now, it is time for her to put up or shut up. She is the front runner. She tried to swift boat Barack Obama and it did not work because America is to smart for her dumb dirty tricks.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:16 AM on 02/08/2008

CTHULHU ENDORSES HILLARY

http://www.nyder.com/cthulhu/graphics/chickcomic.jpgc.jpg[/img]

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:41 AM on 02/08/2008
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This story was posted in every major newspaper, weblog, Newsmagazine, CNN, MSNBC, FOX etc. and news radio .

Stop Swiftboating the Huffington Post.

No More Ariannoia !

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:14 AM on 02/08/2008
- Mattatat I'm a Fan of Mattatat 5 fans permalink

If the Repugs were serious, they wouldn't tell you. They're not going to reveal their strategy to you.

If you think the GOP would rather face Hillary than Barack Obama, then, well, then you're not very bright.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:18 AM on 02/08/2008
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FISA UPDATE!

Please read:

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/2/7/17433/18262/346/452229

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/2/7/17433/18262/346/45222

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/2/7/13402/87509/567/452000

The bill will suck. There is a narrow chance that Dodd can block it with a filibuster, but we will need to act.

And call everyone you can think of in the House, starting with Pelosi, and tell them that they are to make it public and clear that they will take as much time in conference committee considering amendments to this horrid bill, and if Bush wants an extension of PAA, he can have it with a fucking bow on top.

Please take action!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:49 PM on 02/07/2008
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Keep it up keven. We have to stay focused on the big picture while we watch the pissing contest.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:52 PM on 02/07/2008
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Thank you. Please take action!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:27 AM on 02/08/2008
- nellie I'm a Fan of nellie 492 fans permalink
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Nice amendment on Use Limits. Thanks for this info.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:15 AM on 02/08/2008
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You are welcome. Please take action!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:53 AM on 02/08/2008

Political Animal Planet: Obama's 'Complete' Illinois Public State Senate Voting Record - To Republicans, ... It's What's For Dinner!

Have you ever seen those animal documentaries that show Lions viciously attacking for food? Well, "if" Obama wins the Dem nomination, the Republicans will throw Obama's red-meat Illinois record to rabid right-to-life -and- family-values grass roots advocates, who will coalesce and rally the base, to get out the vote for the GOP. And it will make those gruesome wild animal documentaries on the cable animal channels, look like Sesame Street in comparison; the GOP pack of Lions will politically rip Obama's campaign to pieces. And in a last desperate attempt to escape the carnivorous Republican feast upon Obama's once carefully concealed political record in Illinois, Obama, like a young Gazelle on the Serengeti, will struggle to cry-out one last 'bogus' political breath, "swiftboat­." But by then, it will be too late for Obama's campaign, because the Republican voters will have gorged themselves, belly full, on Obama's newly exposed record, leading them to vote for John McCain. And so it goes, the political balance of nature.

***Next week's episode, the 'Independent' pack of voting Hyenas go to work, carnivorously devouring what is left of the political carcass that used to be Obama's presidential campaign! ***

LOL

*Welcome to the Jungle Baby!*

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:48 PM on 02/07/2008

This is exactly what I've been saying also!
But then...may­be the Democrats love losing?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:18 AM on 02/08/2008
- MRb1000 I'm a Fan of MRb1000 11 fans permalink

Yeah that is what Hillary and Bill Clinton thought months ago. I bet they do not think the same way now. He can from a very tough political seen called Chicago. So please do not try to flatter us with you small talk.

You are talking loud and saying nothing!!!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:28 AM on 02/08/2008

Your opinion, and a Quarter, 'might' get you a gum-ball.

;)

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:52 AM on 02/08/2008

Bring it on! I think Barack can defend himself.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:14 AM on 02/08/2008

People are buying into the myth of Obama small contributions. I haer them on talk radio. Obama gets over 80 percent of his money from big corporate bundling.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:46 PM on 02/07/2008
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Got links?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:53 PM on 02/07/2008
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Thom Hartmann was talking about this issue this morning. It's happening for all the campaigns, apparently.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:06 AM on 02/08/2008
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Remember, he wouldn't open his books for a long time. Didn't want that coming out.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:22 AM on 02/08/2008
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The Clinton campaign does it, too. It's another campaign finance loop hole that we need to close with public financing.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:33 AM on 02/08/2008
- MRb1000 I'm a Fan of MRb1000 11 fans permalink

Yeah the federal government track all this information. Why would he say something like this that would crash his campaign.

If you have something tell us more. If not just go and have a long sleep.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:30 AM on 02/08/2008
- Mattatat I'm a Fan of Mattatat 5 fans permalink

Obama has taken more money from Big Oil than Edwards, Dodd, Biden, and Huckabee COMBINED.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:21 AM on 02/08/2008

what a laugh, suddenly the prissy, prep school student turned harvard grad is the toughest, baddest dude on the block.

not even on seasame street would this dandy be a badass.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:38 PM on 02/07/2008
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I guess you've never sat through a Harvard Law class.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:43 PM on 02/07/2008
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