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60+ House Democrats Say "Any" Health Bill With No Public Option Is "Unacceptable"
Commented Dec 26, 2009 at 22:10:55 in Politics
“The media won't give this much (if any coverage) because the media has been against the LEFT, contrary to the spin the right makes. It's quite clearly rightwing media bias. Look at all the tea baggers and off the wall nutjobs, and all the press they get for being wackos. This may benefit the Dems so of course the media won't push it. That's the party of no ideas/no plans plan.....d
Obama, The Press and Us: Transparency is Not Enough
Commented Jan 28, 2009 at 13:43:37 in Media
“I agree. Great post. Where the hell was the "forceful" "hold accountable" media during the Bush administration? On his lap that's where they were. The reap what they sow.”
Obama! If You Want to Win -- Boot Biden Now and Bring Back Hillary
Commented Sep 21, 2008 at 18:07:31 in Media
“I totally disagree. For one thing, putting Clnton in will appear as it is, a move simply to put a woman in to combat Palin; secondly, HRC as a running mate wold turn the undecideds to McCain fo sure; and thirdly, it's obvious by her lack of campaigning for Obama (ok, a couple good words/appearances) that her heart and mind simply is NOT into it.
I too think Biden is an excellent choice and in the end think we'll all be happy with O/B on the tiket.
Obama/Biden 08”
I too think Biden is an excellent choice and in the end think we'll all be happy with O/B on the tiket.
Obama/Biden 08”
A Noun, A Verb and POW
Commented Aug 22, 2008 at 15:15:08 in Politics
“"There's a great Photoshop to be made of John McCain in Heath Ledger's Joker makeup, pulling a POW card out of his jacket. I wish I didn't suck at Photoshop.
Ha ha ha That's a great idea golfing. I also suck at photoshop or I'd do it.
I'm glad people are finally noticing this. It seems everyone has to walk on eggshells not to offend McCain's service, but this is getting ridiculous. I do hope Biden is chosen. Between your "joker" idea and the "none, verb & 911" I think the Dems have coined a couple of appropriate phrases.”
Ha ha ha That's a great idea golfing. I also suck at photoshop or I'd do it.
I'm glad people are finally noticing this. It seems everyone has to walk on eggshells not to offend McCain's service, but this is getting ridiculous. I do hope Biden is chosen. Between your "joker" idea and the "none, verb & 911" I think the Dems have coined a couple of appropriate phrases.”
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Senator Complain: "But They're My Wife's Houses!"
Commented Aug 22, 2008 at 08:17:24 in Politics
“Yea, and yesterday,I believe it was Charlie Watts who's comeback to this major "Gaffe" was "I thought the wives were off limits?" and he continued on on low it as to bring the wives into it. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. That ain't gonna fly. I smell desperation”
"Caroline: Pull a Cheney!" An Open Letter to Caroline Kennedy (Head of the Obama VP Search Team)
Commented Aug 20, 2008 at 12:03:40 in Politics
“I think it's a great idea. The right would cringe with envy. Ha ha ha ha.....How
Yet, I would absolutely LOVE it and would consider it a huge gain for the Obama team
FWIW, I think it'll be Biden.”
Yet, I would absolutely LOVE it and would consider it a huge gain for the Obama team
FWIW, I think it'll be Biden.”
The Forged Iraqi Letter: What Just Happened?
Commented Aug 10, 2008 at 12:46:40 in Politics
“I just did sign the petition, but have to tell you I am NOT hopeful. How many signatures are required and isn't it a bit late for impeachment? I will be happy to have this investigated and have Bush, Cheney and crew convicted as civilians if necessary. But regardless of what actually happens to them (in terms of punishment), I think American MUST know the truth, and nobody seems to care!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
The Forged Iraqi Letter: What Just Happened?
Commented Aug 10, 2008 at 11:07:44 in Politics
“I am so disappointed in this media. This IS a huge story. Why are they avoiding it???? I don't understand. Do we all give up???? I'm so disheatened by this. I don't trust our government or our msm media at all. Can't anyone do anything??? This is soooooo huge.”
ConcernedAboutRFuture replied on Aug 10, 2008 at 12:38:51
“They are owned by those they are supposed to expose....
7 Days: Sorensen on Kennedy & Obama...And Why McCain Won't Exploit Edwards' Scandal
Commented Aug 10, 2008 at 10:37:24 in Politics
“I think they SHOULD discuss McCain's infidelty. Not necessarily because "I" want to hear it, but that's the way the MSM plays. Let's face it. There are so many more important things (i;e. war, economy) but NOOOOOOOO, these stories are what is important to the MSM and some of the naive public. So, IF Edwards affairs constitutes news, then YES, "golden boy' McCain needs to be in the spotlight. Leaving a very sick wife; carrying on with Cindy while still married to his first wife. Come on John Boy, it's your turn. Yea, and the media leans left? My a**.”
7 Days: Sorensen on Kennedy & Obama...And Why McCain Won't Exploit Edwards' Scandal
Commented Aug 09, 2008 at 21:22:42 in Politics
“I agree with Noticed. IF the media so obviously thinks and, is pushing the Edwards story, A "former" Presidential candidate who had an affair, it sure as hell should push the "current" Republican candidate's extra marital woes. I could tell by McCain's comment yesterday, simply "I have no ca---comment (yes stuttering) that he sure as sh*t didn't want to talk about it. It's more valid to discuss his affairs, since the media is so judgemental and high and mighty. I want to hear about Mccain's dirty deeds. (I say that with sarcasm, but do feel what's good for one is good for the other) The MSM opened this can of worms that the Enquirer started.
If only you guys would investigate impeachment and war crimes of Bush. Since you turned tabloid though this is right you your collective alleys. Yea, I'd love for all of our Presidents to be "affair" free, but I certainly think there are other issues more important for running a country.”
If only you guys would investigate impeachment and war crimes of Bush. Since you turned tabloid though this is right you your collective alleys. Yea, I'd love for all of our Presidents to be "affair" free, but I certainly think there are other issues more important for running a country.”
Obama Poll Numbers -- Media, Remember Your History!
Commented Jul 25, 2008 at 17:33:28 in Politics
“Glad for the input. I am concerned that the race is so tight (if polls are to be believed). I think with the very successful trip for Obama, that next week he should see a pretty good bounce. If not, however, I won't know what to make of it. I do think the media tends to pick/choose whatever poll seems beneficial to Mr. McCain. Even if Obama is ahead by one - 4 points, they love calling it tied or bringing up the fact the McCain did gain ground. Still, he is behind.
Anyway, I hope Obama wins by a landslide, yet will be perfectly happy if he wins by one vote. A win is a win. We must be very critical though of the media. Anyone know which polls are not biased toward McCain?”
Anyway, I hope Obama wins by a landslide, yet will be perfectly happy if he wins by one vote. A win is a win. We must be very critical though of the media. Anyone know which polls are not biased toward McCain?”
Oldchef replied on Jul 26, 2008 at 11:54:42
“I am concerned that they push these bogus polls to put into people's minds that the race is closer than it is, so that when the election is stolen by the GOP again, folks won't be too outraged because "it was close all along".”
Obamavolk Prepare For Obama Blitz
Commented Jul 23, 2008 at 22:32:03 in Home
“I heard today that they expect huge crowds in Germany. They have t-shirts, Obama dolls and all kinds of trinkets. Anything can happen, to be sure BUT I have a feeling it'll be totally awesome and a big success.I think some simply want to see things go downhill so badly that perhaps by wishing it, they think it may be, but I seriously doubt that'sgonna be the case.
I too say "be safe O"
Obama 08”
I too say "be safe O"
Obama 08”
The Press Talks About an Obama Bias, All While Giving McCain Special Treatment
Commented Jul 21, 2008 at 23:45:32 in Politics
“Boy oh boy, truer words were never spoken. I totally agree with you. It's as though, God forbid, anybody every questions McCain or prey tell, ask him a difficlt question. It's like they walk on eggshells to protect St. John Boy.
I too heard just today on the MSM asking the same question and couldn't believe that some of the pundits thought this was true. Nobody mentioned the fact that all the media coverage Barack has gotten has been negative, questioning him his experience or whatever. This guy has been vetted 100 times over I'll tell you that much.
My guess is, because today Obama is actually for once getting a positive "review" with his overseas trip, that the McCain camp is whinning and with McCain's war plans down the toilet, they simply must blame Obama for something to take the attention away from them.
Thanks for confirming what we all know. If you have any other ideas as to who we can write or call (that'll actually accomplish something) please,let us know. I'm ready to sound off.”
I too heard just today on the MSM asking the same question and couldn't believe that some of the pundits thought this was true. Nobody mentioned the fact that all the media coverage Barack has gotten has been negative, questioning him his experience or whatever. This guy has been vetted 100 times over I'll tell you that much.
My guess is, because today Obama is actually for once getting a positive "review" with his overseas trip, that the McCain camp is whinning and with McCain's war plans down the toilet, they simply must blame Obama for something to take the attention away from them.
Thanks for confirming what we all know. If you have any other ideas as to who we can write or call (that'll actually accomplish something) please,let us know. I'm ready to sound off.”
hp blogger Mitchell Bard replied on Jul 22, 2008 at 09:28:23
“Thanks for your comment, amst. If you watch a newscast and think the coverage is unfair, write a letter/email to the show. Let your voice be heard.”
Obama Has Not Yet Made the Sale -- To Hillary Diehards
Commented Jul 17, 2008 at 22:59:49 in Politics
“No doubt dear, there are haters on both sides, but I think mostly on the HRC end (after all you were on the losing end of the deal). Not to say I wouldn't be totally be and a little mad (at first) if Obama had lost,but I know I wouldn't be in anyway shape or form threatening to go to McCain, nor would I vote for any of the Indys. I think HRC is capable. Can your group say the same thing? Obviously,most can not. I'd try to focus on the fact that thank God, chances of getting rid of Bush ideas are on the way out with a good chance at a democratic win. Whether it had been Hillary or BHO.
I haven't heard too many say they'll defect if HRC is VP, although I know some have. Like with most of the HRC supporters, I think in the end they will be few and far between.”
I haven't heard too many say they'll defect if HRC is VP, although I know some have. Like with most of the HRC supporters, I think in the end they will be few and far between.”
jspivey replied on Jul 18, 2008 at 08:31:12
“"I think HRC is capable. Can your group say the same thing?"
No. I don't think Obama is capable -- and I'm not about to say otherwise just to be polite.
I don't want to see HRC on the ticket as VP. Not only would that be a waste of her talent, but also it would put her very vital Senate seat up for grabs -- in exchange for John Nance Garner's "pot of warm spit."
Putting HRC on the ticket as VP will NOT make me vote for the ticket.
Nothing will make me vote for it.”
No. I don't think Obama is capable -- and I'm not about to say otherwise just to be polite.
I don't want to see HRC on the ticket as VP. Not only would that be a waste of her talent, but also it would put her very vital Senate seat up for grabs -- in exchange for John Nance Garner's "pot of warm spit."
Putting HRC on the ticket as VP will NOT make me vote for the ticket.
Nothing will make me vote for it.”
Obama Has Not Yet Made the Sale -- To Hillary Diehards
Commented Jul 17, 2008 at 22:21:36 in Politics
“I'm afraid you'll see Jspivey. It would be very nice to all come together. I had my mind made up in the beginning that if Clinton won, I would stand behind her even if I didn't vote for her and even though I lost respect for how he ran her campaign. She is much better than the alternative.
What is so hard for most of us Obama supporters to get is that their policies were so much alike, and yet the hate runs deep on your end. It surely makes one think it's sheer "sexist" attitude of "It MUST be a woman" or sheer racism which explains the hate and revengeful attitudes.”
What is so hard for most of us Obama supporters to get is that their policies were so much alike, and yet the hate runs deep on your end. It surely makes one think it's sheer "sexist" attitude of "It MUST be a woman" or sheer racism which explains the hate and revengeful attitudes.”
lotuslike replied on Jul 17, 2008 at 22:46:51
“thank you! the constant threats from these enormously bitter, spiteful people is breathtaking. believe me, they haven't SEEN uncomfortable and threatening until they experience the anti-woman mccain administration they are so intent on electing. what a bunch of self-loathing women!”
jspivey replied on Jul 17, 2008 at 22:37:10
“"...and yet the hate runs deep on your end."
Hate runs deep on BOTH ends, dear.
What about all those Obama supporters who say they'll defect if Clinton is on the ticket as VP? Are THEY "sexists" and "racists" too?
Why can't you wrap your mind around the idea that not everybody thinks Obama would be a good President?”
Hate runs deep on BOTH ends, dear.
What about all those Obama supporters who say they'll defect if Clinton is on the ticket as VP? Are THEY "sexists" and "racists" too?
Why can't you wrap your mind around the idea that not everybody thinks Obama would be a good President?”
Obama Has Not Yet Made the Sale -- To Hillary Diehards
Commented Jul 17, 2008 at 22:18:25 in Politics
“Exactly, they want some kind of revenge. That's why they are not worth it. You will never please these people. It won't be hard to cut them loose.”
jspivey replied on Jul 18, 2008 at 12:17:47
“"You will never please these people. It won't be hard to cut them loose."
You sure seem to be having a hard time. You need to move on to something else.”
You sure seem to be having a hard time. You need to move on to something else.”
Obama Has Not Yet Made the Sale -- To Hillary Diehards
Commented Jul 17, 2008 at 21:06:27 in Politics
“For God's sake, Fiorina met with 25 Clinton supporters, not the what? 18,000,000 that HRC claims she has. The majority have moved toward Obama. These few ladies will just have to live with it. Yes, it is embarrassing for them. What exactly do they want from Obama???? At this point, I sincerely hope he NEVER asks her to be VP. He doesn't need these holdouts. Let them stay home, vote for McCain or Nader, or Barr, they really areinsignificant at this point.”
closetodemfection replied on Jul 18, 2008 at 03:49:52
“25 Clinton supporters that raised 100,000 to 1,000,000 dollars. These few ladies do not have to "live with it." If they give that money to McCain or Barr, god help Obama.
As far as VP, most Clinton supporters don't want her to waste her time with it so no worries there.”
As far as VP, most Clinton supporters don't want her to waste her time with it so no worries there.”
jspivey replied on Jul 17, 2008 at 21:59:26
“It's a lot more than a "few ladies."
You'll see.”
You'll see.”
What's Not The Matter With Kansas: Kate Sheppard Talks To Governor Kathleen Sebelius
Commented Jul 11, 2008 at 16:21:36 in Green
“I really don't know anything about her, but everything I have read is very positive. I'd LMAO if Obama chooses her. However, I really really think, he'll pick a male. Only because there are some in the nation that won't take well to a Black President and are baised enought too, not to have a woman, so to have one of each on the ticket. I don't think so.
If I had to guess and my choice would be Joe Biden.”
If I had to guess and my choice would be Joe Biden.”
kingcityguru replied on Jul 11, 2008 at 20:36:12
“Nuclear energy for the generation of electricity is the answer. CO2 and air pollution free and the US has near half the world's uranium. Problem solved.”
DC replied on Jul 11, 2008 at 18:19:47
“Why Joe? The guy is a permanent fixture in the Senate and talks too much. Not effective. He is entrenched and part of the problem in the Capitol.”
Obama for President
Commented Jul 10, 2008 at 23:48:58 in Politics
“I'm with you Donald. I am guessing that Canada is NOT the only other country hoping for an Obama win. I think most of us Obama supporters are looking at him as our Agent of "change". I truly believe he is. I sure hope so because this country needs change badly.”
I'll See Your GrassRoots FISA Problem and Raise You Some Pissed Off Women
Commented Jul 06, 2008 at 18:07:35 in Politics
“I am assuming Erin, that you are a HRC supporter, gone sour.
I have always voted for the liberal ticket, although if there is one issue I lean more conservative on, it IS abortion. While I try not to judge and/or know all the answers, I can't bring myself to be for abortion simply on the merit of my womanhood, my decision, my body. I really can understand some reasons why someone would want an abortion ,even if I couldn't see it for myself. But my God, just for convenience sake...sim
Anyway, I commend Obama, for reaching out. on the late term abortion issue. I don't assume he's speaking against pro choice at all, BUT he has down what he said he would try to do, reach out, and in a fair/balanced way I would say.
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I have always voted for the liberal ticket, although if there is one issue I lean more conservative on, it IS abortion. While I try not to judge and/or know all the answers, I can't bring myself to be for abortion simply on the merit of my womanhood, my decision, my body. I really can understand some reasons why someone would want an abortion ,even if I couldn't see it for myself. But my God, just for convenience sake...sim
Anyway, I commend Obama, for reaching out. on the late term abortion issue. I don't assume he's speaking against pro choice at all, BUT he has down what he said he would try to do, reach out, and in a fair/balanced way I would say.
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ginnypoo replied on Jul 06, 2008 at 19:16:25
“A ss u me....go for it. I expect nothing less from his supporters. Fair? Calling other dems racist for political gain? Odd choice he made, but, hey, it worked on the weakminded dems. It doesn't matter what he says, he'll soon change it...that what he meant CHANGE in his positions for political gain, he just left off all but the word change....
My Position On FISA
Commented Jul 03, 2008 at 21:16:17 in Politics
“Although, like many of you I am disappointed in Obama's Fisa position, but I also agree here with the few posters who comment correctly, "how many candidates open up their website to here complaints?" Doesn't that tell you the Obama does care.
Also, it IS true that he is also a politician and he does want to win. He says many times he'll reach across the aisle and compromise. Well, he also admitted this isn't exactly perfect but better than it was. I am willing to take his word on it. He is not stupid, he wants to win and I consider this phase reaching out. Once he's in office, he will have authority (or at least be in a better position) to better things like FISA.”
Also, it IS true that he is also a politician and he does want to win. He says many times he'll reach across the aisle and compromise. Well, he also admitted this isn't exactly perfect but better than it was. I am willing to take his word on it. He is not stupid, he wants to win and I consider this phase reaching out. Once he's in office, he will have authority (or at least be in a better position) to better things like FISA.”
pdsimdars replied on Jul 03, 2008 at 22:11:17
“Your 1st paragraph, translated -- Obama 'cares'. So do the Republicans. I don't want his love, I want him to do the right thing with our country. It's not the 'caring' it's the 'DOING' that matters.
2nd paragraph -- He's not a 'new kind of politics', HE'S JUST A REGULAR POLITICIAN who will do whatever it takes to win.
But didn't we think we were getting something other than 'politics as usual'? Aren't we SICK TO DEATH of 'politics as usual'? Then why are you making excuses to us here for 'politics as usual'? Haven't you LEARNED ANYTHING!!!!”
2nd paragraph -- He's not a 'new kind of politics', HE'S JUST A REGULAR POLITICIAN who will do whatever it takes to win.
But didn't we think we were getting something other than 'politics as usual'? Aren't we SICK TO DEATH of 'politics as usual'? Then why are you making excuses to us here for 'politics as usual'? Haven't you LEARNED ANYTHING!!!!”
Clinton Supporters: Get Over It and Get Off the Fence
Commented Jun 17, 2008 at 12:58:35 in Politics
“My thought,
You are right. Lots of bitterness, but it's a two way street you know. Think about it. Hillary ran a great campaign, no doubt. This isn't even about Hillary anymore. Just peek in at what the Obama supporters are now seeing. "I will vote for McCain" alone spells traitor to me. Come on yourself. For any "true" Dem, those are fightin' words. They HRC fans are hurt I know, but they are taking it completely out on Obama and using their hurt feelings to turn traitor.
I have known from the beginning, especially when Clinton was ahead, that I wanted Obama. I tried to anticpate my disappointment if he lost (at the time the chances were pretty good). However, I planted it deep in my soul that IF he lost, there was no way I'd vote for McCain, because I kept telling myself (and still believe) that Hillary IS capable and a hell of a lot better than the alternative.
HRC & BHO positions were very similar, everyone seems to agree, and YET HRC fans are turning to McCain??? What's that if not traitorism and/or sour grapes. It's not a one sided thing here.”
You are right. Lots of bitterness, but it's a two way street you know. Think about it. Hillary ran a great campaign, no doubt. This isn't even about Hillary anymore. Just peek in at what the Obama supporters are now seeing. "I will vote for McCain" alone spells traitor to me. Come on yourself. For any "true" Dem, those are fightin' words. They HRC fans are hurt I know, but they are taking it completely out on Obama and using their hurt feelings to turn traitor.
I have known from the beginning, especially when Clinton was ahead, that I wanted Obama. I tried to anticpate my disappointment if he lost (at the time the chances were pretty good). However, I planted it deep in my soul that IF he lost, there was no way I'd vote for McCain, because I kept telling myself (and still believe) that Hillary IS capable and a hell of a lot better than the alternative.
HRC & BHO positions were very similar, everyone seems to agree, and YET HRC fans are turning to McCain??? What's that if not traitorism and/or sour grapes. It's not a one sided thing here.”
Clinton Supporters: Get Over It and Get Off the Fence
Commented Jun 17, 2008 at 12:50:52 in Politics
“I'm with you Java. I'm sure some of the Hillary supporters will simply NEVER get over their pity party. Don't worry, like you, I sincerely believe BHO WILL be our next President. In the long run, even the extreme Hillary lapdog will in the end benefit from a Dem win, even if they refuse to admit it now.”
VIDEO: Watch Texas Dem Unity Pub Crawl -- Yelling, Finger-Point, "Obama-Rama"
Commented Jun 07, 2008 at 21:27:47 in Home
“Ok, these people were at a bar and tanked up, I understand that. BUT, I continue to believe there will always be a small percentage of diehards that simply can't admit that Obama won. I say forget them. Obama WILL draw more groups of people and in time the diehard HRC supporters (the ones that either don't vote, vote McCain and betray their party, or vote other) will be such a small amount that it won't amount to much more that a small percentage of wackos. Let them go. Can't talk to a brick wall.
In the meantime, for those "reasonable" HRC supporters, who, in spite of your disappointment, know that Obama is better than MCCain, I say welcome and let's get a Dem in the WH (Hillary IS right on that one). For us Obama supporters, let's be a little understanding for the HRC people when they reach out to join us.”
In the meantime, for those "reasonable" HRC supporters, who, in spite of your disappointment, know that Obama is better than MCCain, I say welcome and let's get a Dem in the WH (Hillary IS right on that one). For us Obama supporters, let's be a little understanding for the HRC people when they reach out to join us.”
How Dare You!
Commented May 27, 2008 at 00:00:36 in Politics
“You know I agree with many of the replies here. Exactly who called Hillkary the C word or the B word (I'm not talking late night comics and such . I mean MSM people). I know the bloggers can be very cruel at times, but for the most part I think the MSM has been kissing Hillary's a**, walking on freekin' eggshells not to offend this woman. Even now, even as she loses not only the nomination but for me much respect that I had when i first heard she was running.
I think it's sour grapes. Obama has had much much more of a burden and scrutiny than Hillary has. Maybe because he's new and not known....I don't know. I'll say this though, in the end Hillary's Obama bashing was a great teacher to Obama. He faced the shrewdest of shrewd and remains unruffled. So much so, that I think McCain will be a cake walk to beat. Notice how much more at ease and hitting back Obama is with McCain. I'm guessing it's lessons learned and the fact that he doesn't need to handle Queen Hillary with kid gloves...b
I'm not buying into the poor Hillary line. It's sheer desperation.”
I think it's sour grapes. Obama has had much much more of a burden and scrutiny than Hillary has. Maybe because he's new and not known....I don't know. I'll say this though, in the end Hillary's Obama bashing was a great teacher to Obama. He faced the shrewdest of shrewd and remains unruffled. So much so, that I think McCain will be a cake walk to beat. Notice how much more at ease and hitting back Obama is with McCain. I'm guessing it's lessons learned and the fact that he doesn't need to handle Queen Hillary with kid gloves...b
I'm not buying into the poor Hillary line. It's sheer desperation.”
bluestatelib replied on May 27, 2008 at 00:31:17
“I absolutely agree with you amst. Obama was definitely holding back in attacking Hillary even in the face of the Clintons' relentless on-slaught (e.g. suggesting that McCain is better qualified to be president than him, suggesting that he become her VP even though he was winning (!), etc.). Hillary saw a weakness, namely Obama purported to be a "new kind of politician" who didn't sink into the gutter to win, so he couldn't really respond to her attacks like he likely wanted to without being seen as a hypocrite and a sexist. His lack of ability to respond forcefully against her despicable tactics led him to be perceived as "weak" by many Democrats (including John Edwards). But Hillary, yet again miscalculated, by underestimating Americans desire for change and a new kind of politics.
Now that he's pretty much vanquished Queen Hillary, I bet Obama feels a huge weight has been lifted off of his shoulders. Now he can respond to McCain's attacks forcefully and not have to be as concerned about offending key segments of the Democratic base (like women (and men) who want to see the first woman president and are sensitive to sexist bias). Game on!”
Now that he's pretty much vanquished Queen Hillary, I bet Obama feels a huge weight has been lifted off of his shoulders. Now he can respond to McCain's attacks forcefully and not have to be as concerned about offending key segments of the Democratic base (like women (and men) who want to see the first woman president and are sensitive to sexist bias). Game on!”
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