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Obamas Expected to Have Sex in White House, Insiders Say
Commented Nov 23, 2008 at 13:26:32 in Politics
“This is very, very cute. I sure as hell HOPE they'll be having sex in the white house.
That's what normal couple do, yes?
Lucky Michelle.”
That's what normal couple do, yes?
Lucky Michelle.”
McCain Lost the VP Debate Too
Commented Oct 03, 2008 at 12:12:35 in Politics
“No. You're not the only one who noticed. That was every bit as bad as the winks.”
Drill, Drill, Drill
Commented Sep 09, 2008 at 12:25:49 in Politics
“McCain / Palin is a DANGEROUS ticket. Women must unite for the safety of our children, ourselves, and all Americans. I see danger here. I hope others see it too - - many others :-(”
Joe4747 replied on Sep 09, 2008 at 14:15:16
“so you're for children just not those in the womb? You make us sick Loser!”
Drill, Drill, Drill
Commented Sep 09, 2008 at 12:12:40 in Politics
“Obama is the only one that's been sticking to the issues. Have you been paying attention?”
FiLoLi replied on Sep 09, 2008 at 12:52:52
“Did he stick with FISA, or NAFTA, or just yesterday he said he would not repeal Bush's tax cuts. He has to keep talking about them because his position keeps changing.
I agree with riverhippie. This election was the dems to lose, and they are.”
I agree with riverhippie. This election was the dems to lose, and they are.”
My Position On FISA
Commented Jul 03, 2008 at 18:44:45 in Politics
“We have to take baby steps when it comes to legislation. I believe him when he says he's trying to rectify certain parts of it. I will give him the benefit of the doubt. After all, the alternative is McCain. Need I say more?”
Breaking: Bush Administration to Ask Congress on Thursday to Remove North Korea from Terror Watch List
Commented Jun 26, 2008 at 12:41:11 in Politics
“Actually, I had this thought, too. He's hoping to leave some positive notion of his presidency in the history books.”
Breaking: Bush Administration to Ask Congress on Thursday to Remove North Korea from Terror Watch List
Commented Jun 26, 2008 at 12:37:09 in Politics
“I find this very strange. Knowing GWB, there's probably something in this for him that we don't
know about - - YET. North Korea worries me. Why take them off the list suddenly. hmmmmm.”
know about - - YET. North Korea worries me. Why take them off the list suddenly. hmmmmm.”
John McCain Should Probably Stop Calling Barack Obama "Dr. No"
Commented Jun 25, 2008 at 12:41:37 in Politics
“Agreed! I only WISH we could go to solar panels and such for our energy. It will take people who care at the top to implement these things. Perhaps Obama will get things rolling.”
John McCain Should Probably Stop Calling Barack Obama "Dr. No"
Commented Jun 25, 2008 at 12:35:50 in Politics
“Dr. No? How lame is that.”
Mannycongo replied on Jun 25, 2008 at 14:05:30
“Absolutely right, about as lame as "Old Man McCain" lost under his Naval Academy ballcap, all brim-bent just so! You know, there ought to be a prohibition against presidental candidates talking about bringing back the draft for World War III. You guys want World War III? I know I don't want it. Know how many votes the draft passed by even after Pearl Harbor? 1 vote. McCain is crazy as a shit-house rat; no wonder he's willing to adopt smear-speak like "Dr. No." Fortunately it's not going to happen - McCain and the White House - It would be too ridiculous. The sawed-off little madman with his Weimaraner wife? Too funny for words!!!”
Obama Shows His Punch
Commented Jun 11, 2008 at 12:33:54 in Politics
“Not everybody voted for Bush. I certainly did NOT. In my eyes, it is Bush's war. He was deceptive and brought us into it using 9/11 as an excuse. He is a bad man.”
Barack and Bobby: Compare and Contrast; and, Obama-Clinton as Lennon-McCartney circa 1970
Commented Jun 06, 2008 at 16:13:25 in Politics
“unstoppably insane. BIG mistake.”
Jazzbeau replied on Jun 08, 2008 at 14:56:08
“True!
And because it is actually the Clintons who have not been vetted. Sure, they took a lot of heat and hard right crap in the nineties but what's happened since 2000 as not even begun to come to light. I would bet the Vanity Fair article was only the tip of the iceberg. Just there, there is certainly enough innuendo to raise issues for months.
There have been ample opportunities for the ex-pres to succumb to his lifelong weakness and they've also refused to open the contribution records of the Presidential Library. HRC also as many fruitful areas that haven't been closely examined, including fund raising 'irregularities' and the pending court issue.
She will not be the VP candidate because I doubt the Clintons would be willing to submit to the vetting process that has been set up by the Obama team. Even if they were, I doubt that BHO would find the appeal of the 'dream team' to be worth of the potential distraction these things could bring to the general election campaign.
I'd bet the VP choice won't be finalized for a good long while, perhaps not even until the convention. By then most of the Hillary fans will have time to cool and take a pragmatic look at the available choices facing them in November.”
And because it is actually the Clintons who have not been vetted. Sure, they took a lot of heat and hard right crap in the nineties but what's happened since 2000 as not even begun to come to light. I would bet the Vanity Fair article was only the tip of the iceberg. Just there, there is certainly enough innuendo to raise issues for months.
There have been ample opportunities for the ex-pres to succumb to his lifelong weakness and they've also refused to open the contribution records of the Presidential Library. HRC also as many fruitful areas that haven't been closely examined, including fund raising 'irregularities' and the pending court issue.
She will not be the VP candidate because I doubt the Clintons would be willing to submit to the vetting process that has been set up by the Obama team. Even if they were, I doubt that BHO would find the appeal of the 'dream team' to be worth of the potential distraction these things could bring to the general election campaign.
I'd bet the VP choice won't be finalized for a good long while, perhaps not even until the convention. By then most of the Hillary fans will have time to cool and take a pragmatic look at the available choices facing them in November.”
Barack and Bobby: Compare and Contrast; and, Obama-Clinton as Lennon-McCartney circa 1970
Commented Jun 06, 2008 at 15:47:57 in Politics
“Hero Worshiping? I beg to differ. That comment insinuates that Senator Obama has a bunch of starry-eyed children worshiping his every move. It's a mistake to make a sweeping generalization like that.
I'm female, 47, white, single, a mother, an ex-wife, many many hats. Starry eyed worshiper is NOT one of my hats. Obama will probably be a great President.
How about we concentrate on helping HRCs supporters come down from out of the clouds. That might be more appropriate given the present set of circumstances.”
I'm female, 47, white, single, a mother, an ex-wife, many many hats. Starry eyed worshiper is NOT one of my hats. Obama will probably be a great President.
How about we concentrate on helping HRCs supporters come down from out of the clouds. That might be more appropriate given the present set of circumstances.”
Why Hillary Waits
Commented Jun 05, 2008 at 15:46:51 in Politics
“here we go.......................”
