HRC: TCB in Vegas. A Conversion Story.

re: HRC: TCB in Vegas. A Conversion Story.

cerrulis — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 20:24:23 GMT

Clinton's base would be cut in half if they would only tak a moment and honestly assess: Do I really want Hillary to have the same powers George Bush has right now?

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bonas50 — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 21:29:36 GMT

Let me tell you a little story about Unions endorsing political candidates of any kind. I was an IBEW Linesman for over 42 years, a paid up member. Our Union pledged its support to the Democrats every single year, and gave us all kinds of literature and got donations from most of the members . ( I never gave a dime, nor did I give the company one cent for the United Fund , which turned out just as I figured , corrupt ) And you know what happens when the curtain is closed on the voting booth ? Most of my friends voted against every candidate the Union backed. Some just for spite , because they saw the deals that were pulled between Union and mangagement. So if the Clintons, think they can start counting the members of that Union, and expect that many votes, they have another think coming... Go home Hillary, no one with any sense wants you or Slick Willie near Pennsylvania Ave . The stink is only starting to subside from last time.

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dclgirl01 — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 23:00:30 GMT

Please. Not all of us are that easily swayed. And at least 50% of the Democrats I know will never vote for Hilary. Last time around many folks held their nose and voted for Kerry. Look at what our options were. But now for the first time in years there is a wide population of Democrats that will just sit this one out if she is nominated. You can expect another 4 four years of Republican abuse.

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Midnite Ryder — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 23:57:32 GMT

You mean you'd rather want another KARL ROVE & DICK CHENEY in power for the next 8 years? George Bush was just a week pathetic frontman for their preplanned agenda. Even the advisor to Blair tried to warn the PM that 'Washington' had already determined to invade Iraq BEFORE all the facts were in!

Oh well, seems that THE TRUTH didn't matter anyway - Just roll those tanks on into Baghdad come hell or highwater and keep changing the reasons as necessary to keep the gullible American masses on the same uneducated brainwave. Made for a nice photo op for Dubya though, landing on the Air Force carrier all decked out in his flight uniform (wonder if that was the same one he shrugged off during the Vietnam War?). Yep, Mission Accomplished afterall....

It's a good thing no one's ever told The Dummy where the Button is!! He might accidently press it, thinking it was room service....

The Real Question should be: Can America even survive ONE MORE YEAR under the Current Regime?

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RapidOne — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 00:27:22 GMT

You people who overlook the last 7 years of idiocy and incompetence and simply point to how much you hate Hillary or, oh, 'Slick Willy' (you creative son's of ****'s) make me move away so quickly from intelligent debate, to lower myself to your level and simply say: you hopeless fools, this world is doomed, and it was your fault for starting it with GWB and it will be your kind over and over again.

Only the most primitive and brainless of animals do not learn from their mistakes, and there were plenty in 7 years; overlooking these takes more than skill, more than will, but a special kind of hapless moronics I don't think can be bridged in the future of this once great country. To overlook history, even the most recent; to make arguments completely on the shameless catch-phrases of your self-serving demogogues that seem to be able to do no wrong, makes me not only dread the future, but also look forward to the reaping we deserve. You who still support GWB are a pox on our futures.

Look at us now: the war, the economy, the school systems, the violence, the hate, the international shame, the corruption, the scandals, and overall apathy for life in the country. Do you not think this is related to the last 7 years? Are you puppets for those that could really care less about the strength of the country. Yes you are.

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Toldya — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 00:44:18 GMT

I have gone from Republican(1980's) to Independent (to current) with a slight detour to try and unseat GWB in 2004. I am very excited about the possibility of someone like Barack Obama actually being voted into office. I see a real hope for this country. If the Democrats insist on forcing "Slick Hilly" on us then I will be more than happy to take my vote elsewhere. I have no problems voting third party as I have in the past.

I feel sorry for the person in the article, but I think the HRC machine will say exactly what we want to here to get our votes.

Obama 08

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mcadwell — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 02:17:16 GMT

We already had "her" for two terms. Why do we want her again?

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colin742 — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 05:12:16 GMT

Posted By: cerrulis (November 19, 2007 at 3:24 PM)

Clinton's base would be cut in half if they would only tak a moment and honestly assess: Do I really want Hillary to have the same powers George Bush has right now?

There were NO repeat NO Bush type abuses of Constitutional Power In Bill; Clinton's administration. Recognizing that there may be a Republican president again breaking the law, Hillary has said that she is going to take action to ensure like abuses cannot occur with any future presidents. After years of corruption, it wil be great to have integrity in the WH again.

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HillaryforPresident — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 06:45:27 GMT

to cerrulis,

Absolutely! What's good for Bush is good enough for Hillary. If enough Americans thought it was bad policy for the current administration to have to such power, why not speak out and demand a halt to power grabbing. Power and influence are not bad in and of its self. It's who has it and what they do with it. Hillary stands for positive changes and is a forthright candidate who will return the U.S. to it's former greatness. As a man, as I'm assuming you are, you need to ask yourself, am I protesting her because she's a women or because of her stance? If women, you should be ashamed of yourself for being narrow minded, if the latter, you obviously haven't read much about her and her accomplishements aside from the garbage the conservative right publish. They have the agenda and it's not pretty or moral.

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jqpublic — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 13:49:11 GMT

All I can say to those of you who are Bush backers is....are you kidding? In eight years this president has destroyed our economy, put our troops and citizens in harms way and filled his own pockets with tons of cash from rising oil prices. Bill Clinton may have involved himself in some very shady deals, however we never had to worry about our constituional rights being eroded to little or nothing and we could get on an airplane and fly to see our familes without being concerned whether or not we would make it. Our economy is worse now than it has been in decades and we are looking at far bigger consequences in the near future. People are afraid of Hillary because she ie a woman, but she is well spoken and has an understanding of the White House and how it runs. If she were a man her politcal views would be considered differently and she would be seen as a strong candidate by many more of her detractors, but since she is a woman she is labeled as a **tch. Another eight years of the same thing and this country will have only two economic classes left, the rich and the poverty stricken.....and take a guess where most of the population will be. Most of our tax dollars now are being funneled into a a war over oil, foreign oil I might add. Do you really think that the American public will benifit from this? Not a chance, it's going to be a select few that capitalize and the rest of us are left to pay the bill or parish. It's time for a change and time for a new way of thinking or we are all going to be in major trouble.

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RuthieM — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 16:44:04 GMT

Uggh, don't make me throw up.