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| Luther |
| Louisiana, Nebraska, and Washington seem likely victories for Obama. At least that is what the pundits are saying. We will find out later tonight. |
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| Anogram |
| Could be nice momentum for Barack. |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by Anogram
Could be nice momentum for Barack. |
If he wins these and then the largely black primaries coming up, Maryland, Virginia, and DC, it will really seem like he is cruising. It's all about perception. If more people think Obama is winning, more people will vote for him. |
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| Reverend Tyler |
It is realistic that Obama wins the next 9 primaries/caucuses
Quote: NINE -
That’s the number of races on the calendar between now and the end of February. Of them, four are caucuses (Nebraska, Washington, Maine, and Hawaii), four are primaries in states with a large percentage of African-American voters (Louisiana, Maryland, Virginia, and D.C.), and one is the primary in Wisconsin, a state with a long tradition of pragmatic progressivism and a bent toward retail politics. All of which is to say that there’s a reasonable chance that nine is also the number of races in a row that Clinton seems poised to lose before we get to Ohio and Texas, where she is favored. And if that’s the case, the momentum accruing to Obama may prove overwhelming. |
Huckabee has just won the Kansas caucus |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
Huckabee has just won the Kansas caucus |
The longer the Republican race goes on the better. |
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| rod_jammer |
Quote: Originally posted by Luther
The longer the Republican race goes on the better. |
It could actually be better that the Republican race is essentially over, since a competitive Democratic race will get much more free press than the decided GOP one. This is free media for both candidates. |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by rod_jammer
It could actually be better that the Republican race is essentially over, since a competitive Democratic race will get much more free press than the decided GOP one. This is free media for both candidates. |
Better in what way? By better I mean that the longer the Republican race goes on the more the ignorance of the candidates will be exposed. And it's just more entertaining. Here comes the Huckabee surge! |
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| modeams |
Maybe its better that Huckabee is running because it distracts them from creating a Swift Boat-type controversy targeted at Obama. The democrats are notoriously horrible at responding to that type of muckraking.
Peggy Noonan has an awesome article in the Wall Street Journal regarding Hillary vs. Obama.. its a must read. I'll post in a sec |
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| Jackie's Career |
Quote: Originally posted by modeams
Maybe its better that Huckabee is running because it distracts them from creating a Swift Boat-type controversy targeted at Obama. The democrats are notoriously horrible at responding to that type of muckraking.
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It's funny that you don't see the Obama 'swift-boating' is coming from other Democrats; namely one lady senator from NY and her surrogates.
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| Anogram |
Quote: Originally posted by Jackies Career
It's funny that you don't see the Obama 'swift-boating' is coming from other Democrats; namely one lady senator from NY and her surrogates. |
No.... When both parties have their candidate I will expect the swift boating. What I've seen so far isn't comparable. I've seen what Bill Clinton has said towards Barack but it hasn't been over the top.
The republicans will definately bring in the poop once the race gets closer to elections. |
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| Jackie's Career |
Quote: Originally posted by Anogram
The republicans will definately bring in the poop once the race gets closer to elections. |
Impossible! Barack is like Jesus: without sin. The new Abe Lincoln in fact. Said so himself. :p
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| VacateTheWord |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
It is realistic that Obama wins the next 9 primaries/caucuses
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:lol:
Yeah, keep those expectations sky high.
A friendly tip - you are not doing the guy any favors. By expecting him to sweep the next 9 primaries, anything short of that will be cast in the media as a failure on Obama's part.
Let me know when you've returned to Earth. |
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| Reverend Tyler |
27% in from wash
Obama 67 Clinton 24 |
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| Reverend Tyler |
Obama destruction in Nebraska...just under 70% .... Over 65% in Washington
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| Mr. Hole |
Those vote totals for Kansas and Nebraska are so tiny, nobody lives out there or turnout was terrible!
Can't the Democratic party get some people to set up "residence" in these red states and turn the tide once and for all in congressional and senate races? |
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| Reverend Tyler |
There was a huge turnout today in Nebraska...
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Quote: Thousands of people statewide overflowed school gyms, sat in traffic and stood in groups on Saturday to be counted as part of Nebraska’s first Democratic presidential caucus.
Sen. Barack Obama was in tight race with Sen. Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination, with 24 delegates at stake in Nebraska.
In Douglas County, the state’s most populous county, an average of 1,000 people turned out at each of 15 caucus sites, said Eric Fought, spokesman for the state party.
Sarpy County had one caucus site for 28,000 registered Democrats, triggering traffic backups for miles and complaints from voters while changing the way officials conducted the caucus. …
Law enforcement shut down Highway 370 and the intersection leading into the site — a school cafeteria — because the area was packed with cars.
The influx of people was so massive that volunteers began collecting preference cards for people who preferred Obama or Clinton, then allowing them to leave. Traditional caucus procedures allow for more interaction, with supporters standing on either side of a room trying to persuade the undecided and not-so-sure supporters of other candidates to join them. …
The turnout was so high that officials in Douglas and Sarpy counties announced that they would delay the announcement of their results at least one-and-a-half hours. |
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| booybob |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
Obama destruction in Nebraska...just under 70% .... Over 65% in Washington
:bigclap: |
I didn't think they had that many blacks in those two states. I thought Osama only appealed to the black states. If he can get that much support in Nebraska what is going to happen in the general election.
I bet there were times when osama was the only black man in parts of nebraska :D |
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| Reverend Tyler |
He has cleaned up in the bible belt, save Oklahoma.
And Washington is official, Obama now at 67% there |
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| Reverend Tyler |
| Clinton has been speaking for about 5-10 minutes and still no concession |
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| Reverend Tyler |
| Maybe she is planning on coming out later after Louisiana is announced, but if she ends up ignoring it I'll be pissed |
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| Reverend Tyler |
"I fought George Bush ever step of the way for 7 years!"
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| Reverend Tyler |
| NBC - LA "too early" to call...note they dont say "too close" ... and also mention Obama up huge in exits |
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| Stickman |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
NBC - LA "too early" to call...note they dont say "too close" ... and also mention Obama up huge in exits |
What's an accurate delegate tally at this point? |
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| Reverend Tyler |
You mean overall? Clinton leads by just over a hundred if you include the super delegates, not counting tonight
We wont know how many delegates Obama won tonight until tomorrow, but his landslides are certainly a good size he will win a large chunk of them.
And as soon as I said that Chuck Todd on MSNBC said it looks like, again including super-delegates, that Obama will be within 30-40 delegates |
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| danrich03 |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
"I fought George Bush ever step of the way for 7 years!"
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What a load. |
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| rod_jammer |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
"I fought George Bush ever step of the way for 7 years!"
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More like "I fought for George Bush to support all his wars every step of the way |
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| danrich03 |
| If Obama takes all 3, things could get interesting. Hillary Clinton is a power-hungry woman with a sense of entitlement to the White House. I could see her cracking -- that could be great to watch. |
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| zimmie |
| Clinton expects to lose these primaries/caucuses today and in Md/Va and DC next week. She counting on winning two out of three when Texas, Ohio and Pennsylvania hold their's the following week. If she does that, it negates these wins (delegate wise), if she doesn't, she's in trouble. |
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| Reverend Tyler |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
Clinton expects to lose these primaries/caucuses today and in Md/Va and DC next week. She counting on winning two out of three when Texas, Ohio and Pennsylvania hold their's the following week. If she does that, it negates these wins (delegate wise), if she doesn't, she's in trouble. |
Exactly...but somebody else had that same strategy regarding Florida...
How is Rudy doing, btw? |
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| danrich03 |
TX, OH, and PA should be interesting. I'd give Hillary the edge in PA, but not sure about the other two.
But several big victories by Obama will buoy him, that's for sure.
It's looking like she's hanging by a thread, and even though it's clear Obama is the best choice for the party, her lust for power will not allow her to bow out. |
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| zimmie |
dont know
WWOD what would Obama do? |
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| rod_jammer |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
Clinton expects to lose these primaries/caucuses today and in Md/Va and DC next week. She counting on winning two out of three when Texas, Ohio and Pennsylvania hold their's the following week. If she does that, it negates these wins (delegate wise), if she doesn't, she's in trouble. |
Hillary would have to win ALL 3 States of TX, OH, PA to stay close with Obama. Keep in mind that Obama is not only winning these states in February, but winning them by 65% to 35% margins, instead of 55% to 45% margins that Hillary wins the big states with. This will make a difference in proportional delegate assignments. |
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| zimmie |
| why would she back out?........she'll probably have enough delegates to deny Obama the amount needed....once it goes to the convention, she'll have the advantage |
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| Reverend Tyler |
Quote: Originally posted by danrich03
TX, OH, and PA should be interesting. I'd give Hillary the edge in PA, but not sure about the other two.
But several big victories by Obama will buoy him, that's for sure.
It's looking like she's hanging by a thread, and even though it's clear Obama is the best choice for the party, her lust for power will not allow her to bow out. |
For the race in PA, Obama gets a month, A MONTH, to campaign
PA is Obama's, no matter what the polls say now |
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| danrich03 |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
why would she back out?........she'll probably have enough delegates to deny Obama the amount needed....once it goes to the convention, she'll have the advantage |
Yes, due to the "Superdelegates."
If she wins the nomination without winning a majority of votes, purely on her political machine & the back-room deals, it'll be BAD for them.
Also bear in mind that Hillary on the ballot means they have less of a chance of winning the presidency, and it will KILL Democrats running for lower offices in red states. |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
"I fought George Bush ever step of the way for 7 years!"
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:lol: |
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| Reverend Tyler |
Quote: Originally posted by rod_jammer
Hillary would have to win ALL 3 States of TX, OH, PA to stay close with Obama. Keep in mind that Obama is not only winning these states in February, but winning them by 65% to 35% margins, instead of 55% to 45% margins that Hillary wins the big states with. This will make a difference in proportional delegate assignments. |
Not only that but he has a couple weeks to campaign in OH and TX and a month to campaign in PA...I dont see Clinton sweeping him with that fact thrown in |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
Exactly...but somebody else had that same strategy regarding Florida...
How is Rudy doing, btw? |
Right, Clinton is in a parallel strategic position to Rudy. As we saw earlier, that doesn't work out too well. |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
Not only that but he has a couple weeks to campaign in OH and TX and a month to campaign in PA...I dont see Clinton sweeping him with that fact thrown in |
He has a good chance to win in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Texas will be tough for him, because it seems like the browns hate the blacks. |
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| rod_jammer |
| I love it too that although John McCain will definitely be the Republican nominee, he is still losing States. :jj: |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by rod_jammer
I love it too that although John McCain will definitely be the Republican nominee, he is still losing States. :jj: |
Schadenfreude. |
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| zimmie |
| I disagree. Clinton has a team of incredibly savvy people running her campaign. They have every primary mapped out with a strategy to get to the convention denying Obama the delegates needed. Maybe it will work, maybe it won't, but don't think for a minute she'll be outmanuvered by strategy. |
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| Reverend Tyler |
Quote: Originally posted by Luther
He has a good chance to win in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Texas will be tough for him, because it seems like the browns hate the blacks. |
I dont know if they hate Obama cuz he's black or they just love Clinton...which is weird since Obama best represents their desire on immigration reform...but yes, TX will be the hardest for Obama to win |
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| Reverend Tyler |
Obama officially takes Louisiana!!!!!!
SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| Mr. Hole |
| The Godless heathens of Maine will caucus tomorrow!!! :D |
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| Reverend Tyler |
Obama pulled in 7,000 at a rally in Bangor today...thats a very good sign
LANDSLIDE SATURDAY!!!!!!!! |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
I disagree. Clinton has a team of incredibly savvy people running her campaign. They have every primary mapped out with a strategy to get to the convention denying Obama the delegates needed. Maybe it will work, maybe it won't, but don't think for a minute she'll be outmanuvered by strategy. |
She has been outmaneuvered by her lack of positive character attributes and lack of personal achievement. It hasn't hurt her with the demographic where she does very well, poor uneducated women, but it has with a very large portion of the Democratic electorate. |
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| Anogram |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
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:jj: awsome |
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| Reverend Tyler |
| Theres no question that Obama has run a far superior campaign. Obama has had the same message since he declared, whereas Clinton changes her campaign strategy weekly, and Obama has been on a steady and consistent rise nationwide |
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| Luther |
The one tactic that has worked for Hillary. |
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| zimmie |
| Not so much outmaneuvered, but exposed, her character flaws are there for all to see and I believe many Americans have had enough of the Clintons. |
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| Reverend Tyler |
| Yeah...I expect Hillary to cry around 1:00 PM EST on March 3 |
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| rod_jammer |
Quote: Originally posted by Luther
The one tactic that has worked for Hillary. |
Hence the fake outrage about Shuster reference to her pimpin' skillz.
Tears from the people that brought you Barack Obama, the Avon Barksdale cocaine kingpin of the Democratic party, who by the way is also a Muslim. :rolleyes: |
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| VacateTheWord |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
Yeah...I expect Hillary to cry around 1:00 PM EST on March 3 |
I wouldn't underestimate the importance for the Clinton campaign to pull out a state from the primaries this Tuesday (D.C., Virginia, Maryland).
Monday, 2:30pm.
The waterworks will be opened. |
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| rod_jammer |
| Obama won the Virgin Islands tonight too... |
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| zimmie |
| Hillairy's biggest miscalculation is the black vote. She believed Bill was the first black President bullshit. Blacks will predominately vote their color every time, she was a fool to believe otherwise |
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| VacateTheWord |
Alright, on MSDNC they are covering the Jefferson Jackson dinner, and Obama is about to speak.
I want to hear, specifically, what Obama's platform is.
Alright Barack:
Go. |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by rod_jammer
Hence the fake outrage about Shuster reference to her pimpin' skillz.
Tears from the people that brought you Barack Obama, the Avon Barksdale cocaine kingpin of the Democratic party, who by the way is also a Muslim. :rolleyes: |
She wants to be the victim. |
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| zimmie |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
I wouldn't underestimate the importance for the Clinton campaign to pull out a state from the primaries this Tuesday (D.C., Virginia, Maryland).
Monday, 2:30pm.
The waterworks will be opened. |
Virginia is her only hope on tuesday. I think she'll be within 5% points there.... |
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| zimmie |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
Alright, on MSDNC they are covering the Jefferson Jackson dinner, and Obama is about to speak.
I want to hear, specifically, what Obama's platform is.
Alright Barack:
Go. |
He could do that over coffee and a stale donut |
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| danrich03 |
Quote: Originally posted by Luther
She wants to be the victim. |
That's always been her most effective tactic, and it seems to work, for the morons out there who still believe she found out about Monica when the public did. |
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| Anogram |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
Obama pulled in 7,000 at a rally in Bangor today...thats a very good sign
LANDSLIDE SATURDAY!!!!!!!! |
Barack Obama has a certain je ne sais quoi!
je ne sais quoi = French. an indefinable, elusive quality, esp. a pleasing one:
:) :) :) :) |
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| VacateTheWord |
I'm not interested in reading stuff that he hired people to write for him.
I want to her specific policy issues.
He's on now. |
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| VacateTheWord |
Here we go with the Sermon on the Mount.
1. Changing politics (as if he can waive a magic wand and get Republicans to accept tax cuts and a surrender in Iraq). |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
Theres no question that Obama has run a far superior campaign. Obama has had the same message since he declared, whereas Clinton changes her campaign strategy weekly, and Obama has been on a steady and consistent rise nationwide |
I think the primary reason Obama is winning is because of his personal qualities. His core positions are not significantly different than Clinton's. He is tall, thin, and handsome; she is short, fat, and old. His oratorical abilities are comparable to Martin Luther King's; she has an irritating voice. Yes, there are other factors in play also. |
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| danrich03 |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
I'm not interested in reading stuff that he hired people to write for him.
I want to her specific policy issues.
He's on now. |
Vacate, you're a conservative, and wouldn't vote for Obama to begin with. What about his platform might change your mind?!
Just admit you have a male-lesbian crush on Hillary. |
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| rod_jammer |
Quote: Originally posted by Anogram
Barack Obama has a certain je ne sais quoi!
je ne sais quoi = French. an indefinable, elusive quality, esp. a pleasing one:
:) :) :) :) |
Don't forget Michelle Obama...I'd let her call me Suga' any day of the week. |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
Virginia is her only hope on tuesday. I think she'll be within 5% points there.... |
The Obama momentum from today will go against her. |
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| zimmie |
Quote: Originally posted by rod_jammer
Don't forget Michelle Obama...I'd let her call me Suga' any day of the week. |
I find her masculine looking...ugh.... |
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| rod_jammer |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
Here we go with the Sermon on the Mount.
1. Changing politics (as if he can waive a magic wand and get Republicans to accept tax cuts and a surrender in Iraq). |
After 2008, there won't be many Republican Senators left that he'll need to convince. |
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| VacateTheWord |
Great, the Obamaphiles are chanting Yes We Can.
And there it is - "Change."
What the fuck does "change" mean, Barack?
More chanting from the glassy-eyed followers.
Just slammed President Bush - as if he could carry George Bush's lunch.
:rolleyes:
Jesus, this guy is an empty suit.
Hahaha - he just said he has put forth a detailed plan.
My God. |
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| zimmie |
| so how far ahead is Obama now? ......TV has him behind 38 delegates |
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| rod_jammer |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
I find her masculine looking...ugh.... |
You prefer this?
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| danrich03 |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
I find her masculine looking...ugh.... |
Compared to Hillary, she's Heidi frickin Klum.
Plus she has a real marriage, unlike Hill-dog, who probably hasn't seen Bill's dick since the 1980s. |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
I find her masculine looking...ugh.... |
She's a lot better looking than Hillary or Cindy McCain. |
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| VacateTheWord |
| He just mentioned "change" about 5 times in one sentence. Broken record. |
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| Anogram |
Quote: Originally posted by rod_jammer
Don't forget Michelle Obama. |
It's time to dig dirt on Michelle Obama.
Is the lipstick she puts on from dead animals? I can't believe she straightens her hair and she thinks she's black!!!!!! WTF?!?! I don't think she wears underwear!!!!!! |
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| zimmie |
| I'd fuck her before I'd fuck your "suga" |
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| rod_jammer |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
Just slammed President Bush - as if he could carry George Bush's lunch.
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I would love to see Barack debate George W. Bush; Obama would EAT Bush's lunch.
George W. Bush is a stammering idiot; even Republicans are admitting he's a failure. |
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| mb33139 |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
Great, the Obamaphiles are chanting Yes We Can.
And there it is - "Change."
What the fuck does "change" mean, Barack?
More chanting from the glassy-eyed followers.
Just slammed President Bush - as if he could carry George Bush's lunch.
:rolleyes:
Jesus, this guy is an empty suit.
Hahaha - he just said he has put forth a detailed plan.
My God. |
Your seething hate is rather entertaining.
Face it, Obama will beat Hillary and that liberal guy your party is trying to put up against him. |
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| VacateTheWord |
Quote: Originally posted by rod_jammer
I would love to see Barack debate George W. Bush; Obama would EAT Bush's lunch.
George W. Bush is a stammering idiot; even Republicans are admitting he's a failure. |
:lol:
President Bush would make mince meat out his neophyte ass.
Come on, I'm watching his speech now - there is no policy, just empty rhetoric. |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
He just mentioned "change" about 5 times in one sentence. Broken record. |
People like that shit, on both sides of the American political spectrum.
"Let us win."
"The surge is working."
"Let our soldiers win."
"We are winning in Iraq."
"I will not surrender."
"Let us win."
-- John McCain |
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| rod_jammer |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
He just mentioned "change" about 5 times in one sentence. Broken record. |
But you can't...stop...watching |
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| VacateTheWord |
Quote: Originally posted by mb33139
Your seething hate is rather entertaining.
Face it, Obama will beat Hillary and that liberal guy your party is trying to put up against him. |
Cart before the horse - if you think the Clintons are just going to concede and go away, you are drinking the Obama kool-aid.
He has yet to win a big state. Obama can pick off 10 little states as he has done, but she wipes that out with California alone. And the remainder of the calendar has Ohio, Texas and then Pennsylvania.
You mark my words April 22nd, the day of the Pennsylvania primary will be Obamageddon. |
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| mr wrong |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
He just mentioned "change" about 5 times in one sentence. Broken record. |
ODS Stage 5!!!
...And I thought April 4th was "obamageddon"
He's really got you shitting bricks, doesn't he. |
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| danrich03 |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
:lol:
President Bush would make mince meat out his neophyte ass.
Come on, I'm watching his speech now - there is no policy, just empty rhetoric. |
It's a stump speech, you dickweed. He's not going to rattle off a detailed platform. |
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| Luther |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
Cart before the horse - if you think the Clintons are just going to concede and go away, you are drinking the Obama kool-aid.
He has yet to win a big state. Obama can pick off 10 little states as he has done, but she wipes that out with California alone. And the remainder of the calendar has Ohio, Texas and then Pennsylvania.
You mark my words April 22nd, the day of the Pennsylvania primary will be Obamageddon. |
What are the big states? |
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| Anogram |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
:lol:
President Bush would make mince meat out his neophyte ass.
Come on, I'm watching his speech now - there is no policy, just empty rhetoric. |
Don't be stupid. What kind of a speech do you expect him to give after a night of voting? Since he won I would expect him to give a victory speech that is motivating. Why would you expect him to go down the line of domestic policies in detail? That would would be fucked up. If you need to keep hearing his policies just go to his web page or previous recorded debates. |
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| Reverend Tyler |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
:lol:
President Bush would make mince meat out his neophyte ass.
Come on, I'm watching his speech now - there is no policy, just empty rhetoric. |
the last 10 minutes has been pure policy
Its ok...you can admit you are frightened...Obama is putting Clinton away |
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| VacateTheWord |
Quote: Originally posted by rod_jammer
But you can't...stop...watching |
Hey, I'll hear the man out.
And yes, he is a powerful speaker.
But so is any motivational speaker out there. Should Tony Robbins be our next President?
People need to vote with their heads, not their hearts. |
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| zimmie |
Obama has momentum today, he won't keep it, it only last for a little while
BTW, listening to him, he sure is making a lot of expensive promises!!! free health care, $4K for every student, every year!
Hail Mary!!! Everything will be FREE!!!!! |
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| VacateTheWord |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
Its ok...you can admit you are frightened...Obama is putting Clinton away |
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| Reverend Tyler |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
Cart before the horse - if you think the Clintons are just going to concede and go away, you are drinking the Obama kool-aid.
He has yet to win a big state. Obama can pick off 10 little states as he has done, but she wipes that out with California alone. And the remainder of the calendar has Ohio, Texas and then Pennsylvania.
You mark my words April 22nd, the day of the Pennsylvania primary will be Obamageddon. |
:rofl:
gave up on March 4 already, eh? |
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| VacateTheWord |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
Obama has momentum today, he won't keep it, it only last for a little while
BTW, listening to him, he sure is making a lot of expensive promises!!! free health care, $4K for every student, every year!
Hail Mary!!! Everything will be FREE!!!!! |
:jj:
He's like a kid running for student council President - NO MORE HOMEWORK! |
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| danrich03 |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
People need to vote with their heads, not their hearts. |
So that means Hillary?!?! |
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| VacateTheWord |
Quote: Originally posted by Reverend Tyler
:rofl:
gave up on March 4 already, eh? |
As I said after Super Tuesday, I miscalculated when Clinton will deliver the knockout blow.
Just changing the date to meet a more accurate prediction. |
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| rod_jammer |
Quote: Originally posted by zimmie
Obama has momentum today, he won't keep it, it only last for a little while
BTW, listening to him, he sure is making a lot of expensive promises!!! free health care, $4K for every student, every year!
Hail Mary!!! Everything will be FREE!!!!! |
Yeah, that's money that we need to throw away in Iraq (at $5.4 billion a week)
The nerve of him to want to fund education and health care here at home. |
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| Anogram |
Quote: Originally posted by VacateTheWord
Hey, I'll hear the man out.
And yes, he is a powerful speaker.
But so is any motivational speaker out there. Should Tony Robbins be our next President?
People need to vote with their heads, not their hearts. |
What about the people who vote with their penis? |
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