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jasonrh · 25th February 2008, 22:12

Hillary and her George Wallace Campaign Playbook have gotten beyond pathetic.

Because she can't attack him on policy grounds she does everything else imaginable.

This while calling a press conference on Saturday to say "shame on you" because he pointed out that during her husband's regime (you know, the one where she got all of that "experience" she's been bragging about) she wholeheartedly supported Bill's getting NAFTA passed.

The sooner they and their hate politics are finished the better.

I'd never vote for Obama because I don't even remotely like a lot of his policies, but he is an honourable man and represents the beginning of the post-racial era in American politics. It couldn't come sooner, and at a better time.

I was worried (a lot) about him being too inexperienced and lightweight to be president. I placed him firmly in the clueless "haircut" category - in the John Edwards/Charlie Crist mold. In recent months he has shown that he has a better grasp of some of the issues (from a leftist pov, mind you) than she does.

I look forward to Obama and McCain actually talking politics instead of whispering about imaginary affairs, spreading false religious bigotry and fueling wild paranoia. They're running to try to make America better. She's running to try to make herself a monarch.

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jasonrh Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: "You sir, are the syphilitic cockbiscuit son of a hamster rimmer."; "Sir Alex Ferguson, trainer of the English champions, wants to start the spoon fruits since early." Posts: 58,483	Hillary and her George Wallace Campaign Playbook have gotten beyond pathetic. Because she can't attack him on policy grounds she does everything else imaginable. This while calling a press conference on Saturday to say "shame on you" because he pointed out that during her husband's regime (you know, the one where she got all of that "experience" she's been bragging about) she wholeheartedly supported Bill's getting NAFTA passed. The sooner they and their hate politics are finished the better. I'd never vote for Obama because I don't even remotely like a lot of his policies, but he is an honourable man and represents the beginning of the post-racial era in American politics. It couldn't come sooner, and at a better time. I was worried (a lot) about him being too inexperienced and lightweight to be president. I placed him firmly in the clueless "haircut" category - in the John Edwards/Charlie Crist mold. In recent months he has shown that he has a better grasp of some of the issues (from a leftist pov, mind you) than she does. I look forward to Obama and McCain actually talking politics instead of whispering about imaginary affairs, spreading false religious bigotry and fueling wild paranoia. They're running to try to make America better. She's running to try to make herself a monarch.