Hillary gains support
Tom Vilsack, Our former Govenor, and first to announce his presidential intentions, and the first to drop out of the race today has announced his support for Hillary Clinton. He said she would be great at fixing the mess GW has made of the US. What an f...ing idiot!
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He said she would be great at fixing the mess GW has made of the US.
Fix it? Not a chance.
Add to it? No doubt!0 -
Hillary finishes 5th in Democrat pulse poll
While she's widely regarded as the front-runner, Sen. Hillary Clinton finished a distant fifth - behind Dennis Kucinich - in a "pulse poll" of Democratic presidential candidates by Howard Dean's grassroots political action committee. While the online survey is unscientific, the group says it uses such polls as a gauge to assist in its possible endorsement of a candidate.
Clinton was favored by just 8.7 percent of contributors to the Democracy for America survey last week, noted Mark Finkelstein in the Media Research Council blog Newsbusters.
Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois was first at 28 percent and former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards came in second at 25 percent.
[...]The results were as follows, in percentage points:
* Barack Obama 28.1
* John Edwards 24.6
* Other 12.4
* Dennis Kucinich 10.3
* Hillary Clinton 8.7
* Bill Richardson 7.6
* Undecided 4.9
* Joseph Biden 1.9
* Christopher Dodd 0.5
* Mike Gravel 0.30 -
I wonder with the annoucement that Mrs Edwards cancer has returned if Edwards won't move up on the polls out of sympathy for his wifes illness?
By the way. I don't care who you are, cancer is ruthless and I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.0 -
I would.
You must not have serious enemies.
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quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
I would.
You must not have serious enemies.
Doug
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quote:Originally posted by PC800
Hillary finishes 5th in Democrat pulse poll
While she's widely regarded as the front-runner, Sen. Hillary Clinton finished a distant fifth - behind Dennis Kucinich - in a "pulse poll" of Democratic presidential candidates by Howard Dean's grassroots political action committee. While the online survey is unscientific, the group says it uses such polls as a gauge to assist in its possible endorsement of a candidate.
Clinton was favored by just 8.7 percent of contributors to the Democracy for America survey last week, noted Mark Finkelstein in the Media Research Council blog Newsbusters.
Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois was first at 28 percent and former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards came in second at 25 percent.
[...]The results were as follows, in percentage points:
* Barack Obama 28.1
* John Edwards 24.6
* Other 12.4
* Dennis Kucinich 10.3
* Hillary Clinton 8.7
* Bill Richardson 7.6
* Undecided 4.9
* Joseph Biden 1.9
* Christopher Dodd 0.5
* Mike Gravel 0.3
HA! She ranked behind "Other."[:D][:D][:D]
That is too frickin' funny!0 -
Obama is just there to make hellery look good. He will be out when it is in her best interest. He may even get a black eye in the process, but that war wound will only be for show. The rest are running for the VP slot, or an appointment. And don't forget there is is a lot of money to be made in having a campaign. One can't put the money in their pockets, but can be used for reelection campaigns and various trips. OOPS! I mean fact finding missions to where ever, If it needs to be traveled to.
Politics is a game of manipulating the public into thinking your vote counted. Ever since George Wahington the candidate with the most British or french royal blood has won the presidential race. George Bush has been the ONLY exception, kerry has more. clinton's real name is french isn't it. I know most of you won't believe this. But it is true. If there are any amature geneologist out there, you might want to do alittle research and check this out.0 -
The Democrats are peaking too early again, just like 2004. Hillary and O'bama will be the next Howard Dean. 0 -
Hillery gains support.
What,she bought a jock?0 -
quote:Originally posted by soopershot
Hillery gains support.
What,she bought a jock?
She had to buy her own. Slick's wasn't big enough.[:D]0 -
You mean little willie? 0 -
Why oh why did we ever give woman the vote? 0 -
Neither Hillary, no any of the NeoCon freaks are getting my vote. 0 -
ANYBODY but Hillary ... please ANYBODY 0 -
quote:Hillary gains support
Why? Did she buy a walker[}:)][}:)][:D][:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by moonshine
Why oh why did we ever give woman the vote?
My wife actually says the same thing. She is a nurse and says that every woman she works with knows nothing about politics and should not be allowed to vote. They just vote their emotions or for whoever is good looking, like JFK.0
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