Hillary Clinton cares nothing for democracy

Zoe73 · 04-21-2008

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Originally Posted by Trinity

Zo, you make a bunch of assumptions in an attempt to support your incorrect assertion. First of all you don't know if every Clinton supporter has made a donation. You don't know if Independent Women who had no intention of donating will be riled by calls for Hillary to quit the race will donate in a new round. You don't know if Obama supporters will donate to the Clinton campaign.

I make a bunch of Bs assumptions??? You mean like the assumptions you made that all independent WOMEN support Hillary Clinton...trust I don't.

And you're right I don't know that Obama supoprters will donate to the Clinton campaign...

Though I'm not clear if Clinton Supporters are donating to her campaign..

Cause in February - her final campaign finance report was 8.7 million in the red.

her final close out report in March has her campaign at 10.3 million in the red.

Remember that bullshit link you cited that hillary raised 20 million in March and it was all primary money - or rather her campagin said it was all primary money? The final report begs to differ...

8.7 million in the red -
10.3 million in the red -

She's gonna balance the budget and pay for universal healthcare? Puhleeze.

cocktaste · 04-22-2008

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Originally Posted by Zoe73

She's gonna balance the budget and pay for universal healthcare? Puhleeze.

Typical Obama supporter, who has no clue about how this country is run. Run along little one.

Go play the Obama victim card again.

Chuck Hena · 04-22-2008

Hillary cares about winning and America loves a winner.

Damn, there's no tongue-in-cheek smilie

faceking · 04-22-2008

States that matter love Hillary. She's honest about her patriotic beliefs and it showed in the polls. Rev Wright should go on tour in Indiana and North Carolina.... tell them ppl what he's been telling ole Barry for 20 years.

Industrialsize · 04-24-2008

If Barack is such a bad candidate, and he is so unelectable, and it is such a bad idea to have him as the Democratic nominee, why can’t Hillary beat him?
Why is she behind him in every conceivable metric? Why is she behind in pledged delegates? Why is she behind in the popular vote (and don’t insult my intelligence by trying to pass that sheer nonsense the morons at certain pro-Clinton blogs are lapping up)? Why are super delegates flocking to Obama, while Hillary has picked up only a handful in the past few months. Why has she won fewer states? Why is she trumpeting her narrow delegate pickup in PA, when it is less than the number of net delegates Obama picked up in a variety of other states? Why is she behind in fund raising? Why was she unable to turn her double digit lead a year ago into any actual primary wins? Why, with her starting financial advantage and name recognition, was she held to a tie on Super Tuesday?
Why to those questions and a hundred more like them. If your candidate is so much better, why is Obama kicking her ass? Why?

Because IF Obama wasn't black, and IF millions of people weren't supporting him, and IF he didn't raise all that money, and IF his campaign hadn't been run better than hers, and IF Red states hadn't had the gall to vote, and IF those damn activists didn't disagree with her on war in Iraq and nuking Iran, and IF MoveOn wasn't so effective, and IF latte sippers didn't vote, and IF we had the same system as Republicans, and IF the news networks weren't more like Fox News, and IF small states that don't matter didn't count, and IF Keith Olbermann didn't have it out for her, and IF Pennsylvania was the only state that mattered -- then Clinton would be the nominee.
You know, simple answers to simple questions.

sargon20 · 05-05-2008

The saddest thing is Hillary is playing Karl Rove now. The same 'elitist' label the Bush/Chenry thugs used she is now using by calling Obama 'elitist'. Can she go any lower?

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- With ads by the Bush-Cheney campaign and the liberal grass-roots group MoveOn.org already battling it out on the airwaves, another set of ads was rolled out nationwide Monday, the first conservative attack ads against presumptive Democratic candidate John Kerry.

Paid for by the group Citizens United, the 30-second message calls Kerry "another rich liberal elitist from Massachusetts who claims he's a man of the people."

CNN.com - New ads call Kerry 'rich liberal elitist' - Mar 8, 2004

HazelGod · 05-09-2008

With today's announcement of DEM superdelegate endorsements, Senator Obama has taken the lead in the one metric that had long been in Clinton's favor. How appropriate that his gains come at her expense, with three SD's previously backing Clinton switching sides this week to throw in with Obama.

He now leads the field in every measure: number of states won, number of pledged delegates, number of superdelegates, number of popular votes.

It's over. Finally. Now have some kool-aid.

VinylBoy · 05-09-2008

Who in the fuck decided to regurgitate this bullshit of a thread?
Oh... why am I not surprised??!?

Industrialsize · 05-09-2008

(resists the urge to say something)

VinylBoy · 05-09-2008

Go ahead and do you worst, Industrialsize. I can take it.

Industrialsize · 05-09-2008

9 superdelegates today, the Obama train has left the Station.....

VinylBoy · 05-09-2008

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Originally Posted by Industrialsize

9 superdelegates today, the Obama train has left the Station.....

Yeah, we noticed that. Considering this and the ignorant thing Clinton said about Obama not having full support of hard working white people (which is bound to be twisted and distorted by everyone), it's safe to say that Obama will gain more momentum to win the nomination. Hopefully there's enough love between the people on both Democratic sides to put away their differences to support one another in November.

HazelGod · 05-09-2008

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Originally Posted by Industrialsize

9 superdelegates today, the Obama train has left the Station.....

Indeed it has. Rasmussen has announced that they will no longer include questions concerning Clinton in their tracking polls.

The only question that remains is whether she will bow out with some dignity, or continue carrying on with her deluded harpying and disingenuous mathematics.