- Clinton: My Dad Taught Me How To Shoot
- Cheney Plays The Jeremiah Wright Card
- Hillary Hits Obama: "Pennsylvanians Don't Need A President Who Looks Down On Them"
- Hillary On Track To Raise $10 Million Since Polls Closed Yesterday
- AP Poll: Hillary Doing Better Than Obama Against McCain -- Among Independents
- Hillary Hits Obama's Small Town Comments Again: "Elitist And Out Of Touch"
- Hillary Camp Hits Obama Over Private Assertion To Teamsters
- One Hundred Pennsylvania Mayors To Endorse Hillary Today
- MoveOn Hammers Obama For Fox News Appearance
- Poll: Hillary Takes Slim Lead In North Carolina
Yotin Zepol
- : Midlothian, VA
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- : Indy leaning Dem
- : Education: elec engineering degree, MBA, retired
Seating delegates from FL and MI
How the campaigns managed their positions in regards to FLand MI is irrelevant to how RBC should decide on the seating of FL and MI delegates. I believe what is critically more important is our respect of democratic right of...more »
Posted on May 30, 2008 11:43 PM
Obama will be more of the same -- ala Bush
I’m very amused what I see as voters glossing over what matters in this campaign and making hay out of inanity and triviality. Obama supporters and the media hasve made hay and played over and over of what is...more »
Posted on April 18, 2008 10:47 AM
100 PA CIty Mayors endorsed Hillary
4/15/2008 100 Keystone State Mayors Endorse Harrisburg, PA - Showing strength and momentum in the Keystone State, the Clinton campaign today announced 100 mayors who are endorsing Hillary Clinton for president. Following Senator Obama’s remarks dismissing small town America,...more »
Posted on April 16, 2008 1:48 AM
A second perspective on Obama's macaca moment
This could also be calculated by Obama to elicit the division his comment made. He's been losing in small towns. He'll be glad to capture a few to add to his overwhelming advantage in heavily African-American areas. Remember, he tried...more »
Posted on April 12, 2008 8:42 PM
Obama's macaca moment
It was bound to happen, given the time, Obama was going to show his true color. Thus far, the media has given him a pass every time he had a gaffe. Little is known about him and being new on...more »
Posted on April 12, 2008 8:23 PM
The issue is not the vote on Iraq
The issue was never the vote on Iraq. Even if you argue that the resolution was a vote to go to war, it was never a vote to occupy Iraq. Nonetheless, Hillary was clear on the speech she gave...more »
Posted on February 7, 2008 12:46 PM
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Sorry to say, this election is not about us, but it's about Michelle Obama. We want to get Obama elected so Michelle can be realy, realy be proud of America. We don't matter to the Obamas.
Posted at June 27, 2008 11:22 PM in response to Obama Social Networking Group Forms -- To Pressure Obama On FISA
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It'll be a mistake for Hillary to take the VP spot inasmuch as Obama needs her to win in November. In the event that the ticket won, Obama will get all the credit. And if the ticket lost, Obama's campaign and the entire Dem leadership will all blame it on Clinton.
Posted at June 27, 2008 11:16 PM in response to Bill And Hillary Max Out To Obama, Giving $4,600 To His Campaign
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What about Michelle Obama? Why hasn't she contributed to Hillary's campaign?
Posted at June 27, 2008 11:12 PM in response to Bill And Hillary Max Out To Obama, Giving $4,600 To His Campaign
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However, none other than Obama is campaigning on the message of new politics and not that same old, same old Washington politics. That means only Obama's campaign message can't be trusted.
Posted at June 27, 2008 11:11 PM in response to Bill And Hillary Max Out To Obama, Giving $4,600 To His Campaign
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Marioth,
This election is all about Michelle Obama. She's a proud American for the first time in her adult life after her husband won causes states. We should all vote for Obama to really, really make her very proud for the first time in her life.Posted at June 16, 2008 12:09 AM in response to Hillary Pledged Delegate: I'm Backing McCain!
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The democrats who won in MS and LA don't have the same politics and stands as Obama. They won because they're of conservative mold, hence, tactics to associate them with Obama failed. They're democrats in name only -- much like Lieberman nowadays.
Tim Mahoney is doing what Obama would have done in his place.Posted at June 9, 2008 10:58 PM in response to Florida Dem Declines To Endorse Obama
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Hillary SHOULD NOT NOT get into Obama's ticket.
If the ticket won, Obama will get the credit.
If the ticket lost, they will BLAME Hillary.Posted at June 4, 2008 9:50 PM in response to BET Founder Johnson: I Have "No Doubt" That Hillary Told Me She'd Take Veep Slot If Offered
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In our democracy, the only votes that count are those votes that have been cast. You have to exercise your civic duty to vote for it to count.
The rest who didn't vote gave up their voices by default to those who voted who now are the voices of FL and MI.
You can't just dismiss that the votes cast don't reflect the will of the people. It's most likely that that the votes of those who didn't make it to the polls mirror those who voted.
You can't argue about something that isn't there. The only valid arguments about votes are on the votes that exist or were cast.
You're simply stretching the what might be to fit your agenda.
Posted at May 30, 2008 11:26 PM in response to Do Florida And Michigan Primaries Really Reflect The Will Of The People? Nope.
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Michelle Obama is free and does lambast the United States and Obama says you can't criticize her. It tells you the double standard Obama applies to himself and his wife. His subtext is you're a racist if you won't vote for him while blacks who won't vote for Hillary are proud of their race-kindred Obama.
Posted at May 19, 2008 10:39 AM in response to Obama: GOP "Should Lay Off My Wife"
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Any delegate can decide who to support when it gets to the convention. However, until the primary gets to the convention, pledged delegates are bound by their electorate choice. When all the votes are in, they're supposed to revisit all the information from the primaries and see if what the vote was for when the delegate was elected still holds true. Then, the delegate may change course as sees fit. There are millions more to vote and this delegate has prejudiced his choice.
Posted at May 13, 2008 9:29 AM in response to Pledged Delegate For Hillary Switches To Obama
