Originally posted by StarValleyWyCarville and Begala have brought people back from the political grave.
lol
I laughed so hard I cried.
The ONLY reason that Carville and Begala were deadly was that bak in the day -- they were -- in turn, owned by Lewis and Soros. And they were puppet masters of ALL EXCEPT FOX on the world "main line" news networks.
The game has changed so hard and fast that we are about to see the very definition of "impotent". ...[text shortened]... rt of way. I almost feel bad for Carville... but will cheer the demise of Begala no end.
One of the Ragin' Cajun's better lines about political races
When your opponent is sinking, throw the SOB an anvil!
Things might get nasty quite soon.
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Originally posted by SMSBear716Perhaps, and you are right that it will be interesting.
Carville and Begala have brought people back from the political grave.
One of the Ragin' Cajun's better lines about political races
When your opponent is sinking, throw the SOB an anvil!
Things might get nasty quite soon.
I see Carville's hand in yesterdays Hillery statement saying that Obama hasn't "done his SPADE work." I about spit out my cola when she said that. I was watching CSPAN and just out of the blue she does this very Carville-like-racist SLAM, BAM, WHAM!
The press gave her a free ride though. AGAIN.
Can you imagine what would have happened if Romney had said that Obama "hasn't done his SPADE work" and so doesn't deserve to be president?
The old-school media haven't gotten the picture yet. But they will. Soon. Then the poor Clintons! I never thought I would actually feel sorry for them... but it ain't gunna be pretty.
We'll see. I think they are toast. Soros has chosen a new horse.
edit... The thing that made it so humorous was that the CONTEXT of saying Obama hadn't done his spade work was that "Obama hasn't done anything for civil rights like Dr. Martin Luther King did... like the reverend Jesse Jackson did..." etc. Yep. I guess they did their spade work. Sad. It was Very Carvillesque.
Originally posted by KellyJayHahahahaha, John Paul!! Are you kidding me?!
Obama scares me as much as she does but for different reasons.
Of the Democrats I like Joe Biden but he does not have a snow
ball chance in hell. Oboma said he favors giving Illegal’s driver
licenses which sealed it for me, he would open the flood gates as
far as I'm concern. Edwards also scares me in his hate American
company’s stance while he tries t ...[text shortened]... Only John Paul is
saying things that worry me, as he is an isolationist to the extreme.
Kelly
Geeze, I hope you're not old enough to vote - I mean, I'm only 18, but at least I have at least a small inclination as to what the candidates are about (Oh yeah...I know their names too...). Seriously, I'm guessing that people like you are the reason why people think Americans are stupid.
Anyhow, I agree...having a Catholic Priest for a President could be risky.
LMAO...
Originally posted by StarValleyWyFunny or scary thing about the Dems, is Hillary comes out looking like the centrist/conservative of the bunch.
Perhaps, and you are right that it will be interesting.
I see Carville's hand in yesterdays Hillery statement saying that Obama hasn't "done his SPADE work." I about spit out my cola when she said that. I was watching CSPAN and just out of the blue she does this very Carville-like-racist SLAM, BAM, WHAM!
The press gave her a free ride though. AGAI ...[text shortened]... ..." etc. Yep. I guess they did their spade work. Sad. It was Very Carvillesque.
Originally posted by SMSBear716I like how everybody talks about how mean she is, but she really has never seemed all that mean to me - professional maybe, but not mean. Even more hilarious is that we're now choosing our president by how "nice" they are. But hey...that worked out well with Bush....
Funny or scary thing about the Dems, is Hillary comes out looking like the centrist/conservative of the bunch.
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Originally posted by cmsMasterI don't believe niceness is as important as humanness. Hilary has emotion, she has had to deal (publicly) with her husbands infedelity, she shows pain and compassion.
I like how everybody talks about how mean she is, but she really has never seemed all that mean to me - professional maybe, but not mean. Even more hilarious is that we're now choosing our president by how "nice" they are. But hey...that worked out well with Bush....
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Obama has Operah, Hilary has herself. I rekon its about time we gave a woman a go. Because men have been creating chaos for years.
Originally posted by SMSBear716Hilary is not conservative, but she does recognise that if you win the nomination - that you must then chase the centre ground.
Funny or scary thing about the Dems, is Hillary comes out looking like the centrist/conservative of the bunch.
It would be foolish to make liberal/left wing policies now only to back track in 6 months time when chasing centre/republican votes.
She has a political history which the electorate is free to judge, which is less true of her less experienced principal opponent: who from what I hear says very little of substance, but has a lot of style.
Originally posted by invigorateObama is the fresh face, which is why he is attracting alot of the younger voters (those under 30). As for his political views, they are about the same as Hillary's, if they were both totally honest about it. They both come from the left wing of the Democratic Party, just different generations.
Hilary is not conservative, but she does recognise that if you win the nomination - that you must then chase the centre ground.
It would be foolish to make liberal/left wing policies now only to back track in 6 months time when chasing centre/republican votes.
She has a political history which the electorate is free to judge, which is less true of ...[text shortened]... principal opponent: who from what I hear says very little of substance, but has a lot of style.
But your correct, we have alot of past information to judge Hillary on, Obama is as many have called him , a 'empty suit' ... but he has a better smile
Change seems to be the word of the day for Obama, he hasn't really spelled out his ideas for that yet. Style may win him the nomination of his party, its not going to win him a stay at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Originally posted by cmsMasterYea it was a mistake on my part, your only 18 when you get some
Hahahahaha, John Paul!! Are you kidding me?!
Geeze, I hope you're not old enough to vote - I mean, I'm only 18, but at least I have at least a small inclination as to what the candidates are about (Oh yeah...I know their names too...). Seriously, I'm guessing that people like you are the reason why people think Americans are stupid.
Anyhow, I agree...having a Catholic Priest for a President could be risky.
LMAO...
time behind you, you will discover you will make a few along the
way as well. I hope people treat you with a little more grace than you
did mine when you do.
Kelly
Well it looks as though Hillary won in New Hampshire even though she was a projected loser by a wide margine. They are attributing it to the female vote and specifically to her crying during her campaining while in a coffee shop in New Hampshire. I guess if this really works can she cry her way to the White House?
Originally posted by whodeyIt is a race, no doubt about it, it will be fun to watch.
Well it looks as though Hillary won in New Hampshire even though she was a projected loser by a wide margine. They are attributing it to the female vote and specifically to her crying during her campaining while in a coffee shop in New Hampshire. I guess if this really works can she cry her way to the White House?
Kelly