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I am most disapointed with Wasserman Schultz - a local gal here- she knows better and is a smart woman. I can't believe she does not see that the landsacape right now needs to have it look like Obama is a leader that wont cow to pressure and be resolute. Its over Hillary people - Leading is no longer an option -follow or get the hell out of the way ...!
http://bloggerinterrupted.com/2008/06/clinton-s...
Now, Obama plays the waiting game. That speech was the best thing she could have done. It plays into our hands.
This is just pathetic and makes the party look weak.
That's what her game is all about.
I would say that those types are the smarter of the ditto heads, continuing their insane Operation Chaos.
There is no way that some of these callers are not plants trying to keep the pot stirred up.
Of course, the main blame falls on Hillary for allowing and often times fomenting this unrest.
A memo from the McCain campaign telling right-wing trolls to astroturf lefty blogs posing as outraged Clinton supporters who will never vote for Obama.
but this is sad....watching her self-destruct in front of the whole world.
not only will she not be VP, she seems to be damaging her place in the party and the future senate.
HRC seems to want to make Obama appear to be a 99-pound weakling who can get nowhere without her support....so she appears to still control the Dem Party.
He is going to western Virginia this week where hopefully, with the support of Virginia Democratic leaders, he can score some decent successes right in Clinton's "hard-working white folks" backyard. He needs to show that he is indeed independent (as the whole campaign has showed) and does not need Clinton's "support." He should also find an opportunity soon to meet with prominent women's groups to develop rapport with them. If he can draw big crowds in "Clinton" states like Pa and Ohio he'll do even better in establishing himself. Then he can politely signal (but never say) that Clinton can go to hell. In any event, he has to continue to be his own man, not let himself appear to be Hillary's puppet.
No question about the big crowds .
BTW I was at the Philly Event and I think the "official" 35, 000 figure is too low. Just guessing...but I reckon about 50 thousand people were there.
Here are the transcripts of both.
Obama
http://www.aipac.org/Publications/SpeechesByPol...
Clinton
http://www.aipac.org/Publications/SpeechesByPol...
If that was her criteria for disliking a presidential candidates wife, it explains how much thought she put into her choice for hillary.
I bet her hemline was above her knees too!
Seriously, someone actually said that!?!?!?!
I mean THAT alone should disqualify Obama (snark)
Concede Hillary. Do the right thing, finally.
Obama '08!
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This is sickening for a female, but true. They need to be ALLOWED to do something. As I have always suspected, Hillary's female followers do NOT want equality -- they just want someone to follow.
As a REAL feminist, I don't need someone (male, female, or alien) to tell me what to do. Of course, in my 55 years, I have never sat in my house and sniveled that women didn't have rights. I just did what I wanted and fought for equal rights. The HillarysBots are too weak to do that.
BINGO! Hillary has played the victim and gender card long enough. A real woman would have stood up and faced up to their lies (eg Bosnia). A woman with integrity would have confronted her spouse when he was exposed as an adulterer. Instead, Hillary continues to lie and cover for all her corrupt friends and family. She gives women a bad reputation.
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This is Classic Clinton®. This is what they did to their supporters during Bill's blow-job days. He denied the reports, and they let all their supporters go out and defend him, putting their own credibility on the line. Then, the truth came out -- and a lot of people were left with egg on their face. That caused a lot of hard feelings. You would think people would have learned from that. Some did -- which is why a lot of super delegates - - former Clinton associates - -went to Obama early on.
Thank god some sensible people have come forward today to say the same thing, she should have be professional and gracious. She should have been professional and gracious in defeat. She could have started unifying the party last night and she chose not to do it. No matter what her supporters say or think, this is about the self-centered Clinton wanting the presidency at all costs.
Jeez. This kind of says it all about HRC's campaign. Totally top down. You know, where all the experts were.