HilLieberman McClinton

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Posted on: May. 20, 2008 at 11:38 AM

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I see Hilliary is claiming another 'delegate', Karl Rove. She is relying on his ‘research’ and his pronouncement to show that she is the strongest candidate.

Correct me if I’m mistaken, but Hilliary has:

appeared on the Faux News channel for an interview;
endorse Senator McCain as presidential timbre, but questioned Barak Obama’s fitness for the job;
now leveraged Karl Rove’s endorsement of her as the strong candidate.

Am I missing something?

Hillierberman

OhhOO! I get it! Next she'll declare as an Independent so that she can get into the running along with Joe Lierbeman on McCain’s short list for VP running mate.

I guess she is still working on her dowry of female base and hard-working American blue collar workers. How is that going to work?

Sigh …

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AZ Moderate

May. 20, 2008 at 11:55:55 AM

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Sigh …

Maybe that should be HilLierBeMan, in view of the fact that she relishes the gonadial references that a_teste to her strength.

Does she really have them locked up in the "testicular lockbox", as she puts it? Does she really have the key?

This should be a test_as_to_her_stone, of her “grit”, donchya think?

How do you women feel about her masculinity references? Does she need to become a man to represent you?

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Phaedrus

May. 20, 2008 at 12:19:47 PM

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The old saw is beginning to apply "how the loser losses determines what the winner wins." As Hillary and her Vagina Army start ramping up the rhetoric, including the bitties appearing on CNN as the Hillary Clinton crazies, who are mobilizing to get female Democrats to vote for McCain, even as Hillary is saying that she'll support and work for the Democratic nominee if it ain't her.

But once these bitties get their mind set, it is hard to unset it. And the entire HRC campaign has been driven by this divide and conquer, slash and burn Rove style campaign since Super Tuesday. So, she and Bill have created the monster, but will now have to fight to get it back in the bottle.

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prometheus

May. 20, 2008 at 04:03:20 PM

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The trying to prove herself to be as tough and reckless as the boys was the probable beginning of her never ending undoing of herself. . . Voting for the war. Bombing them to oblivion. . . Voting for the kyl/lieberman act (where has kyl been hiding by the way?) . . . She would have been wise to run with the strengths of a woman instead of being just another one of the power mad boys. Acting like another George bush when we have all had our fill of the real George Bush, wasn't to bright a strategy. I would love to vote for a woman for president . . . just not this one.

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orbiter

May. 20, 2008 at 04:43:56 PM

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The time of Washington insiders is over.

The Clintons and the Kennedys are over. Soon with the timely departure of Ted Kennedy from this world and Hilary Clinton's defeat, and soon the death of Robert Bird and a host of other Democratic loyalist congressmen, the change we can believe in will be complete.

This the era of the new democrat. Obama and his leagues of radically social conservative democrats in congress. Just what we needed right?? to replace moderate dems with conservative/republican dems.

Go Bama! You took down another Washington insider! The lion is done! Good show! Down with the old Democratic party!

Vote for change. Vote for Bama.

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indie616

May. 20, 2008 at 09:12:34 PM

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[This is a reply to comment by orbiter on May. 20, 2008 at 04:43:56 PM]

orbiter
May. 20, 2008 at 04:43:56 PM

The time of Washington insiders is over.
The Clintons and the Kennedys are over. Soon with the timely departure of Ted Kennedy from this world and Hilary Clinton's defeat, and soon the death of Robert Bird and a host of other Democratic loyalist...

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Soon with the timely departure of Ted Kennedy from this world

You are a sick bastard, orbitor.

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know it All

May. 20, 2008 at 09:13:05 PM

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[This is a reply to comment by orbiter on May. 20, 2008 at 04:43:56 PM]

I hope you're kidding about "vote obama"

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AZ Moderate

May. 20, 2008 at 10:09:12 PM

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Hillliary's supporters should hang it up now.

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orbiter

May. 20, 2008 at 10:31:41 PM

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[This is a reply to comment by indie616 on May. 20, 2008 at 09:12:34 PM]

indie616
May. 20, 2008 at 09:12:34 PM

Soon with the timely departure of Ted Kennedy from this world
You are a sick bastard,...

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no use growing a heart now indy. you couldn't care less about Ted kennedy.

You guys are getting what you want albeit in a sick sort of way: the Washington insiders are dropping like flies... slowly but surely... your wish not mine... Out with the old in with the new. it's the price you pay for a revolution. the price of Change. Have fun with your conservative democrats in january09, babe. If you are lucky maybe Bama will also win.

Az Mod: Maybe you should put on that dress. I know you fantasize about Hillary all the time.

'Bama '08!

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know it All

May. 20, 2008 at 10:42:54 PM

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AZ my friend you wouldn't happen to be a black man would you?

Not that there is anything wrong with that.

But if you are watch out for June.

There was a story going around.

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June

May. 20, 2008 at 11:56:28 PM

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Orbiter - I second Indie diagnosis. How can you and Know It All take so much time away from studying for your GED - aren't you guys afraid of flunkin' it again?

Mody - way too much speculation from the pundits but, really, there's no accounting for her staying in. Maybe because she can? Brings back a long neglected refrain:

In the clearing stands a boxer, and a fighter by her trade
And [s]he carries the reminders of every glove that laid him down or cut her
'Til [s]he cried out in her anger and her shame
I am leaving, I am leaving, but the fighter still remains.

Li la li...

But before she exits stage left, everyone - I mean, everyone - is asking, "What's she want?" James Miller, in an Op-Ed in today's Post, floats Mick's Supreme trial balloon. It's become a parlor game but, at least, Obama has redirected his attention to McCain while Hillary continues to heap the superlatives on herself.

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