Comments on: Hillary Stays Alive http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/ Mon, 23 Nov 2009 17:19:16 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: TO http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/comment-page-2/#comment-32482 TO Fri, 25 Apr 2008 21:15:51 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/#comment-32482 In response to the poor delusional 'Alice" and the many Hillary supporters, Republicans/Fox News Network, far right zealots and white racists, don't let naievety get in the way of the reality and inevitability. First of all, there is not a snowball's chance in hell Hillary will be able to beat Obama. The math is not there and the best case scenario for Florida and Michigan is splitting the votes, but to try to convince the superdelegates to reverse Obama's winning the primary is actually a joke. Secondly, Obama will win. Whether the delusionals like it or not, rightfully so or not, Obama appeals to many young people, independents, people tired of the mess the republicans have made of the economy, school system (no child left behind) and the country and its reputation altogether. Who in their right mind would vote for another republican who thinks Bush was overall a pretty good President? This is a no-brainer. Only die hard republicans who would watch us spend another hundred years in war while our country is recession, people are losing their homes, some cities are practically going bankrupt. Yeah, let the country go bankrupt, but let's stay in war for another 100 years just to win the war!!! and because we are republicans and as you can see, we know what is best for the country. A they say dems are looney. Sounds looney to me. Only a republican would do that. Like I said, just you wait and see Democrats will take the White House, led by Barack Obama and when they do, I am going to make it a special point to be back on here to remind "Alice" and other delusional republicans of this day! In response to the poor delusional ‘Alice” and the many Hillary supporters, Republicans/Fox News Network, far right zealots and white racists, don’t let naievety get in the way of the reality and inevitability. First of all, there is not a snowball’s chance in hell Hillary will be able to beat Obama. The math is not there and the best case scenario for Florida and Michigan is splitting the votes, but to try to convince the superdelegates to reverse Obama’s winning the primary is actually a joke. Secondly, Obama will win. Whether the delusionals like it or not, rightfully so or not, Obama appeals to many young people, independents, people tired of the mess the republicans have made of the economy, school system (no child left behind) and the country and its reputation altogether. Who in their right mind would vote for another republican who thinks Bush was overall a pretty good President? This is a no-brainer. Only die hard republicans who would watch us spend another hundred years in war while our country is recession, people are losing their homes, some cities are practically going bankrupt. Yeah, let the country go bankrupt, but let’s stay in war for another 100 years just to win the war!!! and because we are republicans and as you can see, we know what is best for the country. A they say dems are looney. Sounds looney to me. Only a republican would do that. Like I said, just you wait and see Democrats will take the White House, led by Barack Obama and when they do, I am going to make it a special point to be back on here to remind “Alice” and other delusional republicans of this day!

]]> By: Alice http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/comment-page-2/#comment-32443 Alice Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:41:54 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/#comment-32443 Real America is not going to elect a black radical to president. Only surreal Wonderland can vote for Rev. Wright’s pupil and read stupid books of furious Vera Richardson. Real America is not going to elect a black radical to president. Only surreal Wonderland can vote for Rev. Wright’s pupil and read stupid books of furious Vera Richardson.

]]> By: David http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/comment-page-2/#comment-32438 David Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:23:37 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/#comment-32438 Who could better fix the economic system for the impoverished than one who has been poor, himself? And to answer the question: Why can't he close the deal? Racism lives, that's why. Many of the WHITE blue-collar workers voted against Obama because of the issue of race. The others, just because she's a woman, which is understandable, I too would like to see a female president in my lifetime, but a STRONG female president. I don't want a female president who complained constantly when she was losing primary's "Oh, poor me, it's because I'm a woman. Oh no, people hate women, the issue of sexism is still rampant." I'm sorry, but were women enslaved, finally freed, brought down by Jim Crow laws and decades later, still looked down upon and kept down by social and government policies? Last time I checked, the strong women like Margaret Thatcher did not whine when people thought less of them for being a woman. Strong women prove themselves to be above all that, don't even mention it, and show everybody wrong, not the opposite. And as many of Clinton's zombies keep toting: "Experience! Track record! Urrrrgghhh!" my response is-- "No. Just because she was the wife of the president, that makes her fit to be one? Obama's wife went to Princeton University and Harvard Law School, does that mean he went there too? Apparently it does, because if Hillary gets experience from her husband being in the Oval Office, we all share the experience of our spouses or significant others." Who could better fix the economic system for the impoverished than one who has been poor, himself? And to answer the question: Why can’t he close the deal? Racism lives, that’s why. Many of the WHITE blue-collar workers voted against Obama because of the issue of race. The others, just because she’s a woman, which is understandable, I too would like to see a female president in my lifetime, but a STRONG female president. I don’t want a female president who complained constantly when she was losing primary’s “Oh, poor me, it’s because I’m a woman. Oh no, people hate women, the issue of sexism is still rampant.” I’m sorry, but were women enslaved, finally freed, brought down by Jim Crow laws and decades later, still looked down upon and kept down by social and government policies? Last time I checked, the strong women like Margaret Thatcher did not whine when people thought less of them for being a woman. Strong women prove themselves to be above all that, don’t even mention it, and show everybody wrong, not the opposite. And as many of Clinton’s zombies keep toting: “Experience! Track record! Urrrrgghhh!” my response is– “No. Just because she was the wife of the president, that makes her fit to be one? Obama’s wife went to Princeton University and Harvard Law School, does that mean he went there too? Apparently it does, because if Hillary gets experience from her husband being in the Oval Office, we all share the experience of our spouses or significant others.”

]]> By: David http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/comment-page-2/#comment-32433 David Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:05:45 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/#comment-32433 To: RS LaRue Like the track record of George W. Bush? Several failed companies, but hey, it was experience in business. Just what exactly is this "tangible" experience? Just doing something, anything? Hillary Clinton was the WIFE of the president, she just did the old normal stuff any first lady does-- make appearances and some peace talks to appeal to their feminine side. Barack Obama has dealt with people on a social and economic level. And Hillary? Some rich little white girl who actually said "Screw 'Em" in reference to blue-collar workers in the South. Go ahead, look it up on Google. I'm right. You think Hillary could give two craps about you, or anyone with less money than she? Foolish child. She doesn't care about you. She is very highly paid by lobbyists from Pharmaceutical Companies and Insurance companies, and you think she wants to fix healthcare? There's too much money for her in this broken system, why would she change it? Her experience is either completely inane (Bosnia) or corrupt (healthcare). To: RS LaRue
Like the track record of George W. Bush? Several failed companies, but hey, it was experience in business. Just what exactly is this “tangible” experience? Just doing something, anything? Hillary Clinton was the WIFE of the president, she just did the old normal stuff any first lady does– make appearances and some peace talks to appeal to their feminine side. Barack Obama has dealt with people on a social and economic level. And Hillary? Some rich little white girl who actually said “Screw ‘Em” in reference to blue-collar workers in the South. Go ahead, look it up on Google. I’m right. You think Hillary could give two craps about you, or anyone with less money than she? Foolish child. She doesn’t care about you. She is very highly paid by lobbyists from Pharmaceutical Companies and Insurance companies, and you think she wants to fix healthcare? There’s too much money for her in this broken system, why would she change it? Her experience is either completely inane (Bosnia) or corrupt (healthcare).

]]> By: Ciscokid http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/comment-page-2/#comment-32413 Ciscokid Fri, 25 Apr 2008 14:36:13 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/#comment-32413 Reply to – 2nd assistant to the junior trainee. Your post was brilliant. McCain should use the fact his wife owns a beer distributorship!! I know people living in Milwaukee & St Louis, would feel the bond. Nice rack or deceptive lawyer spouses? Thinking about it, I could imagine smoking a cigarette, complemented by beer chaser, after voting for McCain Reply to – 2nd assistant to the junior trainee.

Your post was brilliant. McCain should use the fact his wife owns a beer distributorship!! I know people living in Milwaukee & St Louis, would feel the bond.

Nice rack or deceptive lawyer spouses? Thinking about it, I could imagine smoking a cigarette, complemented by beer chaser, after voting for McCain

]]> By: Vera Richardson http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/comment-page-2/#comment-32407 Vera Richardson Fri, 25 Apr 2008 14:01:25 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/#comment-32407 I am a political junkie with a degree in Political Science and a minor in Criminal Justice. As a people we know spin and bull ---- when we see and hear it. The only way that Hillary can win the nomination is if the Super Delegates over rule all the voters in the states that Obama won. How can any black person support the candidate and party that will do that to us after our years of loyal support of that party? We all have special talents and divine purposes. God has created someone for just this time in history. That person or group of people needs to start a movement for “ALL’ Obama supporters Blacks, poor, Whites, young, old, Asians, Hispanics to match in NC now and voice our demand that the Super Delegates honor the primary election results and rules passed before the start of the primary. http://yourblackgospel.blogspot.com/2008/04/it-is-time-to-pray-and-march-for.html To the Democratic Party leaders I say endorse Senator Obama now and end this blood bath. There are over 300 million people living in this country. Isn't it time that someone who isn't a Clinton or Bush have the opportunity to represent us and to represent the United States of America to the world? Support Senator Barack Obama and the Democrats will not only take back the White House but we will also gain additional seats in both the House and the Senate. Seats needed to implement the “changes” that Senator Obama is so passionate about making. Lastly, I say to the uncommitted super delegates this is Barack Obama’s time to run for the Presidency. (He has won more states, more popular votes, and more delegates) It is time for you to pay us (black people) for being loyal and true. The American people voted for change during the 2007 election. Unfortunately Congress has been unable to deliver that change. This country can not afford to let Hillary's blind ambition fueled by Bill's desire for a third term destroy the Democratic Party and our chances to make positive changes for all Americans. Vera Richardson author of “A Case of Racial Discrimination and Retaliation Real or Imagined.” I am a political junkie with a degree in Political Science and a minor in Criminal Justice. As a people we know spin and bull —- when we see and hear it. The only way that Hillary can win the nomination is if the Super Delegates over rule all the voters in the states that Obama won. How can any black person support the candidate and party that will do that to us after our years of loyal support of that party?
We all have special talents and divine purposes. God has created someone for just this time in history. That person or group of people needs to start a movement for “ALL’ Obama supporters Blacks, poor, Whites, young, old, Asians, Hispanics to match in NC now and voice our demand that the Super Delegates honor the primary election results and rules passed before the start of the primary.
http://yourblackgospel.blogspot.com/2008/04/it-is-time-to-pray-and-march-for.html

To the Democratic Party leaders I say endorse Senator Obama now and end this blood bath. There are over 300 million people living in this country. Isn’t it time that someone who isn’t a Clinton or Bush have the opportunity to represent us and to represent the United States of America to the world?
Support Senator Barack Obama and the Democrats will not only take back the White House but we will also gain additional seats in both the House and the Senate. Seats needed to implement the “changes” that Senator Obama is so passionate about making.

Lastly, I say to the uncommitted super delegates this is Barack Obama’s time to run for the Presidency. (He has won more states, more popular votes, and more delegates) It is time for you to pay us (black people) for being loyal and true. The American people voted for change during the 2007 election. Unfortunately Congress has been unable to deliver that change. This country can not afford to let Hillary’s blind ambition fueled by Bill’s desire for a third term destroy the Democratic Party and our chances to make positive changes for all Americans.

Vera Richardson author of “A Case of Racial Discrimination and Retaliation Real or Imagined.”

]]> By: Barney http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/comment-page-2/#comment-32405 Barney Fri, 25 Apr 2008 13:44:34 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/#comment-32405 These democratic primaries are certainly worth a chapter of the celebrated book about “Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds” by Charles Mackay (London 1852). It is possible to foresee (in case of the adorable candidate’s lost) mass hysteria and even collective suicides. What about St. Obamus, the cause of this new “Madness of Crowds”? In any case he will increase his poor income of $4 million: not for his own profit but to help spiritually the victims of his deadly eloquence. These democratic primaries are certainly worth a chapter of the celebrated book about “Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds” by Charles Mackay (London 1852). It is possible to foresee (in case of the adorable candidate’s lost) mass hysteria and even collective suicides. What about St. Obamus, the cause of this new “Madness of Crowds”? In any case he will increase his poor income of $4 million: not for his own profit but to help spiritually the victims of his deadly eloquence.

]]> By: TO http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/comment-page-2/#comment-32313 TO Thu, 24 Apr 2008 22:49:21 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/#comment-32313 Krltz1 I will not call you a racist for speaking your point of view, however, which one of these politicians, including McCain and Clinton have not waffled on something or the other. McCain is no saint. For years he spoke out against lobbyists and the negativity and improprierty of politicians entertaining them, however, he has allowed himself to be surrounded by lobbyists. Clinton waffled on war — even in a 24 hour period. Clinton told a union audience that she favored keeping some troops in Iraq “to protect our interests” there after a major pullout. But the following day, she told an activist at an anti-war gathering that she wants U.S. troops withdrawn from Iraq. On that day, she gained kudos for her “Take Back America” conference by saying “We’re going to end the war in Iraq and finally bring our troops home.” After all we have heard of ALL of these candidates, I think it would be unfair and a bit extreme to single out Barack Obama's CHARACTER and not Clinton or McCain. Krltz1

I will not call you a racist for speaking your point of view, however, which one of these politicians, including McCain and Clinton have not waffled on something or the other.
McCain is no saint. For years he spoke out against lobbyists and the negativity and improprierty of politicians entertaining them, however, he has allowed himself to be surrounded by lobbyists. Clinton waffled on war — even in a 24 hour period. Clinton told a union audience that she favored keeping some troops in Iraq “to protect our interests” there after a major pullout. But the following day, she told an activist at an anti-war gathering that she wants U.S. troops withdrawn from Iraq.
On that day, she gained kudos for her “Take Back America” conference by saying “We’re going to end the war in Iraq and finally bring our troops home.” After all we have heard of ALL of these candidates, I think it would be unfair and a bit extreme to single out Barack Obama’s CHARACTER and not Clinton or McCain.

]]> By: 2nd Asst to the Junior Trainee http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/comment-page-2/#comment-32288 2nd Asst to the Junior Trainee Thu, 24 Apr 2008 20:24:28 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/#comment-32288 While talking to my friend in Europe, he says he can't figure out why we are even bothering to hold a presidential election. On one side, you have a bitch who is a lawyer, married to a lawyer, or a lawyer who is married to a bitch, who is also a lawyer. On the other side, you have a true war hero married to a woman with a huge chest and owns a beer distributorship. Is there a contest here?" While talking to my friend in Europe, he says he can’t figure out why we are even bothering to hold a presidential election.

On one side, you have a bitch who is a lawyer, married to a lawyer, or a lawyer who is married to a bitch, who is also a lawyer.

On the other side, you have a true war hero married to a woman with a huge chest and owns a beer distributorship.

Is there a contest here?”

]]> By: TO http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/comment-page-2/#comment-32285 TO Thu, 24 Apr 2008 20:10:55 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/hillary-stays-alive/#comment-32285 Yesterday, in all fairness to both candidates, I challenged Hillary supporters to explain to me why the votes in Michigan should count when Barack Obama's name was not on the ballot and to also explain to me why Hillary agreed that the votes would not count in Florida and Michigan and did not mention anything about them being disenfranchised, is now coming forward to say how the votes should count and that those voters are being disenfranchised. I did not get a response from any Hillary supporters. Why? I know there are Hillary supporters on here. In addition to all Hillary supporters, may I ask (some of these people possibily are not Hillary supporters) these people to answer this question for me. 1) RPC 2) Esther 3) RS LaRue 4) LeeAnn (please talk some talk for me) 5) Concerned Citizen 6) Dude Yesterday, in all fairness to both candidates, I challenged Hillary supporters to explain to me why the votes in Michigan should count when Barack Obama’s name was not on the ballot and to also explain to me why Hillary agreed that the votes would not count in Florida and Michigan and did not mention anything about them being disenfranchised, is now coming forward to say how the votes should count and that those voters are being disenfranchised. I did not get a response from any Hillary supporters. Why? I know there are Hillary supporters on here. In addition to all Hillary supporters, may I ask (some of these people possibily are not Hillary supporters) these people to answer this question for me.
1) RPC
2) Esther
3) RS LaRue
4) LeeAnn (please talk some talk for me)
5) Concerned Citizen
6) Dude

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