Obama and the primaries
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Obama and the primaries
Obama may have just doomed his campaign and sealed the nomination for Hillary. His comments about having meetings with the enemy leaders opened him up to criticism, though the merits of ideas like that can be debated. His comment about attacking Pakistan really opened up a can of worms. But I suspect that his recent Kerry-esque comment that all we're doing in Afghanistan is "air-raiding villages and killing civilians" could turn out to be the end for him.
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He shoulda saved the sabre-rattling for the White House, and put all thatElfDude wrote:Obama may have just doomed his campaign and sealed the nomination for Hillary. His comments about having meetings with the enemy leaders opened him up to criticism, though the merits of ideas like that can be debated. His comment about attacking Pakistan really opened up a can of worms. But I suspect that his recent Kerry-esque comment that all we're doing in Afghanistan is "air-raiding villages and killing civilians" could turn out to be the end for him.
assertiveness towards addressing our border security during the campaign. The borders are still porous.
Hey - useless factiod time concerning borders:
Did you know that an AMERICAN cannot get into CANADA with a DUI/DWI conviction....EVER(without special permission)??
'bama's counting his chickens before they're hatched. I agree that he
stepped on his tallywacker. Hillary's not gonna win either.
No way - no day.
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You don't think she'll win the democrat primaries?CygnusX1 wrote: Hillary's not gonna win either.
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Primaries yeah - sure, why not.ElfDude wrote:You don't think she'll win the democrat primaries?CygnusX1 wrote: Hillary's not gonna win either.
Presidential....Hell no.
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Well... there's an awful lot of time between now and the election. Lots can happen. And it usually does.
At this point in the last election cycle all of the media buzz was about Howard Dean. We know how that turned out.
However, if not much were to change between now and the 2008 election, it looks like it would be a race between Hillary and Rudy. Right now I don't have the confidence that Cyg does in how that race would turn out. I can see it going either way.
To the Obama fans, don't worry. He's young. He can keep on running for president for the next 30 years or so.
At this point in the last election cycle all of the media buzz was about Howard Dean. We know how that turned out.
However, if not much were to change between now and the 2008 election, it looks like it would be a race between Hillary and Rudy. Right now I don't have the confidence that Cyg does in how that race would turn out. I can see it going either way.
To the Obama fans, don't worry. He's young. He can keep on running for president for the next 30 years or so.
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Exactly the latter Kares. She's not people-friendly, and has moreKares4Rush wrote:Who will take the Democratic nomination, then?
Or did you mean Hill will win the Dems but not will the White House, Sigs?
skeletons-in-the-closet than all the Republicans COMBINED.
IMHO we really need a Indy or Lib party to shake things up, and although that favors the Ice Queen,
the asses and elephants will get the point.
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I admire that optimism, Sig. This nation is still very young but acts "old" in its complacency, though. We're too spoiled for our own good.CygnusX1 wrote:Exactly the latter Kares. She's not people-friendly, and has moreKares4Rush wrote:Who will take the Democratic nomination, then?
Or did you mean Hill will win the Dems but not will the White House, Sigs?
skeletons-in-the-closet than all the Republicans COMBINED.
IMHO we really need a Indy or Lib party to shake things up, and although that favors the Ice Queen,
the asses and elephants will get the point.
On a non-politcal (if possible) side note regarding Hillary...Can you IMAGINE the trumped up hatred for this country by the forces behind the those feeding the Islamic fanatics if a WOMAN were president of the U.S.?
Freeze this moment a little bit longer...
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Boy, that little line speaks volumes.Kares4Rush wrote: We're too spoiled for our own good.
Wow... thought provoking statement there. I have no doubt that al-Qaida would want Hillary to be elected over the republican candidate (I haven't forgotten how they campaigned for Kerry in 2004). But then once she was in, they'd use that woman president thing to stir their own people up for more jihad, wouldn't they? We'd be an even worse "great satan" with a woman president.Kares4Rush wrote:On a non-politcal (if possible) side note regarding Hillary...Can you IMAGINE the trumped up hatred for this country by the forces behind the those feeding the Islamic fanatics if a WOMAN were president of the U.S.?
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VERY good point Kares! That could happen.Kares4Rush wrote:On a non-politcal (if possible) side note regarding Hillary...Can you IMAGINE the trumped up hatred for this country by the forces behind the those feeding the Islamic fanatics if a WOMAN were president of the U.S.?
I gotta go with Rudy - AMERICA'S Mayor.
SO WHAT if he made mistakes! At least we KNOW about 'em.
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Guess I spoke too soon. Now he's leading in all the primary polls... for whatever those polls are worth.ElfDude wrote:Obama may have just doomed his campaign and sealed the nomination for Hillary. His comments about having meetings with the enemy leaders opened him up to criticism, though the merits of ideas like that can be debated. His comment about attacking Pakistan really opened up a can of worms. But I suspect that his recent Kerry-esque comment that all we're doing in Afghanistan is "air-raiding villages and killing civilians" could turn out to be the end for him.
It's like a horse race. You really never know until the end.
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Right. You don't know until the end. Oh, except for me
Even though I don't really want her for prez, It's gonna be Hillary. Sorry, all who are disgusted by a female leader and/or anyone who just hates a Clinton. It's Bush's fault. He was so blatant, arrogant, stupid and reckless with the way he "ran" his presidency that nearly everyone, even his own party, sees the Clinton years as less unlawful and more prosperous than they might actually have been. She's somehow become an accepted obvious. I think she'll be our next president.
Even though I don't really want her for prez, It's gonna be Hillary. Sorry, all who are disgusted by a female leader and/or anyone who just hates a Clinton. It's Bush's fault. He was so blatant, arrogant, stupid and reckless with the way he "ran" his presidency that nearly everyone, even his own party, sees the Clinton years as less unlawful and more prosperous than they might actually have been. She's somehow become an accepted obvious. I think she'll be our next president.
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Hillary ***gag*** she sealed her fate at the debate.ElfDude wrote:Guess I spoke too soon. Now he's leading in all the primary polls... for whatever those polls are worth.ElfDude wrote:Obama may have just doomed his campaign and sealed the nomination for Hillary. His comments about having meetings with the enemy leaders opened him up to criticism, though the merits of ideas like that can be debated. His comment about attacking Pakistan really opened up a can of worms. But I suspect that his recent Kerry-esque comment that all we're doing in Afghanistan is "air-raiding villages and killing civilians" could turn out to be the end for him.
It's like a horse race. You really never know until the end.
She was OWNED by Obama. That facetious laugh of hers...she got her comeupppance and didn't like a bit of it.
I saw her get SLAM-DUNKED by Obama.
IMO, The Dems are dead-in-the-water, excluding Obama.
He's the man, but that's not saying much.
Don't start none...won't be none.