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  RomeoRamenII at 11:42 AM JST - 21st April

  barack is so out of touch with reality. He tells the plutocrats in San Francisco that small-town American citizens are just a bunch of simple ignorant hicks to be pitied.

  Anyway his followers spin it, barack is way out of touch with the majority Americans and his various comments will bite him in the ass later this week.

  RR

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  SezWho2 at 11:43 AM JST - 21st April

  We certainly love our entertainment.

  The "Vietnam war hero" is the same McCain who Bush in 2000 claimed betrayed his buddies in the POW camp. Or maybe he has achieved hero status by having resisted the inhumane tortures of the Vietnamese--in contrast to the weakness of our current enemies who sing like birds when subjected to a little, almost benign, waterboarding. It was stand-up of him to refuse early release, but that in and of itself does not elevate a downed pilot to hero status.

  On the other side of the aisle, if there is only one other side, Hillary is using up all of her political capital by getting nasty. She would have been a tough sell to many people anyway, but her viciousness and Bill's unruliness have virtually ensured that she will not be President. In the meantime, Obama--who I continue to think represents the only main-stream force for change--is rising to criticisms of being policy weak by suggesting we could have a "league of democracies"? That's what the incumbent wants.

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  redacted at 12:46 PM JST - 21st April

  Bush is, you know, polling at 29 percent. He is the worst president ever! He cain't even pronounce "nuclear" correctly! He is like, a total like, miserable failure.

  So why don't the Dems have a candidate waltzing not only to nomination but towards an uncontested landslide in the federal election?

  7 years of shaking their fists at Bush and they appear to be on the verge of creating an irreparable rift in their party if superdelegates select Hillary.

  If they nominate the Marxist retread Whose Middle Name Must Not Be Spoken the RNC are going to unmask and destroy him quicker than you can say "G*d Damn America."

  Amazing.

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  RomeoRamenII at 01:34 PM JST - 21st April

  "if superdelegates select Hillary"

  Ther's no "if" about it. The super delegates will do what's good for the party. Ain't no way they will back a candidate who has friends like a "Rev." of hate and now Bill Ayers (for those too young to know this, Ayers didn’t just carry a sign outside the Pentagon on May 19, 1972. He bombed it).

  barack has some very interesting friends.

  His racist Pastor and mentor who hates America

  A former Weatherman who was on the FBIs 10 Most Wanted List who also hates America.

  Yeah, barack is definitely full of "Change we can believe in."

  He become more transparent every day.

  barack is going to lose in PA and lose badly. Heh, more bad news for barack to follow.

  RR

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  SuperLib at 04:36 PM JST - 21st April

  All Obama has to do is not screw up and he'll get the nomination. Then all he has to do is not screw up the election and he'll be President. God I hope the Democrats don't trip up like they always do.

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  adaydream at 02:41 AM JST - 22nd April

  I'm really enjoying this election. It's not just one candidate sliding into nomination without some working for it.

  That's no fun and you really miss the details that way. With all this he said, she said...we really are getting some good stuff.

  This way more kwestions are ask of substance and the easy right has been made a little tougher.

  Oh sure, whoever does not get the nod will have some hurt feelings and their supporters alike, but the loser will be pushing for their party's win.

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  redacted at 01:08 PM JST - 22nd April

  The last debate must have really hurt He Who Cannot Be Middle-named.

  He has dropped out of the North Carolina debate.

  Yup, Oprah's boy is iving up to the jabs - he's a lightweight, has a glass jaw.

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  SezWho2 at 06:09 PM JST - 22nd April

  redacted,

  I don't think Obama dropped out. I think he never committed to that date. My understanding is that he had committed to an earlier date but that Clinton could not.

  They've already debated over 20 times and at this point, particularly with Hillary wanting to debate flag lapel pin points, Obama has nothing to gain. I think he has remembered the advisory against wrestling with a pig. The pig is in its element in dirt.

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  redacted at 07:43 PM JST - 23rd April

  "They've already debated over 20 times and at this point, particularly with Hillary wanting to debate flag lapel pin points, Obama has nothing to gain. I think he has remembered the advisory against wrestling with a pig. The pig is in its element in dirt."

  A good point there.

  Obama looks like he knows a thing or two about handling angry women. Maybe it comes from the single mother who raised him after his father ran off. She was on welfare, yeah. Or as you so quaintly put it, support checks .

  Of course his wife ain't exactly the picture of contented suburban America either. She's also a lawyer.

  I reckon she is the Dems' next Hillary, by gum.

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