tagged w/ 2008 presidential candidates
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Sen. Clinton has just come off two of the biggest wins in modern political history with wins in West Virginia and Kentucky and barely has a headline to show for it. She may have picked up a little steam in the end but she has certainly run out of track. In every metric measurable her campaigned is finished. Even most of the contrived far fetched scenarios are no longer possible. She's been shown compassion, respect and courtesy. Now she needs to be shown the door. What's it going to take for here to get a clue and get out of the race. You don't have to go away mad, just go away.Sen. Clinton has just come off two of the biggest wins in modern political history... more
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Information on both of the candidates that everyone, voting for both of them, should read
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I support Rudy Giuliani because of his leadership during 9/11.
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Whatever we may say about this election, people want to take back their democracy.
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In his New Hampshire concession speech, Senator Obama gave yet another stirring speech, his ability for which is far superior to the rest of the presidential candidates on either side.
Obama's inspiring finesse and commanding cadence recalls Dr. Martin Luther King's gifted oratory.
Photographs, a photo-gallery and the video of his speech are included.In his New Hampshire concession speech, Senator Obama gave yet another stirring... more
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He is a much needed breath of fresh air, and there needs to be more of a separation of government from multiple standpoints. He is a much needed breath of fresh air, and there needs to be more of a separation of... more
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She might not have a chance in New Hampshire, but there are a lot of states left. So what can Hillary do? She might not have a chance in New Hampshire, but there are a lot of states left. So... more
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There are three theories for change in the Democrats. Whose theory of change do you trust? There are three theories for change in the Democrats. Whose theory of change do you... more
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John Beaudoin, publisher of 2 Iowa newspapers, strongly believes that Mitt Romney and Barack Obama will take the coveted first victory in toniight's big Iowa Caucus. He also discusses why they hold the votes so late and the mood on the proverbial Iowa streets.John Beaudoin, publisher of 2 Iowa newspapers, strongly believes that Mitt Romney and... more
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New World Order- DJ Chris Geo
it's actually a very good song
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MSNBC shows poll results from CBS News that 44% of people polled think that Bill Clinton's involvement in Hilary's campaign is more likely to make people support her. Check out the clip to see the astounding results for Oprabama. Do you agree with the polls? Why do you think that we're seeing these results?MSNBC shows poll results from CBS News that 44% of people polled think that Bill... more
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John Beaudoin, our insightful newspaper publisher in Iowa, finally gets the interview he has been trying to get for months...Hillary Clinton. Over the course of an insightful 20-minutes, Beaudoin was told how gas prices would fall under her administration and was given some brief marriage advice in advance of his pending marriage.John Beaudoin, our insightful newspaper publisher in Iowa, finally gets the interview... more
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My concern wasn't the effectiveness of the U.S. military, but rather the aftermath once we deposed Saddam Hussein.My concern wasn't the effectiveness of the U.S. military, but rather the... more
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It says something about the character of our country, what we're willing to do about people waking up wondering how they will feed and clothe their children. It says something about the character of our country, what we're willing to do... more
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OCTOBER 29, 2007
Olbermann discusses with a political analyst the effects of political slandering done by Obama and Edwards towards Clintion.OCTOBER 29, 2007
Olbermann discusses with a political analyst the effects of... more
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He is the right guy for the job!
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And basically there are two main reasons currently why:// I like his stance regarding the climate crisis, and I like that he seems genuine regarding his concern for working Americans and lifting up the lower and middle classes. However, I would like to hear him state (unless he did and I missed it) that he would do more to rescind the Patriot Act and do away with unitary executive power. I also have to read up more on his healthcare plan as I am for single payer, but am willing to look at other plans that hopefully bring competition to lower costs without compromising quality. And I state this as someone who is down on the political system as a whole but realizes that I must still do my duty and vote and also hope. Therefore, at this point I am leaning towards John Edwards, though I am also very impressed with Dennis Kucinich and his courage in standing up for impeachment and his views on trade. The next couple of months leading into the spring will be the deciding factor for me, and also the climate change presidential forum Mr. Gore is putting together in NH next month that I am really looking forward to. And just to explain, even though I am leaning towards John Edwards in this election cycle, Al Gore will always be in my heart and have my full support in whatever he does. So if you are leaning now towards one particular candidate, let's discuss why here and what you want from them. I think it's time they heard us.And basically there are two main reasons currently why:// I like his stance regarding... more
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Some interesting facts w/ Obama policies w/ our congress.
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From the New York Times
October 14, 2008, 6:53 pm
Clinton Supporters Aid Palin
By Michael Luo
Gov. Sarah Palin met with a group of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton’s former supporters Tuesday evening at a special fund-raising reception organized for them on behalf of the Republican ticket.
The reception, which organizers said brought in more than $500,000, was part of an extended evening of fund-raising for Ms. Palin and Senator John McCain’s presidential campaign at the Grand Hyatt in New York that officials estimated raised more than $8 million.
Ms. Palin, along with her husband, Todd, mingled and posed for pictures with the group of about 20, before appearing at the larger finance event, which McCain campaign officials said was the last time Mr. McCain would personally appear at a fund-raiser before the election. It was also the first time the pair had appeared together for donors.
More than 1,000 people paid $1,000 each for tickets to the main fund-raiser. Nearly 250 people who contributed $25,000 got dinner beforehand with Mr. McCain.
The reception for former Clinton supporters, which also was attended by Rick Davis, the McCain campaign manager, was spearheaded by Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, a former telecommunications entrepreneur and “Hillraiser” who brought in more than $100,000 for Mrs. Clinton’s campaign; Calvin Fayard, also a former Hillraiser and longtime Democratic donor from Louisiana, and Miguel Lausell, a former senior political adviser to the Clinton campaign from Puerto Rico.
Other prominent former Clinton supporters in attendance included John Coale, a former Hillraiser, Washington lawyer and husband of Fox News television host Greta Van Susteren.
Everyone at the reception contributed $28,500 to McCain-Palin Victory 2008, a joint fund-raising committee for the Republican National Committee and several state Republican parties.
While Mrs. Clinton has implored her former supporters to back Senator Barack Obama, some still harbor ill will towards him, organizers said.
“These people want to give their vote of disapproval,” said Mr. Lausell. “This is a way they’re doing it.” From the New York Times
October 14, 2008, 6:53 pm
Clinton Supporters Aid Palin
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