Obama '08?

Come on folks... do we HAVE to endure this again tonight?

Knock it off already! Geezus!

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Yeah, it's almost like Obama and Hillary jabbing at each other.

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just returning unwarranted fire butterfly...

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So BPB, are you back in play for Clinton? If so, welcome back from the land of non-voters.

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back to the adults.... obama is heavily favored here in nc.... i'd be shocked if Hillary won here

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engineer wrote:

So BPB, are you back in play for Clinton? If so, welcome back from the land of non-voters.

she's always been my choice...of the two... but no, I don't expect her to win... i never said i wouldn't vote for her in the primary

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Bi-Polar Bear wrote:

I meant all politicans....although roxxxmanne can't resist making a snarky remark.... it's got to be hard being a dry drunk
AND keeping all those hormones in balance...

Buterfly, let him have his jollies, he obviously has a thing for middle-aged pretty blondes.

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AND keeping all those hormones in balance...

I know.Menopause is a bitch but Hillary is going through the same thing.

But you can rest assured neither one of us will be talking those 3am calls in the WH. Smile

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Roxxxanne, don't put it all on him. You have just as big a role in instigating this crap as he does.

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Butrflynet wrote:

Roxxxanne, don't put it all on him. You have just as big a role in instigating this crap as he does.

Crap maybe but not blatant libel. I am not taking **** from people who try to libel me.

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55-45 ugh

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Obama speaking in Indiana -- I'm looking for mysteryman.

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FreeDuck wrote:

Obama speaking in Indiana -- I'm looking for mysteryman.

Where's waldo?

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Not one of my favorite speeches from him.

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Ooooh! I think I saw him. MM, did you wear an orange shirt?

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I looked for MM too but didn't see him in the crowd.

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I saw a guy in an orange shirt and glasses standing with his arms folded and silent while people all around him were waving home made signs and hollering. :wink:

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FreeDuck wrote:

Not one of my favorite speeches from him.

I listened to both speeches and heard the commentators and they seem to feel as you do, but I liked his speech because it concentrated more on McCain rather than Hillary and how a McCain campaign will only mean four more years of Bush. Hillary's on the other hand was mostly about she wasn't going to quit because she is not a quitter.

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The McCain parts were the ones I didn't like, actually. I kind of wanted him to reconnect with us more as he has done in the past and really didn't want to hear about McCain anymore. And he did do that more towards the end, but it wasn't my favorite speech.

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Republicans to air racist attack ads aimed at Obama in NC ----Tim Russert, I thought McHypocrite was above this. Sad.

Clinton campaing "Mean, vacuous, desperate" ---NYT

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Roxxxanne wrote:

Republicans to air racist attack ads aimed at Obama in NC ----Tim Russert, I thought McHypocrite was above this. Sad.

Clinton campaing "Mean, vacuous, desperate" ---NYT

If he can't stand the heat, he should get out of the kitchen.

I don't think he can stand the heat. He is a paper tiger.

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