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Thu Jun-28-07 11:18 PM
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Hillary gets a standing ovation at debate |
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:25 PM
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1. Uh, they all did,,, (n/t) |
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:32 PM
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:45 PM
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9. I believe he meant during the course of the debate... |
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Didn't see any other candidate get that kind of reaction...
I know you desperately wish it wasn't true...but it was...
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Fri Jun-29-07 07:50 AM
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20. Hillary made a very true statement that few admit - that funding for health is |
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biased - breast cancer if it killed at young ages like AIDS would be funded very quickly.
While every group "dies in large numbers" - breast cancer is the only named problem that gets
attention re "female mortality problems" - and the vast majority of breast cancer deaths is at the
retirement ages and later.
And while that attention given breast cancer is minimal compared to "male problems", it was more than Aids got for many years.
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:28 PM
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2. You catch the people yelling out Obama! from the audience. early reports |
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say Hillary was so so and Obama had a very good night - to go along with that 250,000 donors mark hit tonight. record
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:29 PM
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3. People also yelled for HRC and Edwards nt |
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:29 PM
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4. Obama appeared to be the popular favorite |
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As best I could tell on TV.
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Fri Jun-29-07 12:32 AM
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Fri Jun-29-07 01:19 AM
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15. He was at his entrance to the stage at least |
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but I don't think he sustained the enthusiasm throughout the forum.
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Fri Jun-29-07 07:53 AM
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21. Obama did well, He did not Pander like media thought he would do |
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:33 PM
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:31 PM
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5. Some will see that remark as grandstanding and divisive |
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Edited on Thu Jun-28-07 11:32 PM by BeyondGeography
The political equivalent of fast food. Tastes good, but was there any nourishment there? And did it leave a bad after-taste? It's not the home run it is being made out to be.
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:43 PM
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8. "If HIV/AIDS was the leading cause of death among WHITE women 25-34yo in this country, |
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there would be an outrage."
I think that deserves standing applause!
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:52 PM
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10. Hillary's playing to the crowd. |
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You know darn well she wouldn't dare try that same answer in a Presidential debate. She knows her audience.
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Thu Jun-28-07 11:56 PM
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11. Sorry to burst your bubble about HRC. It came from tonight's debate. |
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"Hillary discusses the scourge of AIDS in the African American community during the All American Presidential Forum"
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Fri Jun-29-07 12:32 AM
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12. He means general election |
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Fri Jun-29-07 01:28 AM
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16. I actually thought that comment was off the mark |
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Since when do diseases that mainly strike women, of any race, get millions for research? It took decades for breast cancer to get the attention it deserves.
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Fri Jun-29-07 01:37 AM
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17. in some ways it's true, but look at the attention given to missing white females |
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and lack of to others.
the same with school shootings where gun control got more people involved when it was white kids who were being killed.
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Fri Jun-29-07 01:53 AM
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18. I agree with you there |
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But still, when it comes to what gets funded and what doesn't in medical research, I think men still have the advantage over women, be they white or black.
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Fri Jun-29-07 07:26 AM
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19. Why does pandering deserve an applause? |
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Fri Jun-29-07 01:16 AM
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14. And the audience applauded wildly after Kucinich's remarks |
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It's interesting to see and hear the different reactions to the candidates during this forum---different from a predominantly white audience.
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Fri Jun-29-07 08:31 AM
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getting the big applause during the debate. Maybe that's because he's the only one saying exactly what the majority of people want to hear. End the war, impeach the criminals and use the money for education and health care.
I can only imagine the control it must take for those who have sold their vote to the pro-corporate democrats to be able to consistently tune DK out.
Until Gore steps in, DK gets my vote. For my children and grandchildren's sake.
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