gauguin57
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:30 AM
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I'm writing to Hillary, telling her I'll NEVER vote for her if she doesn't straighten Bill out. |
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Edited on Thu Sep-25-08 10:32 AM by gauguin57
He needs to get on the Obama bandwagon NOW ... no more "McCain's a great guy, Sarah's a great gal." NO ... are you a Democrat or Mr. I Wanna Live In The White House In 2013.
It's mostly HIS fault Hillary's not the nominee ... his bullshit during the primary campaign (AND all his skeezy financial antics since he left the presidency -- selling is imprimatur to the highest Foundation bidder, hanging around with skeezy businessmen, not reporting where his donations come from, etc. etc. -- I could never have voted for Hillary, knowing what the Repugs would do with all that information. We'd have lost by a landslide. Worse than Ferraro-Zaccaro 1984.)
NOW, he's gonna ensure she'll NEVER be president ... because I will NEVER forgive Bill if he doesn't knock it off right now, and I will NEVER vote for Hillary for dogcatcher unless she sets Bill straight (or kicks him to the curb).
I have HAD it with this nonsense. We need him ON BOARD WITH OBAMA or SILENT ON THE ELECTION. You choose, Bill. If you can't support our Democratic candidate COMPLETELY, then go do your Foundation thing and STFU!
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:31 AM
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1. He was great on The Daily Show |
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:32 AM
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5. lousy on view and another show, good on tds. then lousy since. |
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Edited on Thu Sep-25-08 10:33 AM by seabeyond
but i think the reason he was good on tds was stewart directed and guided him along in that exactly addressing this. clinton didnt really have a choice.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:31 AM
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2. Wow I am positive she will snap to it and do what you say! |
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:35 AM
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Bill Clinton is full of SHIT, and this election is too important for him to be worrying about getting his wife elected in 2012. That's all this dude is about right now. His legacy is in jeopardy ... he can do all the "good works" he wants ... if he helps McCain get elected -- when it is VITAL that Obama be elected -- I will blame Bill Clinton equally for the shitstorm that will rain down upon this country.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:31 AM
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3. LoL this is worse than the PBS poll. Get new material. |
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:36 AM
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7. The PBS poll his history. Bill Clinton is out there ACTIVELY SCREWING US. |
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:39 AM
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14. Say hey to Rush for me. |
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Edited on Thu Sep-25-08 10:39 AM by SIMPLYB1980
:rofl: :popcorn:
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:49 AM
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25. Go ahead ... keep your head in the sand about Bill's self-centeredness. |
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Let him keep going out there and telling the country how WONDERFUL John McCain and Sarah Palin are.
Oh brother. I can't believe some of you people.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:51 AM
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26. Just keep bringing it, I needed more laughs this morning Dittohead. |
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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :popcorn:
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:31 AM
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4. BUT you will never have opportunity to vote for her if obama doesnt lose. she knows |
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:37 AM
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somehow I doubt we'll be voting for anyone come 2012. This is shaping up to be the endgame for fascism.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:38 AM
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12. Absolutely. And then we can all send the Big Dog a thank-you note FOR that fascism. |
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Thu Sep-25-08 11:26 AM
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34. That is not true. She can run again in 2016. I think she legitimately wants Obama to win as do I. |
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I am perfectly satisfied and willing to wait to vote for Hillary in 2016. I think she'll make a great president then. Surely both Clintons realize how important it is to get Obama elected... even if they don't like him personally.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:36 AM
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:36 AM
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9. Imagine you were Joe Sixpack |
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Not into politics at all. But everytime Bill comes on - you're reminded of how much better off you were during his administration. Bet you don't listen to all this tactic stuff - and just hear him say "I am for Obama!".
That's it. Everytime he's on - votes for Obama!!
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:52 AM
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I wish people here would pull their heads out of Tweety's butt and realize this.
Welcome to DU :hi:
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Thu Sep-25-08 11:34 AM
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37. Sorry, but I don't think that's what Joe Sixpack is thinking , at all. |
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And who can hear Bill saying, "I am for Obama," when he's telling us all the wonderful things about McCain and Palin?
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Thu Sep-25-08 11:58 AM
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40. Joe Six Pack watches FAUX News, and Bill's smug mug is ALL OVER... |
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Edited on Thu Sep-25-08 12:03 PM by bvar22
...Faux saying that McCain did the right thing, and Obama didn't "comply".
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:37 AM
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What if the situation was reversed. Yep, it would be OK for someone to send Bill a email stating that he had better straighten her out.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:42 AM
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17. If Hillary were being as big an asshole as Bill is being right now, you're damn right I'd email Bill |
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Ok. I've vented. I'm done. Nothing I can do about Bill's damned mouth.
He'll do what he wants. Always has, always will. Damn the consequences to our party and our country.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:39 AM
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13. If she couldn't control him in the 90's... |
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And she couldn't control him during the primaries...
What makes you think she has ANY control over him now?
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:40 AM
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15. And I'm never sleeping with Angelina again if she doesn't teach Brad to yodel. |
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What the goddamn fuck do Bill Clinton's actions and opinions have to do with Hillary Clinton? Oh, I forgot, a woman does not exist outside of her relationship to a man. "Oh, noes, there's no sexism here at DU..." Good God. Surely some Fundie church somewhere would welcome you with open arms, and they wouldn't vote for Clinton, either.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:48 AM
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23. Excuse me, but Bill's goddamn behavior since he left the White House is why a Hillary candidancy |
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would have been sunk. Sorry, but this is America, and here, the GOP gets ahold of all your spouse's smelly financial dealings (don't believe it of Bill if you want to keep your head in the goddamned sand -- but I've read enough reports by enough journalists I respect to KNOW that the Big Dog has been basically selling his name to the highest bidder, helping skeevy businessmen get contracts from skeevy foreign leaders, etc.)
Hillary could have been the greatest candidate on the planet, and Bill would have still sunk her in the general election.
What the fuck does a spouse have to do with the candidate? PLEASE, you can't be that naive, having lived through several presidental campaigns in this country.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:52 AM
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I'll bookmark this one for the next time someone asks for examples of sexism on DU...
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Thu Sep-25-08 11:12 AM
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33. Wow. I'll bookmark THIS post when I want an example of people on DU |
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hearing only what they want to hear.
See post 32.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:41 AM
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16. I really don't blame Hillary for Bill's behavior. She wasn't to blame for Monica either. |
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:43 AM
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20. I don't blame her either. But she needs to realize that what Bill is doing right now affects her. |
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And have a nice little talk with hubby.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:42 AM
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:42 AM
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19. And if you wrote to my wife telling her to "straighten out your husband", she'd tell you to get bent |
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:53 AM
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Thu Sep-25-08 11:30 AM
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Edited on Thu Sep-25-08 11:31 AM by musicblind
Women are not appendages of their husbands.
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Thu Sep-25-08 11:33 AM
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36. Good lord. I'm a woman. Can you actually believe a DUer, and a woman, would mean that? |
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Didn't mean that. AT ALL.
Political partnership. Hillary's political influence with him. That's all I'm talking.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:43 AM
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21. Hillary is doing her part just fine. The problem is Bill is backhanding his support |
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faint praise for Obama, more like: oh yeah, I almost forgot, Obama will be a good president.
I don't blame Hillary for this, I think Bill is untrainable, he speaks what's in his mind, instead of what would be best.
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:44 AM
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22. I'm sure as soon as she gets your message, she'll be all over it |
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:48 AM
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24. Hillary has not "straightened out" Bill in many years. n/t |
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:56 AM
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Thu Sep-25-08 10:58 AM
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31. Bill is on the Obama wagon |
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in the smartest most pragmatic way possible, by not insulting and belittling the opponent, and drive the moderates away. Hell, some of the ignorant putrid venom being spewed on here are driving democrats away. He won 2 presidential elections and won them convincingly. I think he might know a little bit about running a winning campaign.
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Thu Sep-25-08 11:11 AM
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32. Ummm ... you people DO know that when I say "straighten him out," I'm not talking about |
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her going after him with a rolling pin or frying pan, with her hair in curlers, right?
I'm talking about the fact that they are the ultimate political partnership. I can't imagine him listening to anyone else's opinion he values as highly as hers (unless, perhaps, it's Chelsea's). When it comes to politics, I see them as one entity TO THE EXTENT that they support each other's policies and candidacies (well, I did, until this primary campaign. Oh Bill. Oh dear.)
He's had his chance to be president. His behavior and finances have affected her ability to be president. Sad fact, but true.
She needs to TALK to him about what SOME of us (those of us who don't still naively follow Bill to the ends of the earth) are concerned about ... that his support of Obama is so tepid as to be WORTHLESS, or, worse yet, DAMAGING.
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Thu Sep-25-08 11:36 AM
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38. Clinton used up his "last chance" long ago. |
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I'm done with both of them and will exercise my right of free speech by donating to any primary challenger to that mess.
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Thu Sep-25-08 11:42 AM
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39. Doncha know? Hillary + Bill = Plausible Deniability for Hillary 2012 |
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Their motto: "Clintons First"
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