Sunday, September 14, 2008
Tina Fey as Sarah Palin on 'Saturday Night Live'
Related:
Palin cut her own duties as mayor of Wasilla. [Washington Post via MSN.com]
Labels: '08 Election, Hillary Clinton, Humor, Sarah Palin, Saturday Night Live
Monday, August 25, 2008
New Clinton supporter-targeted Ads from John McCain
Frist, "Debra":
Also: "Passed Over" [YouTube video]
From the NY Post:
Wait a second, Clinton and Obama have essentially similar policy platforms but 27% of her supporters now say they are going to cross party lines and vote for McCain who's views are largely antithetical to true liberal Democrats?? So Clinton supporters, are you sexist or racist? Please tell me which one is it 'cos there's really no other explanation for such flagrant f-ckery?
Related:
Democratic women brush off a new John McCain ad. [AP video via amNY.com]
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Also: "Passed Over" [YouTube video]
From the NY Post:
"John McCain has unleashed three attack ads in just as many days aiming at dividing the Democratic party after Barack Obama picked Joe Biden as his runningmate over Hillary Rodham Clinton."
Wait a second, Clinton and Obama have essentially similar policy platforms but 27% of her supporters now say they are going to cross party lines and vote for McCain who's views are largely antithetical to true liberal Democrats?? So Clinton supporters, are you sexist or racist? Please tell me which one is it 'cos there's really no other explanation for such flagrant f-ckery?
Related:
Democratic women brush off a new John McCain ad. [AP video via amNY.com]
Labels: '08 Election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton
Monday, May 26, 2008
Hillary Clinton: I'm staying in the 'race' in case Obama gets assassinated!
WTF?? Home girl has devolved into a total embarrassment. Between her and Mike Huckabee are they trying to manifest this horrible scenario into existence?!!
(h/t on the first Keith Olbermann link: LS)
Labels: '08 Election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Keith Olbermann, US race relations
Monday, May 19, 2008
Hillary Clinton: Vote for me because Karl Rove says I'm the Stronger Candidate!
Somebody please tell this broad this sh-t is over!
Labels: '08 Election, Hillary Clinton, Karl Rove
Thursday, May 08, 2008
Barack or Hillary...
Which fake (?) Time magazine cover is better?
(images courtesy Wonkette and amNY.com)
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(images courtesy Wonkette and amNY.com)
Labels: '08 Election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton
Sunday, May 04, 2008
Top Clinton Advisor Slurs Indiana Voters Back in '92?
Calling them, "Worthless White N-ggers"??!! Tough to really tell from the clip above although maybe not....
- Contested video spreads like wildfire online. [WaPo]
- Clinton advisor claims Indiana slur video is a conspiracy. [HuffPo]
- Mickey Kantor totally called Indiana people sh-t. [Wonkette]
He does seem to call the people of Indiana sh-t although the HuffPo article linked above makes mention of a dispute of even that interpretation. More to come on this story, I'm sure!
Labels: '08 Election, Hillary Clinton
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Clinton's Low Road to Victory?
Clinton wins, but challenges remain. [Reuters]
San Jose Mercury News Editorial: Clinton's tactics hurt prospects for November.
And from The New York Times:
Cash Struggle Continues for Clinton, Filings Show.
The Low Road to Victory.
Clinton Camp Vows to Go On, but Sees Need to Win 2 States.
Labels: '08 Election, Hillary Clinton
Saturday, April 19, 2008
The Jed Report: "Bosnia and Back Again" (video)
To be honest this video, produced by The Jed Report is a bit of a hatchet job on Hillary and is probably not "The Video That Could End The Clinton Campaign" as my man MMG claims. It does however, expose her through her own words yet again as at best, a flip flopper and at worst, an outright liar who should tread very carefully as to what lines of attack she chooses to use on Sen. Obama.
Labels: '08 Election, Hillary Clinton
Monday, April 14, 2008
How desperate is Hillary Clinton?
Is she friggin' serious??! This is just sad - a total non-issue. Your girl is DONE if this is how she thinks she's gonna clinch the nomination!
Labels: '08 Election, Hillary Clinton
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Bubba revives the Bosnia 'Misspeak' Scandal....
Count on Bill to screw Hillary up again just when people were getting past the Bosnia Sniper fire 'flap.' Now they're gonna have to take a closer look again at what she said and realize what a HUGE liar she's been when speaking on this incident. (video above spotted via WaPo's 'The Trail' blog]
Labels: '08 Election, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Could Obama Actually Win Pennsylvania?
Obama Catching up to Clinton in Pennsylvania. [Forbes.com]
Clinton's Sag in the Polls Makes Big Pennsylvania Win Unlikely. [US News & World Report]
Related:
Obama leads in N.C.; voters distrust Clinton. [Boston Globe 'Political Intelligence' blog]
Labels: '08 Election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Does A New Poll Show That Hillary Clinton Is Unelectable?
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Hillary Clinton 'Misspoke' on her Foreign Policy 'Experience'
Clinton ducking the 'sniper fire' at the Bosnia airport (or something...)
More bullsh-t as unearthed by the Washington Post.
Labels: '08 Election, Hillary Clinton
Friday, March 21, 2008
A Bill Clinton, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr. photo appears....
I love it! Only in America:
"In a photo provided by the campaign of Sen. Barack Obama, President Bill Clinton is seen with the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. at a breakfast in 1998 hours before the Kenneth Starr report on the Monica Lewinsky scandal was made public."
Click here for more from The Swamp blog at the Baltimore Sun.
Update: I've been thinking about this a little more. Why did the Obama campaign release this photo? The Wright controversy seems to be an issue with conservatives and on-the-fence independents who were looking for an excuse NOT to vote for him. Releasing this photo does not help swing these people back his way (or does it)?
Labels: '08 Election, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Geraldine Ferraro: The Obama Campaign Should Apologize to Me!
Geraldine, GTFOH.
Related:
Clinton apologizes to black voters.
Labels: '08 Election, Geraldine Ferraro, Hillary Clinton, US race relations
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Geraldine Ferraro: Clinton's Latest Designated Attack Dog?
This is just pathetic:
"In a telephone interview last week with the Daily Breeze of Torrance in advance of a local appearance Sunday, Ferraro said: "If Obama was a white man, he would not be in this position. And if he was a woman [of any color] he would not be in this position. He happens to be very lucky to be who he is."
In a brief Associated Press interview Tuesday while in Harrisburg, Pa., Clinton said she did not agree with Ferraro. She added, "It's regrettable that any of our supporters -- on both sides, because we both have this experience -- say things that kind of veer off into the personal."
Obama, in an interview with the Morning Call of Allentown, Pa., said, "I don't think Geraldine Ferraro's comments have any place in our politics or in the Democratic Party. They are divisive. I think anybody who understands the history of this country knows they are patently absurd. And I would expect that the same way those comments don't have a place in my campaign they shouldn't have a place in Sen. Clinton's either.""
Ferraro was a loser back in the day and she's a loser now. Clinton needs to stop with these sad desperation attacks (now being done by proxy?!) before I lose what little respect I still have for her. Click here for the full article by Robin Abcarian from the LA Times.
Related:
Obama cruises to easy win in Mississippi primary. [LA Times]
Update:
Wes might wanna give Ferraro a pass but I don't - especially since she's done this before.
Labels: '08 Election, Barack Obama, Geraldine Ferraro, Hillary Clinton, US race relations
Saturday, March 08, 2008
So who really has the most Foreign Policy experience?
After recent world events, a gaffe in the Obama campaign, and dueling TV spots, foreign policy is now front & center again in the election...
Clinton's foreign policy record examined - behind Clinton's foreign policy claims, a record of activism but questionable achievement (emphasis added). [Newsweek]
Time magazine on Obama's Foreign-Policy Problem although, ironically, The Economist calls his foreign policy platform, 'Clintonian.'
Poll signals that more Americans want McCain to answer the '3 a.m.' call. [USA Today's 'OnPolitics' blog]
But an Iraq veteran says McCain's policy in Iraq is wrong - in Democrats' radio address says that John McCain's war policies would hurt US. [Newsweek]
Related:
Sleeping child in Clinton attack video supports Barack! [YouTube video clip]
Labels: '08 Election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John McCain
Did Hillary win Texas because of the 'Limbaugh effect?'
An intriguing question, no? [WSJ's Washington Wire blog via the LA Times' Top of the Ticket blog]
Labels: '08 Election, Hillary Clinton
Friday, March 07, 2008
Clinton campaign co-chair took checks from Rezko
Oh the hypocrisy after recent events! From an AP article on msnbc.com:
"Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, a national co-chair of Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign, banked at least $7,500 in political donations linked to an indicted Chicago businessman whose past connections to Barack Obama have been used by Clinton to criticize her rival."
Click here for the full article.
Labels: '08 Election, Antonio Villaraigosa, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Tony Rezko
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
Hillary’s New Math Problem
No disrespect on her 'comeback victories' in Ohio and Texas yesterday but check this out from a Jonathan Alter article on Newsweek.com:
"Hillary Clinton won big victories Tuesday night in Ohio, Texas and Rhode Island. But she's now even further behind in the race for the Democratic nomination. How could that be? Math. It's relentless.Click here for the full article.
To beat Barack Obama among pledged delegates, Clinton now needs even bigger margins in the 12 remaining primaries than she needed when I ran the numbers on Monday—an average of 23 points, which is more than double what she received in Ohio.
Superdelegates won't help Clinton if she cannot erase Obama's lead among pledged delegates, which now stands at roughly 134. Caucus results from Texas aren't complete, but Clinton will probably net about 10 delegates out of March 4. That's 10 down, 134 to go. Good luck."
Related:
"So what's next on the agenda Hil?" - an open letter from Swifty to Hillary.
Labels: '08 Election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton
