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Hillary Loves The Keystone State

by dsheridan on Wed 23 Apr 2008 02:55 PM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

I want to give Hillary Clinton a tip of the cap because she is one tough broad. Some people might be offended by the use of "broad", I did not use broad in the pejorative sense but as a compliment to her resiliency, tenacity, and her thirst for Crown Royal. This woman is tough. Bubba was known as the Comeback Kid and Hillary may go down as the Street Fighting Woman.

Hillary beat Barack, like a rented mule, in the Pennsylvania primary capturing 55% of the vote. Yes, her pursuit for the Democratic nomination can best be described as an improbable uphill quest, similar to scaling Mt. Everest with Dom DeLuise as her sherpa, but if pictures of Barack pop up showing him canoodling with a Ukrainian tranny, the game is on.

What does Hillary achieve by dropping out of this fight? As far as I can tell, she'll get a pat on the back and a few editorials will be written proclaiming her actions as unifying the Democratic party. These same editorials will label her the elder stateswoman of the Democratic party. I don't think she's interested in being the elder stateswoman of the Democratic party.

Hillary wants to finish the game and in the process she might inadvertently validate the candidacy of Barack Obama. The Clinton campaign has attacked Obama, but Barack has shown an uncanny ability to take punches and remain standing. Obama has turned his sights on McCain.

What I do take exception to is Clinton's call for the Super Delegates to make the right choice and nominate the candidate that is more electable versus John McCain. Hillary is advocating the superdelegates ignore the primary process and select her as the Democratic nominee. If that does occur, it could lead to the destruction of the Democratic party.

Obama has enjoyed tremendous support from young Democratic voters. Is the Democratic party willing to alienate a new generation of voters by ignoring the primary process? Obama has been the most consistent candidate throughout the primary process. Governor Ed Rendell's political machine in Pennsylvania will not save the Clinton candidacy, but it is a formidable operation. Too bad Ed doesn't have the same clout with his beloved Philadelphia Eagles.

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Good to see Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick on MSNBC this morning. How's that book coming?

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Re: Hillary Loves The Keystone State

by Anonymous on Thu 01 May 2008 02:10 PM EDT | Permanent Link

Hillary is going to win but only because of the limited attention span of America and because the framing of any and every issue is so completely dominated by the forces of ignorance and idiocy - it would take two generations of 18th century style living conditions to begin to deposit any semblance of intelligence in the populace - namely, no technology allowing someone else to scream marketing messages into one's consciousness and subconscious 24/7. Her ludicrous tactic of driving to work with Joe Lunchpial on April 30 is an almost exact replica of aploy none other than Monty Burns used to seal his election for Governor on the Simpsons. Sadly, the guy who degraded himself to being a prop for her didn't have the sack Marge Simpson did in serving Burns a nice slice of Blinky, his beloved 3 eye fish, thus generating one of the all-time great Mr. Burns quotes, "Ironic isn't it Smithers, these buffoons cost me the elction, and yet if I had them killed, it would be ME that went to prison."

Re: Re: Hillary Loves The Keystone State

by dsheridan on Thu 01 May 2008 03:37 PM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link

Joe Lunchpail had to borrow his boss's truck to ferry Hillary and her Secret Service agent to work. His own vehicle did not have room for the Secret Service agent.

18th century living conditions - have you seen John Adams on HBO?

I find it hard to believe that anyone can still be undecided between Barack and Hillary. I can understand changing one's mind, but being undecided seems out of the realm.

The point about the 24/7 news cycle we live in is spot on. Every moment some cable news outfit is showing the latest video of Barack running the floor with the Tar Heels, Hillary sipping a shot of Crown Royal and McCain showing off his gazillionaire trophy wife. When will the candidates be asked about the dungeon master in Austria or Paula's Abdul's judging gaffe?

I always thought Marge had sack.

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