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RE: Clinton,7 years out,in statistical tie for Most Adm... - 12/26/2007 8:38:05 PM

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Those are men that admire that he had the balls to get laid in the white house with a cigar!

Does anyone else think it's odd that Hilary distanced herself from him and then began campaigning with him?

Not odd at all. She wants to be president in the worst way. She is hoping that his continued popularity will counter the high negativity to her felt by many people.

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RE: Clinton,7 years out,in statistical tie for Most Adm... - 12/26/2007 8:38:54 PM

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So, you're saying Hillary is full of shit......

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RE: Clinton,7 years out,in statistical tie for Most Adm... - 12/26/2007 8:43:19 PM

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Well most politicians are. However, I watched her on national television when Bill got caught saying "you are all just picking on him because he's from Arkansas" and realized this woman has no insight or ability to accept blame and change based on it. That may be true of all of them as well, however, it's just more apparent to me with her.

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RE: Clinton,7 years out,in statistical tie for Most Adm... - 12/26/2007 8:45:11 PM

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Most pols are, you're dead-on with that, laurell.

Whoever wins in 2008, I hope they do the right things for this country. Going to be interesting.

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RE: Clinton,7 years out,in statistical tie for Most Adm... - 12/26/2007 8:46:07 PM

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Yeah me too, we need some serious change. Unfortunately it's really a voter's lesser of evils vote from what I can see at this point.

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RE: Clinton,7 years out,in statistical tie for Most Adm... - 12/26/2007 8:51:35 PM

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I adore Bill Clinton. Always have felt that way. Yes, he slept with that woman. Yes, he lied to us, but I made more money that I ever did with him in the White House than any Bush.

Yes, I think he is a submissive, and I hope Hillary puts him in chasity for the White House if she gets it.

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I rarely get into the political debates, but I'm sick of the Bush bashing. What a lot of people don't seem to get is that quite often the effects of what a president accomplishes while in office are not really felt until they are out of office and the next guy in gets to take all the credit. I'm hoping like hell that Hillary never gets her greedy little hands on the presidential office. I'm voting for the most conservative republican candiate that actually makes it to the primarys.
Not saying that liberal democrats are all bad people - I just don't want to see them in office. Carter is a perfect example. A great guy with a heart of gold, but he's done a hell of a lot more good OUT of office than he did in.
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RE: Clinton,7 years out,in statistical tie for Most Adm... - 12/26/2007 9:14:37 PM

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I'm voting for the most conservative republican candiate that actually makes it to the primarys.

Would that be the one that is the most fervent "Christian"? You know, the type that bash UM molesters, and then do that. Or the kind that bash gay people, yet they are in the closet... etc. Most of the really "conservative" nominees are also the most "Christian" ones

I cannot fathom someone voting for the most conservative, usually equaling the most religious right nutbag, that they can cast a vote for and yet still be for sexual freedom.. it just boggles.

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