Can someone PLEEZE get Hillary and her stooge off my TV???

[cliffordu]

I cannot believe what I just heard the ex-President of the United States of America stoop to.

I voted for the man twice and until 3 months ago would have voted for Hillary, lock stock and smoking chad.


I'm done with them. She gets my vote never. They ain't Democrats anymore, so don't tell me that not voting for her is a vote for the Republican agenda. She IS the republican agenda.


:hurts:

:puke:

[bowens43]

1. Don't woorh she and hubby are about to become irrelevent.

[Yes We Did]

2. I think Hillary is with stupid.

And of course... that means Dubya & Lieberman.

[cliffordu]

3. Nice takeoff on that other sig poster (izzat what that is??)

:toast:

[Egnever]

8. OMG love the pic!

[dailykoff]

9. bwahahaha.

why do you hate monsters?

[Hepburn]

14. I absolutely LOVE the NO VOTE FOR HILLARY graphic!

Perfect! Where the heck did you get that...or did you make it?

[ForeignSpectator]

19. That sig poster is awesome! Guys, if you know the original...boy this is super funny!!

Did you make it? And did "whateverhernameis" see this??

[krkaufman]

34. Excellent graphic. n/t

[gateley]

4. I've been trying to find

what Bill did/said that gave birth to this torrent of threads, but keep getting waylaid by other threads along the way :7.

Could you enlighten me? Thanks. :headbang:

[cliffordu]

11. Here is a link to the quote, and the original thread

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x5195357

[gateley]

12. Thanks -- on my way!

:hi:

[maddiejoan]

16. and here's the actual quote

where he doesn't even mention Hillary, McCain OR Obama.

"I think it would be a great thing if we had an election year where you had two people who loved this country and were devoted to the interest of this country," said the former president. "And people could actually ask themselves who is right on these issues, instead of all this other stuff that always seems to intrude itself on our politics."

[gateley]

20. Saved me a trip --

I really don't find anything wrong with his statement at all. It's gotten to the point where nobody can say a thing without everyone second guessing -- and KNOWING -- the REAL meaning. :eyes:

Thanks, maddiejoan.

[cliffordu]

21. BZZZT she gave you a bad quote -

Bill specifically mentioned a Clinton/McCain matchup....before the rest of that quote.........

Nice try, Maddie -

maybe next time....

[maddiejoan]

24. link?

and even IF he did --it still doesn't mentiion Obama, nor does it have anything to do with Obama.

[maddiejoan]

23. you are most welcome

:)

[grantcart]

15. Chuck Todd: Bill Clinton's statements today very troubling

Source: MSNBC

Bill Clinton has made remarks that seem to undermine Senator Obama's patriotism.

The remarks which include a statement to the effect that a "Clinton-McCain raise would be between two people who love the country without all of this other stuff" (paraphrase)

Todd was asked when he stopped by MSNBC and they were reading the excerpt to him.

He said that the full text was not good and a 'terrible read'. He could not figure out what Clinton was saying that would be good for his wife's campaign.

Should be big news in one hour

[cooolandrew]

5. Yep, folks may have doubts with Obama but they are huger with the opponent's camp.

[dailykoff]

6. And the surrogates, and the "supporters."

The Hillary show tanked on opening night and it's never gotten any better.

[DJ13]

7. She IS the republican agenda.

Yep, Bush in a pantsuit.

[Life Long Dem]

10. I just heard Bill Richardson doesn't even want the VP spot.

He didn't even endorse Obama for that reason. That makes this endorsement so much bigger than just personal gain!

[Kittycat]

13. Seriously? Do you have a link?

I think Richards will have a great spot for him in the cabinet or as an adviser. But I have to really give him credit if he did it without a VP concession.

[gateley]

26. Yep --

He'll be an asset in the next admin, no question about it.

[gateley]

17. Where did you hear that?

And, why do you believe it?

I REALLY like Richardson, but I'm just so suspicious of most moves the politicians make, that I automatically assume that there's an "agreement" somewhere in the works.

That being said, I'm not sure that a Hispanic VP is something the party wants to present because SO MANY Republicans feel that the hispanics are our enemy. (See? I automatically assume they will choose a VP that will help beat -- and win over -- some Repubs, rather than just doing the right thing.)

Okay, I'll put it on. :tinfoilhat:

[cliffordu]

18. I saw it on the "The Situation Room" a few minutes ago. N/T

[Life Long Dem]

22. Yeah, he was just on CNN.

You probably will see it again.

[Voice for Peace]

25. and now for something completely different

excuse the diversion, someone just sent this to me and I had to post it somewhere.
It's relevant though, I know it is.

edit.. here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgrrQwLdME8

[Swamp Rat]

28. OMG!!! That is sooo cute!!!!

:applause: You should post that in its own thread in the Lounge and/or GD!

[Voice for Peace]

31. good idea.. done. thanks for suggesting. nt

[Scurrilous]

27. Kick

:kick:

[msallied]

29. Exactly.

A vote for them is a vote for the status quo, which is no better. Why would I reward the party that got it wrong with my vote if she got the nomination? Screw them. They don't deserve my vote.

[cbayer]

30. That's funny.

My TV has an off button.

[Mme. Defarge]

32. Je refuse ...

to "rubber stamp" a one-party system!

[Unbowed]

33. I feel exactly the same way. I can stand to even LOOK at either of them.

It's pure nausea without a hint of comic relief. How the HELL could we stand looking at those smug, lying, sanctimonious and hypocritical faces for four years? God forbid!