hillary clinton rips base of party. we flood caucuses?
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Sun Apr-20-08 07:21 AM
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hillary clinton rips base of party. we flood caucuses?
that woman has stabbed all of us in the back. i will never forget this.
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Sun Apr-20-08 07:23 AM
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1. Anyone who doesn't vote for her
Is irrelevant or actively out intimidating her voters :sarcasm:
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Sun Apr-20-08 07:29 AM
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she wants us all defeated.
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Sun Apr-20-08 07:39 AM
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3. Yes, Obama supporters are intimidating. They are young and brash
and flooded the caucuses just like they do here at GDP. .
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Sun Apr-20-08 07:41 AM
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If you have any evidence of voter intimidation I urge you to post it here. Otherwise, I urge you to stop making baseless accusations against the supporters of Senator Obama.
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Sun Apr-20-08 08:13 AM
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10. Obama supporters are never asked to give proof of their opinions.nt
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Sun Apr-20-08 08:43 AM
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14. Opinions are one thing
Your accusing people of a crime. That's a serious charge. When you make that kind of charge you should back it up.
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Sun Apr-20-08 09:51 AM
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20. How can one give proof of an opinion? nt
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Sun Apr-20-08 07:40 AM
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4. So, one campaign does a better job at bringing people out
Good for them! That's what it, ultimately, is all about.
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Sun Apr-20-08 09:21 AM
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16. If Hillary can't organize a grassroots ground game, how is that Obama's fault?
There aren't any special rules excluding just her. What a whiner. :dem:
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Sun Apr-20-08 09:23 AM
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I know here in Maine Obama had people on the ground organizing a "get out to caucus" push LONG before Clinton. They reminded people about our absentee option and that helped tremendously. The Clinton camp was just too late to the ball here. I assume it's been the same in many other states.
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Sun Apr-20-08 07:43 AM
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6. John Kasich, R. Fox Contributor, THE LEFT and Dem. Party
Leaders have decided they would rather lose than have Hillary Clinton as their candidate. It is interesting to understand what our opposition thinks.
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Sun Apr-20-08 08:04 AM
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7. when people come to understand...
that bill and hill are Democrats in Name Only...in other words Republicans, then we can finish this Circus and get on with taking back our country.
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Sun Apr-20-08 08:07 AM
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8. Not the first time. Won't be the last.
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Sun Apr-20-08 08:13 AM
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9. she wasn't at my caucus!
The three party activists--myself and two union guys are there every year. Two years ago, we were the only ones there. Four years ago there were 12 people there. This year there were 30. So tell me how all these first time caucus goers are party activists?????
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Sun Apr-20-08 08:25 AM
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11. Hillary has an incredible way of dismissing anyone who doesn't support her
This has been evident throughout her campaign as her campaign talked about the states, caucuses, and people who "don't count"
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Sun Apr-20-08 08:30 AM
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12. And I hope you don't It really is disgusting what she said.
Her style of politics needs to fade away. This is 2008 not 1996 and with the internet age we need change in the way things work. Activism is not going to be a part of politics anymore. It IS politics. We have to be active and involved. So Clinton screwed up by saying what she said.
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Sun Apr-20-08 09:29 AM
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18. she screwed up big time
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Sun Apr-20-08 08:31 AM
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13. Oh, the democracy!! n/t
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Sun Apr-20-08 08:44 AM
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15. Sounds like "whining" to me?
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Sun Apr-20-08 09:47 AM
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19. The Republicans complain about high voter turnout a lot.
I'm just saying... :eyes:
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