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Postby Mills Chapman » Thu Mar 06, 2008 5:07 pm

Greekster91 wrote:Hey Obama will get the nomination if he wins Pennsylvania


That's where I am, here in good ol' Pennsylvania. Maybe I can work some magic with my fellow citizens here. Most of the residents in the two big cities (Philadelphia and Pittsburgh) will vote for Obama; the rest will likely vote for Hillary, but that might not be enough for her.
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Postby GorillaGal » Thu Mar 06, 2008 7:31 pm

Mills Chapman wrote:
Greekster91 wrote:Hey Obama will get the nomination if he wins Pennsylvania


That's where I am, here in good ol' Pennsylvania. Maybe I can work some magic with my fellow citizens here. Most of the residents in the two big cities (Philadelphia and Pittsburgh) will vote for Obama; the rest will likely vote for Hillary, but that might not be enough for her.


my father, sisters, and nephews all live in PA, and likely they will support hillary.
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Postby Greekster91 » Fri Mar 07, 2008 12:52 am

ugh Hillary man, Gorilla Gal,your from New York like me, why in the hell would you vote for Hillary?
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Postby GorillaGal » Fri Mar 07, 2008 1:15 am

Greekster91 wrote:ugh Hillary man, Gorilla Gal,your from New York like me, why in the hell would you vote for Hillary?

1. i am a deomocrat, i will vote democratice even if the democtratic running is bart simpson (whom, BTW, is smarter than our curretn president.)
also as i made my point earlier in this thread:
2. hillary has 8 years white house experience, and a husband to advise her.
what i would like to see is Predisent Hillary for 2 terms, with Obama gaining experience at the VP for 8 years, then another 8 years of President Obama.
we gotta keep the democrats in the white house!
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Postby dinos » Fri Mar 07, 2008 2:44 am

purdey wrote:Hilary is back.....and my friend John is well on the way to the White House.
Dinos we need your input,what's the news on the streets.


The democratic primaries are straight-up in Blobama's favor. There is literally nothing Hillary can to to overtake him as far as delegates go. That said, the party is fractured and teetering between extremist lefties backing Blobama and old bats backing Hildog.

Most likely, the two will share the ticket to keep the party unified. Hell if I know who will actually be at the helm.

It's disappointing, really. Most of the asshole Ron Paul extremists are flocking to Blobama (you know - the Petrodollar idiots, jackasses that think 9/11 was an inside job, the fools that think the US invasion of Iran has already begun but you need a Ron Paul / Blobamalamadingdong secret decoder ring to see it all, etc, etc, etc).

So it's between these kool-aid drinkers and McCain, who will likely prove to be a failure on par with Bush.

O, happy day. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby GorillaGal » Fri Mar 07, 2008 3:01 am

dinos you crack me up! thanks for the laughs.....
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Postby Mills Chapman » Fri Mar 07, 2008 3:42 am

Yum, this kool-aid is delicious! Can I pour anyone else a glass? :)

Q. What do you call the child of Hillary and Bill Clinton?


A. HillBilly.


Q. What did Bill Clinton say after Hillary got those resurgent victories in Ohio and Texas and Rhose Island?


A. Hillary never goes down without a fight.
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Postby dinos » Fri Mar 07, 2008 5:31 am

I just realized that I said "Blobama" more than I said "Hildog." This is quite sexist and unfair of me. Sooooo.....

Hildog...

Hildog...

Hildog... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Truth be told, though, and on a serious note, my contempt for Obama is very real. And to put it out there, I don't like Hillary much more, but she won't sink the country like tin god #2 will.
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Postby Kikapu » Fri Mar 07, 2008 5:53 pm

If Hillary were to become the next President of the USA, she will want to prove that she has more balls than "Iron Lady" Maggie Thatcher, therefore she will be itching to go to war with someone...............well, Iran actually. If not ground troops, just bomb the shit out of them, just as her husband Bill did with Serbia for 69 days.?? Perhaps 69 was with Monica, not sure. Anyway, it was around 71 days. On the other hand, Obama will not do that which will be a major disappointment for the NeoCons, but hey, that's the way the cookie crumbles sometimes. Therefore, the Republicans will want to have Hillary as the nominee so that McCain can defeat her on the Military card, specially if the country should "accidental" allow couple of Al Qaeda, 72 Virgins (each) seeking nutcases to come into the USA to set off a "dirty bomb" in the corn fields of some remote area in Kansas to get all the
Right Wing wackos behind McCain.
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Postby Mills Chapman » Fri Mar 07, 2008 6:51 pm

Yup, I wouldn't be a surprised if there's a terrorist attack against the US just before the elections, with the intention to freak out a lot of moderates and get them to vote for the biggest warmonger among the candidates, just so that the US will continue to irk a lot of moderate Muslims with their actions and drive these moderate Muslims into the arms of the radicals. The frustrating thing is that neo-cons will say that al qaeda is doing this to make Americans pick a candidate who is tired of exposing America to terrorist motives (like the Spain election). But, if al qaeda is smart, and I think some of them are, they would do it so that Americans will pick another Republican (ie, McCain).
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