The campaigning Clintons

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The campaigning Clintons

(via Baltimore Sun) · January 14, 2008 · 10 PM

In a blog by The Swamp, Bill Clinton admits both he and his wife, Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary, made some heath reform mistakes during Bill's early years as president. But during his stump speech in Las Vegas, Bill said both have "dusted" off and gone back to work, and that Hillary is the best candidate he's ever supported.

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By Spencer777

Jan. 14, 2008

11:26 p.m.

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Look at the candidates and make up your own mind. Don't let the media control the votes. Both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have taken an incredible amount of money from corporations and their political action committees. That is who they will represent. If you think otherwise, you are fooling yourself and listening to rhetoric. They evidently can be bought and are following the rules of the old system. They do not represent change!

The media needs to stop hyping up the Democratic nominee choice as a choice between an African American and a woman just increase their viewers. There are really three viable candidates in the race for Democratic nominee for President. Not counting superdelegates, the delegates so far are Obama 25, Hillary 24 and Edwards 18.

IMHO, John Edwards is the only choice, if you want a candidate to represent the people. John Edwards is also the only true change candidate.
By FlyoverCharlie

Jan. 15, 2008

3:09 a.m.

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John Edwards is the only candidate that can beat the GOP in November, and, for once, he is also the candidate with the best ideas. This country needs someone to stand up against the tide of corporate greed that has washed across the political landscape for the last twenty years and John Edwards is the only one that can do that.

Edwards in 2008!
By Ginger

Jan. 15, 2008

7:18 a.m.

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Remember: Hillary voted FOR the War. Now they are saying that Unions should not have the right to vote. That is shameful. Caucus for real change. Caucus for Obama.
By SeedofChange

Jan. 15, 2008

9:05 a.m.

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Obama- Votes absent on Iran resolutin. He is a person deviod of backbone and conviction.

Obama- "Talked" against the Iraq ware, voted for "funding" the war.

Obama- symbol of empty rhetoric and lack of convinction. At least Kucinich has the courage to vote consistently against the war
By NickD

Jan. 15, 2008

9:31 a.m.

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Everyone in Nevada needs to remember that Hillary Clinton has already been an extreme supporter of Nevada residents when she successfully held hearings on Yucca Mountain and the environmental hazards it causes. Obama has done NOTHING - I repeat NOTHING to improve the lives of those of us living here in Nevada. Hillary Clinton has proved to all of us that she is there for us.

By the way - Katy - your mention of that Hillary movie needs explanation. That is a movie produced by professional "hillary-hater" David Bossie and Dick Morris - both who are the largest contributors to the Republican party and are the original "swiftboaters" of John Kerry.

Believe me, if Obama becomes the democratic nominee - the title of the movie will be changed to:

BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA - THE MOVIE
By Dusacre

Jan. 15, 2008

10:25 a.m.

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Seedof change,

May be seedofhate. You are telling people the same distorted things over and over. Unless you are one of those republicans who are setting the democrats up to vote for Clinton, you should know that Clinton will not be the president come November: she will unite the republicans, divide the democrats, and scare the independents.