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On behalf of the several men I know who are brilliant and in Iraq and the thousands I don't ,

Stephen King - shut the F#$% up. (You ignorant bastard)

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This is why electability is such a ridiculous thing during the primary...when we have two popular candidates, we should just vote on the issues and which one we want not one who we think will beat the opposition. electability is a media construct that fluctuates constantly.
But this is good news for Clinton going into Indiana, definitely.

Quoted: WASHINGTON -- Hillary Rodham Clinton has a better chance than Barack Obama of beating Republican John McCain, according to a new Associated Press-Ipsos poll that bolsters her argument that she is more electable in the fall than her rival for the Democratic nomination.

Quoted: Clinton’s refusal to sign the oath of transparency, coupled with her missing tax returns and aversion to share her pork-project requests, suggests that she hasn’t ...

Watch the SNL skit that Senator Clinton is talking about where Obama needs a pillow!

This was funny and on target... Politics in all its asinine drama... I need a beer...

Quoted: The point wasn't really to convince anyone that she, Bill and Chelsea commute between their two lavish mansions in a five-year-old Ford F-150 pickup with a gun rack and a "Jesus Rocks!" bumper sticker. Her aim was to prove to the nation -- or at least to Democratic primary voters in Pennsylvania and Indiana -- that she's better at feigning regularness than Obama.

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Great special comment by Keith Olbermann.

Quoted: Keith Olbermann's Special Comment on Hillary Clinton and the handling of the Geraldine Ferraro comments. 3/12/08.

Is she for real?

Quoted: Geraldine Ferraro defended her controversial comment that Sen. Barack Obama's campaign was successful because he was black, telling an interviewer Tuesday that she was being attacked because she was white.

It's nice to see that the comments are respectful, as are most of us that think it's a good time for Senator Clinton to step aside and let the party get ready to win this election. McCain is making far too much traction while the dems banter.

sweet devon