mel | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 16 2008 | commentary, politics, barack obama, hillary clinton, beer, Jesus Rocks
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.
- mel | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 10 2008 | news, presidential race, barack obama, hillary clinton
Obama finally says something on this. It was an obvious strategy from the start; he should have said something sooner. Not that I don't like the idea of a joint ticket (no matter who's on top...)!
Quoted: COLUMBUS, Mississippi (Reuters) - Barack Obama on Monday ridiculed rival Hillary Clinton's repeated hints she would take him for the No. 2 spot on her presidential ticket, accusing her of playing political games...
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