#1
Posted: 3/3/08 at 9:22pm
Hillary's Texas Commercial
#2
Posted: 3/3/08 at 9:44pm
Texas get's all the good commercials. 
9/10 - Next To Normal, Ensemble Theatre
9/18 - Brian Stokes Mitchell, Cincy Pop's
9/28 - Death Of A Salesman, Wright State
9/18 - Brian Stokes Mitchell, Cincy Pop's
9/28 - Death Of A Salesman, Wright State
#3
Posted: 3/3/08 at 9:47pm
a good last effort on her part before obama shuts it down tomorrow... she had a good run
#4
Posted: 3/3/08 at 10:24pm
#5
Posted: 3/3/08 at 10:31pm
Have we all seen the ad Hillary just put out proclaiming Obama has accepted money from energy companies. Only her staff didn't realize that Hillary had accepted even more than he had. Obama released an ad pointing that out. Good times.
Start warming up that voice, Jerby.
Start warming up that voice, Jerby.
Art has a double face, of expression and illusion.
#6
Posted: 3/3/08 at 10:33pm
But did she ever deny accepting that money like he has?? Hmm?
I have a GORGEOUS voice.
I have a GORGEOUS voice.
#7
Posted: 3/3/08 at 10:33pm
How about from credit card companies. He lies to students claiming he's on their side, while credit card companies are his # 2 contributors.
SHAME.
SHAME.
#8
Posted: 3/3/08 at 11:49pm
My prediction...
Obama takes Texas and Hilary takes Ohio (by a very narrow margin). Neither drops out after tomorrow's primaries. It will all come down to Pennsylvania on April 22.
ETA... Hilary appears to be getting more and more desperate with each new ad.
And I still say that if it comes down to Hilary vs. McCain, get ready for another 4-8 years of Republican rule. 'Cause Hilary aint gonna win over McCain.
Obama takes Texas and Hilary takes Ohio (by a very narrow margin). Neither drops out after tomorrow's primaries. It will all come down to Pennsylvania on April 22.
ETA... Hilary appears to be getting more and more desperate with each new ad.
And I still say that if it comes down to Hilary vs. McCain, get ready for another 4-8 years of Republican rule. 'Cause Hilary aint gonna win over McCain.
Updated On: 3/3/08 at 11:49 PM
#9
Posted: 3/4/08 at 12:24am
What. Ever.
Why are so many Republicans who can vote either party voting for Obama? Not because they are crossover--because they think they can beat Obama, not Hillary.
Why are so many Republicans who can vote either party voting for Obama? Not because they are crossover--because they think they can beat Obama, not Hillary.
#10
Posted: 3/4/08 at 12:26am
"Why are so many Republicans who can vote either party voting for Obama? Not because they are crossover--because they think they can beat Obama, not Hillary."
Now that's a stretch.
Now that's a stretch.
"One no longer loves one's insight enough once one communicates it."
The opposite of creation isn't war, it's stagnation.
The opposite of creation isn't war, it's stagnation.
#11
Posted: 3/4/08 at 12:28am
From what I hear--not a stretch at ALL. Ask papa.
#12
Posted: 3/4/08 at 12:28am
its more than a stretch priest, its borderline delussional.
#13
Posted: 3/4/08 at 12:33am
#14
Posted: 3/4/08 at 12:35am
and somehow being able to spell it makes you less so???? Sorry, no dice.
#15
Posted: 3/4/08 at 12:44am
#16
Posted: 3/4/08 at 12:45am
listen troll boy, you came after me first, so don't even try and pull that ****.
#18
Posted: 3/4/08 at 8:39am
oh is it time for grampa's morning diaper change? Did you make a stinky in your sleep?
Updated On: 3/4/08 at 08:39 AM
#19
Posted: 3/4/08 at 8:55am
#20
Posted: 3/4/08 at 9:28am
i'm working from home today... i got CNN on... i'm ready to go!
i'm still predicting that hillary will win both texas and ohio but by a narrow margin, which all the pundits seem to say is pretty much the end of the road for her... but if Obama can somehow swing texas what will she do then? she cant keep saying "well we expected to lose... so and so... "
at some point is it better for the party that she just step aside?
a CNN reporter said yesterday he could imagine Obama asking Bloomberg to be his VP... that would be awesome!
i'm still predicting that hillary will win both texas and ohio but by a narrow margin, which all the pundits seem to say is pretty much the end of the road for her... but if Obama can somehow swing texas what will she do then? she cant keep saying "well we expected to lose... so and so... "
at some point is it better for the party that she just step aside?
a CNN reporter said yesterday he could imagine Obama asking Bloomberg to be his VP... that would be awesome!
#21
Posted: 3/4/08 at 9:32am
If she wins BOTH Ohio and Texas and the delegate counts are close, the pundits will shift.
Even if she wins Ohio only and they split Texas, there will be no longer be a frontrunner.
Then Michigan and Florida will be rescheduled, the elected delegate count will shift decisively to her favor, the superdelegates will vote with her, and she will be the nominee by June.
Even if she wins Ohio only and they split Texas, there will be no longer be a frontrunner.
Then Michigan and Florida will be rescheduled, the elected delegate count will shift decisively to her favor, the superdelegates will vote with her, and she will be the nominee by June.
#22
Posted: 3/4/08 at 9:34am
PJ sometimes i cant tell if you're joking or if you really believe that... if she loses either one its pretty much over
#23
Posted: 3/4/08 at 9:43am
With the way Texas allocates its delegates, it is possible that Clinton could get more votes but Obama could get more delegates.
"It does me no injury for my neighbour to say there are 20 gods or no god. It neither picks my pocket, nor breaks my leg."
-- Thomas Jefferson
#24
Posted: 3/4/08 at 10:52am
if she loses either one its pretty much over
Not true--she can "lose" Texas with no appreciable gain to Obama.
There's this meme out there that she has to step down "for the good of the party" while she's still a viable candidate.
It's just not true. If they're neck and neck, if there's no lcear winner, there are still more state primaries.
The media hates her, but many Washington insiders in both parties think she will be the nominee.
Not true--she can "lose" Texas with no appreciable gain to Obama.
There's this meme out there that she has to step down "for the good of the party" while she's still a viable candidate.
It's just not true. If they're neck and neck, if there's no lcear winner, there are still more state primaries.
The media hates her, but many Washington insiders in both parties think she will be the nominee.
#25
Posted: 3/4/08 at 10:56am
Zogby, who also hates Hillary, just posted his final polls:
Clinton up 47-44 in Texas, a 3 point rise for Clinton and a 3 point drop for Obama.
In Ohio, a tie, which reflects a 3 point drop for Obama from Zogby's last poll.(Zogby was the only poll to say that Obama was winning in Ohio.)
In other words, Zogby now agrees that Hillary now has reversed the Obama Tide.
Clinton Rebounds as Closing Campaign Boosts Her Barely Ahead of Obama in Texas - Tied in Ohio!
Clinton up 47-44 in Texas, a 3 point rise for Clinton and a 3 point drop for Obama.
In Ohio, a tie, which reflects a 3 point drop for Obama from Zogby's last poll.(Zogby was the only poll to say that Obama was winning in Ohio.)
In other words, Zogby now agrees that Hillary now has reversed the Obama Tide.
Clinton Rebounds as Closing Campaign Boosts Her Barely Ahead of Obama in Texas - Tied in Ohio!
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