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Thu Feb-21-08 12:02 PM
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the winds are gathering
the time has come
a perfect storm is rising
to
sweep the nation clean
a sea change is brewing up
an epic tide
that can not be turned
we have lightning in a bottle
we must use it to illuminate the darkness
now is the time to join hands
seize the tiger by the tail
and
hold on for dear life
Hillary must step aside now and let the current of history follow its course
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Thu Feb-21-08 12:02 PM
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Thu Feb-21-08 03:37 PM
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Thu Feb-21-08 04:34 PM
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26. indeed, a badly needed giggle! |
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Thu Feb-21-08 12:03 PM
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2. You are right, except it is not Hillary who should step aside. nt |
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Thu Feb-21-08 12:09 PM
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Edited on Thu Feb-21-08 12:10 PM by fuzzy otter pop
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Thu Feb-21-08 12:11 PM
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Thu Feb-21-08 12:10 PM
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5. her position is hopless all she has left is her own ego |
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it was over for her on super Tuesday
she clings desperately to the narcissism that has been her and her husbands bane for his entire political career
her ego nearly destroyed his presidency
now it threatens his legacy
it should not be permitted to destroy our party
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Thu Feb-21-08 04:01 PM
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20. Yep, she's "hopless" for sure. |
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In fact, I don't think I've EVER seen her hop.
Obama, of course, is really hoppin' now.....
The emptiness of your posts remind me, strangely, of another Obama supporter who I'm pretty sure got TS'ed.
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Thu Feb-21-08 04:31 PM
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24. She is NOT hopless. Not only can she hop, she can clap and point too! |
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Vocal Impressions: The Presidential Contenders from NPRRon Paul Listeners say the Republican congressman from Texas sounds like: That tree in the forest that goes over and no one is around to hear it — Andrew Bergstrom That math teacher who can finally explain integrals in a way you can understand — Simon Lee The man who just realized his bizarre dream about not wearing his pants to work isn't really a dream after all — Jeff Cole The thoughts of the secretary taking notes at a long, convoluted meeting of a university faculty working on a policy to allot parking spaces — Barbara Rose A bumper car out of control — Jan Pingleton The persistent fly trapped against the plastic bubble skylight in my bathroom — Jannifer Vener A stiff, old, leather work glove sliding across the fender of a rusty Ford — Glenda Childress A barber giving unsolicited chatter while cutting hair — Jim Cassell Bouncing in a Hacky Sack game: Sometimes right on, sometimes way off the mark — Jane Bennett A door closing on a long empty hallway — Alan McComas Grandpa talking sense while the dinner plates are being cleared — Kate Seavey A scheming but well-meaning friend — Charlie Smillie The whine of the dentist drill without Novocain — Ralph Foster A Jack Russell terrier trying to persuade his owners that he really didn't mean to kill that squirrel — Jeff Kramer A puppet from Mr. Rogers' neighborhood of make-believe — Mathayu Warren Lane Sitting in the middle seat on a long plane flight between an old married couple who insists on sharing their meals — Jonathan Ullman
Hillary Clinton
Listeners say the Democratic senator from New York sounds like: The first-grade teacher you still think about 40 years later — Ruth Stanford A bright, colorful, cherry pie made entirely of metal — Jennifer Arceneaux Lucy from Peanuts, home from college on her way to grad school, still berating Linus and Charlie Brown — Rachel Catlett Broken glass in your creme brulee — Loretta Shea A brilliant, sometimes scary, always righteous mother, making your teenage life miserable and you, better — Dana Self Your high school principal, trying to be a good sport after getting dunked for the 15th time at the dunking booth at the school carnival — Christy Hermann The feeling you got when the mean teacher you had in grade school tried to say nice things about you to your mother during parent-teacher's conference — Jeffrey Lopez A shovel hacking the ice off of the concrete steps — John Snow Spring cleaning with the sun shining and the windows open and a whistle-while-you-work tune playing on the stereo — Laura Owen The hand-knit sweater from your aunt: sincere, well intentioned but still a little scratchy — Heidi Raatz The sex ed teacher talking about abstinence — Karam Kamel Extra thick, waxy dental floss — Balke Hodges The librarian who, with glee and sanctimony, advises you of your late fee — Brad Jergins The nurse who says the shot won't hurt a bit, and you scream your lungs out — Cheryl Anthony That super bright, vaguely attractive, slightly awkward girl in your 12th-grade class as she practices her valedictorian speech for the 11th time — Tim Sylvester A Chicago-style hot dog with the works served with champagne — Sally Deneen
Mike Huckabee
Listeners say the Republican former governor of Arkansas sounds like: Gomer Pyle with a master's degree — Joel Henry- Fisher Wonderful faith with limited reasoning — Tosha Apple The bouncy beach ball of doom — Loretta Shea The guy who gets stuffed in his locker every other day but pretends it never happens — Rob Lytle The good cop in the good cop-bad cop routine — Lorie Haddad Cold fried chicken and Jell-O salad on a paper plate — Joe Brettillo An insurance salesman giving his pitch — Jim Cassell Porky Pig without the stammer — Dana Powell Russell A guy who sells snake oil out of his Humvee — Ruth Stanford My boss telling us why none of us are getting raises this year — Jan Pingleton A 10-year-old on the brink of convincing his dad to buy a PlayStation — Ellis Hammond Pereira The DJ I always wanted to wake up to but whose station I could never find — Barbara Rose What a 1973 driver's ed manual would sound like if it could talk — Sandy Moran A Fox newscaster reading from the teleprompter — Kate Seavey That boy in high school who won't quit asking you out on a date — Krista Burczyk
Barack Obama
Listeners say the Democratic senator from Illinois sounds like: The voice of reason found somewhere in a Neil Simon play — Harold House A glass of pinot noir with a Ph.D. in philosophy — Bill Cox Falling snow with the rare phenomena of thunder and lightning in the distance — Jeff Cole A perfectly tailored camel's hair coat — John Snow A public address system at a retail store when there's a clean-up on aisle three — Susan Kunkel A Gary Cooper cowboy, folksy but competent, riding up to say to America: "How can I help you, Ma'am?" — Janet Zehr A 10-year-old boy in his pajamas in front of a mirror on Halloween, practicing his best adult voice filtered through a Darth Vader mask — Lesley Hall Driving for the first time after getting your license — Jonathan Ullman Listening to someone on an amazing first date in college, full of hormones and idealism, confused as to whether you're more attracted mentally or physically — Kate Seavey The tuba that leads the Fourth of July parade — Lorie Haddad A lozenge slipping down the back of the tongue just before it chokes you — Laura Owen An engine starting on a car that just stalled out in the path of a speeding train — Jacqueline Rouda The echo from a really good dream you try holding onto with smiling, closed eyes — Joe Brettillo Rocky at the top of the stairs — Saida Temofonte Warm tea melting the sharp edge off of ice cubes — Irene Dvoraczky Bell A saxophone line in a Dave Brubeck piece capable of shifting time to engage you — Rachel Shada
John McCain
Listeners say the Republican senator from Arizona sounds like: A firm handshake that borders on painful — Marty Kelso An undertaker explaining to the family why grandma's funeral will cost $15,000 — Pat Farrell Open-mic night at a Western-sidekick retirement home — Ralph Foster Casey Kasem announcing for the 10th straight week that your least favorite song is still No. 1 — Josh Carr The voice black comedians give to the entire white male population — Bridget Richien A hurricane trapped inside a pickle jar — Michael Woo Gen. Patton's teddy bear — Ami Leaming Mr. Fudd goes to Washington to hunt "wabbits" — Andrew Bergstrom Old wipers swiping at high speed across a dirty windshield — Glenda Childress Someone who is tired and carefully telling you sad news because they love you — Kate Seavey The zipper on the pocket of a bomber jacket — Dave Edgerton The guy you meet in an alley who opens his trench coat to try and sell you knockoff watches — Karl Krekeler A 1968 GTO rumbling at a red light — Ellen Ternes The big stick you carry when you speak softly — Tony McConnell The smooth, measured calm of expertly repressed anger — Dana Powell Russell A straw broom sweeping a gravel driveway — Alan McComas
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Thu Feb-21-08 04:59 PM
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Thu Feb-21-08 12:08 PM
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3. McCain will be our next President if Hillary steps aside. |
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There is no way Obama can possibly win the general election.
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Thu Feb-21-08 12:11 PM
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8. Hillary's State of New York seems to take a different view |
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Thu Feb-21-08 12:14 PM
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11. wow, so she wins one state????? a very blue state at that.. |
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Thu Feb-21-08 03:27 PM
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12. And the polls are always correct, right? |
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Thu Feb-21-08 03:31 PM
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14. Yes, especially 8+ months before the GE. |
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Noything will happen to make opinion change from now til Nov. so all these early polls you can take to the bank.
:eyes:
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Thu Feb-21-08 12:11 PM
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Thu Feb-21-08 12:12 PM
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10. mcain would beat her in a general |
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this has been shown in poll after poll after poll after poll after poll after poll.....
but hey
believe whatever you want
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Thu Feb-21-08 03:28 PM
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13. The GOP will destroy Obama in the general. |
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He doesn't have what it takes to fight them.
He won't win, the fix is already in.
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Thu Feb-21-08 03:33 PM
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Thu Feb-21-08 03:49 PM
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18. Were you here in December? |
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Because that is what Hillary's supporters said about Obama versus Hillary then.
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Thu Feb-21-08 04:29 PM
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23. Yes I was here in December. |
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And I'm not a Hillary supporter.
I think you're going to find it scary how quickly the GOP makes mince meat of Barack in the general.
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Thu Feb-21-08 03:36 PM
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16. Wow, powerful evidence you have there |
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Let me see, Kerry polled ahead of Bush at one point, so that means Obama is destined to lose.
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Thu Feb-21-08 04:26 PM
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That smug grin you have on your face will be wiped off by the time President McCain takes his oath of office.
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Thu Feb-21-08 04:37 PM
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27. I'll pay to have William Shatner read that aloud. |
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