RKMBs Forums .::Important::. Politics and Current Events Hillary in 2008

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PJP said:
do you have a pic like that? please post it.

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And ruin my porn night? I think not...

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the G-man said:

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Prometheus said:
So, whatever TIME says must be true? Is that your stance?

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PJP said:
G....can you make an avatar of your frontpage pic of the cunt for me.

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Matter-eater Man said:
Can't say what is worse, [Rudy] charging a fee to a charity or them paying it. That type of thing really gives charitable groups a bad name.

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the G-man said:
I wonder why the liberal blog you got this from didn't mention that another famous political figure who charges charities even more to speak.




I suppose Raw might excuse its one sided coverage by arguing that Bill isn't a candidate.

However, by law, any money Bill earns is counted as income for his wife, who is also a candidate for President. So there would an equally valid basis for his fees to come under scrutiny also.

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the G-man said:
She's moving in for the kill

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the G-man said:

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PJP said:
G....can you make an avatar of your frontpage pic of the cunt for me.

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The whole thing or just her 'evil' face?

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PJP said:

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the G-man said:

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PJP said:
G....can you make an avatar of your frontpage pic of the cunt for me.

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The whole thing or just her 'evil' face?

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just the evil cunt face.

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the G-man said:
No, I think she's capable of doing that solo. Or at least with just a little help from Bill (according to Time mag).

I must say I'm a little disappointed that PJP hasn't weighed in yet on the fact that her and Bill got rich on Muslim money.

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A poll released yesterday shows that half of all voters will not back Hillary Rodham Clinton for president.

Despite her front-runner status in the Democratic primary field, a full 50 percent of those questioned say they won't vote for Clinton if she's the party's presidential nominee, a new Harris Interactive Poll found.

The Clinton bashers include a surprising 21 percent of fellow Democrats and 48 percent of crucial independents - swing voters expected to determine President Bush's successor.

The poll shows even worse results for Clinton among men, married women and committed-to-voting senior citizens - an eye-popping 69 percent of whom say they won't pull the lever for Clinton.

Fifty-six percent of men - never a strong voting bloc for the former first lady - say they can't vote for Clinton, while more troubling for her campaign is the 52 percent of married woman who pledge to vote for someone else - or stay home.

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Matter-eater Man said:
My mom ...never considered voting for her but since retiring has had a chance to actually catch some Hillary interviews

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I hope that you at least untied her afterwards.

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the G-man said:
Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign reached a deal to pay a key South Carolina black leader's consulting firm more than $200,000 just days before he agreed to endorse her run for president, it was revealed yesterday....I'm sure Raw Story or Media Matters will explain how this is completely kosher.

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Looks like she's still handing out cash for endorsements:

Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack gave Sen. Hillary Clinton his endorsement for her presidential campaign.

The Clinton campaign has promised Vilsack to help pay off a $400,000 campaign debt he built up during his run for the White House. . . .

Granted, Hillary's people say that the two incidences are completely coincidental.

A new poll has both of the top Republican presidential candidates besting Hillary Rodham Clinton in the 2008 White House race - and in a virtual tie with Barack Obama.

Rudy Giuliani garnered 50 percent of the votes when pitted against New York's senator, according to the Time magazine poll, conducted by SRBI Public Affairs.

Clinton got only 41 percent.

Against Obama, Giuliani racked up 45 percent to Obama's 44 percent.

The poll's margin of error is 3 percentage points.

Sen. John McCain of Arizona also beat the former first lady. He picked up 48 percent of the votes, compared to Clinton's 42 percent, when going head-to-head.

When matched against the Illinois senator, McCain scored 45 percent of the votes. Obama had 43 percent.

The March 26 survey quizzed more than 1,000 registered voters by telephone.

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PJP said:
...Taking a look at some hypothetical horse race numbers, the matchups have tightened up a bit. Today, Giuliani tops Clinton by only 1 point — 45 percent to 44 percent. Last month Giuliani had a 9-point edge (49 percent to 40 percent).

In addition, in a three-way race with current New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg as an independent, Clinton takes a slim lead over Giuliani (42 percent to 40 percent), with Bloomberg at 6 percent.
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I didn't expect Clinton to close in on Rudy so quickly

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the G-man said:
From Time magazine:

When Chelsea Clinton was six years old, her parents used to make her cry in hopes that they could make her tough.

Dad was in the middle of an especially ugly re-election fight, his enemies were drawing blood, and so they all tried a game at the dinner table: Chelsea would pretend that she was her father, making speeches about why people should vote for her, and then he would attack her, say really mean things, so she would learn to protect herself.

At first the exercises reduced the little girl to tears: "Why would anybody say things like that?" But after a while, Hillary later wrote, "she gradually gained mastery over her emotions"; she came to understand people's dark motives; and, finally, she would come back fighting, fully prepared to handle the wicked lies that enemies might tell.

Since MEM keeps telling us on the Rudy thread that being a bad parent disqualifies a presidential candidate, I'm sure he'll want to switch his allegiences to Barack Hussein Obama or Johnny Reid Edwards now.

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Captain Sweden said:

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the G-man said:
From Time magazine:

When Chelsea Clinton was six years old, her parents used to make her cry in hopes that they could make her tough.

Dad was in the middle of an especially ugly re-election fight, his enemies were drawing blood, and so they all tried a game at the dinner table: Chelsea would pretend that she was her father, making speeches about why people should vote for her, and then he would attack her, say really mean things, so she would learn to protect herself.

At first the exercises reduced the little girl to tears: "Why would anybody say things like that?" But after a while, Hillary later wrote, "she gradually gained mastery over her emotions"; she came to understand people's dark motives; and, finally, she would come back fighting, fully prepared to handle the wicked lies that enemies might tell.

Since MEM keeps telling us on the Rudy thread that being a bad parent disqualifies a presidential candidate, I'm sure he'll want to switch his allegiences to Barack Hussein Obama or Johnny Reid Edwards now.

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That's quite disturbing.

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Im Not Mister Mxypltk said:
Oh wait, somebody beat me to the joke.

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the G-man said:
_{Maybe to you, Ray...maybe to you...}

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Democrat tops Giuliani, McCain and Romney in opinion sampling from Quinnipiac University
Friday, April 06, 2007

By TOM WROBLESKI

STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE -- Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's latest New York poll numbers are sure to give former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and other Republican presidential hopefuls the blue-state blues.

Mrs. Clinton beats fellow Empire Stater Giuliani 50 to 42 percent in a potential 2008 presidential matchup, according to a Quinnipiac University poll of 1,548 registered New York voters released yesterday.
 
"Sorry, Mayor Giuliani. New York is still a blue state," said Maurice Carroll, director of Quinnipiac's Polling Institute.

"More so than it was a decade or so ago," former GOP Borough President Guy Molinari, a state chairman of the Giuliani campaign, said in response to the numbers.

Mrs. Clinton also bests Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) 55 to 34 percent among New York voters, and easily outdistances former GOP Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, 61 to 26 percent.
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A new national poll shows Hillary Rodham Clinton's favorable ratings sinking like a stone, and her negatives soaring.

The new USA Today/Gallup survey shows Clinton's favorability rating shrunken to 45 percent - down 9 points from a similar poll taken last month, and a 13-point drop from a survey taken shortly after she announced her White House bid.

More troubling for her White House hopes, her unfavorable ratings have climbed 12 points since she entered the race, and now stand at 52 percent - meaning more Americans now dislike her than like her.

Clinton's skyrocketing negatives have wiped out her 19-point Democratic primary lead in a similar survey from earlier this month. Obama is now tight on her tail, 31 percent to 26 percent - within the poll's 5-point error margin.

The poll of 1,007 American adults shows Clinton's favorability even among Democrats dropping.

Her team is spinning it as normal primary poll tightening, saying that the favorability dip is typical for front-runners.

But some pros say her increased public profile is reminding voters of her negative image during her husband's presidency.

"It's like watching a rerun and remembering what you didn't like about the show in the first place," one Democratic campaign veteran said.