NEW ORLEANS — Democrat Barack Obama suggested Thursday that Hillary
Rodham Clinton follow his lead and release her and her husband's income
tax returns so the public can see where the $5 million she loaned her
presidential campaign came from.
A day earlier, Clinton acknowledged that she had
No surprise there. And, of course, they'll concoct some crap to go alongside
it. I've heard that the second series of Sarah Jane is somewhat *less*
child-friendly, closer to Torchwood in spots.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I always thought that they did the vampire/mystery better than the one
that was based directly on Tanya Huff's vampire/mystery.
I like the show, but the way they write the character of the actress
lead gets on my nerves at times. Lordy, I am so tired of the archetype
of a blond spunky
I find the article unclear as to what Sen. Obama actually suggested
and who initiated the topic. It seems from the article that he did
not bring up the subject of the Clinton's Tax returns. I think the
headline is remarkably misleading as is the actual nature of the
story.
Asked whether he would
I agree she is the remaining weak spot in the story. Additionally she
looks too much like the Blond in angel. I also agree that the huff
story pales in comparison. My husband calls it cheesy, but seems to get
into Moonlight.
maidmarian_thepoet wrote:
I always thought that they did the
I may be stepping into it...but what exactly is wrong with a public
official supporting the wishes of his constituents? I wish that my
officials here really supported my beliefs instead of catering to the
religious right. Of course, you can say that they are supporting
them---but that's my
I knew the title was from the actual article. I did not think that
you were attempting to mislead at all. Sorry for any confusion
B
--- Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
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In the story below they make it pretty clear that Obama did not
ask, the
press asked
no apology necessary. Actually I responded to Martin before I saw your
post. I agree with it and planned to change it but was lazy. But I did
not think you blamed me. I think huffpro did the misleading title to
get readers to click through on the link.
Bosco Bosco wrote:
I knew the title
Point taken. If he is going to change his position to fit a
conservative base, it shouldn't need to be adjusted every day. And he
certainly needs to be honest enough to admit that is what he is doing.
However, I can't say that the same problem doesn't exist on the
Democratic site. Hillary has
Doesn't surprise me that this is being talked around. No one expected the race
to be this close and between so few candidates, and every delegate now counts.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just
a heads up, I read that they re discussing, holding a caucus
I agree that they all do it to some extent. I do not think the
republicans do it any more than the dems. Most dems and republicans
alike are more subtle about it. But I think Romney perfected it. Since
he has been liberal and conservative, depending on which way his
prospects were blowing, I
I used to cash a Guv'mint paycheck. *Nothing* could surprise me. I am seriously
led to wonder, however, what intelligence there is to be found anywhere in
YouTube. Admitedly, the only reason I've ventured there in the past few weeks
is at the behest of a dear friend who posted some of her work
The the last three or four episodes, it became surprisingly good. By the
last episode I was totally hooked. I hope they renew it and bring back
the writers who improved the storyline.
Martin wrote:
Tracey, I keep marking to down to watch, and something keeps leaping in the
way. I have
When I first heard about this loan, my mind went back to a story I heard, just
before Hillary began her campaign for the NY Senate seat, that she and Bill
were both fairly cash-poor. Given that, this act raised a huge red flag for me.
But I don't think that Obama was terribly bright in saying
In the story below they make it pretty clear that Obama did not ask, the
press asked him if he thought she should and he said he did not know but
that he did and that one of his campaign platforms is full transparency.
He added that he did disclose his. I don't think it was unwise in that
Whoa...
Now where's my check, Skiffy?
Keith, I hope so as well. regarding Pileggi.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Looks like Martin called
that one! Good choice. I still hope Pileggi gets a bigger role...
-- Original message --
From: Tracey
Tracey, I keep marking to down to watch, and something keeps leaping in the
way. I have glimpsed an ep, and it looked a lot better than the pilot, hence my
reasons for wanting to see t.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080208/ap_on_el_pr/msnbc_clintonprinter=1;_ylt=AkOoNIBuDeJER1oIJbE3Fhth24cA
MSNBC's Chelsea comment angers Clinton
By BETH FOUHY, Associated Press WriterFri Feb 8, 5:50 PM ET
A distasteful comment about Chelsea Clinton by an MSNBC anchor could
imperil Hillary Rodham
It is interesting that Hillary Clinton, who is drawing most of her
support from blue collar workers, has gotten most of her campaign
financing from well-heeled donors, while Obama, whose supporters tend
to be better educated and more upscale has tapped a deep wellspring of
middle class supporters.
Hilliary can give thanks to John McCain and the campaign finance bills
he helped get passed.
On Feb 8, 2008 9:46 PM, ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is interesting that Hillary Clinton, who is drawing most of her
support from blue collar workers, has gotten most of her campaign
well, that's the balancing act of being a leader of any kind: weighing what you
think is right versus what those you serve think. Always keep only your own
counsel, and you're an autocrat, harmful to the people. Do whatever is popular,
and you're a weakling, not helping the people to see
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If you can get to Omaha, NE, this is an event worth attending.
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This is grotesque and immoral! We need to support preserving the planet -
not death and destruction!
February 4, 2008
Proposed Military Spending Is Highest Since WWII
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/04/washington/04military.html?_r=1scp=13sq=nuclearst=nytoref=slogin
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I was going to join her when my loved ones argued against it. They made a
strong arguement, which I posted on AfterDowning Street.org. I apolozige for
instigating this spontaneous mass-fasting. I think we need to be a bit more
responsibile about asking people to join
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Subject: BRAD BLOG : Former CIA Analyst: 'Sibel Edmonds is Talking About Treason
Click here: The BRAD BLOG : Former CIA Analyst: 'Sibel Edmonds is Talking About
Treason, Cover-Up at Highest Levels of U.S. Go
10 Questions to Ask Every Candidate Running for Office
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Besides separation of Church and State, make IMPEACHMENT a priority issue.
Dear First Freedom First Supporter,
The presidential campaigns are now officially in full swing, and
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Interesting science stuff.
* Communing with nature less and less:
People are losing interest in the outdoors, and it
bodes ill for health and the environment,
researchers warn.
http://www.world-science.net/othernews/080204_nature
* Particle smasher may reveal extra
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