What is wrong with Senator Clinton?

[murf2222]

She was simply alluding to the fact that history has shown that the Democratic candidates did not know where they stood til June in the past. THATS IT!

So is it now in poor judgement to reference a historical fact?

This country has turned into a bunch of politically correct pussies.

Murf2222

BTW- I HATE Hillary, don’t care for Obama and think McCain is an asswipe that wants to continue Bush’s pathetic legacy.
They are ALL inadequate to lead, and the fact that they are part of this corrupt system of lobbyists/pact money/special interest groups makes me sick to my stomach!

[afx114]

Historical fact? Bill had wrapped up the 1992 nomination mainly by March. Tsongas dropped out then, and Brown got spanked by Clinton in early April.

If you’re going to site ‘facts’ at least get them straight. There seems to be a pattern amongst both Hilary and her supporters of changing/bending the facts.

[afx114]

Historical fact? Bill had wrapped up the 1992 nomination mainly by March. Tsongas dropped out then, and Brown got spanked by Clinton in early April.

If you’re going to site ‘facts’ at least get them straight. There seems to be a pattern amongst both Hilary and her supporters of changing/bending the facts.

[afx114]

Historical fact? Bill had wrapped up the 1992 nomination mainly by March. Tsongas dropped out then, and Brown got spanked by Clinton in early April.

If you’re going to site ‘facts’ at least get them straight. There seems to be a pattern amongst both Hilary and her supporters of changing/bending the facts.

[afx114]

Historical fact? Bill had wrapped up the 1992 nomination mainly by March. Tsongas dropped out then, and Brown got spanked by Clinton in early April.

If you’re going to site ‘facts’ at least get them straight. There seems to be a pattern amongst both Hilary and her supporters of changing/bending the facts.

[afx114]

Historical fact? Bill had wrapped up the 1992 nomination mainly by March. Tsongas dropped out then, and Brown got spanked by Clinton in early April.

If you’re going to site ‘facts’ at least get them straight. There seems to be a pattern amongst both Hilary and her supporters of changing/bending the facts.

[HarryBosch]

murf2222, in this day and age anyone who becomes President of the United States owes somebody something. Some people may start off their political careers as state assemblyman or state senators with altruistic values but I am sure that by the time they reach national levels they end up in the pockets of special interest groups.

The first person that comes to my mind as being independent of special interest groups and yet rising to a national political level was Gen. Colin Powell when he served as Secretary of State.

At one time when I was considering a run at the local school district I approached the local newpapers about doing a story on me and the first thing they asked me was how much money was I going to spend on advertisements 🙂

Also, when I was looking for endorsements I was told that the trustees on the (conservative) school board – a USD in Orange County – needed to first know where I stood on issues of abortion, religion, etc.

So anyone who rises up the political ladder in this country is going to owe someone something – at the very least the party that helped them win. And everything owed trickles down from there.

[HarryBosch]

murf2222, in this day and age anyone who becomes President of the United States owes somebody something. Some people may start off their political careers as state assemblyman or state senators with altruistic values but I am sure that by the time they reach national levels they end up in the pockets of special interest groups.

The first person that comes to my mind as being independent of special interest groups and yet rising to a national political level was Gen. Colin Powell when he served as Secretary of State.

At one time when I was considering a run at the local school district I approached the local newpapers about doing a story on me and the first thing they asked me was how much money was I going to spend on advertisements 🙂

Also, when I was looking for endorsements I was told that the trustees on the (conservative) school board – a USD in Orange County – needed to first know where I stood on issues of abortion, religion, etc.

So anyone who rises up the political ladder in this country is going to owe someone something – at the very least the party that helped them win. And everything owed trickles down from there.

[HarryBosch]

murf2222, in this day and age anyone who becomes President of the United States owes somebody something. Some people may start off their political careers as state assemblyman or state senators with altruistic values but I am sure that by the time they reach national levels they end up in the pockets of special interest groups.

The first person that comes to my mind as being independent of special interest groups and yet rising to a national political level was Gen. Colin Powell when he served as Secretary of State.

At one time when I was considering a run at the local school district I approached the local newpapers about doing a story on me and the first thing they asked me was how much money was I going to spend on advertisements 🙂

Also, when I was looking for endorsements I was told that the trustees on the (conservative) school board – a USD in Orange County – needed to first know where I stood on issues of abortion, religion, etc.

So anyone who rises up the political ladder in this country is going to owe someone something – at the very least the party that helped them win. And everything owed trickles down from there.

[HarryBosch]

murf2222, in this day and age anyone who becomes President of the United States owes somebody something. Some people may start off their political careers as state assemblyman or state senators with altruistic values but I am sure that by the time they reach national levels they end up in the pockets of special interest groups.

The first person that comes to my mind as being independent of special interest groups and yet rising to a national political level was Gen. Colin Powell when he served as Secretary of State.

At one time when I was considering a run at the local school district I approached the local newpapers about doing a story on me and the first thing they asked me was how much money was I going to spend on advertisements 🙂

Also, when I was looking for endorsements I was told that the trustees on the (conservative) school board – a USD in Orange County – needed to first know where I stood on issues of abortion, religion, etc.

So anyone who rises up the political ladder in this country is going to owe someone something – at the very least the party that helped them win. And everything owed trickles down from there.

[HarryBosch]

murf2222, in this day and age anyone who becomes President of the United States owes somebody something. Some people may start off their political careers as state assemblyman or state senators with altruistic values but I am sure that by the time they reach national levels they end up in the pockets of special interest groups.

The first person that comes to my mind as being independent of special interest groups and yet rising to a national political level was Gen. Colin Powell when he served as Secretary of State.

At one time when I was considering a run at the local school district I approached the local newpapers about doing a story on me and the first thing they asked me was how much money was I going to spend on advertisements 🙂

Also, when I was looking for endorsements I was told that the trustees on the (conservative) school board – a USD in Orange County – needed to first know where I stood on issues of abortion, religion, etc.

So anyone who rises up the political ladder in this country is going to owe someone something – at the very least the party that helped them win. And everything owed trickles down from there.

[murf2222]

Sad but evidently true HarryBosch.

Where I get disheartened is the fact that everyone seems to accept our system of legal bribery.

again, sad but true.

Murf2222

[murf2222]

Sad but evidently true HarryBosch.

Where I get disheartened is the fact that everyone seems to accept our system of legal bribery.

again, sad but true.

Murf2222

[murf2222]

Sad but evidently true HarryBosch.

Where I get disheartened is the fact that everyone seems to accept our system of legal bribery.

again, sad but true.

Murf2222

[murf2222]

Sad but evidently true HarryBosch.

Where I get disheartened is the fact that everyone seems to accept our system of legal bribery.

again, sad but true.

Murf2222

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