Posted by: Rigg | May 8, 2008

Will She Every Go Away?

Hillary and Bill give a New Meaning to the “Red White and Blue”

RED faced, WHITE knuckled, devil in a BLUE dress:

Seeing Bill Clinton for the first time during the Democrat primaries of 92′ sent a jolt of “Oh No” up my spine. Seeing Hillary for 16 years makes me nauseous. When do they finally go away? Is this primary just a bad dream? I can not watch the Clintons any more…not that I have been actually watching them. I do read about them and hear an occasional “speech”.

Let me go

set me free,

no more Hill ary!

The Obama’s keep on ticking:

(At lest they are still entertaining)

Barack: “I have spent my entire adult life trying to bridge the gap between different kinds of people. That’s in my DNA, trying to promote mutual understanding to insist that we all share common hopes and common dreams as Americans and as human beings. That’s who I am, that’s what I believe, and that’s what this campaign has been about,” (New York Times)

Machelle: “A separationist is more likely to have a realistic impression of the plight of the Black lower class because of the likelihood that a separationist is more closely associated with the Black lower class than are integrationist. By actually working with the Black lower class or within their communities as a result of their ideologies, a separationist may better understand the desparation of their situation and feel more hopeless about a resolution as opposed to an integrationist who is ignorant to their plight.” (in her college days) (StynOnline).

So, how divisive is Obama?
Paul Begala thinks Obama is very divisive:

PAUL BEGALA, CLINTON SUPPORTER, DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST: Well, I
think Alex makes an interesting allegation — put it this way — or
point. He said that Obama is closing the door on those white,
working-class voters. I don’t think that’s the case at all, although
some of the commentary tonight kind of bothers me.

When people say things — I love Donna and we go back 22 years.
We’ve never been on different sides of an arguments in our entire lives.
But if her point is that there’s a new Democratic Party that somehow
doesn’t need or want white working-class people and Latinos, well count
me out.

DONNA BRAZILE, CNN CONTRIBUTOR: Paul, baby, I did not say that.

BEGALA: We cannot win with egg heads.

Let me finish my point.

We cannot win with egg heads and African-Americans. OK, that is the
Dukakis Coalition, which carried ten states and gave us four years of
the first George Bush. (Time)

The contrasts and similarities of the two Couples are fascinating:

The future of our country is critical. We must not get too caught up in the People Magazine allure of this election. We must not be romanced into a dull numbness and let America dwindle into obscurity and ruin. We need to take this election seriously and make thoughtful decisions based on traditional American Ideals and Judeo-Christian ethics. Read more on Judeo-Christian work ethics here.

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Responses

Do you really want them to go away? I don’t believe Obama has a shot at being president, but then, I didn’t think he had a shot at being the Dem nominee, and you probably didn’t either. So if Hillary goes away (and the Clintons are moderates) then you might have Obama as president. So I would be careful what you wish for. The Republicans went way crazy when they tried to impeach Bill Clinton, who embodied bipartisanship. I never understood it.

Ever read this book by Reinhold Niebuhr called Moral Man, Immoral Society?

You answered your own question when you
wrote, “I don’t think Obama has a shot at being
president.”

I don’t want either one near the White House and
our Nations security. It may be the Obama is the weaker national candidate.

The Dems have had two reasonable politicians in the last 40 years, Joe Lieberman and Zell Miller.

The Dems kicked them out!

The Dems have been taken over by the leftist fringe, by Michael Moore, Move-On, Daily Kos, and
George Soros.

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