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So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - BIRD33 - 05-07-2008

One interesting thing I heard is that as a condition of her getting out Obama might have to agree to pay Clintons campaign debt.That seems kind of like a bribe to me but apparently is normal.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 05-07-2008

BIRD33 Wrote:One interesting thing I heard is that as a condition of her getting out Obama might have to agree to pay Clintons campaign debt.That seems kind of like a bribe to me but apparently is normal.

No shit! I have not heard that and have never heard of that. That will be interesting to see if it is true. If so, then that is way fucked up.

Her campaign debt right now is basically "money she has loaned her campaign" from her personal account. I heard last night that for her campaign to continue she would have to make another loan to herself. That might be tough to do now. I love you.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - BIRD33 - 05-07-2008

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:No shit! I have not heard that and have never heard of that. That will be interesting to see if it is true. If so, then that is way fucked up.

Her campaign debt right now is basically "money she has loaned her campaign" from her personal account. I heard last night that for her campaign to continue she would have to make another loan to herself. That might be tough to do now. I love you.

I have heard of debts being paid off by the winning candidate before.Its fairly legit when you consider that they both are democrats and are supposed to be working together.I think it will be payment for Bill to go out to the areas that Obama didnt do well in and campaign for him there.

Once she meets with the superdelegates this week she'll have no reason to continue her campaign.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 05-07-2008

BIRD33 Wrote:I have heard of debts being paid off by the winning candidate before.Its fairly legit when you consider that they both are democrats and are supposed to be working together.I think it will be payment for Bill to go out to the areas that Obama didnt do well in and campaign for him there.

Once she meets with the superdelegates this week she'll have no reason to continue her campaign.

I heard she cancelled all of her interviews, radio show, campaign stops, etc. today. Cancelled everything until she can meet with the super delegates. Now, there are hundreds of super delegates, and they are free to do whatever they want. How many can she meet with? I love you.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - BIRD33 - 05-07-2008

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:I heard she cancelled all of her interviews, radio show, campaign stops, etc. today. Cancelled everything until she can meet with the super delegates. Now, there are hundreds of super delegates, and they are free to do whatever they want. How many can she meet with? I love you.


CONGRESSIONAL SOURCE: Hillary having trouble finding superdelegates who will meet with her... 'No one wants to see her today'... Developing...

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 05-07-2008

BIRD33 Wrote:CONGRESSIONAL SOURCE: Hillary having trouble finding superdelegates who will meet with her... 'No one wants to see her today'... Developing...

:lool: Is that for real? LMFAO! Apparently she doesn't wield the power she thought she had. That's fucking hilarious. I love you.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - BIRD33 - 05-07-2008

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote::lool: Is that for real? LMFAO! Apparently she doesn't wield the power she thought she had. That's fucking hilarious. I love you.

Its from the Drudge report so who knows.

Obama is going to need her during the next few months.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 05-08-2008

BIRD33 Wrote:Its from the Drudge report so who knows.

Obama is going to need her during the next few months.

I'm sure that when she finally wakes up and figures out her exit strategy she will jump on his bandwagon and use that to regain face. There will be some public compromises between the campaigns so that he looks like he is adopting some of her strong points. There will be a photo session of her holding up his arm in victory. I'm going to throw up. I love you.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - who - 05-08-2008

mccain wins by landslide

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 05-08-2008

who Wrote:mccain wins by landslide

McCain couldn't have set it up any better than this. I still don't think he can win it, but he couldn't have gotten dealt a better deck. I love you.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - who - 05-08-2008

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:McCain couldn't have set it up any better than this. I still don't think he can win it, but he couldn't have gotten dealt a better deck. I love you.

I think I'm going to go into the bomb shelter business

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 05-08-2008

who Wrote:I think I'm going to go into the bomb shelter business

That might not be a bad idea. With those arab countries stockpiling money on $120 per barrel oil, the next 9-11 is going to be a bad one. I love you.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - BIRD33 - 05-08-2008

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:McCain couldn't have set it up any better than this. I still don't think he can win it, but he couldn't have gotten dealt a better deck. I love you.

you're fucking retarded.

He's been out of the public eye for 3 months while he's running for election.yea thats great for him.His two challengers are both historic candidates who have been very impressive in their own ways and represent the change all the polls say people are looking for.He's a 70 year old man who wants to stay in iraq for 100 years while 70% of the country wants out.Yea he couldnt have set this up better.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 05-08-2008

BIRD33 Wrote:you're fucking retarded.

He's been out of the public eye for 3 months while he's running for election.yea thats great for him.His two challengers are both historic candidates who have been very impressive in their own ways and represent the change all the polls say people are looking for.He's a 70 year old man who wants to stay in iraq for 100 years while 70% of the country wants out.Yea he couldnt have set this up better.

Well, not much he can do about being 70 years old. Or his political views, what party he is in, or who the president is now. I'm talking about who he is going to be running against. And take back that "retarded" comment, you fucking cross-eyed cum chugger. I love you.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - BIRD33 - 05-08-2008

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:Well, not much he can do about being 70 years old. Or his political views, what party he is in, or who the president is now. I'm talking about who he is going to be running against. And take back that "retarded" comment, you fucking cross-eyed cum chugger. I love you.

OK retard,who would Mccain rather be running against Clinton\Obama or the last democratic nominee John Kerry?

He's running against the strongest Dems that have run in almost 20 years.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 05-08-2008

BIRD33 Wrote:OK retard,who would Mccain rather be running against ClintonObama or the last democratic nominee John Kerry?

He's running against the strongest Dems that have run in almost 20 years.

Hmmm... I'd say he'd rather be running against Obama. Clinton won't be running. She might be campaigning, but won't be running. Obama is black (which I have no problem with, so save your racist bullshit). There were a lot of votes cast in the primaries for Hillary that were actually cast as "we don't want a black president". Even republicans were crossing over and doing it. Now if republicans are willing to cross over and do it, I have to think that a lot of the democratic voters that were voting for hillary will do the same thing and vote for mccain in the fall.

I'm not saying he will beat him, but he is running against a black guy. So, yeah I'd say he would rather run against Obama than John Kerry, Al Gore, Michael Dukakis, or whoever else. Well, maybe Liebermann would have been easier. Or Kucinich. I love you.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - BIRD33 - 05-08-2008

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:Hmmm... I'd say he'd rather be running against Obama. Clinton won't be running. She might be campaigning, but won't be running. Obama is black (which I have no problem with, so save your racist bullshit). There were a lot of votes cast in the primaries for Hillary that were actually cast as "we don't want a black president". Even republicans were crossing over and doing it. Now if republicans are willing to cross over and do it, I have to think that a lot of the democratic voters that were voting for hillary will do the same thing and vote for mccain in the fall.

I'm not saying he will beat him, but he is running against a black guy. So, yeah I'd say he would rather run against Obama than John Kerry, Al Gore, Michael Dukakis, or whoever else. Well, maybe Liebermann would have been easier. Or Kucinich. I love you.

Obama won the whitest state in the nation by 15 points.Why is he favored to win against mccain head to head in the polls?If you think Gore, Kerry or Dukakis would be harder competition than you havent been paying attention to the guy who wasnt even in the lead 12 months ago and beat the preordained candidate with the biggest political network who was ahead 25 points.

In short you're fucking clueless.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 05-08-2008

BIRD33 Wrote:Obama won the whitest state in the nation by 15 points.Why is he favored to win against mccain head to head in the polls?If you think Gore, Kerry or Dukakis would be harder competition than you havent been paying attention to the guy who wasnt even in the lead 12 months ago and beat the preordained candidate with the biggest political network who was ahead 25 points.

In short you're fucking clueless.

You aren't even listening. I think I was pretty clear when I started out saying that I don't think he will win (McCain). But I'm saying that I think he's got the best shot to pull off a huge upset, which I don't think he can. Anyone running as the GOP candidate hoping to win an election as president is dreaming. I can't even imagine a scenario where a GOP candidate could win right now.

I think Obama being the candidate gives McCain the only slightest possible conceivable chance that he might have. Which is slim to none. I love you.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - cLaY - 05-08-2008

I believe quite the opposite, flump. Say roles were reversed and The Cunt were on the verge of the nomination. A lot of Dem's would jump the fence and vote McCain because they can't vote for a woman. It goes both ways.

I've heard Hill stays on through W. Virginia and Oregon then drops out.

So I was watching the State of the Union last night.... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 05-08-2008

cLaY Wrote:I believe quite the opposite, flump. Say roles were reversed and The Cunt were on the verge of the nomination. A lot of Dem's would jump the fence and vote McCain because they can't vote for a woman. It goes both ways.

I've heard Hill stays on through W. Virginia and Oregon then drops out.

I agree. But, I'm just using the logic that we saw in the primaries the past few months. All of the crossover voting was going to Hillary. Not Obama. Some say it was because they didn't want a black president. I guess you could argue that some people were crossing over to vote for her because she would be easier to beat than Obama. Who knows. All I know is her time is up. And the mudslinging this fall is going to be off the charts. I love you.