[cLaY]

...and stopped sending out Bill to make an ass of himself and his wife...

NACOGDOCHES, Texas (AP) — Former President Clinton on Friday accused Sen. Barack Obama, his wife's rival for the Democratic nomination, of trying to ignore any accomplishments they achieved during their years in the White House.
"You have one candidate who's made the explicit argument that the only way we can change America is to move into a post-partisan future and therefore we have to eliminate from consideration for the presidency anybody who made good things happen in the '90s or stopped bad things from happening in this decade," said Clinton, who was winding up a day of East Texas campaign appearances for his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.
"It doesn't matter how much good you did," the former president said at Stephen F. Austin University. "We've got to get rid of you because you had to fight to make something good happen. You had to fight to stop something bad from happening. And if you fought, you made somebody mad, we ought to give you an old watch and retire you. You can't possibly make a contribution to America's future."
Without mentioning Obama by name, Clinton said the Illinois senator was promoting a position that it's "actually an advantage to not have any experience because you've not made anybody mad."
"It's been very effective," Clinton said. "It's already taken four good candidates out. It would have taken Hillary out if she didn't have so much grass-roots support and so much guts."
Clinton said his wife's position is to "bridge the party divides when we can, but we also need to be prepared to fight."

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[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

Yeah, I read this cLaY. I'm not sure what to make of it. Reading it, it sounds petty. But you never know how these speeches sound in person.

I'll tell you one thing, Hillary's commercials will make you absolutely fucking ill. She tries to sound so sweet and promises everything. She's basically telling the poor folks that if she gets elected she will do everything it takes to make sure they have anything they want.

Barack's commercials come across much more matter of fact and realistic. He points out the problems with health care and then says that a lot of work needs to be done. He has a plan to help get everyone health care, but there are a lot of problems in Washington that are going to have to be fixed first.

Basically, Hillary has a magic wand and Barack is telling everyone that he's ready to roll up his sleeves.

I still think he's got some tough ground to make up down here. I love you.