U2Man
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financeguy said:
You're surprised? I'm not at all.
She's a big government, Military Industrial Complex fan, a war monger.
why do you think so?
financeguy said:
You're surprised? I'm not at all.
She's a big government, Military Industrial Complex fan, a war monger.
U2Man said:why do you think so?
A_Wanderer said:(100%) 1: Sec. Condoleezza Rice
(95%) 2: Ex-Mayor Rudy Giuliani
(93%) 3: Sen. John McCain (R)
(88%) 4: Gov. Mitt Romney (R)
(82%) 5: Sen. Sam Brownback (R)
(77%) 6: Gov. George Pataki (R)
(77%) 7: Sen. Hillary Clinton (D)
(74%) 8: Gov. Bill Richardson (D)
(74%) 9: Gov. Mike Huckabee (R)
(72%) 10: Retired Gen. Wesley Clark (D)
(71%) 11: Rep. Duncan Hunter (R)
(71%) 12: Sen. Chuck Hagel (R)
(68%) 13: Ex-Rep. Newt Gingrich (R)
(68%) 14: Rep. Tom Tancredo (R)
(64%) 15: Sen. Christopher Dodd (D)
(63%) 16: Ex-VP Al Gore (D)
(58%) 18: Ex-Sen. John Edwards (D)
(56%) 19: Rep. Ron Paul (R)
(53%) 20: Sen. Barack Obama (D)
(53%) 21: Sen. Joseph Biden (D)
(47%) 22: Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D)
financeguy said:
Because she is voted for the Iraq War, because she would sell her own soul for power, because she supports the Israel lobby without any reservations, because she loves to suck up to the military-industrial complex.
Anti-Clinton Ad Linked to Obama Campaign Tech
'1984' YouTube Apple Ad Comparing Clinton to 'Big Sister' Created by Obama Tech, Campaign Denies Involvement
By JAKE TAPPER
March 21, 2007— - The presidential campaign of Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., was rocked by revelations Wednesday night that one of its contracted employees was the creator of a scathing YouTube video against his opponent Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., despite Obama's insistance that he had nothing to do with it.
Phil de Vellis, until Wednesday an employee of the company that handles Obama's Web site, boasted in a posting on the Huffington Post that he made the ad, though he claimed neither the Obama campaign nor his former employer, Blue State Digital -- which does software development and hosting for Obama's campaign -- was aware that he had.
"The specific point of the ad was that Obama represents a new kind of politics, and that Senator Clinton's 'conversation' is disingenuous," de Vellis wrote of the critical ad that uses an Apple computer TV ad to make Clinton appear like Big Brother. "And the underlying point was that the old political machine no longer holds all the power."
"This ad was not the first citizen ad, and it will not be the last," de Vellis wrote ominously. "The game has changed."
The admission threatened to besmirch Obama's pledge to run a clean campaign that doesn't attack his opponents, not to mention statements Obama made earlier this week about the ad.
Obama told CNN's Larry King Monday night that "in some ways, it's the democratization of the campaign process. But it's not something that we had anything to do with or were aware of, and that frankly, given what it looks like, we don't have the technical capacity to create something like this."
Headache in a Suitcase said:my #1 choice though (that would go to rudy G)...