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To: Maelstorm
The Clinton’s haven’t seen Obama play hard ball yet. I can not wait till this really heats up.

I wonder if he has it in him? If he does, he'll be walking on egg shells what with the 65 year old women ready to pounce for their girl. Remember Lazio?

12 posted on 03/06/2008 2:41:36 PM PST by StarFan
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To: StarFan

this is another reason why experience matters. he won’t be able to dance on those shells


15 posted on 03/06/2008 2:48:51 PM PST by ari-freedom (We need more conservatives like Buckley and fewer Coulters)
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To: StarFan

If he wants to be the nominee he will have to attack the Clintons on their weakness. If I were him I’d start talking about the reality of what the Clinton’s bring to the table.

* They singularly presided over the devastation of the Democrat party in 1994.

*They ran away in Somalia and unilaterally attacked Serbia which had been an ally.

*They fired the Travel Office staff and then went further to try to destroy them personally and professionally.

*They kept FBI records of enemies inappropriately.

*They had enemies audited by the IRS.

*Hillary totally mismanaged the effort to nationalize Health Care and set back (thankfully) the effort by decades.

There is just so much material. He can try for a squeaker and they face the Clintons at the convention where he will lose. The talk about Superdelegates not making the choice will not phase the Clintons one bit. I will not be surprised to find some Superdelegates being threatened before this is over by Clinton cronies.


22 posted on 03/07/2008 8:20:13 AM PST by Maelstorm (Heroism is something that when it is manifest it is undeniable. The same can be said for cowardice.)
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