Leave it to Bill Clinton to claim patriotism and cast aspersions on the patriotism of a Democrat...

JVS

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Sat Mar-22-08 01:59 PM
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Leave it to Bill Clinton to claim patriotism and cast aspersions on the patriotism of a Democrat...

Edited on Sat Mar-22-08 02:01 PM by JVS

at an establishment named after a man who dedicated himself to destroying our country.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlu7wjPEK4k

Is this sending code? Oh yeah.

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Middle finga

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Sat Mar-22-08 02:08 PM
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1. They have thrown the kitchen sink and it didn't seem to work so now

I guess they are throwing the toilet bowl at Barack.

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RazBerryBeret

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Sat Mar-22-08 02:08 PM
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2. aaaaaaaahhhhhh Bill....

Why?

So McCain LOVES this country so much he's willing to continue an illegal war for 100 years...God, I hope Hillary doesn't LOVE this country THAT much.....
Do you think they realize that McCain is a Republican?

but seriously, can you imagine a presidential debate between Hillary and John...?

I agree,
I agree,
you're right...

THAT would be boring...I wish those two would just team up on the same ticket.
There's our Third Party!! it's the bush/clinton party....

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EFerrari

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Sat Mar-22-08 02:09 PM
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3. This is just so sad. n/t

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rug

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Sat Mar-22-08 02:11 PM
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4. You think McCain is not patriotic? Good luck with that outside GDP.

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Hugabear

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Sat Mar-22-08 02:53 PM
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9. That was NOT the fucking implication

The implication was that it would be nice if you had two patriotic people running for president - that being Hillary and McCain. The implication was that Obama is somehow less patriotic and less dedicated to this country.

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rug

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Sat Mar-22-08 03:05 PM
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10. No, it was his explicit statement, not your Obama-addled inference.

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SoCalDem

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Sat Mar-22-08 02:11 PM
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5. isn't it amazing how everything that's said , seems to get "misunderstood"?

and most, if not all of them have something to do with race?

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EFerrari

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Sat Mar-22-08 02:12 PM
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6. Yep. Amazing coincidence.

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gateley

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Sat Mar-22-08 02:26 PM
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7. As far as campaign "code" goes --

this was pretty tame.

I have no problem with what he said, with the exception of painting McCain in a positive PRESIDENTIAL light.

And I feel compelled to say (sigh) that I have NEVER liked Bill Clinton, I'm among those who think some of the Clinton's campaign tactics and dealings are reprehensible. But I honestly think people are making more out of this than they should.

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JVS

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Sat Mar-22-08 02:33 PM
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8. Here's the thing. People who complain when called on their race-baiting should avoid...

standing behind signs that say Stonewall Jackson. At the very least he could have put up some kind of campaign sign or slogan.

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