Oh, ye of little faith!
So long as there is a microphone available or a courthouse open, Hillary will fight on: house by house, brick by brick, with half-truths and big lies, spin and dirty political tricks, with race cards and gender cards, with tears and with sneers, with knives and boiling oil, with rocks and sticks.
p>And in the process, she will lay bare what the Democratic Party really is. It would be a terrific opportunity for the Republican Party, if such a thing still existed. br> — Martin Owens br> Sacramento, California /p>Senator Obama is quoted as follows: “We can’t drive our SUVs and eat as much as we want and keep our homes on 72 degrees at all times…and then just expect that other countries are going to say OK…”
p>So, I guess he has turned his attention from those who cling to religion or guns to those who cling to their cars, their thermostats, and their food. It’s clear he’s trying to bring us all together — so that with one united voice…we can reject him!
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