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From Politico. Oh yeah Clinton wins the nomination instead at the convention and then? Hey even if he loses that book deal should be up to 20 million now. Man oh man how many wouldn't love to be in that position. Lose and you make how much? Everybody wants a piece of Obama - Ben Smith - Politico.com
A convention slot is merely the highest-profile goodie in Obama's bag. Next come requests for fundraising help from the Senate and House Democratic campaign committees. Obama has sent out an e-mail on their behalf, but one source familiar with the requests said they've floated the idea of more fundraising. Individual members of Congress would also like his help raising money, and some members of the Congressional Black Caucus have reportedly sought his endorsement in contested primaries.
And then there are 50 state Democratic parties, many of which have sought Obama¹s presence at their annual fundraising dinners, standard campaign stops during the primary.
He is the Democratic party today and tomorrow. Is McCain the Republican party today and tomorrow or even yesterday?
he certainly isn't the democrat party of yesterday. if this is what the democrat party has been reduced to, good luck retaining members. your gonna look like the GOP in 4 years with people jumping ship everywhere. well, maybe not. got to have a set to go against the hand that feeds you, and most democrats don't have sets, except for hillary.
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From Politico. Oh yeah Clinton wins the nomination instead at the convention and then? Hey even if he loses that book deal should be up to 20 million now. Man oh man how many wouldn't love to be in that position. Lose and you make how much? Everybody wants a piece of Obama - Ben Smith - Politico.com
A convention slot is merely the highest-profile goodie in Obama's bag. Next come requests for fundraising help from the Senate and House Democratic campaign committees. Obama has sent out an e-mail on their behalf, but one source familiar with the requests said they've floated the idea of more fundraising. Individual members of Congress would also like his help raising money, and some members of the Congressional Black Caucus have reportedly sought his endorsement in contested primaries.
And then there are 50 state Democratic parties, many of which have sought Obama¹s presence at their annual fundraising dinners, standard campaign stops during the primary.
He is the Democratic party today and tomorrow. Is McCain the Republican party today and tomorrow or even yesterday?
..................And then there are 50 state Democratic parties, many of which have sought Obama¹s presence at their annual fundraising dinners, standard campaign stops during the primary.
He is the Democratic party today and tomorrow. Is McCain the Republican party today and tomorrow or even yesterday?
The other seven states don't want Obama's presence for fundraising???
McCain is not the Republican party of either yesterday, today or tomorrow in my personal view. But he's what we've got for now so we'll work with it. He's a good man, a fair man and he'll do what's best for this country. He'll be a good transition to whatever happens next and he'll be excellent in the face of terrorism.
The country needs time to settle down from all the hatred and divisiveness of the last several years that hasn't been good for anyone. Even the last 2 years, when the Democrats were going to fix what's wrong in Washington, have been a dismal failure.
There is no one you can hold up right now and say "Wow!" ... no one. That's why Obama, with little history and such vagueness about who he really is, is seen as a savior for so many. They are reaching, hoping.
As you know, I'm a Republican. But I would consider voting for Hillary. Right now I miss her. She appeared during her campaign in an interview with Bill O'Reilly and I have to say I was very, very impressed.
But Obama??? Sure, everybody wants a piece of him because in our ignorance of who this man is, many honestly believe that he is the next, best hope.
I could be wrong, but I don't think he is. And if elected, I think this country, probably the world, is in for a huge disappointment.
The other seven states don't want Obama's presence for fundraising???
McCain is not the Republican party of either yesterday, today or tomorrow in my personal view. But he's what we've got for now so we'll work with it. He's a good man, a fair man and he'll do what's best for this country. He'll be a good transition to whatever happens next and he'll be excellent in the face of terrorism.
The country needs time to settle down from all the hatred and divisiveness of the last several years that hasn't been good for anyone. Even the last 2 years, when the Democrats were going to fix what's wrong in Washington, have been a dismal failure.
There is no one you can hold up right now and say "Wow!" ... no one. That's why Obama, with little history and such vagueness about who he really is, is seen as a savior for so many. They are reaching, hoping.
As you know, I'm a Republican. But I would consider voting for Hillary. Right now I miss her. She appeared during her campaign in an interview with Bill O'Reilly and I have to say I was very, very impressed.
But Obama??? Sure, everybody wants a piece of him because in our ignorance of who this man is, many honestly believe that he is the next, best hope.
I could be wrong, but I don't think he is. And if elected, I think this country, probably the world, is in for a huge disappointment.
Not every congressional district is such that being identified with Obama would be helpful. There are Super Delegate Democratic delegates who might abstain rather than vote for anyone at the convention. They are conservatives in tight races in republican districts especially in the south.
Guys which is hotter?
Hillary as Hillary?
Bill as Hillary?
Nobody as Hillary?
Word Hot and Hillary should not be together?
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