Showing posts with label Clinton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clinton. Show all posts

Friday, September 5, 2008

From the Queen...


The two party conventions showcased vastly different directions for our country. Senator Obama and Senator Biden offered the new ideas and positive change America needs and deserves after eight years of failed Republican leadership. Senator McCain and Governor Palin do not.

After listening to all the speeches this week, I heard nothing that suggests the Republicans are ready to fix the economy for middle class families, provide quality affordable health care for all Americans, guarantee equal pay for equal work for women, restore our nation's leadership in a complex world or tackle the myriad of challenges our country faces. So, to slightly amend my comments from Denver: NO WAY, NO HOW, NO McCAIN-PALIN.

from Hill-Hill

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

The Point is Lost


Okay, okay I know and you know, I detest all Hillary Terrorist Groups. I don't understand their need for attention or their cause. Well... they want Hill-Hill in office, I get that. After she said that she's supports Obama, they are still fighting.

But for what?

She has said she will support Obama
and they unapologetically threatened to disrupt the DNC, whether she wants it or not. But wasn't that the point? They are supposed to follow her and respect her decisions. Why are they trying to go against their champion? What in hell are they trying to accomplish? It's not even about Hill-Hill anymore, it's about them. And that my friends, is selfish and childish.

Hillary Terrorist Groups, the cause is done, in fact they have defeated yourselves. If their queen
has stepped aside, then why are they still around? Why are they threatening our party? It just doesn't make any sense. I heard a Hillary supporter say, I don't care what she wants. Well, you should, because you are her supporter and if she says jump, you ask how high.

This is foolishishness, y'all plain and simple. They need to ask themselves, is this about democracy are is this about me. If the answer is "you" then you got it all wrong.

Monday, August 25, 2008

And so it begins...


The DNC starts today marking a historic time as we officially nominate Obama as the man. His lovely wife, Michelle will speak today, followed by Howard Dean, Nancy Pelosi, and Jesse Jackson Jr.

And along with the drama comes the DRAMA as protesters and spoilers are ready to play in the big game of politics.

Sunday, August 24, 2008

She Better Follow Through...


Hill-Hill will give her delegates to Obama. It's set and clear, but it's interesting that Florida and Mich will get full voting rights at the event.

Now I know some folks would love it if Hill-Hill pulls the mid-season sweeps card, and tries to steal the nomination, but here are reasons why she won't do it.

  • She needs the support of the Dems. If she pulls a stunt like that she will lose their backing and the allies she ever had. Plus Peloski will stop her.
  • The people are Obama strong, she knows if this happens she will lose and the Clinton legacy will be over.
  • She is in debt!
  • PUMAs will be stalked and attacked with rotten turtle eggs.
  • She will not put the trust of the government in rocky waters. If world hates us now, do you think they would trust us if we are doublecrossing our own major elections. Hell, they may just bomb us and call it a mercy killing.
  • She wants to be respected. If she does the dirty deed, she will be the evil queen and that's the last thing she wants.
  • And she will reinterate the woman scorned stereotype.
So I believe she will do the right thing. This is Obama's time. Sorry PUMA, The Denver Group, and other Hillary Terrorist Groups, it's over.

For the PUMAs

McCain is just desperate, especially with this ad. I guess he's trying to gain Clinton's voters by appealing to their anger. Hopefully they're smart enough to laugh at this poo-putt response.

Friday, August 15, 2008

A Fool's Quote: Bob Kunst


This is our Hillarynow.com permit for 8/28/08 as we protest Obama, we, as Democrats will not support no matter what Hillary says, or who he picks as vice-president. Obama's flip-flopping on Jerusalem, let alone his key people who are anti-Israel and pro-Hamas is not the national security we support.

I for one will be voting for McCain and for the first time in my life, as a Democrat, I'm voting for a Republican. There are many like me.
This is a pivotal issue in pivotal states...such as Fla., Pa., Ohio, Co., etc.

I started Hillary's campaign 5 yrs. ago and have been to 210 cities and have done over 1000 media and I am not going to support Obama for any reason and suggest that 20-30% of the Democrats feel the same way and we are organizing.


We have already protested Obama on 13 occassions and Michelle Obama once and have gotten 40 media so far and in spite of Obama raising over $340millions, he is still only a few points ahead of McCain, if that much...and we are part of revealing his politics to the very Jewish and Christian Zionist and Hillary voters who are not going to support Obama, no matter what.


That is what we are mobilizing and what we are also going to do in Denver to the many thousands of media seeking another point of view.


Bob, you are an idiot.

Thursday, August 14, 2008

Hill-Hill Cometh


Hill-Hill's name will be put in nomination at the Democratic National Convention, a symbolic move approved by the Obama campaign in an effort to soothe a lingering rift with Clinton supporters.

Is this wise? At this point I could care less about her supporters!

Obama said, “I am convinced that honoring Senator Clinton’s historic campaign in this way will help us celebrate this defining moment in our history and bring the party together in a strong united fashion.”

I'm not sure about this. I feel that he was pressured by the idiots to do this. Hill-Hill wants this to be about history, but to me this is a potluck of mess. Hopefully, she will disappear after this.

Monday, August 11, 2008

Release The Kraken!


They just don't get it! Now these wishy-washy Hill-Hill peeps are doing the unspeakable. according to this article, this is the plan

The Denver Group, formed a couple of months ago by two Clinton backers, says it has filmed a television commercial and is looking to air it soon. The fledgling group adds that it has received such a strong response to its scheduled Aug. 26 reception in Denver that it had to book an overflow room.

Meanwhile, another pro-Clinton group called “18 Million Voices” is organizing a march on Aug. 26 in Denver “and nationwide to support Sen. Clinton and advocate for women’s rights worldwide.” It will also be holding “a celebration in a beautiful Denver City park during the day, and throughout the evening on Aug. 26,” according to the 18 Million Voices website.

This Denver Group also has goals which include: an open convention; Clinton's name placed in nomination with no symbolic roll call vote; speeches allowed by supporters of Clinton on behalf of her candidacy; a genuine roll call vote with Clinton as a legitimate candidate; and “no coronation.”

This is too much and childish! What are they hoping to do? I'm sick of them and this useless battle! Fight for something real, not this foolish notion. We need to move on and win this thing. They continue to say the Democratic process is ruined. But to be treal (truth & real) they are ruined this process. So if I could be Zeus for a second, I would use his method of cleaning this mess up.

Thursday, August 7, 2008

Clinton Supporters Listen Up!


Die-Hard Hill-Hill peeps, this is for you.

I understand loss, hurt and grieving to your heart's content. But now is not the time to continue your ranting and childlike behavior. We have moved on, the country has moved on, and now it's the time for you to move on and do your duty as a Dem.

Planning protest, threating to go Repub, and marching to Denver are not ways to unify us. It's getting to the point that we may not need you anymore. If you are going to cause problems for this campaign and have no solutions to win this election...stay home until you grow up, stop being myopic, and look at the big picture.

I think this has gone on too long. I feel you, I do. At first I supported Hill-Hill, but I realize I have to look at the big picture. It's not about me, it's about our country. I'm not going to jeopardize any opportunity to get a Dem as president. If anything, I will remain faithful to the Dems and to Obama winning it all.

Look, I was sad when Jean Grey died and slutty Emma Frost got Scott (a little X-Men reference there), however I didn't stop reading the comic, I kept reading because I care about the story. If you can care about the future, then please put your pride aside. Hill-Hill will be in the White House, but in a different role. If you want to support her, help Obama first.

Monday, June 9, 2008

To the grumbling Clinton supporters...I'll tell you this

I promised myself to limit my political blogging to twice a week. So today is number one.

Comic Book fans may remember in Uncanny X-men 200, when Professor Xavier left the planet to heal and left Magneto to run the school and look after his dream.

You may also remember, Storm winning the title of leader of the X-Men, after beating Scott in a one-on-one battle. And while some of the X-Men had their opinions on who should lead. They respected the decision.

I'm blogging about this because I'm sick of these grumbling Clinton supporters. I know they feel cheated, I supported Clinton at first, but things changed. Someone wins, someone loses. Remember, if Hill-Hill didn't raise a big stink over Florida and Michigan, things could have been different (not likely). She played the game well, but she hit Obama's boardwalk too many times.

What bothers me is this "voting for McCain business". That's the dumbest thing you could do to our party. You are willing to vote for someone who doesn't stand for your policies or beliefs. You're willing to stay in another mess for 4 more years because you couldn't get your way. That's selfish, foolish, and poor thinking.

If you are upset, then be upset, but use that energy to hold Obama accountable for his actions. Remember pt. 2, that Hill-Hill's and Obama's policies and ideas are very similar. Take everything you loved about Hill-Hill and make sure Obama stays on it. That's the best thing you can do, fight for a reason, not for a empty cause. No one will benefit from your foolish actions. You will be upset and crying again, complaining about the nation, but this time you can blame yourself for the madness. So please, think about what's best for the country.

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

She's doing it

Saturday is Suspend Campaign-day for Hill-Hill. She's stopping her campaign and throwing support to Obama. It's been a great race to watch, in fact better than most TV shows. But as it all comes to an end, I wanted to sum up Hill-Hill's actions with a dramatic performance from a timeless favorite


Saturday, May 31, 2008

Who are Hill-Hill's supporters

So, Hill-Hill's folks are mad and taking this defeat to heart. I understand their plight, but please, what did you think was going to happen?

Well in the end, Obama's tight as before and as for Hill-Hill, well...look-a-here.

Miss Donna, Tell them like it is

Today, I was floored by Donna's statement to the former Michigan Gov. Jim Blanchard. Earlier he mentioned his mother in his case for Hill-Hill. Please listen to her words, I think she got the message across.


Thursday, May 29, 2008

Today, in Hillary's World


Hillary, Hillary, Hillary! As the nomination comes to a close, Hill-Hill is pulling something from her sleeve. She is hoping to get the delegates from Michigan and Florida seated. Not because she wants every vote to count, but to pull her up in the race to the White House. According the reports, she won the primaries in both states. But the thing is all candidates initially agreed not to campaign in either state after they broke party rules.

The Rules? Well, Florida and Michigan broke ranks and held primaries earlier than party rules allowed. As punishment, both state parties were told that they would not be represented at all when the party officially nominates a presidential candidate at the August convention in Denver, Colorado.

Some candidates took their names off the ballots, but Hillary kept hers on list. She’s been silent about the troubled states, until now. She wants them to count, she needs them to count. But if she isn’t careful, the delegates could send Obama over the edge and straight to the Dems main seat. Also, she should be aware of the message she’s sending.

Acting all bratty and foolish could turn people away from her. She already showing her claws and the fight hasn’t even begun. She isn’t the Hillary I grew up with; this is a dark Hill-Hill, almost like Nellie Oleson from Little House on the Prairie. You can say she isn’t wrong, but it just seems so desperate, and foretelling of her leadership style.

Sorry Hill-Hill, but you just need to sit down and learn from your mistakes.

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Wolves in Democratic clothing


From the Washington Post
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Karen Seifert, a volunteer from New York, was outside of the largest polling location in Lackawanna County , Pa., on primary day when she was pressed by a Clinton volunteer to explain her backing of Obama. "I trust him," Seifert replied. According to Seifert, the woman pointed to Obama's face on Seifert's T-shirt and said: "He's a half-breed and he's a Muslim. How can you trust that?"

There's bomb threats to three Obama campaign offices in Indiana.


At Scranton's annual Saint Patrick's Day parade, some of the green Obama signs distributed by staffers were burned along the parade route. That was the first signal that this wasn't exactly Obama country. There would be others. In a letter to the editor published in a local paper, Tunkhannock Borough Mayor Norm Ball explained his support of Hillary Clinton this way: "Barack Hussein Obama and all of his talk will do nothing for our country. There is so much that people don't know about his upbringing in the Muslim world. His stepfather was a radical Muslim and the ranting of his minister against the white America, you can't convince me that some of that didn't rub off on him.


On Election Day in Kokomo, Indiana, a group of black high school students were holding up Obama signs along U.S. 31, a major thoroughfare. As drivers cruised by, a number of them rolled down their windows and yelled out a common racial slur for African Americans, according to Obama campaign staffers.

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And the worst part about all this is who's doing and saying these things...they're Democrats. I must, no, I am naive. I thought we (Democrats) just knew better. But I have to remember where this is coming from. It's coming from the Heartland, home of American values, and citizenship. I don't know why this is happening or why this issue have relevance in the 21st century. I guess I need to know what has happened to the Democrats? Have these fools been hiding among us all this time?

It's just disheartening to see and hear. People afraid of change, afraid of movement and diversity. This should be a wake up call to us and America. If these people think they're Americans then they need to take a new achievement test. They're are social terrorists and advocates of ignorance. But I still think they can be helped.

We need to have a dialogue about these racial fears and unwillingness to change. Also, I think Hillary should to talk to her people. These are her supporters, her fans. She should address these issues and possibly distance herself from that kind of support. It doesn't speak well of her campaign. This reminds me of some of our family structures. There's always a decent side, troubled side, maybe a bad side, and a forgotten side. But they are still family. I just hope in the end we (Democrats) can join together and focus on what's important...electing a president. Regardless of sex or race.

Friday, May 9, 2008

Are the imcomplete college attending, poor Whites the new black?


Usually the Dems and Repubs got to pull all the stops to court Black voters. Now, they are breaking their necks to get the "non college attending, hardworking" Whites in their corner.
But is this wise?
Are they sending a fraked up message to the public?

Before I begin, I'm not saying that everyone who didn't go to college is "uneducated". I know that the circumstances are different for folks and everyone's not college bound. However, I think it speaks poorly of our nation when we almost celebrate in the "academically challenged".

Yesterday, Hellhound Hillary called out her Brotherhood of Mutants, recognizing that she has uneducated or non college attending Whites at her side. She also said that Obama's losing his appeal on the hardworking Whites. But is that a bad thing? I think it's bad to label them like she did, however it raises interesting issues. How did they become big players in this election? I guess it was evident for the past 8 years. They put Bush back in office, hoping to end gayness, and abortion. But in the end, they were made fools of. Why? Because it's too easy to do.

Dr Rove knew this before and played the religious, fear, secret racial card every time. And every time it worked. And they never got new jobs, we (gays) are still on the planet, and God's no closer to us than before. In fact the poor Whites was practically told "you don't really matter, unless we need you to". So I thought we all learned a lesson. But we didn't, Dems are using this tactic as well. And the funny part is, it's working again!!!

How can Hillary, who went to Yale, lived the good life for over 30 years claim she is just like the middle class? Oh, and the money, let talk about the 100 million dollars the Clintons got back in taxes. And yet, she's suppose to be working class. But guess what, they (blue collar, middle class, her crew) believed her and supported her! Claiming she's just like them, no honey, she's not. Taking a shot of whiskey and shooting a gun doesn't make her special, and it shouldn't make anyone think that's all we need in a leader.

Honestly, if I had a Ivy degree and super vocabulary, I think I would want my people to understand me. I hope that didn't offend anyone reading this but I'm so lost with this notion. As a leader, I would want my followers to be on point and I would encourage them to think about how and why they are used in this manner. Then, I would ask them to get out of the "uneducated" category. They shouldn't feel good about being placed in that block and they shouldn't want to stay there.
So please, GET OUT of there.

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Viktor is a small town southern boy living in Los Angeles. You can find him on Twitter, writing about pop culture, politics, and comics. He’s the creator of the graphic novel StrangeLore and currently getting back into screenwriting.