I'll Get You... and your little dog too!

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The Clinton administration has been notorious for not releasing records from the 8 years of whoopee at the White House. Judicial Watch finally slightly cracked the cone of silence as they got their hands on documents related to Hillary's famous Healthcare Task Force.

In a "Confidential" May 26, 1993 Memorandum from Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) to Hillary Clinton entitled, "Health Care Reform Communications," which criticizes the Task Force as a "secret cabal of Washington policy 'wonks'" that has engaged in "choking off information" from the public regarding health care reform. The memorandum suggests that Hillary Clinton "use classic opposition research" to attack those who were excluded by the Clinton Administration from Task Force deliberations and to "expose lifestyles, tactics and motives of lobbyists" in order to deflect criticism. Senator Rockefeller also suggested news organizations "are anxious and willing to receive guidance [from the Clinton Administration] on how to time and shape their [news] coverage."

Ever wonder why Hillary had all those FBI files? Just gettin' a little background information on her critics to threaten them with making their private lives public if they get in her way.

And check out the line about the MSM - who says they aren't the puppets and mouthpieces of the liberal demorats?

Obama may be more liberal than Hillary but Hillary is a lot scarier. What a witch (with a "b"). This November is Judgement Day for the U.S.

Poor Hillary - "I Don't Get No Respect"

Hispanics are now expanding the race war a bit claiming that Hillary "does not respect our people". All the hubbub is about the Las Vegas workers. The Clintons can get pretty nasty when the tide turns against them. One of Obama's labor allies said "Sen. Obama is defending our right to vote. Sen. Obama wants our votes. He respects our votes, our community, and our people. Sen. Obama’s campaign slogan is 'Si Se Puede.' Vote for a president who respects us, and who respects our right to vote," the ad says, according to a transcript provided by the Clinton campaign and confirmed in part by a union official.

Poor Hillary Rodham Dangerfield...

The whole race thing is, quite frankly, getting out of control. A Colorado businessman was forced to apologize yesterday after a joke about Illinois Sen. Barack Obama fell flat during a banquet.

While pretending to read telegrams congratulating their award recipient, the businessman pulled out a piece of paper and said, "I have a telegram from the White House."

Then he added, "They're going to have to change the name of that building if Obama's elected."

Badump bump. Ting.

Bad taste and not funny. (oh those wacky businessmen - probably a Republican).

What if it comes down to Hillary versus the McCainiac? I heard an interesting perspective this morning. If those are the choices (essentially no choice at all), might it be better to vote for Hillary so that when the country implodes (as it would under either of those 2 wonderful people) the Republicans are not blamed.

hmmm.... something to ponder.

"... and you Sir, are no Ronald Reagan!"

B. Hussein actually had the audacity to compare himself to Ronald Reagan. Hey, I don't make this stuff up. While the Republicans are falling all over themselves to proove they are the heir-apparent to the Reagan Revolution, this guy (who a bi-partisan evaluation showed to be even more liberal than Hillary!) brings up our beloved Gipper.

Here's an excerpt from Ben Smith's article at politico.com:

Obama, in his interview with the Reno Gazette-Journal's editorial board, made the case that his movement is as much about a national moment as about him as a "singular" individual, and he drew a rather odd analogy for a Democrat: Ronald Reagan.

"Ronald Reagan changed the trajectory of America in a way that Richard Nixon did not, and a way that Bill Clinton did not," he said, describing Reagan as appealing to a sentiment that, "We want clarity, we want optimism, we want a return to that sense of dynamism and entrepreneurship that had been missing."

Later, he also compared the moment, in passing, to the one that produced President Kennedy.

I'm sorry Mr. Obama, but you're forgetting one important thing that Americans wanted with Reagan: CONSERVATIVISM To want someone who solely has clarity, optimism, and is charismatic is paramount to Adolph Hitler's rise to power. SUBSTANCE MATTERS (hey, that's a good bumper sticker) Obama just doesn't understand that.

I read recently that Obama has been in the Senate for 3 years and has only been slightly involved with one piece of legislation while essentially running for president during those 3 years. During his previous time in the Illinois legislature, he had the bizarre habit of voting "present" instead of yay or nay on bills. Is it that he doesn't know how to vote or he knows very well how to vote but doesn't want us to know?

Scary man.

Vote Right

In the first primary that Republicans actually had a chance to vote for a candidate, Mitt pulls through. Although the Republicans had a full slate on the Michigan ballot, the Liberalrats only had Hillary as the State Dems were ticked at the early primary date. The good news is that "uncommitted" pulled 40% of the Dem vote to Hillary's 55%.

The Huckster was off the map with 16%. Is he going to pull out? Will McCain pull out due to this poor showing? That's what the MSM would have reported if Mitt came in second or third. But when a luke warm mealy-mouthed RINO wins, they just about wet their pants.

Why isn't Romney being portrayed as the comeback kid?

Without the independent, moderates, and even Democrats voting in IA and NH McCain and the Huckster would never have won. Now we will see primaries where Republicans get to vote for Republicans and the picture will look much different. The Huckster isn't long for this world. I think McCain might fade, albeit more slowly, over time. And don't pee your pants if Fred has a better showing in SC.

I got to hear Fred's wife on the radio tonight. What a class act - puts Hillary to shame. Fred is a good guy and a true conservative. He wrote position papers on the major issues before deciding to run. The trouble is Americans don't want to hear facts - just the catchy soundbites.

With Huckabee and McCain out of the way, perhaps we will finally see some conservative numbers. And what in the world happened to Rudy? His big state strategy was a real loser. He can't gain momentum now. His only hope was getting votes from the independents and so-called moderates and now Huckster and McCain have cornered that market. No big loss.

What is the difference between McCain and B. Hussein anyway? Essentially the same. And Hillary and McCain are essentially the same with the same attitude and bad temper. Yuck.

I hope tonight was the start of some good news.

Downright Laughable

I didn't pick up on this tidbit at first but after hearing a replay of some soundbites you can hear Obama equating the start of the reduction in violence in Iraq to the Democratic wins in 2006 and the Iraqis knowing that help is on the way. Not to be outdone by her "fairytale" opponent, Hillary, on a Sunday morning talking heads show, went one better stating that recent violence has decreased because Iraqis see the results of our primaries. Wow, I didn't know the Iraqis were so up on American politics.

In case you haven't noticed, Edwards is now piling on against Hillary with the race card issue. The way I see it, Edwards has 2 possible hopes: Hillary and Obama destroy eachother politically (or otherwise) and Edwards comes in like Mighty Mouse -OR- Obama and Edwards successsfully destroy Hillary and Edwards asks for payback in the form of the veep spot on Obama's ticket. We'll see.

Have you seen the Rasmussen Poll that shows Clinton leads Obama among white voters 41% to 27% (14% spread) and Obama leads Clinton among African-American voters 66% to 16% (50% spread). So which race is more racist? Maybe if I were black I too would think a black man in office can't be any worse than all those white guys we've been having for years... "Change" - and all that rot.

Bill's on Black radio stations now doing damage control and Hillary's attending a MLK event. Just wait, before too long the Clintons will have the Dem voters convinced that Obama is against the Civil Rights Act and is the real racist.

Black versus Black

It's kind of fun listening to the soundbites of B. Hussein and Queen Hillary sniping at eachother. Even Bill has gotten into the act saying Obama is living in a fantasy world. Then the Jesse Jackson Jr. and other self-appointed black leaders jumped on the bandwagon calling BOTH Clintons out on the carpet for racist comments... What fun!

- and I thought that Bill Clinton was the first black President.

Hollyweird is now torn 'tween Osama Obama and Hillary. We may be seeing the makings of a civil race war amongst the libs. It's definitely a lot more fun when it's not just Hillary as the heir apparent to the Democratic nomination. Sure, they're both liberal enough, but Obama is so "dreamy". Never has a man said so much and said so little.

We also have some sniping going on in the GOP race. There have been some good zingers between Fred and the RINO Huckster. Fred so much as said there is no difference between Hucksters policies and a liberal Democrat. hehehehe Go get 'im Fred (even though your candidacy is on life support). Mitt and Angry John are going at it as well. Rudy appear to have slid off the page completely. What's going on there? Things are happening so fast in this Silly Season... Toto, now I know we're not in Kansas anymore!"

Let's digress to California for a minute. Ahnold totally loses fiscal control of Sacramento then puts on his conservative hat to say no more taxes (while proposing taxes in the form of "fees") and proposing a need to cut 10% across the board on the state budget. People are fuming. Y'know, the deficit is about where it was when Grayout Davis was recalled. Don't be surprised to see petitions to have Ahnold recalled and then Rob Reiner run for Governor.

Many State parks are being proposed for closure and folks are angry. I looked at the proposed closure list. I only even heard of about 2 or 3 out of about 30. I guess it's the principle of the thing with libs. Spend, Spend, Spend and when you run out of money don't tighten the belt, just reach your hand into everyone's pocket for more. After all, we're not putting in our fair share.

Excuse me while I puke.

Torture

OK. OK. Stop, I'll talk. PLEASE - NO MORE

No, I'm not talking about water boarding I'm talking about this campaign season and the silly debates. Is it just me? We are a society of sound bites. The smart folk are passed up as boring and the quirky dweebs with the sound bites and the nonsensical psycho babble are seen as geniuses.

I don't want to hear the word "change" anymore. It's become a bad word. VOTE FOR CHANGE TIME FOR CHANGE I'M THE TRUE AGENT OF CHANGE ... PUKE

At least Guilly had the guts to say that change by itself is nothing. For some reason, voters have been convinced that if a candidate isn't for something totally different, they are no damn good.

Heck, Romney is a Mormon - that's change!

There are so many candidates who think you need government programs to make a difference. It's sickening. And they all talk like they are dictators who can get all these great things done because they believe it. Er, excuse me, Congress makes the laws sir.

I'm still a Fred Thompson fan. I can't stand McCain and I think he is in the same league as all 3 Dem candidates. 'Don't give Fred much hope though. It was encouraging to hear that the Fox News focus group thought Fred won the SC debate - but, hey, it's Fox. We report it our way so you decide our way - isn't that what libs think?

I could live with Fred, Mitt, or Guilly. I dread the Huckster, Paul, McCain and all the Dems.

Interesting that Kucinich wants a recount in NH - not so much for him but 'cause the results were screwy compared to the polls. He'd have to pay for it though and liberals don't like paying for anything with their own money.