to fish hawk: Positional predilection of both suggest the converse, i.e., pork on ketchup.
Posted on 03/02/2004 11:12:17 PM PST by kattracks
Edited on 04/22/2004 12:39:06 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
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Thanks for the clarification. Your right. I was alluding to the time we will know we have a president-elect.
So will I.
LOL! Yeah, but that was better. :)
Perhaps the Klintoons feel more comfortable having someone who "understands" that politics is more about telling people what they want to hear, and spewing a constant stream of sound bytes that smear the opposition, than it is about anything involving integrity, leadership or other such old fashioned crap. </sarcasm>
Dean certainly threatened the Klintoon's control of the party more than the other candidates, and threatened to gain independent sources of money, from his working the web.
I reckon Hitlary is more concerned with controlling the big money than she is with ensuring that no other 'Rat wins this time around. She should be pretty confident that no other 'Rat is going to win in '04 if she decides they shouldn't.
Of course, it's not necessarily the Office of the Presidency for which they are endorsing him.
to fish hawk: Positional predilection of both suggest the converse, i.e., pork on ketchup.
and oh so SAD 
and he floundered 
to back Kerry... 
She knew the day would come when she had to say something. The cheering crowd would stop for a moment, make a collective turn and look in her direction and say, "Well, Hillary?"
This was like everything else she does - contrived!
She wants John Kerry in the White House about as much as she wants Jim Robinson in the White House.
Clinton & Clinton (Hillary and Bill are out to cripple Howard Dean)
The Wall Street Journal ^ | Thursday, January 29, 2004 | R. EMMETT TYRRELL JR
Posted on 01/29/2004 9:46:59 AM CST by presidio9
Sources in the Kerry camp and the Edwards camp told my colleague "The Prowler" at Spectator.org that much of the opposition research that smeared Mr. Dean in Iowa came from the Clark campaign. "It wasn't just Clark, though," a Kerry staffer reported, "We know of at least two different stories that came from people currently on staff with the DNC, who fed the material to reporters." Says an Edwards staffer, "These are folks who worked for Clinton back in '92 and '96 and in the administration."
President Hillary Clinton
President John F'ing Kerry This just may be their plan for Kerry too.
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