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To: rface

Thanks, Rush!

We’d all better get used to saying “Madame President”.

IF Republicans were responsible for pushing Hillary over the top in Texas, and IF it was due to the urgings of Rush Limbaugh, then we have Rush to thank for another four to eight years of the Clintons.

It annoys me to hear people proclaim so confidently that what happened in Texas was the best thing that could have happened and that McCain will win the election. This “fractured” Democratic party thing is a myth. Most Americans are clueless when it comes to politics and wouldn’t know a “fractured party” from the backside of a bus.

All most Democrats know is that the Republicans are evil and that they are going to come out en masse to put a Democrat back in the White House, be it Hillary, or Barack, or Woody Allen.

Republicans who were too smart by half could very well have put Hillary in the White House. The reality is that most Americans will view John McCain as old and uninspiring, and Her Royal C as a rock star.

Furthermore, all we’re going to hear from now until the Democratic Convention is Hillary, Obama. Obama, Hillary. By the time November rolls around, McCain will be someone from the past.

And if I hear “pass the freaking popcorn” one more time, I’m gonna scream!


32 posted on 03/05/2008 9:49:14 AM PST by Shenandoah
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To: Shenandoah

As if Hillary wasn’t going to get the VP nomination on an Obama ticket and Hillary wouldn’t rise to power one way or another.

I voted for Alan Keyes in Texas by the way.


36 posted on 03/05/2008 9:52:46 AM PST by weegee (Those who surrender personal liberty to lower global temperatures will receive neither.)
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To: Shenandoah
"IF Republicans were responsible for pushing Hillary over the top in Texas, and IF it was due to the urgings of Rush Limbaugh, then we have Rush to thank for another four to eight years of the Clintons."

And proof, IMO, that men who have a career for a wife, should chuck the career, stop f****ing up OUR lives, and go home and f*** their wives.

42 posted on 03/05/2008 9:55:10 AM PST by knarf (I say things that are true ... I have no proof ... but they're true.)
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To: Shenandoah

A pretty idiotic post from you considering Rush’s screams against McCain were mostly falling on deaf ears in the GOP.

His two preferred GOP candidates, Thompson and Romney couldn’t even combine for enough votes to beat McCain in South Carolina.


51 posted on 03/05/2008 10:02:16 AM PST by Onerom99
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To: Shenandoah
All most Democrats know...

All most black Democrats know is that they are going to vote for Obama or they aren't going to vote. The lack of logic on the part of the electorate is a two-edged sword that can also be used to advantage.
54 posted on 03/05/2008 10:05:58 AM PST by AD from SpringBay (We deserve the government we allow.)
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To: Shenandoah

Your paranoia is astonishing! She won by 4% in Texas thanx to Republicans (like me), not Democraps! She cannot win the national! She has way too many negatives. Rush’s idea is brilliant and most of this board can’t look beyond their hatred of Hillary to see it! The longer she is kept in the race, the more divided the DNC becomes, and the more money both have to spend. This deplets coffers, divided the electorate and makes neither of them desireable, which with McCain pissing off his base is the only hope he has to win the national. You should be fearing Obama more than Clinton. He will be tauted as young and viberant verses Walter Matthuaws twin brother. Hillary will be seen by every divorced man as thier failed marrage in the White House, plus she has no charisma like Bill to swoone the white male vote, which she needs!


55 posted on 03/05/2008 10:06:18 AM PST by Bommer ("He that controls the spice controls the universe!" (unfortunately that spice is Nutmeg!)
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To: Shenandoah
" IF Republicans were responsible for pushing Hillary over the top in Texas, and IF it was due to the urgings of Rush Limbaugh, then we have Rush to thank for another four to eight years of the Clintons.

"It annoys me to hear people proclaim so confidently that what happened in Texas was the best thing that could have happened and that McCain will win the election.

This “fractured” Democratic party thing is a myth. Most Americans are clueless when it comes to politics and wouldn’t know a “fractured party” from the backside of a bus.

"All most Democrats know is that the Republicans are evil and that they are going to come out en masse to put a Democrat back in the White House, be it Hillary, or Barack, or Woody Allen.

Well, I voted for Her Thighness, and with all due respect, I take umbrage with your opinions and suugestions.

I'm so glad that you (and so many others here) are such brilliant political strategist and soooo politically savy and of course, are in possession of a crystal ball which allows all of you to "know with certainty," the outcome of events and the causation thereof.

Me, I'm just a regular 64 year old, semi retired, vet, whose been around and voting for 44 years and operates on personal experience and instincts, which have served me well up to now.

I'm a Conservative (NOT A REPUBLICAN) and this is the 1st time I voted for a Dhummy in 44 years, since I voted for LBJ

And while I've listened to Rush for 19 years, I am NOT a mind-numbed robot. I decided to do this several weeks ago, BEFORE Rush began to suggest this strategy.

Moreover, as much as I despise Hitlery, I fear Barack ("Peace Be Upon His Middle No Name") Obama even more.

As we speak, the RNC is besides themselves trying to figure out how to attack B.O., without seeming to be "attacking" him.

Do you or anyone else REALLY believe that the MSM will NOT do everything in their power to insure his anointment??

Moreover, if Hildabeast gets the nod, I believe that many blacks will be so pissed, they will stay home.

Next, as Hitlery's negatives are so high, many will stay home and many others will turn out simply to vote AGAINST her--much as many of us did in 04 against Kerry.

Last but not least, it is pure pleasure to F*ck with the Dhimis and create mischief and mayhem, which will be the case if The Witch can pull off a couple of wins and continues to campaign.

Does anyone doubt for one minute that the reason we are now saddled with one of the biggest RINO's in Congress is because the Dhimis did in fact use this very same tactic in the early primaries/caucuses?

My conscience will be clear and I won't even bother confessing this "transgression" to my parish priest. LoL

Hey, the way I see it, I'm just following the lead of our presumptive leader McPain, as he preaches (AND PRACTICES) "reaching across the aisle," if you will.

Whether it works or not (to forment confusion, tumult, chaos, etc., within the D party) remains to be seen.

In the meantime, I would suggest that you and others tune it down a notch or 5 and let's just see how this all shakes out. There will be time enough down the road for recriminations (OR ADMISSIONS OF I TOLD YOU SO FROM EITHER ONE OF US)or Kudos.

As for me I have NO REMORSE--NO REGRETS!!!

60 posted on 03/05/2008 10:13:52 AM PST by Conservative Vermont Vet (One of ONLY 37 Conservatives in the People's Republic of Vermont. Socialists and Progressives All)
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To: Shenandoah

Limbaugh cares about ratings. McCain would trounce Hildabeast, and Obama is a flash in the pan!
McCain 2008


73 posted on 03/05/2008 10:59:07 AM PST by OPS4 (Ops4 God Bless America!)
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To: Shenandoah
Preach on!

Only a fool would vote for a Clinton, whatever deluded reasoning there is.

Last night was Obama's chance to stick a fork in her, and he couldn't close the deal. Is it Rush Limbaugh's fault? I say.....no. I figure that conservatives who crossed lines to vote for Hillary! are more-or-less offset by conservatives who voted for Obama and cackled with glee while doing it.

I think that Obama is beatable - his support is soft and, quite frankly, he's had to peak too early. It's difficult to keep up what he's been doing for nearly a year. Hillary! has the political connections and the national machine to win the election. God Forbid.

And, as to all of the speculation about a Clinton / Obama ticket....I don't see it happening. Clinton won't want to share the spotlight.

78 posted on 03/05/2008 11:19:21 AM PST by wbill
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To: Shenandoah

81 posted on 03/05/2008 11:23:15 AM PST by trisham (Zen is not easy. It takes effort to attain nothingness. And then what do you have? Bupkis.)
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To: Shenandoah
Furthermore, all we’re going to hear from now until the Democratic Convention is Hillary, Obama. Obama, Hillary. By the time November rolls around, McCain will be someone from the past.

And if I hear “pass the freaking popcorn” one more time, I’m gonna scream!

I struggle in the Belly of the Beast - the San Francisco bay area.

While you are still in the Belly of the Beast, we will just pop more popcorn

GWB in 2004 won handily with a couple of million votes. John McCain can easily do the same against the prospect of a woman CIC vs. a first black President!!!

96 posted on 03/05/2008 12:51:36 PM PST by danamco
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