What. A. Farking. Cow.

DIAF.

"sour country?"

Rich people, god bless us

That's champion of the Blue Collar Worker, Hillary Clinton... Sen. Clinton everybody!

So, who's the elitist now?

Every time I see a video of her, or read a speech, I get the feeling that she doesn't have a clue about what she's talking about/already said/ her political stances are.

Anyone else get that vibe?

/approves

Jesus, how much of a dumbass is she?

If Obama had said that it'd be played on every channel nonstop for weeks.

Ivor the Friendly Viking: Every time I see a video of her, or read a speech, I get the feeling that she doesn't have a clue about what she's talking about/already said/ her political stances are.

Anyone else get that vibe?

Naw, she just can't keep her lies straight. She sits their straining to look like she gives a shiat about the little people and occasionally [i.e. here] fails.

And while I know some might say those quotes were taken out of context... that it's wrong to take a 30sec loop and play it over and over again on Youtube with out posting any of the speech that went with it... that these comments, no matter how much they go against what Clinton stands for, don't deserve that media attention they;re given... well, then I just have to say... welcome to the farking club!

She was being sarcastic and making fun of Bill O'

Listen I hate that cold hearted biatch but come on guys, you can't even see that anymore?

You think it's great when Stephen Colbert does it, but not her, no.

um...The Aristocrats?

/wow

One F Jef: She was being sarcastic and making fun of Bill O'

Listen I hate that cold hearted biatch but come on guys, you can't even see that anymore?

You think it's great when Stephen Colbert does it, but not her, no.

clgrin: And while I know some might say those quotes were taken out of context... that it's wrong to take a 30sec loop and play it over and over again on Youtube with out posting any of the speech that went with it... that these comments, no matter how much they go against what Clinton stands for, don't deserve that media attention they;re given... well, then I just have to say... welcome to the farking club!

You know, if Obama's camp really wanted to, that's pretty much a canceling-out of Bittergate right there.

I think you are missing that Senator Clinton is rather generously offering to increase her taxes and others in her bracket so that the middle class and less fortunate will have more opportunity and ability to increase the quality of their lives. Its something like a 6.5% increase over what it is now, those that saw the whole interview would know that.

Shame on her and Obama however for legitimizing Faux as a news source.

drjekel_mrhyde: Elitist?!



Now who's UPPITY



/Excuse me while I whip that out

Joseph Palmi: We Italians, we got our families and we got the church. The Irish, they have the homeland. The Jews, their traditions. Even the attractive and successful African-Americans, they got their music. What about you people Mr. Carlson, what do you have?
Edward: The United States of America, the rest of you are just visiting.

Rovian: I think you are missing that Senator Clinton is rather generously offering to increase her taxes and others in her bracket so that the middle class and less fortunate will have more opportunity and ability to increase the quality of their lives. Its something like a 6.5% increase over what it is now, those that saw the whole interview would know that.

Shame on her and Obama however for legitimizing Faux as a news source.

How many people are going to see the whole interview?

Satyagraha: Now who's UPPITY

"The Democratic Nominee is a-" DONG!!!
"What'd he say?"
"He said the Nominee is near!"
"No, god dang damnit, I said the Democratic Nominee is a-"DONG!!!

Gosling: You know, if Obama's camp really wanted to, that's pretty much a canceling-out of Bittergate right there.

There's plenty of dirt to throw at Clinton if Obama wanted to - she's actually very vulnerable to negative campaigning, but she hasn't had to face any yet. If, by some miracle she actually wins the primaries, the republicans will eat her alive.

Gosling

How many people are going to see the whole interview?

I don't know, hopefully more than see it on Fark.

Okay, now I'm bitter.

/hoosier
//registered

I'm no Hillary supporter, but it seems from her tone it's possible that she's saying that rich people have the obligation to try to improve the quality of life for the next generation.

Or she could just be an elitist snob. I don't really care either way.

Satyagraha: drjekel_mrhyde: Elitist?!

Now who's UPPITY

/Excuse me while I whip that out

Gunther
the republicans will eat her alive.









And Obama will get a pass right? lol right?

The Daily Show on The Festival of Wrights.

http://www.crooksandliars.com/Media/Download/28852/1/TDS-Festival-Wrights.wmv (pops)

wow

pandering to the rich

pathetic
and horrible

yes she's talking about helping the next generation:
the next generation of RICH people
let's keep their fortunes intact.


kurt vonnegut was against the whole idea
and so am i

Gunther: Gosling: You know, if Obama's camp really wanted to, that's pretty much a canceling-out of Bittergate right there.

There's plenty of dirt to throw at Clinton if Obama wanted to - she's actually very vulnerable to negative campaigning, but she hasn't had to face any yet. If, by some miracle she actually wins the primaries, the republicans will eat her alive.

Exactly. Obama doesn't like to play like that. McCain will gleefully dive right into the mud puddle with her.

Rovian: And Obama will get a pass right? lol right?

You're missing my point. Right now, we're seeing how Obama is dealing with a candidate (and a media, IMHO) that's going excessively negative on him. No one's gone negative on Clinton, yet she's still got plus 50% negatives from likely voters. A few weeks in front of the republican attack machine and she'll look like she's gone through a woodchipper.

I cannot believe I just heard that.

the media will ignore this.

biatch got a lot of nerve calling someone else elitist.
same as McCain. If it wasn't for stupid people these posers would have been done a long time ago.

Girl you got that sex weed
I just want to hit it all the time

RanDomino: Girl you got that sex weed
I just want to hit it all the time

The Dana Perino thread is, like, just right below this one; easy mistake.

I think the better flub of the day was McCain on CNN saying that "30 dollars is a lot of money for some people".

That's 30 dollars over a whole summer. John McCain is pandering to the crackhead vote that desperately needs $10/month.

Gunther
No one's gone negative on Clinton,

Yeah I think thats horseshiat. If you're new to fark, all you have to do is go through some of these threads to find plenty of Pro Obama supporters tearing her down from every angle. Not only that, Clinton has been under constant attack since the primaries started, when there were more than 2 candidates vying for the dem nom.

Further, this "new road to victory" is a figment of the imagination that isn't backed up by demographics. You can't lose 70% of catholics, 70% of women and the 40+ crowd, lose the spanish, and the blue collar vote - and expect to cruise to a national victory in the baby boomer generation we have. 18-30 year olds do not make a super majority. In addition, had Rev Wright surfaced before Iowa and New Hampshire, there would never have been a contest at all.

According to her Campaign's daily conference call what she really Said was "rich people God has blessED us" and by that she meant that because they had lots of money and stuff they needed to pay more taxes.

I shiat you not that's what they said (new window)(min 20:12 to 21:51) today

............wow......

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Alright, let me repeat what others have said in this thread:

This movie misrepresents what Clinton actually was advocating.

While it is sweet, sweet retribution, it isn't appropriate and is part of the politics I hope we can do away with. Which is why Obama has all of my support.

Rovian: Gunther
No one's gone negative on Clinton,

Yeah I think thats horseshiat. If you're new to fark, all you have to do is go through some of these threads to find plenty of Pro Obama supporters tearing her down from every angle. Not only that, Clinton has been under constant attack since the primaries started, when there were more than 2 candidates vying for the dem nom.

Further, this "new road to victory" is a figment of the imagination that isn't backed up by demographics. You can't lose 70% of catholics, 70% of women and the 40+ crowd, lose the spanish, and the blue collar vote - and expect to cruise to a national victory in the baby boomer generation we have. 18-30 year olds do not make a super majority. In addition, had Rev Wright surfaced before Iowa and New Hampshire, there would never have been a contest at all.

I was unaware Spaniards were so deeply involved in domestic US politics. I thought they were busy with that whole EU thing.

For farks sakes
http://www.foxnews.com/oreilly/index.html (pops)

The whole interview is here. The clip is out of context. Link goes to Faux news - so after you watch it scrub down your monitor.

Rovian: Yeah I think thats horseshiat. If you're new to fark, all you have to do is go through some of these threads to find plenty of Pro Obama supporters tearing her down from every angle.

Ahh yes, I forgot that Fark is of course, an example of the mainstream media! how foolish of me!

Hillary hasn't yet had to face a negative candidate or negative media attention. Compare how Obama's "Bitter" comment was handled to Clinton's "sniper" comment - one was a poor choice of adjective used once, the other was a totally fabricated story told multiple times. Which got the most attention?

Rovian: Further, this "new road to victory" is a figment of the imagination that isn't backed up by demographic

Just because someone votes for Clinton in the primary doesn't mean they are banned from voting for Obama in the general. Voters will generally fall behind the candidate the primaries choose. This is incidentally, unbelievably obvious Politics 101 stuff.

Gunther:

Ahh, italic tags, my nemesis. We meet again.

Gunther

Just because someone votes for Clinton in the primary doesn't mean they are banned from voting for Obama in the general. Voters will generally fall behind the candidate the primaries choose.

Certainly, I am one of those voters. But the 40 and over crowd leaves a lot to be unsure about. The kind of people that are resistant to change, the type that may just vote for someone that seems more familiar to them, even if only on a superficial level. Roll that into Rev. God-Damn America, and the results from Pennsylvania and Democrats have every reason to see how things shake out between now and the convention.

I got to go work out. Back later.

clgrin: One F Jef: She was being sarcastic and making fun of Bill O'

Listen I hate that cold hearted biatch but come on guys, you can't even see that anymore?

You think it's great when Stephen Colbert does it, but not her, no.

clgrin: And while I know some might say those quotes were taken out of context... that it's wrong to take a 30sec loop and play it over and over again on Youtube with out posting any of the speech that went with it... that these comments, no matter how much they go against what Clinton stands for, don't deserve that media attention they;re given... well, then I just have to say... welcome to the farking club!

When was Wright or Obama being sarcastic?

Rovian: Gunther

Just because someone votes for Clinton in the primary doesn't mean they are banned from voting for Obama in the general. Voters will generally fall behind the candidate the primaries choose.

Certainly, I am one of those voters. But the 40 and over crowd leaves a lot to be unsure about. The kind of people that are resistant to change, the type that may just vote for someone that seems more familiar to them, even if only on a superficial level. Roll that into Rev. God-Damn America, and the results from Pennsylvania and Democrats have every reason to see how things shake out between now and the convention.

I got to go work out. Back later.

For that reason, I'm not entirely sure this is truly Democrat vs. Republican. It's Boomers vs. Gen X. Older Dems may fall away from Obama, younger Republicans match by becoming Obamicans.

Jesus f'in christ you people are tools. It was SARCASM taken out of context. She was making fun of O'rally.

Newbaca: Jesus f'in christ you people are tools. It was SARCASM taken out of context. She was making fun of O'rally.

then why did her campaign staff not say that today? why did they claim precisely the opposite?

You know what, screw taken out of context. If you can't tell that that was sarcasm just by her tone and facial expression, you're borderline autistic.

Eh....who cares?

I mean Clinton says plenty of dumb shiat, but she likes rich people. Number one, that isn't a bad thing and number two, is anyone actually suprised that she has that stance? I am not a wealthy man, but I think that most people who decry the rich are a bunch of farking hypocrites. Fact is that 90% of people who say they don't like rich people, would suddenly change their tune if they were offered a situation where they brought in seven figures a year.

What I don't like is corporate welfare, bank bailouts that sacrifice our currency for the sake of a few, and wars being started so the administrations drinkin buddies can have their stock rise. Becoming wealthy or more wealthy by those means is total crap.

And the coffee machine thing was hilarious. She is such a tool. As a fun side note, someone asked her if she drank Red Bull to stay awake on the campaign trail and she said "What's that?"

Woman of the common people indeed.