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Hurricane Bill to hit Obama. How ironic.

Saturday, August 22, 2009

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The following is so chock full of irony that it would’ve made Fellini blush. At this moment in time, when Democratic president Barack Obama is embroiled in a fight about US health care reform and memories of the botched attempt by the Clintons in 1993 hang over him like a dark shadow, Obama’s vacation spot [...]

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Bye, Hill. Hello John?

Monday, March 24, 2008

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Hillary Clinton should give up. She has lost. As predicted on this website before she got into the situation she’s in now, she cannot win the nomination without causing an implosion of the Democratic Party. The ‘Nuttyroots’ have hijacked the party; they are die-hard Obama fans, if only because most of the nutters are young [...]

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Greg Palast on amateurs Clinton & Obama

Monday, March 10, 2008

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“Amateur Hour in Blue We can trust Correa to keep the peace South of the Border. But can we trust our Presidents-to-be? The current man in the Oval Office, George Bush, simply can’t help himself: an outlaw invasion by a right-wing death-squad promoter is just fine with him. But guess who couldn’t wait to parrot the Bush [...]

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The Case Against Barack Obama UPDATED

Monday, February 25, 2008

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Barack Obama is destined to be the presidential candidate for the Democratic Party. The young (46) Senator for Illinois has a number of advantages which he can exploit to the fullest. However, there are also two giant negatives that could pose severe problems for him during the general election — an election which will [...]

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The Case Against McCain

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

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John McCain is destined to be the next nominee for the presidency on behalf of the Republican Party. Many Republicans don’t agree with him leading the pack, but votes are votes and all things being equal, McCain has decisively won most of the states during the Republican primary. And there are a number of traits [...]

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Prediction: she’s going to lose part II

Saturday, February 16, 2008

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The prediction still stands. It’s over. And yes, this had a LOT to do with it. (But then again: I basically wrote that story already on January 28.) The media folks simply wanted a fresh body to suck on.

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Prediction: she’s going to lose.

Monday, February 4, 2008

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Hillary Clinton is going to lose the nomination battle. If not the delegates, then most certainly the Democratic ‘hearts and minds’. Should she win the battle, it will be because what Obama did and got was too little, too late. But once the Democratic convention comes rolling along in 6 months, most Dems won’t want [...]

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Kumbaya now, death to all tomorrow

Monday, January 28, 2008

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Observing the media coverage of the primary war for the Democratic nomination, I can’t help but watch in amazement how the collective mainstream media press has apparently decided to dance around candidate Barack Obama, singing ‘Kumbaya’ loudly and farting in the general direction of the Clintons and John Edwards in the process. Amazement, [...]

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The donkey is biting the hand that feeds it

Saturday, January 12, 2008

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The number of Democratic politicians that is lining up to endorse Barack Obama — and not Hillary Clinton — is impressive. Despite Clinton’s surprise win in New Hampshire, which must have caused a blow to confidence in Camp Obama, some pretty high-ranking Democrats are leaning to endorse Obama. John Kerry was the latest high-profile [...]

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As expected, Hillary talks down Iowa’s importance

Sunday, December 30, 2007

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As predicted (read here), Team Clinton has started talking down the importance of Iowa. On ABC with George Stephanopoulous, Clinton said that she never really expected to surpass Barack Obama and John Edwards, who had double-digit leads over her in the local polls for the Democratic caucuses, to be held there on January 3. [...]

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