Ladies and gentlemen, the next President of the United States:
Now, let’s win in November.
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A Babbling Stream of Semi-Consciousness
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Ladies and gentlemen, the next President of the United States:
Now, let’s win in November.
No personal attacks on any of the participants here.
Spink Nogales | 07-May-08 at 8:59 pm | Permalink
‘To Do’ list:
1. Initiate endzone celebration sequence.
2. Find large ‘Mission Accomplished’ banner to hang on aircraft carrier.
3. Measure White House for new drapes.
Michael Burton | 08-May-08 at 12:47 pm | Permalink
It’s true that Hillary’s greatest argument for the presidency was that she already had the measurements for the White House drapes. The Clinton campaign was one long end-zone dance from her announcement until Iowa, very effectively illustrating the danger of over-confidence.
Throughout the campaign, Hillary has said, “When I’m president.” Obama’s now talking about taking on John McCain and the continuation of Bush policies.
You know, I think you may have sent the wrong candidate’s ‘To Do’ list. This one certainly doesn’t reflect Obama’s priorities. Are you sure it’s not on “Clinton Inauguration Committee” letterhead?
B. Moore | 08-May-08 at 3:27 pm | Permalink
samll caveat:
it ain’t over till it’s over
B. Moore | 08-May-08 at 3:30 pm | Permalink
oops… sorry
spelling error… CORRECTION –
“small caveat:
it ain’t over until it’s over”
Spink Nogales | 16-May-08 at 2:47 pm | Permalink
The democratic primary is like a marathon race and young Barry is being carried to the finish line by Tom Russert of MsNBC, while Kevin Olbermann of MsNBC was chucking rocks at Hillary all along.
brainrow :: Ahem… | 05-Nov-08 at 1:29 am | Permalink
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