Last month, Obama raised some $32 million in ONE month. Hillary raised only $13 million.

On Super Tuesday, Obama took more delegates and more votes and more states than Hillary did.

"WASHINGTON - Hillary Rodham Clinton loaned her campaign $5 million late last month as Barack Obama outraised and outspent her in the Democratic presidential race."

Hillary's hurting.

Shall we all see if we can work up a tear in our eyes?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080206/...mpaign_money_7

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"This is a time for a national imperative not to fail in Iraq." Condoleeza Rice, January 11, 2007

It is frightening to think of Hillary as Prez, but she appears to be so much more beatable than Obama. I don't know that the very left-wing Obama can be stopped.

i did not realize working for those in need - that was how she has spent her career according to her campaign speeches - was so well compensated

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“Mayor Palin fails to have a firm grasp of something very simple: the truth.”

[Frontiersman editorial, 2/7/97]

Don't fool yourself. IF Clinton wins the nomination by a hair and she thinks offering Obama the VP slot will seal her win in the general election, she will do it....no matter how much hard feelings there is between them. She is one power-hungry person who will stop at NOTHING to get herself and her hubby back itno the White House. They think they are King and Queen of the U.S.

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"This is a time for a national imperative not to fail in Iraq." Condoleeza Rice, January 11, 2007

I agree that she will stop at nothing! But I don't think Obama is all that liberal.

Can you name one issue where he is not hard left? He gets a 95 percent rating from Americans for Democratic Reform - a group that rates politicians on how liberal they are. The National Journal rated him the #1 most liberal person in the Senate while Clinton came in at #16. You can't get any more liberal.

I wonder if Hillary has called Jeff Galooley yet?
(let's see who gets THIS one.)

She talks a lot about working for the Children's Defense Fund -- but that lasted for one year (just after law school). After that, she was a corporate lawyer for 15 years before Bill ran for the Presidency. She doesn't talk about that much. The rest of her "selfless" public service consisted of first lady for eight years and her senate experience clearly aimed at preparing her for a presidential bid.

I keep hoping someone, preferably at a debate, will ask her to clearly outline
those "35 years of experience" she keeps harping out. It's become quite
the sport around my office to try to figure out what the hell she's talking
about. Is she counting "experience" as being alive and out of college?

Somehow I get the feeling it's Obama-Hilliary or Hilliary-Obama. If it's the former the GOP is likely going to get crushed in November.

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