This was on a radio station today.
Her slogan,
"This countries going down the drain, we need a dyke"

:soon:

Let's go ankles!

Here is what the libs really want....

Found this on another site. Kind a makes you think??This is what happens when you have dirt on the Clintons :
>>>
>>> 1 - James McDougal - Clinton 's convicted Whitewater partner died of
>>> an apparent heart attack, while in solitary confinement. He was a key
>>> witness in Ken Starr's investigation.
>>>
>>> 2 - Mary Mahoney - A former White House intern was murdered July 1997
>>> at a Starbucks Coffee Shop in Georgetown. The murder happened just after
>>> she was to go public with her story of sexual harassment in the White
>>> House.
>>>
>>> 3 - Vince Foster - Former white House councilor, and colleague of
>>> Hillary Clinton at Little Rock 's Rose Law firm. Died of a gunshot wound
>>> to the head, ruled a suicide.
>>>
>>> 4 - Ron Brown - Secretary of Commerce and former DNC Chairman.
>>> Reported to have died by impact in a plane crash. A pathologist close to
>>> the investigation reported that there was a hole in the top of Brown's
>>> skull resembling a gunshot wound. At the time of his death Brown was
>>> being investigated, and spoke publicly of his willingness to cut a deal
>>> with prosecutors.
>>>
>>> 5 - C. Victor Raiser II and Montgomery Raiser, Major players in the
>>> Clinton fund raising organization died in a private plane crash in July
>>> 1992.
>>>
>>> 6 - Paul Tulley - Democratic National Committee Political Director
>>> found dead in a hotel room in Little Rock, September 1992... Described
>>> by Clinton as a "Dear friend and trusted advisor."
>>>
>>> 7- Ed Willey - Clinton fund raiser, found dead November 1993 deep in
>>> the woods in VA of a gunshot wound to the head. Ruled a suicide. Ed
>>> Willey died on the same day his wife Kathleen Willey claimed Bill
>>> Clinton groped her in the oval office in the White House. Ed Willey was
>>> involved in several Clinton fund raising events.
>>>
>>> 8 - Jerry Parks - Head of Clinton's gubernatorial security team in
>>> Little Rock . Gunned down in his car at a deserted intersection
>>> outside Little Rock . Park's son said his father was building a
>>> dossier on Clinton . He allegedly threatened to reveal this
>>> information. After he died the files were mysteriously removed from
>>> his house.
>>>
>>> 9 - James Bunch - Died from a gunshot suicide. It was reported
>>> that he had a "Black Book" of people which contained names of
>>> influential people who v isited prostitutes in Texas and Arkansas .
>>>
>>> 10 - James Wilson - Was found dead in May 1993 from an apparent
>>> hanging suicide. He was reported to have ties to Whitewater.
>>>
>>> 11- Kathy Ferguson, ex-wife of Arkansas Trooper Danny Ferguson, was
>>> found dead in May 1994, in her living room with a gunshot to her head.
>>> It was ruled a suicide even though there were several packed suitcases,
>>> as if she were going somewhere. Danny Ferguson was a co-defendant along
>>> with Bill Clinton in the Paula Jones lawsuit. Kathy Ferguson was a
>>> possible corroborating witness for Paula Jones.
>>>
>>> 12 - Bill Shelton - Arkansas State Trooper and fiancee of Kathy
>>> Ferguson. Critical of the suicide ruling of his fiancee, he was found
>>> dead in June, 1994 of a gunshot wound also ruled a suicide at the grave
>>> site of his fiancee.
>>>
>>> 13 - Gandy Baugh - Attorney for Clinton 's friend Dan Lassater, died
>>> by jumping out a window of a tall building January, 1994. His client was
>>> a convicted drug distributor.
>>>
>>> 14 - Florence Martin - Accountant & sub-contractor for the CIA, was
>>> related to the Barry Seal Mena Airport drug smuggling case. He died of
>>> three gunshot wounds.
>>>
>>> 15 - Suzanne Coleman - Reportedly had an affair with Clinton when he
>>> was Arkansas Attorney General. Died of a gunshot wound to the back of
>>> the head, ruled a suicide. Was pregnant at the time of her death.
>>>
>>> 16 - Paula Grober - Clinton 's speech interpreter for the deaf from
>>> 1978 until her death December 9, 1992. She died in a one car accident.
>>>
>>> 17 - Danny Casolaro - Investigative reporter. Investigating Mena
>>> Airport and Arkansas Development Finance Authority. He slit his
>>> wrists, apparently, in the middle of his investigation.
>>>
>>> 18 - Paul Wilcher - Attorney investigating corruption at Mena Airport
>>> with Casolaro and the 1980 "October Surprise" was found dead on a toilet
>>> June 22, 1993 in his Washington DC apartment. Had delivered a report to
>>> Janet Reno three weeks before his death.
>>>
>>> 19 - Jon Parnell Walker - Whitewater investigator for Resolution Trust
>>> Corp. Jumped to his death from his Arlington , Virginiaapartment balcony
>>> August15, 1993. He was investigating the Morgan Guarantee scandal.
>>>
>>> 20 - Barbara Wise - Commerce Department staffer. Worked closely with
>>> Ron Brown and John Huang. Cause of death unknown. Died November 29,
>>> 1996. Her bruised, nude body was found locked in her office at the
>>> Department of Commerce.
>>>
>>> 21- Charles Mei ssner - Assistant Secretary of Commerce who gave John
>>> Huang special security clearance, died shortly thereafter in a small
>>> plane crash.
>>>
>>> 22 - Dr. Stanley Heard - Chairman of the National Chiropractic Health
>>> Care Advisory Committee, died with his attorney Steve #^&#^&#^&#^&son in a small
>>> plane crash. Dr. Heard, in addition to serving on Clinton 's advisory
>>> council personally treated Clinton 's mother, stepfather and brother.
>>>
>>> 23 - Barry Seal - Drug running pilot out of Mena Arkansas , death was
>>> no accident.
>>>
>>> 24 - Johnny Lawhorn Jr. - Mechanic, found a check made out to Bill
>>> Clinton in the trunk of a car left at his repair shop. He was found dead
>>> after his car had hit a utility pole.
>>>
>>> 25 - Stanley Huggins - Investigated Madison Guarantee. His death was a
>>> purported suicide and his report was never released.
>>>
>>> 26- Hershell Friday - Attorney and Clinton fund raiser died March 1,
>>> 1994 when his plane exploded.
>>>
>>> 27 - Kevin Ives and Don Henry - Known as "The boys on the track" case.
>>> Reports say the boys may have stumbled upon the MenaArkansas airport
>>> drug operation. A controversial case, the initial report of death said,
>>> due to falling asleep on railroad tracks. Later reports claim the two
>>> boys had been slain before being placed on the tracks. Many linked to
>>> the case died before their testimony could come before a Grand Jury.
>>>
>>> THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAD INFORMATION ON THE
>>> IVES/HENRY CASE:
>>>
>>> 28 - Keith Coney - Died when his motorcycle slammed into the back of a
>>> truck, July 1988.
>>>
>>> 29 - Keith McMaskle - Died stabbed 113 times, Nov, 1988
>>>
>>> 30 - Gregory Collins - Died from a gunshot wound January 1989.
>>>
>>> 31 - Jeff Rhodes - He was shot, mutilated and found burned in a
>>> trash dump in April 1989.
>>>
>>> 32 - James Milan - Found decapitated. However, the Coroner ruled his
>>> death was due to "natural causes."
>>>
>>> 33 - Jordan Kettleson - Was found shot to death in the front seat of
>>> his pickup truck in June 1990.
>>>
>>> 34 - Richard Winters - A suspect in the Ives / Henry deaths. He was
>>> killed in a set-up robbery July 1989.
>>>
>>> THE FOLLOWING CLINTON BODYGUARDS ARE DEAD:
>>> 35 - Major William S. Barkley Jr.
>>> 36 - Captain Scott J. Reynolds
>>> 37 - Sgt. Brian Hanley
>>> 38 - Sgt. Tim Sabel
>>> 39 - Major General William Robertson
>>> 40 - Col. William Densberger
>>> 41 - Col. Robert Kelly
>>> 42 - Spec. Gary Rhodes
>>> 43 - Steve Willis
>>> 44 - Robert Williams
>>> 45 - Conway LeBleu
>>> 46 - Todd McKeehan

Over 3,000 Brave soldiers died due to Bush's lies.


http://www.snopes.com/politics/clintons/bodycount.asp

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Clinton Fights to Keep Impeachment Taboo
After Spat, Campaigns Know to Expect Swift Reprisal for Any Hint of the Scandal

By Anne E. Kornblut
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, February 25, 2007; A04

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has a new commandment for the 2008 presidential field: Thou shalt not mention anything related to the impeachment of her husband.

With a swift response to attacks from a former supporter last week, advisers to the New York Democrat offered a glimpse of their strategy for handling one of the most awkward chapters of her biography. They declared her husband's impeachment in 1998 -- or, more accurately, the embarrassing personal behavior that led to it -- taboo, putting her rivals on notice and all but daring other Democrats to mention the ordeal again.

"In the end, voters will decide what's off-limits, but I can't imagine that the public will reward the politics of personal destruction," senior Clinton adviser Howard Wolfson said Friday, when asked whether the impeachment is fair game for Clinton's opponents. Earlier in the week, Wolfson dismissed references to President Bill Clinton's conduct as "under the belt."

But the reality, of course, is that the impeachment was conducted very much in public.

As Clinton aides spent several days batting down insults made by David Geffen, the Hollywood mogul who raised questions about the former president's personal behavior and praised Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) in a provocative interview, the intra-party brawl suggested that the scandal remains something of a tripwire for Clinton.

Although she has spent the past seven years establishing her own identity as a public servant, Clinton has been embracing the more popular aspects of her husband's presidency more widely as she mounts her own campaign, with frequent references to their time together in the White House and their joint legacy.

And as she has invoked the good Bill Clinton, she has risked invoking the bad, several Democratic strategists said.

"She's using him in this campaign, so why can't somebody else use him?" asked a veteran of Democratic presidential politics who is not currently aligned with a candidate but who, like numerous other Democrats, spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of angering the Clintons. "She's just made him fair game. He's part of her strategy, so why can't he be part of one of her opponents'?"

The turmoil of the later Clinton years has been a theme of national politics since it occurred: George W. Bush ran in 2000 on a promise to "restore honor and dignity to the Oval Office," while Vice President Al Gore campaigned as a solid family man, distancing himself from the impeachment ordeal.

For the 2008 campaign, it is an automatic subtext of the Obama candidacy. Presenting himself as a relative political newcomer untainted by the warfare that culminated in Clinton's impeachment, Obama in his most recent book, "The Audacity of Hope," described the battles of the 1990s as "the psychodrama of the Baby Boom generation." Without specifically mentioning the Monica Lewinsky scandal in an interview last October, Obama praised Bill Clinton for bridging party divides on certain issues but said the former president was in other ways "trapped by his own biography."

Still, the entire episode had been largely airbrushed from the public Democratic dialogue about the 1990s -- particularly Hillary Clinton's -- until last week.

And Clinton advisers express confidence that any explicit attempt to revive the scandal would instantly backfire, particularly among Democratic primary voters who were outraged by the Republican investigation into her husband when it first occurred. (One Clinton official said donations to her campaign spiked when the Geffen interview was published.) The former first lady's popularity ratings have never been higher than when her husband's affair with a young intern burst into the open and cast her in the role of victim. After a successful Senate bid, she became a colleague, and even an ally, with some of the Republicans who had sought to unseat her husband -- seemingly putting the whole thing to rest.

But the issue has lingered at the edges of the nomination battle, starting with Clinton's quip about her experience with "evil and bad men" at a forum last month in Iowa on her debut trip to the early-caucus state. While many in the audience assumed she was referring to her husband, several Clinton advisers said it was more likely a dig at Kenneth W. Starr, the independent counsel in the inquiry into Bill Clinton, or Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), who as House speaker vigorously pursued impeachment -- in either case still a reference to that rancorous time.

In his interview with Maureen Dowd of the New York Times, Geffen, a onetime Clinton fundraiser, gave voice to fears privately held by some Democrats that Republicans intend to revisit past Clinton issues and try to dig up new ones.

"I don't think anybody believes that in the last six years, all of a sudden Bill Clinton has become a different person," Geffen said. Speaking of Republicans' view of the former first lady, he said: "I think they believe she's the easiest to defeat."

Geffen also attacked Hillary Clinton on other fronts, including her vote to authorize the war in Iraq and subsequent refusal to apologize for it, and he described the Clintons as deceitful.

The Clinton campaign's response was fast and unyielding: Advisers issued a statement demanding that Obama renounce his ties to Geffen, who had just thrown the Illinois senator a $1.3 million fundraiser. When Obama refused, and an Obama spokesman issued a statement pointing out that Geffen had once been the Clintons' guest in the Lincoln Bedroom of the White House, Clinton officials pushed back once more. They accused Obama of failing to live by the principles of positive campaigning he proclaimed. Obama later said he had not authorized his campaign's statement.

Advisers to both Clinton and Obama spent the latter part of last week deconstructing the tussle; each camp publicly argued that its candidate had won the round and that the other side had suffered.

But privately, both sides admitted to "learning lessons" from the brawl. One Clinton adviser said that some outside supporters had expressed misgivings about helping to keep the story alive, even though the senator and her inner circle of aides signed off on a forceful response from the start. On the Obama side, advisers expressed regret for running with a response from which the candidate later distanced himself.

Supporters of both Obama and Clinton indicated that they had little appetite for keeping the debate alive.

Greg Craig, a prominent Washington lawyer who represented Clinton during the Senate's inquiry and is now supporting Obama, declined to echo Geffen's concerns about the Clintons as a reason for his defection.

"You're not going to get me to talk about Hillary in any kind of negative way -- I know that's the topic of the day," Craig said in an interview last week. "I think Obama is uniquely qualified by temperament and experience, as well as by judgment, to lead the country and to bring us together."

Former senator Thomas A. Daschle (D-S.D.), who was minority leader in 1999 when Clinton was acquitted in that chamber, also endorsed Obama, in an announcement last week. But Daschle, too, limited himself to a citation of Obama's credentials in explaining his decision, comparing Obama to the Kennedys of the 1960s and saying in an interview that he hoped to have found a "new leader that will have that kind of effect on young people."

And on the Clinton side, one adviser expressed confidence that "attacking Bill Clinton is a losing strategy," borrowing a phrase from the 1990s. The adviser noted that Clinton remains highly popular among Democratic activists. Close supporter James Carville said that mentioning the impeachment would be tantamount to political suicide. "Nothing is off-limits, but it would be awfully stupid," Carville said. "What do you think attitudes among Democrats are about impeachment and Ken Starr? This is not a Washington dinner party here. This is an election, a nominating process, among Democrats."

wrong forum, but i'll nibble.

i am just really surprised at how many democrats just don't like Hillary.

what gives?

She claimed to be a life long Yankee fan.....thats enough for me to hate her :hee:

I just don't like her!!!! She is too power hungry!!!

Right...
and W wasn't power hungry....

NO, W is not power hungry!!!!

Men have been the commander of chief of this country since George Washington, it is time for a change.

I'd vote for Ob(s)ama before Swillary!No not really.

The so called middle of the road libs and consrvs are saying Biden and McCain with Edwards getting an honorable mention.Simply put there are no worthy candidates.The only three worthy candidates of the 20th century(21st has had none) were Teddy Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan and they be dead!

This country is doomed,at least as far as leadership is concerned.2008 is going to be a joke.Let's hope the Mayans are right and the world ends in 2012.

Simply put there are no worthy candidates.
I disagree...

Ego aside, I think Biden is quite worthy.

Bill Richardson is more than worthy, and has a fantastic resume.

McCain is somewhat worthy.

I'd even argue that Romney is worthy, even if he is a bit conflicted on his social conservatism.

The rest are not worthy enough to meet my worthy standards. I'd vote for all of them but McCain could be falling out of favor.

-spence

President Joe Biden

i don't think biden is electable.

he has the same problem as rudy giuliani and mitt romney do ...

... biden has pissed off gun owners. big time.

somebody's also going to bring up the plagiarism issue.

She claimed to be a life long Yankee fan.....thats enough for me to hate her :hee:

sounds good to me.. :rotf3:

I think i will make all my political decisions this year based on where they stand on sports teams.... can't be flip flopping on that subjuct :gf:

i don't think biden is electable.

he has the same problem as rudy giuliani and mitt romney do ...

... biden has pissed off gun owners. big time.

somebody's also going to bring up the plagiarism issue.

Well when Rudy first became mayor of New York he went mental
and practically declared marshal law... on the residents.

i didn't hear or read about the BIDEN vrs gun owners stance
please enlighten me....

now a days the amount of money you have is a much bigger
factor in determining your candidacy...

Men have been the commander of chief of this country since George Washington, it is time for a change.

Does this mean you would vote for Hillary Clinton based solely on the fact that she's a woman?

Well when Rudy first became mayor of New York he went mental
and practically declared marshal law... on the residents.

i didn't hear or read about the BIDEN vrs gun owners stance
please enlighten me....



Oh brother.

He was one of the original authors/sponsors of the first proposed assault weapons ban (remember that pic of him holding up an EBR with one hand in Congress?), and has consistently voted AGAINST RKBA. He is F-minus rated by NRA. As far as I am concerned, he is an enemy of freedom.

thanks for the clarification.... Ben

who if anybody is getting the top grade...according to the NRA ?

I dunno if any of the rep candidates get "top" ratings anymore. Forget the dem lineup. Hillary and Osama are both "F-". Forget Rudy Giuliani (F-) and forget Mitt Romney (pandering whore).

I might have to settle for Mccain or Ron Paul. Of the two, I'm not really sure. One is "A minus rated," the other "A rated" by NRA. But Ron Paul is rated "D" by the more militant GOA. So it sounds like McCain.

:yak:

:btu:

D- yeeeeeooow!

HILLARY CLINTON? GOD HELP US.:rotf2:

Hey!!!
We have a Prick in the white house now!!!
Maybe he can plug the dyke?
Ha!!!LOL's!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF80A4QQ_HE