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Norman Hsu — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:49:24 GMT

Ted Kennedy introduced Bill to Monica too.

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Rob in NV — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:51:20 GMT

And isn't President Clinton fundamentally accurate in saying that it took the agreement of Bush and Ted Kennedy to make this bill into law? Had Ted Kennedy refused to support it, it would have been dead on arrival. Bill Clinton is RIGHT to make that known now that Teddy is attempting to present himself as some sort of wise elder statesman in support of Obama's candidacy. The point is that Teddy may be elder, but "wise"??? Not necessarily.

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Texas Democrtat — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:54:24 GMT

How about all what Kennedy said about Clinton at the endorsement of Obama--was that necessary? I don't think so--not for the "high roaders".

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Bob, NY, NY — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:54:48 GMT

So do Obama supporters really want to get into a discussion of who is more ethical and who treats women with respect over Bill or Ted? I think they are both pretty bad.

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Rob in NV — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:55:07 GMT

Bill is absolutely right:

" When No Child Left Behind (NCLB) first passed, it appeared to be a political masterstroke. It stands as one of Bush’s few genuinely bipartisan domestic-policy achievements, clearing the House by a 381 to 41 margin with more Democratic than Republican votes. Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) partnered with the White House to steer it through the Senate."

From: http://www.amconmag.com/2005_08_01/article.html

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Geoff of Brooklyn — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:56:30 GMT

More proof of the Clinton's tendency to want to destroy opposition rather than stay on substance. Hopefully an Obama surrogate will point this out. Be nice if the press did, too. It IS a fact. Obama isn't trying to denegrate Maxine Waters, for example....

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Kevin, Rehoboth — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:58:14 GMT

*** UPDATE *** It is worth noting that Hillary Clinton voted for No Child Left Behind.

And blah, blah, blah....you forgot to embellish how Obama had the vision and foresight to come out against the No Child Left Behind bill when he was still back in Illinois helping old ladies cross the street.....and finalizing his real estate deal with his good buddy Rezko.....

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Rob in NV — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:58:30 GMT

It is also worth noting that Barack Obama doesn't have enough Senate seniority to have voted for or against NCLB. He has only been in the Senate for 3 years. Not enough experience.

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Jimmy Titus, Fort Worth, Tx. — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:58:45 GMT

PERHAPS IT WOULD BE BEST, IF YOU FIRST CHECKED OUT.. hillaryclinton.com , for more detailed information.

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Brad Glisson, Durham, North Carolina — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:59:35 GMT

Wow, Hillary seems to vote for a lot of things that end up 'messing up'. No Child Left Behind, The War, that bancruptcy bill that she was glad failed. Guess her 'gravitas' doesn't equal Obama's 'judgment' after all.

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Dirk Simon — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:00:19 GMT

Bill and Hill really need to talk more. Don't they have a counselor to help them mediate there differences?

And as far as Bill throwing Ted under the bus . . . if you want to be a friend of the Clinton's, you must have some sort of value to them. When you no longer have that value, you can be sure they'll be right there to throw you under the bus. Trouble is, the line of ex-Clinton friends seems to be getting longer and longer as of late. The Clinton's either need to speed up their process, or hire some illegal immigrants to do their dirty work for them.

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Demagirl — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:01:50 GMT

True, wouldn't have passed if Ted Kennedy refused to support it. Also wouldn't have passed if Hillary Clinton, etc., refused to support it.

Maybe this was another one of those "voted for it, but wished it would fail" moments for Clinton?

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Susan, Tampa — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:02:58 GMT

I thought Hill had Bill under control. He is so petty and transparent. Democrats - PLEASE DON'T GIVE THIS MAN A THIRD TERM!!! Just the thought of him back in power - but unaccountable - gives me the creeps, bigtime! Let's let Bill go back to a nice, quiet retirement in Chapequa.

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Jenny Weeds — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:03:03 GMT

Q: How do you know you're in deep, deep trouble?

A: Your a female, at a bar, and Bill and Ted are hitting on you.

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raven6 St. Louis, Mo — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:05:19 GMT

MONICA! MONICA! MONICA

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Lilly Abner, Oklahoma — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:05:23 GMT

Now really, how long did you expect for it to be before Bill blew up again? It's been what, two days?

The man has turned into a complete joke.

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EnoughofBill — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:06:48 GMT

Hello? Hillary voted for No Child Left Behind too. Someone please either remind Bill of that minor fact or put a muzzle on him until Wednesday.

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raider dem, maryland — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:06:52 GMT

Did Obama vote for it? Oh, that's right, Hillary hadn't helped him get elected to the Senate yet. I'm sure with his uncanny foresight, Obama could've predicted it would fail. Anyway he could tell me who's going to win the Super Bowl, and by how much? I need to make sure I cover the spread.

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Paul McL, Winston-Salem, NC — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:07:01 GMT

Billary are at it again - the politicians of personal destruction are at it again. Yes, Teddy played an important role in NCLB; however, when Bush broke the promise of fully funding it and the Congress was controlled by the GOP, Teddy and NEA got screwed.

Billary is just pissed that Teddy and Caroline are supporting Obama. More importantly, Billary are twisting the facts to trash Teddy. In the end, Billary's conduct in this election will leave a weakened Party. But they don't care. For Billary it's "it's only and always about me!"

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Da5id, Columbia, SC — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:07:21 GMT

As an actual piece of Legislation, NCLB isn't particularly a train wreck. It's the fact it was completely underfunded that turned it into the "mandate with no money" that it became. I don't think it says anything that negative about Teddy for co-sponsoring it or about Hillary for voting for it. It got messed up in the execution when all those "bipartisans" from the red aisle turned their back on the funding.

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Mark KY — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:09:05 GMT

I agree, here we go again. I guess you gave Chris something to rant about for another day while you guys carry out the MSNBC mission to get Obama elected. It is ridiculous.

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Marty Shupert — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:09:24 GMT

No child left behind is a disaster, but only because Bush lied to everyone and bargained in bad faith... just as he did over the war... We were all duped. He lies. Blame Republicans, not Democrats. Hillary or Obama... at least we'll have a President who can complete a sentence.

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Aaron, Dalton, MA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:09:25 GMT

Hillary tends to vote for what is popular at the time and not necessarily what is right (both don't always mix). She talks about experience? Looks like her experience has been a series of misjudgements that she refuses to apologize for. That's not what I want from my president.

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Commonsense — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:10:52 GMT

Since Bill is on the ticket (I'd say joined to Hillary at the hip but what do I know?) and Ted is not, criticism of Ted is pretty well wasted.

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Chicago, IL — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:11:10 GMT

Stop all your diatribe and just listen. It is simple: Hillary voted for "No Child Left Behind", therefore, her support of the bill is as much to blame for its passing as any other politican. So, It is clear that Bill's statements were just a political move. But, what is so disturbing is that he courted Senator Kennedy's support on behalf of his wife's campaign, and just because he believes that Obama is more qualified to be president, Bill attacks the character of a person who he considers a friend, all in the name of politics. Bill just keeps making the case that Hillary is if the crooked old politics that Americans are yearning a change from.

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Pete, Albany, NY — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:11:22 GMT

Gee, Bill, you were begging for Ted's endorsement for Hillary last week. Suddenly Ted's a bad guy? Gee, and if it was so bad, why did Hillary vote for it? And why play Whack-A-Ted anyway? Did he suddenly decide to run for president?

For the record, from Barack Obama's web site, "The goal of the law was the right one, but unfulfilled funding promises, inadequate implementation by the Education Department and shortcomings in the design of the law itself have limited its effectiveness and undercut its support. As a result, the law has failed to provide high-quality teachers in every classroom and failed to adequately support and pay those teachers."

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Teddy, Chappaquiddick, Massachusetts — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:11:23 GMT

Give Teddy a break, at least no one died from the No Child Left Behind Act.

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Mike Austin,TX — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:11:42 GMT

Don't worry Jenny...

with Bill you just end up messy, with Ted you end up dead.

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Rick, Seattle, WA. — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:11:53 GMT

"Bill & Hill" are BOTH pathological liars. 'Nuff said...

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Max E. Padds — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:11:56 GMT

>> Wow, Hillary seems to vote for a lot of things that end up 'messing up'. <<

Same old saw -- If Hillary knew then, what she knows now . . . .

Someone should ask her about marrying Bill. If you knew then what you know now Hillary, would you have gotten hitched?

These two are turning into cartoon characters.

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Cat — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:12:05 GMT

Oh yeah, smart one Bill....criticize the failed bill that Hillary voted for......what an idiot.

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Carine, Streamwood, Il — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:13:16 GMT

Talk about accepting responsibility of its own action!!!! It's never Hillary's fault the bill was written in such way that she taught that it would be a success...Wrong again Hillary! I guess you learn it from your Husband!!!

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Erin, TN — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:13:51 GMT

It seems to me that when the Clinton campaign has spoken over and over again about how much they respect Sen. Kennedy since he's endorsed Obama, it seems foolish to pull this out now. I mean, c'mon Bill. Quit bashing people for supporting the same things your wife supported. And Hillary, if you're really running the show, then run it. And get Bill out of the spotlight.

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Joseph Runsabove — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:14:07 GMT

I once saw a comedy where a 911 operator differentiated between a "regular need help now!" caller and one for a "White Women in Trouble" caller: geuss which one the Cops responded to in record breaking fashion ... White Women in troubled by an African American: Hillary in trouble - Caucasians Rally!

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Kathryn Frawley, New York City — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:14:09 GMT

Isn't interesting that driving a woman off a bridge and leaving her at the bottom until the next day is ok for a Kennedy but telling the truth about Ted's no child left behind is bad for Bill and Hillary. Come on folks get real!

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Billy, Normal, Il — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:14:16 GMT

What's unbelievable to me is there are actually Hillary supporters in this thread defending Bill's latest distortion... and managing to mention Rezko in light of the Walmart videos recently made public. Downright pathetic.

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JT, Texas — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:14:49 GMT

Why is this, just like the Iraq war all laid by you Obama supporters at Hillary Clintons feet, she was not the commander in chief and certainly not the only one after seeing intelligenct, faulty thought it was, and that Obama was not priviledged to see voted the same way a lot of others did. And we as a country were all cheering them on following 911, we were hell bent to get revenge on someone, I guess now we will pin it all on Hillary

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Ted from New Jersey — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:14:54 GMT

I'm totally sick of both of the Clintons and it's not even Super Tuesday yet. Hopefully the public will wise up and finally put them both out to pasture for good. The only way the country will move forward is with new people and new ideas, not more of the same tired divisive politics. Haven't we had enough of that?

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Shelly, Erie , PA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:14:58 GMT

I see Bush and Cheney again except the names are changed to Obama and Kennedy.....

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Mike, Erie, PA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:15:01 GMT

I wonder if Bill was thinking about hammering Kennedy on No Child when he was begging for him to endorse Hillary?

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Danny, Sacramento, CA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:15:50 GMT

Isn't NCLB the largest funded education bill in the history of our nation? Oh yah, the accountability that comes with the funding. Imagine that, you want public dollars, then ensure us that you are actually educating our children.
Do you really think Bill that Kennedy's endorsement carries any weight? Who of the voting public actually looks at who endorses what candidate. I hope to see more of Bill in the future, the more he is out in front of Billary, the better chances she has of not being the party's nominee. He's an angry man whose time has come and gone. He lacked foreign policy, his administration was inept, we send our manufacturing jobs out of town with NAFTA and now they want to offer us more of the same? No thank you. She's alredy said Bill will have some sort of prominent role in a Billary administration. Do we want that? No. In my opinion, he is used up rubber that we keep hoping will patch up the holes in our shoes. Nope.

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J.S. Arimgton, tx — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:17:13 GMT

I think it's time for Ted to move on-find another job, we keep saying we want change but the same faces are still here doing what they always do.

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Jay, Chicago, Illinois — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:17:14 GMT

Right Kevin, the same Rezko who has now been tied to contributions to Hillary's campaign co-chair.

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John, Chicago, Il — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:17:17 GMT

I love that Clinton supporters keep throwing the name of Rezko out there when it has already been proven that Hillary took money from him too. The only difference is that she has not had the ethical sense to return the money the way Obama did.

She also has not returned all of the money from Hsu and I am still trying to figure out why hundreds of illegal and dead Chinese immigrants who don't speak a word of English have donated so much money to Clinton.

Did they all stay in the Lincoln bedroom?

Bill Clinton is a very credible person - I don't see why anyone would ever question his honesty. After all, he did not have sexual relations with that woman.

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tom a, minneapolios, mn — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:17:28 GMT

What Clinton is saying is factual. What is wrong with that? Why make such a big deal about it? Kennedy is a loser of the democratic party. Look how he split the pary in 1980. Look at the results of Kennedy's action. 12 years of rebulican rule. No wonder Hillary is up by 24 points in Mass. The folks of Mass know Kerry and Kennedy are losers. Why didn't any of you squak when Kennedy went afer Clinton in his endorsement speach of Obama. Obama made a huge mistake by clinging to these losers. Hopefully when he Is hillary's running mate, he will loose them. We need winners like the Clintons. Not the same old far left losers like Kennedy, Kerry, and Daschell.

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Mary, Cave Creek, AZ — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:17:32 GMT

Last night I had the strangest dream. It was so real, so life-like and so vivid I woke up in a cold sweat.

Let me describe it to you briefly...

1. Hillary wins the Democratic Party nomination for President of the United States

2. Naturally, she wants to choose as her running mate someone with a lot of knowledge and experience in government and foreign affairs, someone who is a seasoned campaigner who could bring a lot of strength to the ticket. Who better than Bill, her husband?!!!

3. Hill and Bill go on to win the election in November and the Democrats maintain control of the House and the Senate.

4. Hillary is sworn in as President on January 20, 2009. The next day, after all the inauguration parties are over, she calls a press conference to make an announcement: she is resigning as President!!! Bill, as the Vice President, immediately becomes President!!!

This is all perfectly legal under the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution; for it states that no person "may be elected as president more than twice".

Bill is not being elected for a third term but is merely serving out the remainder of Hillary's term ---all 4 years of it.

5. But wait! There's more! The following day Bill calls a press conference to make an announcement. He has chosen someone to fill the now vacant Vice President Position. Guess who he picks? Why, Hillary, of course!!!

Now you stay awake and let me get some sleep !!!!!!!

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H. Bess — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:17:36 GMT

> PERHAPS IT WOULD BE BEST, IF YOU FIRST CHECKED OUT..
> hillaryclinton.com , for more detailed information

What do think Jimmy Titus, next Wednesday you can sell the servers for this web site?

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Tom, NY, NY — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:18:15 GMT

I'm surprised Bill has the time to play hatchet man. I thought he would be busy counting his Kazikhstan uranium money

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ObamaRama — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:18:30 GMT

Q: How do you know you're in deep, deep trouble?

You leave the most delegate-rich state never to return FIVE days before the vote...

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Irene — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:19:02 GMT

What he is saying is true. He is not dissing Ted, He is just stating a fact. Bush wanted this program and most Democrats wanted it. The problem is it became an unfunded mandate that did not do anything for education. They all messed up. This is not news MSNBC. Leave Bill alone. Hillary and Ted want to fix this legislation.

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Bob, Chicago — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:19:09 GMT

Bill and Hillary are known liars, manipulators, and self-serving biggots...... How dare they accuse others of being in the same claass of deceivers as they are.....

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ObamaRama — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:19:26 GMT

Billy, Normal, Il (Sent Friday, February 01, 2008 4:14 PM)

Wednesday Billy...be there...

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Missy H, Yelm, WA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:19:54 GMT

I would like to know who is accountable for NO CHILD LEFT BEHINFD? Is it the politicians, the school districts, the teachers,parents students? THis was a program aimed at helping to improve our nations overall academic records, the only ones losing if it's failing are the kids. No one should be patting themselves on the back or pointing fingers over this if it has failed but instead get involved to help truely make it work. Our kids are worth it and our futures are in thier hands!

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alice-charleston,sc — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:20:33 GMT

So-now we know why it is more important than ever to elect someone with decency, fresh and new who has not been affected by the DC political garbage -

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Joe, San Diego, CA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:20:57 GMT

Has Hillary done anything right in her "35 years of experience"??? Failed health care reform in the 90s (but that was the the Republicans' fault), voted for Iraq (but failure there is the Republican's fault), voted for No Child Left Behind (but its failure is the Republicans' fault). I see a theme here. Enough excuses. The time for change has come! Vote OBAMA!

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David, Seattle, WA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:22:08 GMT

Obviously, after being told not to attack Obama, Bill has his sights set on Obama supporters.

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Julie, Winston-Salem, NC — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:22:31 GMT

All the hand-wringing you guys are doing over who helped whom do what is irrelevant. The Republican-led Congress totally screwed up the funding of No Child Left Behind--as in they didn't fund it much at all--and left it to the states to try to find the money for all the TESTING they do on the kids now. That's all that lame program has amounted to. I've talked to many a frustrated kid about those tests, not to mention the equally miffed teachers. They must "teach to the test", not teach the kids things they might actually want and need to learn;otherwise, if a certain percentage of the kids don't pass the test, the school and state lose federal money. Whoever is responsible for this "mess," let it die a quiet death in the next administration, please. Go back to teaching kids what they need to know, not what a practically illiterate President has deemed they should learn.

"Reading is the basics for all learning." --George W. Bush, announcing his "Reading First" initiative in Reston, Va., March 28, 2000

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JIM FAWCETT, HOUSTON — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:22:34 GMT

Simply put, Ted Kennedy is a pain in the ass!!

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x, GA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:23:13 GMT

Obama = when you can't run on experience you run on 'Change', you don't give a whole lot of specifics you just run on 'Change'

This is another stereotypical case of a less experienced man seeking a promotion over a more qualified, more deserving woman.

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Darlene, Chattanooga TN — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:23:35 GMT

The sniping is part of the run, however, Hillary using Bill to do the dirty work (which he is so good at)to keep from dirtying her hands is cowardice and just part of the Clinton spin-cycle that we have seen many, many times. Most "smart" Americans base their vote on the candidate, what they have done, what they promise to do and who is more credible of bringing these promises to life to match our own personal views and hope for the future, the endorsements are minute, so Bill quoting Teddy's shortcomings is falling on deaf ears.

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Ann — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:23:51 GMT

Since Paul Wellstone was against it I knew there was something wrong... Too bad Billary lacked the judgement to see that too.

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setnu jenkins mpls mn — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:23:52 GMT

It is amazing how everyone protects Obama. If the Clintons attack his record, the Media and OLDER Dems protect him like a little baby. If Hillary has a bad hair day they jump all over her...atleast she dosent back down and hide. Let him fight his battles and stop hiding behind the likes of Ted Kennedy and John Kerry. I thought being President was a tough job!!!

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Ed, Sacramento CA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:24:16 GMT

Yes, it's true, the "No Millionaire Left Behind" bill is a collaboration of Ted Kennedy and Bush (it's still a work in progress).

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Leah, Providence — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:24:17 GMT

I am getting so tired of hearing about who said what, who did what.....this is like two kids on the playground fighting over who's dad is bigger and stronger. Start telling America what you will do for the future of our country instead of telling us what the other person did/said/voted on/sold/bought/ate, etc. in the past.

McCain and Romney are just as bad....

Huckabee is looking better and better by the day.

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John — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:24:21 GMT

Bill did nothing for education during his 2 terms.. Bush at least tried.

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Kevin, PA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:24:30 GMT

Does anyone see the irony when people compare Ted to Bill as if ones as bad the other? I can't disagree with that debate. However, I think it's important to note that one of those men actually has a chance to be in the Whitehouse while the other does not.

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Kevin, PA — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:24:30 GMT

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Chris M Longbeach California — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:25:28 GMT

All this comment are always from someone who doesn't know the meaning of politics and awareness . I know , religion is not to be discuss nor mention in here but I will say this . I wish sincerely that Mr. Obama doest not do what my idol Muhammad Ali did when he became a Champion . Turn MUSLIM brother in ISLAM .....

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Don Sebo, Phoenix, Arizona — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:26:11 GMT

Isn't it interesting who we have promoting education policy and reform in this country? Ted and Bill? No Child left behind? Neigher one of these idiots have any credibility with me. Both of them should be on the registered sex offender list.

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Constructive Feedback, Atlanta, GA — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 12:15:46 GMT

EXCUSE ME ALL

1) What were the educational accomplishments posted by the Clinton Administration that allows him to attack another president? If I recall educational performance flat lined during the 1990's

2) If indeed "NCLB" was "underfunded" as the talking point goes - how is it that the Bush Administration put at least $12 BILLION more in federal education spending each year than what the last Clinton budget had proposed. Why is it that we never hear that "Clinton 'UNDERFUNDED' education"?

3) Many of you all need to figure out which one it is - NCLB is a ROUGE piece of legislation and thus who cares about the funding OR NCLB is a good piece of legislation and only needs more funding. As I listen to the "permanent opposition" and their view point on NCLB you all seem to vacillate one way and then another depending on who you are talking to.

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Jerri Wood, Renton, Washington — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 12:27:55 GMT

Based on the information Sen Kennedy and Sen Clinton had at the time of the vote, NCLB was a good thing. But as with many programs, a lack of adequate funding kills it before the ink applied at the White House has dried. I still believe that Sen Clinton is the better candidate, the best person between the two candidates to serve as our president. Refusing to take a stand on issues while a state senator thereby not establishing a public record on various issues, admitting to not being a good grassroots organizer, a smooth talker, yes, but all talk and no walk is just more of the same. Inspiration without perspiration is just fluff. Sen Clinton has worked hard and has a record on so many issues that are effecting all of us today. She has crossed the aisle to find common ground on healthcare, her work with Newt Gingrich as an example. The Iraq War vote is a non-starter for me because Sen Obama was not in the U S Senate. He has the gift of ignorance of the (mis)information that was presented to the senate at the time of the vote. He has the beauty of 20-20 hindsight and without any accountability, he didn't have to take that very public vote so there is no real way of knowing what he would have done. Looking at all who did cast that vote that the President abused, I may not agree with what they did, but I didn't know what they did at the time. Now that we're there, we need to come home in a manner that doesn't collapse the country, the region and protects our troops, our allies and our citizens who are working there and need to come home as well. At the same time we need to work on education, fully funding a basic education across the country for all kids from pre-school to 2 yrs beyond high school, whether that's in a voc-tech or community college, apprenticeship/trades program, first 2 yrs of a baccalaurate program if that's what the student wants to do, but we need to make it available. Healthcare is a priority. Without an answer our economy will continue to spiral downward. We need to make sure that everyone has access to timely, appropriate, effective care. Jobs, jobs and more jobs. No one should have to work more than 40 hours a week, a full time job, to have a modest home, food on the table, a car with gas in the tank, heat, water and lights on in the house, clothing, and access to the time needed to care for one's self and family when they are ill. There are so many issues that we need to talk about. Let's talk about the issues. The press is creating a monster of a feud and making the news instead of reporting the news. Both of these candidates are great people. I just happen to believe that Sen Clinton will make a better President in January of 2009.

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Obdulio and Xochil Alvarez — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 15:25:51 GMT

Ted Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy do not want another princess or another Dynasty in the country too bad they just plays Judas and look Low keys ,the country will not look at them as we used to ;how traitors can they be ,Chelsea Clinton will be the only princess to be the Daughter of two Parents Presidents

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ace-independent — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 15:32:24 GMT

this shows that bill will hurt the democratic party for gain. he doesn't care if he divides the party to win.

he doesn't need to divide the party to do it. hillary knows it. thus her appraoch at the debate which i thought they tied(nobody won).

his wife voted for this bill. hillary doesn't need bill to blurt out these statements. eventually the focus is going to turn to how hillary voted on this bill.

in addition to that, hillary will need the support of the dem party and it doesn't do hillary any good for bill to cut at the power structure of the party.

it is hillary's campaign. he needs to advocate for her, but not draw media attention away from hillary. hillary is more than capable of handling her business without bill saying things that will possibly lessen her part allegiances. this wasn't to smart of bill. he needs to criticize ted on things that have no way of boomeranging back to hillary.

remember bill said bush on one end and teddy on the other and all those in between. just a very dumb statement. he has lumped the dem senate voting structure in that statement. some of those people he is talking about are superdelegates. think about it.

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Steph Schafer, The Woodlands, TX — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 21:09:04 GMT

I can relate to Hillary, simply because I have a working mind like she does. Sometimes I am convinced that something is right, only to find out later that things didn't turn out like I had hopes that they would. I learn something new everyday and sometimes that changes my perspective on issues. Wow, we have something in common. The bottom line is that people are going to jump on anything that she does, one way or the other.

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Virgilio Martinez — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 23:58:04 GMT

Hillary Clinton is not Bill Clinton! In Hillary you have a person of courage, highly educated and with plenty of expertise to give her country and citenzens alike. Ted Kennedy and his family went with Obama simply because it can not stomach the success that President Clinton had in his year as a president. I hope voters remember that we need the best candidate to unseat the Repblicans out of the White House. Senator Obama with all due respect, does not have yet what takes to be a candidate capable of beating the Republicans. We need the best chance to prevent the Republicans to continue in power damaging this beautiful nation. We need Hillary as the president.

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LARRY DEERMAN, LANCASTER, SOUTH CAROLINA — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 02:34:54 GMT

OBAMA SAYS HE GAVE BACK ALL THE CAMPAIGN MONEY HE RECEIVED FROM REZKO. WHEN IS HE GOING TO GIVE BACK THE HOUSE?

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pinoyusa, Frederick, Maryland — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 05:09:05 GMT

If Ted Kennedy is so passionate in this Presidential election, wouldn't it be prudent if he, himself, runs for President?. Is he hiding from his past and pushing Barrack Obama to fulfill his dreams? On the other hand, Oprah Winfrey is also very passionate with Barrack Obama and she claims she is supporting Barrack because he is brilliant. She insinuates that the Clinton's are charging that Obama's supporters have small brains, or are they?. Well, she said that out of her own mouth, not from the camp of the Clinton's. Well, here in United States, nobody can dispute that there are so many underprivileged children in United States and most of them are blacks; why would Oprah start a school and help the underprivileged children in South Africa when her country needs her help most? I admire Andre Agassi because he did the same but he started it in his own neighborhood in Nevada and many underprivileged children, mostly blacks, are now reaping the fruit of his toil. Common sense is very important in today's world and this is what counts most in this election. And this is the reason why I am wholeheartedly supporting Hillary Clinton for the following reasons: One, she has been tested time and time again that she is there for the underprivileged and the disadvantaged; second, she has the experience; third, she is brilliant yet compassionate; and fourth which is very important, discrimation against any group of minorities will be protected and no reverse discrimation will ever occur. I am taking this effort hoping my voice will make a difference. There are some voters who just do not want to vote for Hillary Clinton because she is a woman; others, because she is a Clinton and want a different politician to sit in office; others go with the candidate who offer false hopes, full with rhetoric. Who wouldn't want to ride with the waves when this can make you "high". But what would happen when the tide is over and there is no more waves? Are we going back to the same situation where we are now with the George Bush style of governance, a trial and error method, whatever works out we can try, etc. There is just too much at stake in this election and this is the reason why I am supporting Hillary Clinton and I stand on her principle. I am calling all the Latinos and the Asian descent to rally for the cause that Hillary Clinton is fighting for. A vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote for a better and brighter future.

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Bill Burns, Arcadia,CA. — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 06:11:07 GMT

Like it or not this country is hemoraging jobs,money, our standing in the world and just about everything else that our dry drunk president has made a mess of. When you are hemoraging and are in the emergency room, you want the best avaiable doctor available to save your life and NOT a ROOKIE. Dr. Hillary Clinton, please (our country wants to live!!!!!!!!!!!!)

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L Hubert — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 09:21:35 GMT

Hey Miss Oklahoma Bill Clinton is not a complete joke. I happen to like Bill and Hillary Clinton. Just because Oklahoma is a Republican state leave him alone. You only hope to be as smart as they are.

Miss Tulsa

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Charles,Farmington MO — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 14:14:33 GMT

What I see is that most poster here did not have to support a family in the reagan years and then Bill years. All I know is that I had a better life with Bill. Unemployment here was 24% with the reagan and bush. Bill pulled it down to 2.3%. I am a man but I think it will take a good strong woman to fixs this mess. The republicans will do anything to keep her from winning because thay know that she would have more of a chance to win against McCain than Obama. They are spending alot of money on this and you know they own most of the news stations.

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Meri, Chicago, Illinois — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 20:53:14 GMT

All Ted Kennedy's endorsement of Obama did was remind baby boomers of Ted going home to sleep after leaving a woman to drown in a car-and she died a terrible death. The coverup afterwards left no doubt in the minds of those who remember that Ted was never, ever the Heir of Camelot and it was never his to pass on. And Caroline seems more interested in writing the same book over and over again and adding to the family fortune rather than carrying on her family's legacy of service. The truth is Camelot died when a plane crashed into the Atlantic in 1999. And if that is all Obama has, then he has nothing.

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Dainam, ArtoWar — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 21:41:26 GMT

OK, listen up people. You can comment whatever you want. Pick the Dems apart, spreading the nonsense around. But the basic fact is going to be no Dems is going to win this election. As much as the general population wanted a change, the change will not happen if you don’t look or make the strategic moves right. At wartime, republican will more than likely to win if given the condition to do so. But the fact that the GOP's is in such deep “tihs”, with lies, war, recession, and the list goes on. This might be the turning point for the Dems, but the turning point can as well be turned or easily played into an advantage (readonUwillCmyO) Because the historic tragedy for the GOP of winning election has been spreading fear to the American people and will pick the Dems apart, if they don’t play the card right, like these types of negative media and have the Dems fight over each other and will eventually make blunder endorsements.
The spreading fear card alone will blind the swing vote’s judgment not to mention moderate Christian (moderate conservative) because everyone knows these votes likely to win election! Change in Obama, very appealing, new vision, and new hope, maybe in every American dreams, but in political war it is not, repeat it is not reality. It is not going to stand a chance with the conservative (conservatism is still reign in America). Why? First, Barack “Hussein” Obama, the name alone is not American or African American perhaps is Muslim that is the first fear. Second, he is not born in mainland, and the Muslim upbringing, at time of war with radical Muslim doesn’t help his case either. Third, the ultimate political questions, is America ready for an African American or woman president? Is America ready for an African American, with the middle “Hussein”, Muslim upbringing, not born in continent USA, and whose father is from Africa or a Clinton(s)? Play the card right and change might still be a glimpse possibility.
U.N.

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Teacher, Mville, NC — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 23:59:58 GMT

No Child Left Behind was made up by a bunch of people sitting behind a desk with an idea of how a perfect classroom would be. How many of them of actually taught in public school and realize that not all children are ever going to be on grade level no matter how hard you push them! They are individuals with individual needs, not clones! If Clinton voted against it, at least she has a brain!

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DEMETRICE SAUNDERS — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:42:42 GMT

MSNBC hates Hillary Clinton! They are no better than FOX NEWS. That Chris Matthews coward would not have a show if it were not for the Clinton's. Tim Russurt is a fake news man as well, he's a spin reporter and he to hates hillary.

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jake,Los angeles — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 01:16:30 GMT

Maybe Ted and Obama are really really close if you know what I mean? Anyways wemen are there own worst enemies they vote really in a stupid way with there emoceans. So why should they even become President?

Hey Bill Is bill what are going to do?

Lets face it that the brother is going to run this country and it is about time.

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Ted Geronimo, Seattle, Washington — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 02:24:28 GMT

What about Sen. Obama's Kenyan connection? He has family in Kenya (his father's brother and relatives) Has anyone here given his family ties any attention and discussion in the event that Senator Obama is elected President of the USA? Or should we just prepare ourselves with the possible influx of Kenyan refugees seeking political asylum and guest workers visa? We read in the newspapers that Sen. Obama, in the midst of his busy campaign, is calling and talking to these Kenyan political leaders and also talking to Condoleeza Rice about the deadly political violence now going on in Kenya. What next? We dread to think of US troops being deployed to Kenya!!!!

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Shel, Southeast, FL — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 03:40:49 GMT

Let us not forget that most of you fools out there voted for the idiot BUSH, hence why things are so f*cked up to begin with.
On another token, who in their RIGHT minds would vote for this fool Obama...the one that refuses to pledge our flag OR place his hand on the bible because he's MUSLIM. Is this what you fools TRULY want?! Oh, well look at the majority that's voting for him to begin with. That explains alot, hence why we have *No child left behind* to begin with. Even a monkey has more brains.

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Linda Becker, Toledo, OH — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 04:25:55 GMT

This is ridiculous, do any of you people listen to yourselves? You sound like a group of high school kids with your name calling and complaining. And you are probably all wrong.
I bet you like George W. Bush, also.

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JT — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 04:43:43 GMT

Hey and Obama voted to renew the Patriot Act and then voted to fund a war he claims he would not vote for????
But then at that time he didnt exactly have a vote, nor the media on his back which then called everyone who didnt agree unpatriotic!!! Since he rarely votes when a vote is controversial why would you believe in the Senate had he been there he would NOT have caved in and voted for the war???

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Running Bear, Oxford, NC — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 05:01:39 GMT

Well I do not get it. When is your culture going to get it? (I am a Native American) The President doesn't run your country. Your congress does. SO when you change the poeple you voted for in congress and get rid of the good old boy act and the old foggey that there thinking is still back in the 50's then you will see change. Change the congress change the country

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Roger J. Laurel, Maryland — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 05:30:41 GMT

People please stop acting like adolescents. The bickering doesn't help. The only thing that matters is the future of the country. Although this is a race, it's NOT a game. This stuff isn't funny it's actually something you need to get real serious about. Everyone can see Barack draws support from all across the country. How can this be. People want to improve on America we are tired of living in the 20th century. We want to believe we are at least atempting to head towards utopia. The message has been CHANGE. Clearly even at this point a change for the greater good has begun in the way this campaign is unfolding. I have a curious question though. What would happen if Barak didn't win in November?
Will we continue to live in a shadow outside and away from peace and freedom. Will the boomers be the last generation to fulfill the American dream.

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DF Malden MA — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 13:45:00 GMT

> PERHAPS IT WOULD BE BEST, IF YOU FIRST CHECKED OUT..
> hillaryclinton.com , for more detailed information

What do think Jimmy Titus, next Wednesday you can sell the servers for this web site?

Gee H Bess, its next Wednesday. Hmmmmmm, no servers up for sale. Go ahead back and worship with your Muslim buddy Barack.

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Jay, Pennsylvania — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 14:04:09 GMT

Can anyone tell me what Obama stands for on anything? All I hear is Blah, Blah, Blah, change. Blah, blah, new. Blah, blah, blah I'm great and above politics.(every time he says that I cringe because all he does is put down other candidates he just does it in a backhanded sneaky away and always attaches the I'm above politics to it. His speeches (at least what I see on the news) just sound like a big pep rally change,change,change,change --- but WHAT is he really going to do? Does he know? Does anyone know???

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Braysley, Brecksville, Ohio. — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 14:07:51 GMT

How quickly people forget? I was better off eight years ago than I am now. Bill and Hillary got it done, that is all that I know and I took it to the bank then and I am still hopeful again. Moreover, the whole world was happier then and I am hoping it will be very soon.

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Carolann Joseph — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:23:01 GMT

What frightens me is that Obama has no experience in domestic or foregein matters; Kennedy is looking for some former glory day for the Kennedy's and no one other than Hillary knows what this country is facing economically. Leave Hillary along because she doesn't get in there, America is approaching the dust bowl days of the depression.

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Debbie Overland Park Kansas — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:50:09 GMT

The no child left behind is a joke. Never should have happened. IT DOES NOT WORK. Reading some of these comments is stupid. Get off the Monica issue. He's not the first president and won't be the last. Read your history. All I know is when clinton was president the world was a better place. Life was better for me and my family.

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Jasmin Adams, LA, Ca — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:51:49 GMT

Have we forgotten that Ted Kennedy is a drunken alcoholic who got away with murder? What has he been doing in senate all these years other than sucking our tax dollars? Yes, Obama is brilliant for choosing such a looser as his mentor. Doomed the day that the future of this country is determined by the votes of bunch of brain-dead individuals who have nothing better to do at 3 p.m. every afternoon but to watch Operah's show, or those who are easily swayed by bunch of actors or rap artists who do not care about ordinary people. They will make their millions regardless of who the president is.

CHANGE is more than just a word. I would like to know what Obama has done so far or will be doing to bring change. Granted, he is a good preacher but do we want a preacher to run the country and the world? If he is as brilliant as Oprah claims him to be, he would get on the ticket with Hillary and will learn from her and Bill and in eight years, yes he will get my vote to run for president. He simply is not ready yet!
And Oprah can claim she is not endorsing Obama because he is black till the cows come home, but we all know what the truth is. Show me his brilliance and tell me what has he done to make a difference in this world so far. CHANGE is more than Just a Word!

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alton craft — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 19:23:15 GMT

i have always admired the kennedy family and god no,s they have had a lot of bad things happen two them but some of the kennedy,s should be careful with what the say about any one else, remember the incident with the car going into the water with ted kennedy and a women who died in the car.

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Rhonda Davis Sebring Florida — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 19:26:43 GMT

Come on peeps...Do you REALLY want more GOP war and gutting of our personal freedoms? I like both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. I would prefer Hillary for the expierence, But either way...I will NOT vote for any GOP candidate!!! We need change in this country and only a Democrat will give us that. In November America will vote Democratic.

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Betty W. Stafford,Tx — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 22:11:36 GMT

Danny from SA Cal you are wrong Bill was a good President. What I'm so upset at some of the (media). Its like they write what they want people to hear, and do not give all people who are running for President a chance.
I think Bill did a great job as President and I think Ted Kennedy needs to go to old folks home. Don't get me wrong I loved his brothers. But just like with President Bush. The media has been putting him down from day one. Media needs to start over we need more honest writers.
Then all Americans need to think hard about who they should seen to Washington. This is a bad world and our kids should always come first.
We talk about health care. Could we start with children 0- threw school..Is there a way to start with them for free health care. If we can make that work the correct way. Add to it more and more..its time to try something.
Betty W.

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Dr. F. Kohnstein — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 16:34:57 GMT

GBS once said "Common-sense is intelligence, enough of it is genius" How unfortunate for Americans that they had not realized the genuine genius of the Congressman from Ohio, Dennis Kucinich?

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Dr. F. Kohnstein — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 16:37:06 GMT

GBS once said "Intelligence is common sense, enough of it is genius" How unfortunate for Americans that they had not realized the genuine genius of the Congressman from Ohio, Dennis Kucinich?

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Mary E. Malberg — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 18:14:46 GMT

I totally agree that Hillary changes her mind depending on the situation--anything that will get her votes. What a ditz. Does she think we are all nuts or inept and don't notice this? And yes she needs to say voting for the war was a mistake but don't hold your breath because she NEVER WILL!

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ME — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 14:51:07 GMT

I love that DREAM!!!!!hopegfully it will come TRUE!!!!!

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Opus — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:24:51 GMT

Hillary in the past hammered Obama over his slum lord friend Rezko and last Friday Howard Wolfson was quoted as saying, "the number of questions that we don't know the answers to about the relationship between Rezko and Obama is staggering.

My thoughts are the number of questions that we do not know the answers to about the finances and tax returns of Hillary and Bill Clinton is staggering!