She touts Karl Rove's electoral map as her winning and uses one of his oldest tricks (used also re: Canada) to be the source but blame your opponent.

Her contrasting use of RFK's assassination is beyond comprehension...or reasoning...there is no excuse other then the obvious...

She's losing it and I don't just mean the race.

Posted at May 23, 2008 5:14 PM in response to Hillary Accuses Obama Campaign Of Being Behind Stories About "Talks" Between Camps

It's also against the law and so is concealing the number the robo call originated from. Your group claims to be trying to get single woman to register to vote, yet is has been documented your robo calls were directed at the AA community using an AA name, not a woman's name. You have a history of doing these robo calls suspiciously before primaries, conveniently confusing voters who are already registered.

I'm not buying it was human error SarahWVWV. You and your group are not my voice. I will not stand for a group who is a front for other means to use my gender and my voice to further your BS cause. I am offended by treating me as a naive individual too ignorant to know what you are really trying to do and breaking the law in order to do it.

I have taken this as my personal commitment to stop your group from misrepresenting yourself to individuals whom you have intentionally misled, a populace of people you have no right in doing so.

Consider yourself and your organization on notice.

Posted at April 30, 2008 4:19 PM in response to Nonprofit Women's Voices Women Vote Stops Suspicious N.C. Robo Calls

Does that mean he'll live on the Space station? lol That should help her in her promise to keep bill out of trouble lol

Posted at April 23, 2008 12:35 PM in response to Plouffe Rules Out Use Of Whitewater Or Cattle Futures Against Hillary

I'm still trying to figure out how they are getting 10 when I get a little over 8.

Posted at April 23, 2008 11:26 AM in response to Obama Campaign: "We Are Less Than 300 Delegates From Securing Nomination"

No one said it would be easy running against a recognized Washington brand name insider with the name Clinton to boot.

We should be celebrating the fact that together with Obama we have succeeded in giving them (all Washington insiders, corporations, etc.) a run for their money and succeeded in establishing a formidable opponent who is prepared to call them on it and fight for what we believe in.

It isn't about his not being able to close the deal. He did that weeks ago. What we are up against is the old guard who do not want Washington to change, but we know we do. We know it has to change.

Giving up would be akin to Columbus within sight of the shore and saying to his crew, "Yeah, there are some choppy waves ahead of us, I don't think we should go there and stir up even more. Let's turn back."

The time is now to take on Washington. The time is now to make our stand.

I will never give up.

Posted at April 23, 2008 11:05 AM in response to It's all over

It didn't take this post, last night or this primary to make me despise Hillary Clinton. My revulsion for her has developed over the course of the last 15 years.

Posted at April 23, 2008 10:32 AM in response to OK. It's Official. I hate Hillary.

Thanks for the update. Tried to find the post but I take your word for it. Senator Obama is an amazing man and his graciousness towards this woman is admirable, one of his outstanding traits that keeps me steadfastly in his corner.

Having said that, I can't extend the same. I think Fowler is a hack. I don't condone her citizen journalist practices and wonder who of the Obama family will be next...their kids?

Their is something eerily reminiscent in this woman's actions of more of a stalker than a reporter, so while I may not have the post spot on, I stand by my intuition.

For me her 'compliment' to the Obama campaign rings hollow.

Posted at April 18, 2008 12:14 PM in response to Mayhill Fowler: Alone Again Naturally

Ugh! I can't even stomach the sound of her voice anymore. She's like a broken record and needs to be tossed.

Posted at April 18, 2008 11:07 AM in response to Hillary: Tough Questions At Debate "Nothing Like The Pressures You Face Inside White House"

Everyday I'm checking out the polls and wondering if at the end of the day they really mean that much. Maybe I'm just polled out.

Posted at April 18, 2008 10:53 AM in response to Zogby: Debate Produced No Big Movement In Pennsylvania For Either Candidate