Hillary Lies On Youtube

[HazelGod]

Hillary Clinton voted the same a Murtha. The entire nation after 9/11 wanted solidarity not in-fighting when the twin towers came down. It was not the time for a rouge Senator to stand against G.W. Bush. It was the time to stand against any enemy that would attack the United States of America.

I disagree. It is during the most extreme of circumstances that our most sacred principles must be held high. In my opinion, almost the entire US Senate disgraced itself six weeks after 9/11 in their rush to pass the USA PATRIOT Act...the lone holdout, the man whom I would really love to see aspire to the presidency himself at some point, was Russ Feingold.

As far as I'm concerned, he was the only one who kept a level head during a time of crisis.

 

[faceking]

...Hillary Clinton does not have to exaggerate her role in Bosnia or anywhere else....

:261:

Then why did she????

:theyareontome:

 

[Trinity]

What exactly was her contribution, Trinity?


If it has nothing to do with her contributions - why did she offer that as her answer as to what she did to contribute to Bosnia?

A simple search on the Dayton Peace Accord (research that term, Trinity and you'll learn why that's relevant -- here's a hint - take a gather as to when the Dayton Peace Accord was signed). It will prove that NOWHERE does Hillary Clinton's name show up on any of the negotiations or any of the UN committees.

For fuck's sake, military enforcement is what enforced peace in Bosnia, she showed up after the cease fire.

If you don't know anything about the subject matter Trinity, I wouldn't presume to defend her against it - you're just as ignorant about these matters as Hillary Clinton is. Only Hillary is claiming to be an expert.

That was her answer when asked to elaborate on her trip to Bosnia. She didn't say anything about what she did for the peace process.
Even her staunchest supporters are saying "yeah the sniper fire is going to discredit her foreign policy claim."

Wake up, Trinity. At best she has as much foreign policy experience as Obama - she clearly has no idea what's talking about. Bosnia 10 years ago and what Russia is doing right now to support Serbia's refusal to recognize Kosovo as an independent state.

Hillary has done the work of real diplomacy, visiting the front lines, meeting with world leaders, and working behind the scenes to make change.
In the midst of the air war over Kosovo, Hillary Clinton arrived in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on May 14, 1999. Despite concerns about security, she traveled to the international border on the edge of the war zone, and visited with refugees. She met separately with Prime Minister Georgievski and President Gligorov, accompanied by U.S. Ambassador to Macedonia Christopher Hill, to emphasize America’s support for the stability and security of Macedonia. She discussed refugee policy in these meetings. Before she arrived the Macedonian government had an inconsistent policy that frequently severely restricted the flow of refugees. Indeed in the days leading up to her visit, the flow of refugees had slowed greatly. Hillary pressed these leaders to embrace a border policy that would open the way to allow many more Kosovar Albanians to escape the war zone. After talks between Hillary Clinton and the Macedonian leadership, which included the announcement of two million dollars in aid, the government opened the borders much wider, thereby saving many, many lives.
As a Senator, Hillary Clinton championed prompt recognition of Kosovo’s independence in the context of full protection of minority rights, especially for the Serbs. She has supported the full integration of the Western Balkans into Europe and the transatlantic community.





Testimonials:

Statement of Richard Holbrooke, architect of the Dayton Accords, and former permanent representative to the United Nations.​

“It was dire in May 1999 when Hillary Clinton arrived in Macedonia. The government of Macedonia had slowed the flow of refugees from Kosovo to a trickle. After visiting refugees and gaining a first-hand assessment of the situation, the First Lady had intense talks with President Gligorov and Prime Minister Georgievski. In these talks, one in the Presidential Palace, another in the residence of the American Ambassador, Christopher Hill, Mrs. Clinton pressed the Macedonian government to fully open the border so that Kosovar Albanian refugees could flee the war zone to safety. She also committed herself to work with the government and people of Macedonia who also faced an emergency because of the threat to their own safety and stability. Hillary Clinton promised to take action to help the Macedonian economy. Returning to Washington, she pressed hard in the administration for action to support the Macedonians. She even contacted American business executives to ensure that American textile contracts in Macedonia were not canceled. There is no doubt in my mind, nor in the minds of those people I worked with in the Balkans at the time – that her intense efforts resulted in easing a crisis of significant dimensions and contributed to saving many lives.”​

Statement of Susan Braden, Director of Central and Eastern Europe, National Security Council, during Clinton Administration​

“I was the Director of Central and Eastern Europe at the National Security Council, with responsibility for the states on the front-line of the conflict with Serbia, including Macedonia. The First Lady traveled to the region to bolster these fragile states at a precarious time. In May 1999, working with the Macedonians, we arranged meetings for Hillary with the Macedonian leadership for the purpose of demonstrating support and, in light of the growing refugee crisis, to persuade the government to allow in more Kosovar Albanian refugees. Hillary successfully pressed the Macedonian government to allow in many more refugees. This trip was enormously important in resolving this immediate crisis. It also reassured the Macedonian government, and other states in the region affected by this crisis, that America would support them.”​

Statement from Melanne Verveer, Former Chief of Staff to First Lady Hillary Clinton​

“As her chief of staff, I traveled with Hillary to Macedonia and sat in on her meetings with the Macedonian leadership. The situation in Macedonia was fragile. There had been demonstrations against the U.S. Embassy, the Macedonian economy was faltering, and there were growing rifts in the Macedonian population over the conflict. In Macedonia, Hillary met with the President and Prime Minister, pushing them on the need to allow Kosovo refugees to flee to safety inside Macedonia. As a result of these talks, they changed their policies, and allowed in thousands of refugees. She spoke to the Macedonian people at the same time and told them that the United States stood with them, that we were grateful for their sacrifices, and she brought with her economic assistance to help Macedonia through this difficult period. Hillary’s diplomatic efforts averted a major refugee crisis and, at the same time, produced benefits for the people of Macedonia.”​

News Reports:

Hillary met with the Macedonian President and Prime Minister offering an economic development package. (Hillary) "Clinton heard her story Friday morning on her trip to Macedonia, which was aimed at highlighting the plight of ethnic Albanian refugees from Kosovo and assuring the poor Balkan nation that the United States understands the stress the influx has placed on it. Aid officials say Macedonia has taken about 233,000 of the nearly 800,000 refugees. Clinton met with Macedonian President Kiro Gligorov and Prime Minister Ljubco Georgievski. She announced the release of the first $ 2 million in a $ 21 million economic development package for Macedonia that is designed to help the fledgling democracy create new small businesses." [Chicago Tribune, 5/16/99]​

Hillary met with Macedonian officials 'trying to diffuse any anti-American sentiment and to bolster Macedonia's fragile coalition government. "Hillary Rodham Clinton swept through Macedonia on Friday on a visit that illustrated the Clinton administration's continuing struggle to balance the diverse strands of its Kosovo policy…Ethnic Macedonians, who make up roughly two-thirds of this country's population, generally oppose NATO's bombing of Yugoslavia. They also fear that if ethnic Albanians -- who made up roughly one-third of Macedonia's population before the crisis -- continue to pour in from Kosovo, Macedonians will be reduced to a minority in their own country. So although Clinton spent the morning addressing the suffering of the refugees, she spent the rest of the day trying to defuse any anti-American sentiment and to bolster Macedonia's fragile coalition government, a mix of Macedonian and Albanian parties." [Austin American-Statesman, 5/15/99]​

The Washington Post: "First Lady Brings Publicity, Aid to Macedonia:" First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, the first high-ranking American to visit here since the Kosovo crisis began, brought two messages to Macedonia today. Touring a refugee camp of 18,000 people, Clinton urged Americans not to become "immune" to the plight of more than 740,000 Kosovo Albanians expelled from their homeland since NATO began its air war against Yugoslavia on March 24. "We are trying to do everything possible to make these lives and stories real, not to let them fade into the background," she said… And she soothed the irritated government of Macedonia, which has taken in the refugees only reluctantly and at the price of more foreign aid. Clinton today added another $ 2 million to the pot -- the first installment of a $ 21 million reallocation of funds for Macedonia… Even as Clinton toured the camp, a few refugees were entering Macedonia from Kosovo. For 10 days, almost no one has crossed the frontier -- initially because Macedonian border guards were blocking refugees, then because Serbian authorities were not allowing them to leave… After her camp tour, Clinton met with Prime Minister Ljubco Georgievski, parliamentary president Savo Klimovski and local aid officials, and her message could not have been more straightforward: "I want to clearly express our appreciation to the government of Macedonia for the efforts they have made. It has been an incredible burden on Macedonia." [Washington Post, 5/15/99]​

 

[HazelGod]

:yawn:

If we were interested in reading spin and propaganda copied from Hillary's site, we'd already be supporting her in the election.

If you can't summarize the salient points in your own words, then you're unworthy of any serious consideration.

 

[roger_dodger]

I have got to admit though, if she was the last female on earth...

I still wouldn't fuck her with your dick.

 

[Trinity]

What exactly was her contribution, Trinity?
Those involved in Ireland Peace (nobe prize winners called bs on her).

No. Ireland's Nobel Peace Prize Winner John Hume Endorses Hillary Clinton in Interview


Hillary traveled to Northern Ireland seven times between 1995 and 2004, and gave what Northern Irish leader and Nobel Laureate John Hume recently described as “decisive support” to the peace process in Northern Ireland. She focused especially on encouraging the emergence of women in the political process. In addition, Hillary's work at the grass roots and behind-the-scenes helped cultivate the conditions necessary for the peace to take hold and last.
As political leaders on all sides of the process have attested, Hillary made important contributions in a wide variety of ways. She made private calls to the negotiating parties on all sides and at all levels to encourage them towards peace. She gave advice and technical assistance to Northern Ireland leaders on a range of governance issues. She used the bully pulpit to inspire and to challenge at a major address in 1998 before leaders from the contending sides.
In 1998 under the auspices of the U.S.-led Vital Voices Democracy Initiative, established by Hillary and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright the previous year – Hillary brought together 400 women in Belfast, Northern Ireland to foster their rise to prominence and leadership and to ensure that their success helped support peace. She met with community workers and with women politicians in Northern Ireland to encourage them to take on a larger role. She carried a pledge to the government of Ireland that the United States would remain a partner in the peace process.
Senator George Mitchell said that “She was very much involved in encouraging the emergence of women in the political process in Northern Ireland, which was a significant factor in ultimately getting an agreement.”
Hillary’s efforts have continued as Senator. She visited the Republic of Ireland on her first trip during her Senate term, and Northern Ireland on her second trip, where she spoke with all of the major leaders in Northern Ireland.
Every year, she meets with the Taoiseach and other party leaders from Ireland. She continues to take calls from all parties to provide help behind the scenes and to keep the process moving forward. And she has held meetings in her office at the request of Northern Irish officials on job creation, trade, agriculture, autism, policing, economic development – and of course reconciliation.
In December 2007, when Martin McGuiness and Ian Paisley were in Washington, they met with President Bush and Hillary, thanking Hillary for her contribution to the peace process.

Testimonials:

Statement from John Hume former MP MEP, founder of the SDLP and an architect of the Good Friday Agreement. He is the only person to win the Nobel Prize for Peace, the Ghandi Peace Award and the Martin Luther King Peace Prize.​

“I am quite surprised that anyone would suggest that Hillary Clinton did not perform important foreign policy work as First Lady. I can state from firsthand experience that she played a positive role for over a decade in helping to bring peace to Northern Ireland.​

She visited Northern Ireland, met with very many people and gave very decisive support to the peace process. There is no doubt that the people of Northern Ireland think very positively of Hillary Clinton’s support for our peace process, due to her visits to Northern Ireland and her meetings with so many people. In private she made countless calls and contacts, speaking to leaders and opinion makers on all sides, urging them to keep moving forward.​

Anyone criticizing her foreign policy involvement should look at her very active and positive approach to Northern Ireland and speak with the people of Northern Ireland who have the highest regard for her and are very grateful for her very active support for our peace process.”​

Inez McCormack, first female president of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions:​

"Hillary Clinton took risks for peace in asking me and others to bring women and communities from both traditions to affirm their capacity to work for common purpose and to assert, when there was no public dialogue which supported it, that working for common purpose on the basis of mutual respect was the core of effective peace building. She used her immense influence to give women like me space to develop this work and validated it every step of the way. This approach is now taken for granted bit it wasn't then. She told us that if we take risks for peace, she would stay with us on that journey. In my experience, it took hard work, attention to detail and a commitment of time and energy which she delivered steadily and where it was needed over the last decade."​

Baroness May Blood of the House of Lords, who worked for many years as a community leader in the Shankill area of West Belfast​

"The First Lady sent the message that the work and influence that grassroots women were undertaking within their communities was just as important as anything else that was taking place. I witnessed her building new confidence in women at the grassroots level and their stature grew within Northern Ireland as a consequence. All of a sudden they were being taken more seriously. The message we were also told by Hillary Clinton was that this work needed a political focus."​

Geraldine McAteer, Chief Executive of West Belfast Partnership Board​

"As First Lady, Hillary Clinton was extremely supportive of the peace process in Northern Ireland, and in particular, of the women who live here. In her visits during the peace process negotiations she met with women from a range of backgrounds and she recognized there was a real need to strengthen and support the voices of women in the post conflict context and get the needs of women and communities to the forefront of the new political agenda. She recognized that this would be best done through building the skillls of women here. Through her Vital Voices Conference in September 1998, I and others were able to develop our skills for the betterment of our communities."​

News reports:

2007: Hillary honored for her work on the Northern Ireland Peace process. Irish American Magazine named Hillary “Person of the Year”, celebrating “her work on the Northern Ireland peace process”. [Irish American Magazine, April/May 07]​

2007: Hillary met with Irish leaders who wanted to 'pay their respects to Hillary' for her work on behalf of peace in Northern Ireland. Martin McGuinness and Ian Paisley recently traveled to Washington on behalf of the fledging Northern Ireland government, and they specifically requested two personal meetings: one with President George W. Bush and one with Senator Hillary Clinton. They wanted to “pay their respects to Hillary” for her long and varied role in promoting and working for peace in Northern Ireland. [Guardian, December 8, 2007]. As McGuinness put it, “these are wonderfully exciting times for all of us back home, not least because of the contributions made by President Clinton and Mrs. Clinton.” [AP, December 7, 2007].​

1999: Northern Ireland Secretary: ‘Hillary is one of the essential reasons’ Ireland had peace. An August 1999 issue of Talk Magazine quotes Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam: "Hillary is one of the essential reasons we've had 18 months of relative peace. Without her we would have no economic boom."​

1999: Hillary made frequent trips to Northern Ireland where she was 'not just in the humdrum affairs of state…but in the nitty gritty of the political scene' “A few years back the notion of an American First Lady speaking out on any aspect of life in Northern Ireland would have been taboo. Now it is accepted that not just this First Lady but also her husband make frequent trips to the North, and that they become involved not just in the humdrum affairs of state such as opening a new training center or mouthing niceties at a conference, but in the nitty gritty of the political scene too." [Irish Voice, May 25, 1999]​

 

[faceking]

I have got to admit though, if she was the last female on earth...

I still wouldn't fuck her with your dick.

You wouldn't stick it between those pale cankles?

 

[faceking]

No. Ireland's Nobel Peace Prize Winner John Hume Endorses Hillary Clinton in Interview

Sorry, but anyone/thing with Nobel Peace Prize attached = sham, political, liberal back patting. Any validity to claims laid herein, just lost a few points in my book. Just my opinion.

 

[hotbtminla]

:yawn:

If we were interested in reading spin and propaganda copied from Hillary's site, we'd already be supporting her in the election.

If you can't summarize the salient points in your own words, then you're unworthy of any serious consideration.

Trinity's conspicuous avoidance of my last post says this in volumes as well.

 

[deleted15807]

Trinity's conspicuous avoidance of my last post says this in volumes as well.

What can Trinity say? She's been outed for the imposter she is. However like 'The Terminator' I'm sure 'she'll be back'.

 

[Industrialsize]

Obama has no Foreign Relations, Foreign Policy and no real National Security experience to speak of. He has to attack Hillary Clinton's experience because he has naught to speak of.

Hillary Clinton does not have to exaggerate her role in Bosnia or anywhere else. Sniper fire has nothing to do with her contribution to the Bosnia Peace Mission and her contribution to the mission bring Peace to Ireland. The absence of sniper fire cannot take away her experience in Foreign Relations or her valuable exposure to Foreign Policy in the making.

Hillary Clinton voted the same a Murtha. The entire nation after 9/11 wanted solidarity not in-fighting when the twin towers came down. It was not the time for a rouge Senator to stand against G.W. Bush. It was the time to stand against any enemy that would attack the United States of America.

Barack Obama doesn't have a "NO" Vote to stand on. He wasn't in the Senate. With the way Obama shirks away from making hard votes, one can only wonder what he would have actually done. But in any case, all Obama has to stand on is his speech from 2002 where he spoke against the war. Since arriving in the Senate Obama has the same voting record as Clinton on Iraq. If Obama is the great communicator and redeemer why hasn't he been able to sway the majority of congress to go differently on Iraq? Why hasn't he been a rouge Senator on Iraq since his arrival?

The 3 am Ad scared no one. Obama's lack of preparation and lack of knowledge of current political events...yeah that was scary. When he looked at Sen. Clinton in the Debate when both were asked about the next president of Russia...that was classic.

Obama has no Foreign Relations experience. Obama was supposed to chair a committee on Afghanistan, something he thought was of utmost importance and Obama had yet to call a committee meeting. Obama can keep on trying to attack Sen. Clinton's experience but it only highlights just how much he is lacking.

you're right the only thing sniper fire proves is Hillary lied

 

[Elmer Gantry]

I can't believe they have the temerity to spin her "humanitarian" work in Kosovo and Bosnia as something worthy of praise. While hubby is bombing the living daylights out of them, she's on the other side making sure the Serbs can get them off the land they wanted for good.

Well done, Hillary.

 

[Industrialsize]

Hillary Clinton voted the same a Murtha. The entire nation after 9/11 wanted solidarity not in-fighting when the twin towers came down. It was not the time for a rouge Senator to stand against G.W. Bush. It was the time to stand against any enemy that would attack the United States of America.

you're absolutely right......except the enemy was NOT IRAQ

 

[Industrialsize]

Clinton Appears Weary Of Taking 'Sniper Fire'

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While Bosnia may have still been considered a "potential war zone" in March 1996, there were no open hostilities. NATO troops were patrolling the area in force, engaged in tasks such as clearing mines and blowing up old ammunition dumps. According to Adrian Pandurevic of Associated Press TV, "there were no armed groups roaming Bosnia, or any significant threat," and "the former front lines had been bulldozed." He described claims of "sniper fire" in and around the Tuzla air base as "simply ridiculous."
Rick Atkinson, a longtime military correspondent for The Washington Post, was also in the Tuzla region around the time of Clinton's visit, reporting on the activities of the 1st Armored Division. He remembers hiring a rental car and roaming by himself over back roads between the air base and the city. He said in an e-mail that "the only danger was from mines, and those had all been removed from the air base area," and from plane crashes caused by bad weather conditions, of the kind that killed Commerce Secretary Ronald H. Brown and 34 others near Dubrovnik, Croatia, in April 1996.
Atkinson recalled that the Tuzla story had "become so boring" by late March that The Post had practically lost interest, and he was reassigned to a different part of Bosnia.
It is, of course, entirely plausible that the Secret Service was nervous about escorting the first lady into what had recently been a combat zone and insisted that she and her traveling companions wear flak jackets for the landing in Tuzla. It is also possible that Clinton heard reports about "snipers in the hills around the airstrip," as she recalled in her 2003 autobiography, "Living History." But there is no evidence that she was "forced to cut short an event on the tarmac with local children" because of sniper activity. TV news reports from the time show a smiling Clinton walking across the tarmac and bending down to greet an 8-year-old Bosnian girl.
On the campaign trail, Clinton began providing further embellishments on the Tuzla tale. In Dubuque, Iowa, on Dec. 30, she said she was the first high-profile American to go to Bosnia after the signing of the peace agreement, overlooking President Clinton's trip to Tuzla in January 1996. "We landed in one of those corkscrew landings and ran out because they said there might be sniper fire," she said in Iowa. "I don't remember anyone offering me tea on the tarmac there."
The reference to not being offered tea on the tarmac was evidently a riposte to a claim by Barack Obama a few days earlier that Clinton's eight years in the White House as first lady were a glorified "tea party."
A corkscrew landing is a technique used by military pilots to land in a war zone to limit the risk of being hit by ground fire. Instead of beginning its descent 20 miles from the runway, the plane arrives over the airport at a high altitude and then twists down in a tight spiral, like a corkscrew. Other passengers aboard the C-17 that brought Clinton from Ramstein Air Base in Germany remember a steeper-than-usual approach but not a classic corkscrew landing.
Clinton repeated the claim of sniper fire in a Feb. 29 campaign rally in Waco, Tex. Contrasting her foreign policy experience with that of Obama, she mentioned her visit to Bosnia when a welcoming ceremony "had to be moved inside because of sniper fire."
Questioned about this speech yesterday while campaigning in Pennsylvania, Clinton said that she remembered being told by the military and the Secret Service that "we were going into a war zone," adding: "I was the first first lady taken into a war zone since Eleanor Roosevelt." But she said she acknowledged that she had "made a mistake" in talking about her Tuzla experiences, both on March 17 "and recently."
Pressed about her statement that she had "misspoken" only once in 12 years, she said she was joking.
"Gosh, lighten up, guys," she told reporters.
Clinton spokesman Phil Singer declined to answer any more questions about the incident.

 

[D_Kaye Throttlebottom]

I'm just pissed off...for her to push a story like that suggests that the UN, US military, intelligence, monitoring the airspace and surveying the environment in Tuzla gave the flight carrying the 1st Lady the go ahead to fly in in harm's way. It doesn't work that way. If it's unstable or uncertain to land - the plane doesn't land. Hillary doesn't get to make that call, because security isn't thinking about what Hillary wants, their directive is to protect the first lady - no matter WHO she may be.

Women like her give those of us that are in the military, in intelligence, policy, public service a bad rap with her bullshit lies.

My dad is telling me she has to be so tough because of guys like Rush Limbaugh. Who the fuck listens to Rush any more? New isn't running for office, nor is Rush. Obama is running for office. She created this bs idea that she has foreign policy experience that Obama is lacking. At best she's made appearances for a show of "US" support, but she did not negotiate policy, she wasn't in the UN war room, making deals, and she wasn't landing on the ground in harm's way. It's like she's drafting a movie version of what really happened.

She has no more foreign policy experience than Obama.

Thank god we have youtube and other mediums to debunk her bs claims. Ads like the 3am one mislead people as does her idea that SHE was the one responsible for Kosovo and Ireland and Bosnia.

I can't take her bs lying. She's not going to win the nomination. I mean this is the candidate making this blunders. "Johnson made civil rights happen, not Dr. King?" "We landed in sniper fire, there was no welcoming ceremony and we were told to run to our cars." "I negotiated for open borders in Macdeonia" No, you ignorant wench, borders were already opened and Kosovar refugees had overwhelmed the Macedonian borders - to which the UN gave Macedonia relief, AID, supplies and funding to house Kosovar refugees - that wasn't Hillary Clinton.

I've worked for superiors that take credit for subordinate's work before - but she's so megalo-maniacal she's taking credit for international policy and peace-keeping deals because she set foot on the ground and smiled??? No, she smiled under sniper fire. Whatever.

 

[TinyPrincess]

Love this - finally she made a major mistake....

 

[D_Kaye Throttlebottom]

Questioned about this speech yesterday while campaigning in Pennsylvania, Clinton said that she remembered being told by the military and the Secret Service that "we were going into a war zone," adding: "I was the first first lady taken into a war zone since Eleanor Roosevelt." But she said she acknowledged that she had "made a mistake" in talking about her Tuzla experiences, both on March 17 "and recently."
Pressed about her statement that she had "misspoken" only once in 12 years, she said she was joking.
"Gosh, lighten up, guys," she told reporters.
Clinton spokesman Phil Singer declined to answer any more questions about the incident.

So basically, Hillary, a candidate for president, can inflate any scenario to her advantage and she just mis-spoke? right.

And Rev. Wright, Obama's former minister, who is not running for office, words are enough to sink Obama's credibility?

Hillary will unite the party alright. I can see it now. The superdelegates give it to her and chaos erupts and her argument is that she had to flee the convention for fear of sniper fire and she will unite the party before the general election. It's not going to happen.

Her campaign is falling apart. Her foreign policy claim is falling apart. Her campaign is begging for donations for another AD.

Hillary's fibs are coming out and solidifying that she has no foreign policy experience - she has foreign travel experience at best. Travel isn't policy. She hoped Rev. Wright's statements would end his run, however Obama found a way to unify and redirect on the issues, like adults (despite those that hope for Obama cutting his own face over the 'scandal'). Rats. That didn't happen either. Obama's up in the polls again. Poor Hillary.

Obama isn't indulging in creative story-telling to win an election, Hillary does the creative story-telling.

Obama will lock the nomination, we just have to wait it out.

 

[Trinity]

Clinton Appears Weary Of Taking 'Sniper Fire'

Obama appears weary of Rev. Wright's Sniper Fire. He couldn't even worship on Easter in his own church or in his own state.

 

[Skull Mason]

Embellishing stories of sniper fire while on a humanitarian mission is wayyyyyy worse than having a rogue preacher as a spiritual guide and mentor for 20 years. If I had some change every time someone embellished a story to me I would have mega cash. Oh shit, bitch lied about sniper fire, off with her head!!!! Why even bother making a story about this; do you people actually believe it compares in any way to Obama's recent issues?

 

[Shelby]

do you people actually believe it compares in any way to Obama's recent issues?

Actually, no it doesn't. It's far worse. It's not embellishing. It's lying. Repeatedly.

And only confessing when caught red handed.

If lying is cool with you then Hillary's your gal.