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PoliGAF Thread of THE END and FIST POUNDS (NYT: Hillary drop out/endorse Saturday)

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Larry Johnson is a total idiot...he got chumped by the Republicans.

So whackjob Johnson's last update on the "Whitey" tape stated it was Michelle Obama on a panel with the wife of Farrakhan at the 2004 rainbow/push coalition.

Someone found a cached version of the full program online here:

http://web.archive.org/web/20040811233750/corona.tpsgi.com/rpc/Conference_Schedule.htm

Not only is there NO Farrakhan ANYWHERE on ANY dais but the supposed panel that Michelle went 'whitey' on was hosted by not 1 but 2 ABC 7 anchors meaning that this tape would have exploded back in 2004 because ABC reporters were on site hosting the panel she was on!

Congratulation Larry Johnson, it is now confirmed you are an incredible fucking "moran"!!!
 

Apharmd

Member
RubxQub said:
I fucking hate feminists.

USE YOUR GOD DAMNED BRAIN!

To be fair, there are feminists who argued that women now have the freedom to choose between a candidate based on their character and policies, rather than gender.
 
Deus Ex Machina said:
Feminist leader says no to Obama

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http://www.startribune.com/politics/national/president/19416774.html?location_refer=Outdoors
So McCaine who called his wife a four letter C word is better then Hope?

C***>>>HOPE
 

Keylime

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Ok ok ok.... I shouldn't generalize femanists...

But fuck the ones are that are super feministy!
 

E-phonk

Banned
This made the frontpage of some newspapers over here - didn't see it discussed:

Revealed: Secret plan to keep Iraq under US control

Bush wants 50 military bases, control of Iraqi airspace and legal immunity for all American soldiers and contractors

A secret deal being negotiated in Baghdad would perpetuate the American military occupation of Iraq indefinitely, regardless of the outcome of the US presidential election in November.

The terms of the impending deal, details of which have been leaked to The Independent, are likely to have an explosive political effect in Iraq. Iraqi officials fear that the accord, under which US troops would occupy permanent bases, conduct military operations, arrest Iraqis and enjoy immunity from Iraqi law, will destabilise Iraq's position in the Middle East and lay the basis for unending conflict in their country.



But the accord also threatens to provoke a political crisis in the US. President Bush wants to push it through by the end of next month so he can declare a military victory and claim his 2003 invasion has been vindicated. But by perpetuating the US presence in Iraq, the long-term settlement would undercut pledges by the Democratic presidential nominee, Barack Obama, to withdraw US troops if he is elected president in November.

More of the article here:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...lan-to-keep-iraq-under-us-control-840512.html
 

Cheebs

Member
I think Gallup is done with daily tracking. I understand that they haven't updated the primary poll in 2 days for obvious reasons but they stopped doing daily tracking for the gen. election too.
 

E-phonk

Banned
Apharmd said:
How credible is this? This legal immunity shit sounds very unreal.
I don't know, but the independent isn't a tabloid, it's a newspaper comparable to the Washington Post / New York Times afaik.
 
Deus Ex Machina said:
Sometimes I really wonder how much these people understand about politics. I know some people on here have supported the conspiracy theories that Hillary ultimately would love to run again in 2012, but these claims seem to be poorly conceived. The fact of the matter is that, even if that's ultimately her dream, she has to know that typically that doesn't play well in the Democratic party. The dream that McCain will beat Obama and everyone is going to learn the error of their ways and succumb to the rationale of "See? That's why we should have nominated Hillary. Next time you'll know better." is hopelessly naive. Even if Barack does lose, there's a very slim chance that she can swoop in and be the savior of the party in 2012, especially if there's a feeling out there that a bitter Hillary and/or her bitter supporters lampooned Obama.

Either way, that's kind of a moot point as I expect most of these disillusioned individuals to realize that they are just succumbing to knee-jerk reactions right now and vote Democratic in the fall.
 
RubxQub said:
Ok ok ok.... I shouldn't generalize femanists...

But fuck the ones are that are super feministy!
I just don't understand how you can be for the rights of one group while at the same time hoping another group never gets the same rights you feel you deserve
strange lines are being crossed here I don't see the good in these angry people
 

Keylime

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domokunrox said:
My wife and I were watching this live, and when it did that my wife and I blurted out at the same time "Did they just fist pound?" Might as well pull out the 3 footer. :lol
Is this some slang I'm not aware of...or are you referencing some word that rhymes with slang?

I think I'm bothered either way?
 

Hitokage

Setec Astronomer
Again, stop insulting non-crazy feminists by lumping them in with Pro-Hillary nutjobs. :p

worldrunover: Great except it should say FUCK YES FIST POUND

Steve Youngblood said:
Sometimes I really wonder how much these people understand about politics. I know some people on here have supported the conspiracy theories that Hillary ultimately would love to run again in 2012, but these claims seem to be poorly conceived. The fact of the matter is that, even if that's ultimately her dream, she has to know that typically that doesn't play well in the Democratic party. The dream that McCain will beat Obama and everyone is going to learn the error of their ways and succumb to the rationale of "See? That's why we should have nominated Hillary. Next time you'll know better." is hopelessly naive. Even if Barack does lose, there's a very slim chance that she can swoop in and be the savior of the party in 2012, especially if there's a feeling out there that a bitter Hillary and/or her bitter supporters lampooned Obama.

Either way, that's kind of a moot point as I expect most of these disillusioned individuals to realize that they are just succumbing to knee-jerk reactions right now and vote Democratic in the fall.
Bush winning the election isn't a problem. Everyone will see in four years time they should have picked Gore and everything will be fine when the democrats win!
 

Apharmd

Member
E-phonk said:
I don't know, but the independent isn't a tabloid, it's a newspaper comparable to the Washinton Post / New York Times afaik.

That's what scared me; it SOUNDS like tabloid shit. I wonder why other American newspapers or news channels haven't covered it yet...
 

Keylime

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Smiles and Cries said:
I just don't understand how you can be for the rights of one group while at the same time hoping another group never gets the same rights you feel you deserve
strange lines are being crossed here I don't see the good in these angry people
What is a particularly strange statement I see brought up is something to the effect of:

Blue-Haired Mertle DroopyBags said:
Women got the right to vote before blacks! IT IS OUR TURN! They can wait until a woman gets into office first.

So moronic it drives me crazy.
 

Tamanon

Banned
Yeah, should be photoshopped in the second frame, not the third.

Wasserman-Schultz has been getting some heat for not supporting the Dem challengers near her in the House races, instead choosing to support the Republican incumbents.
 

Keylime

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Hitokage said:
This story is dated May 30th.
If feminists didn't scare me enough...time traveling feminists are far far scarier.
 
Gallup: Obama leads McCain 62% to 29% among Hispanic voters.

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Obama did not fare well against Hillary Clinton among Hispanics in the 2008 primaries, but the early indications are that he will do well among this increasingly Democratic group in the general election. The May data show Obama with a 62% to 29% advantage over McCain among Hispanics.
 
Deus Ex Machina said:
Gallup: Obama leads McCain 62% to 29% among Hispanic voters.

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Obama did not fare well against Hillary Clinton among Hispanics in the 2008 primaries, but the early indications are that he will do well among this increasingly Democratic group in the general election. The May data show Obama with a 62% to 29% advantage over McCain among Hispanics.

any data on how kerry did with hispanics?
 

terrene

Banned
RubxQub said:
I fucking hate feminists.

USE YOUR GOD DAMNED BRAIN!
You're confused. This person is racist, not feminist.

Rule of thumb: Old, normally Democrat, former Hillary supporter, thinks Obama "isn't qualified," and caught up in identity politics (he's black, she's a woman) = not voting for Obama because she's racist. Pretty obvious.
 

Keylime

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terrene said:
You're confused. This person is racist, not feminist.

Rule of thumb: Old, normally Democrat, former Hillary supporter, thinks Obama "isn't qualified," and caught up in identity politics (he's black, she's a woman) = not voting for Obama because she's racist. Pretty obvious.
I said I was sorry, sorta!

It's these psycho-feminists that are getting to me.
 
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Somebody needs to do the Gutgina-style zoom-in on Tubbs' chompers, or just her face in general..

Fuck I couldn't stand her.. Her and Lanny.
 
Sharp said:
62 - 29? I didn't realize McCain was polling that badly among Hispanics.

It's really good news, especially considering that some of Obama's best prospects are in the southwest.

If this develops into a trend of hispanic voters breaking away for Obama then his campaign really needs to focus on the GOTV and new voter registration in hispanic communities. Send Hillary and Richardson there to really work them. I'm thinking New Mexico and Southern Texas - I wonder if a massive hispanic turnout in Texas, coupled with a massive turnout in the cities could tip it blue :)
 

GhaleonEB

Member
Francois the Great said:
Just found it. Kerry won the hispanic vote 53% to 44% in 2004.

Obama seems to be doing MUCH better. We'll see.
And keep in mind this data was culled from Gallup polls over the course of May (they cite 25,000 polls, so it may have come from their daily tracking polls). It's an interesting data point, but at this point I'm more interested in the first round of polling after Obama clears the nomination. I think any data from the tail-end of the contested primary may actually understate Obama's support.

But it's an encouraging sign. It means he should be able to flip New Mexico and Nevada, at least.
 

Stumpokapow

listen to the mad man
Smiles and Cries said:
Holy shit McCaine has 4% of the black vote at this historic moment is huge rite? Who are those people?

I feel like a black Republican
Tote a MAC'n Republican
Act so southern n' die for my brethren
Money, money, money
Like money Mac and publishing
 

esbern

Junior Member
Francois the Great said:
any data on how kerry did with hispanics?


non-hispanic whites? non-hispanic blacks? i had to look at that for a minute to figure out what the fuck they were talking about.
 

Keylime

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Imm0rt4l said:
talk about cutting your nose off to spite your face.
I backed it down a bit later!

GAD PEOPLE!
 
Smiles and Cries said:
Holy shit McCaine has 4% of the black vote at this historic moment is huge rite? Who are those people?

4% is the percentage of black republicans like Condolica Rice and the crazy dude who wrote Crazy Black Man
 
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