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I'm John McCain, and I Approve of Hillary Clinton's Message
March 11, 2008 8:53 AM
"People want to have a nominee that’s going to win. So a lot of the things they accepted initially may not hold up. Independent and Republican support is diminishing as they find out he’s the most liberal Democratic senator. As they get more of a sense that he’s not ready to be Commander-in-Chief, a lot of Independents who were supporting him are disappearing."
- Clinton senior adviser Mark Penn, in the New Yorker
- jpt
March 11, 2008 | Permalink | User Comments (51)
"People want to have a nominee that’s going to win. So a lot of the things they accepted initially may not hold up. Independent and Republican support is diminishing as they find out he’s the most liberal Democratic senator."
Someone should "advise" Mr. Penn that we Independents are independent precisely because we aren't manipulated by spin. It's spin to suggest that Obama's record and position on issues is "most liberal" while Clinton is a virtual Republican. There's very little difference between the two on the issues.
As for me, a veteran white male, Independent former-Republican, I don't give a rats behind about the liberal/conservative labels that people like neocons to use to manipulate people.
I don't give a rip about some guy named Rezko that has no more to do with this campaign than all the convicted Clinton friends and partners-in-crime.
And I don't give a rip about some late-night comedy sketch that has influence over the weaker minds of the world.
Barak has my Independent white male vote in the primary, and the election, and no amount of spin can change that.
Posted by: Wayne | Mar 13, 2008 1:00:20 AM
The bottom line is Hillary has had much more experience than Barack.
As First Lady she was often accused of doing too much; of being too involved. Now conveniently they are trying to diminish all her experience.
This is just a strategy; the truth is Hillary is the one with much more experience - she is much more qualified.
If she were a man, they would not belittle her experience so much.
Craig is just spinning - they will desperately spin everything they can try to apparently. Hillary never claimed to play a "central" role. Look at exactly what she said. She said she was very involved, (which she was), she said she participated (which she did).
Posted by: Lauren | Mar 12, 2008 10:50:44 PM
Unfortunatly for Obama voters already knew he wasnt qualified on national defense.Clinton didnt point it out to us.Infact McCain had commented on it after the last debate but it gets all the Obama people foaming at the mouth its like Pelosis comment yesterday.It was Pelosi's opinion that Obama didnt need it pointed out to the republicans honey they already knew it
Posted by: girlinvt | Mar 12, 2008 5:17:08 PM
The only difference between Obama and Hilary is their Gender and Color!! Neither can be compared to the Hero John MCCain!
Posted by: spock | Mar 12, 2008 2:08:48 PM
By Byron York
Greg Craig, the former Clinton White House counsel who is now supporting Barack Obama, has just sent out a letter sharply attacking Hillary Clinton's claims to experience in foreign policy. "Senator Clinton has cited a handful of international incidents where she says she played a central role," Craig writes. "But any fair-minded and objective judge of these claims – i.e., by someone not affiliated with the Clinton campaign – would conclude that Senator Clinton’s claims of foreign policy experience are exaggerated." Then this:
There is no doubt that Hillary Clinton played an important domestic policy role when she was First Lady. It is well known, for example, that she led the failed effort to pass universal health insurance. There is no reason to believe, however, that she was a key player in foreign policy at any time during the Clinton Administration. She did not sit in on National Security Council meetings. She did not have a security clearance. She did not attend meetings in the Situation Room. She did not manage any part of the national security bureaucracy, nor did she have her own national security staff. She did not do any heavy-lifting with foreign governments, whether they were friendly or not. She never managed a foreign policy crisis, and there is no evidence to suggest that she participated in the decision-making that occurred in connection with any such crisis. As far as the record shows, Senator Clinton never answered the phone either to make a decision on any pressing national security issue – not at 3 AM or at any other time of day.
Going down the list of international hotspots from the Clinton years, Craig writes that it is "a gross overstatement of the facts for her to claim even partial credit for bringing peace to Northern Ireland." Her claim to a role in bringing peace to Bosnia is also unfounded, Craig says. Her claim to have negotiated the flight of refugees from Kosovo "is not true," according to Craig, who quotes Bill Clinton's top envoy to the Balkans as saying, "I cannot recall any involvement by Senator Clinton in this issue." And on Rwanda, where Bill and Hillary Clinton have said that she pressed him to intervene with U.S. troops, Craig writes, "There is no evidence…to suggest that this ever happened." Finally, Craig attacks Hillary Clinton's claim that her 1995 speech about women's rights in China also qualifies as foreign policy experience. "It is strange that Senator Clinton would base her own foreign policy experience on a speech that she gave over a decade ago," Craig writes, "since she so frequently belittles Barack Obama’s speeches opposing the Iraq War six years ago." Summing up: The Clinton campaign's argument is nothing more than mere assertion, dramatized in a scary television commercial with a telephone ringing in the middle of the night. There is no support for or substance in the claim that Senator Clinton has passed "the Commander-in-Chief test." That claim – as the TV ad – consists of nothing more than making the assertion, repeating it frequently to the voters and hoping that they will believe it.
Source: NRO
Posted by: femo | Mar 12, 2008 5:48:40 AM
Obama has eleven years of experience as an elected official. Hillary Clinton has seven.
More than one quarter of Hillary Clinton supporters would vote for McCain. Clinton has also used tactics, most notably the red phone scare, that are in line with conservative rhetoric. So, yes, there is not much difference between McCain and Clinton. You can expect more of the same with either. More war and more, as a result of war, recession.
So, yes, if you are looking for more or less of the same, go for Clinton or McCain. But remember that a vote for Clinton is a vote for McCain as most conservatives hate the Clintons and as all polls show that Obama is more likely to defeat McCain. They are voting for her now (in Ohio, Texas, Mississippi) to make sure that Obama is not on the ticket since he would be tougher to beat in November. Also be aware that, in the end, you will very likely get the worse of the two choices. More people clearly despise Hillary Clinton on both the conservative and liberal sides than despise McCain for all his faults.
Posted by: SuperdelegationNation | Mar 12, 2008 3:33:40 AM
Let me put it another way:
Nancy Pelosi and many who support Barack's campaign are those who can literally afford to have a candidate who is more style than qualifications in the beginning.
I am one of Americans who literally cannot financially afford to wait while such a new and "innovative" administration full of the unknown and inexperience gets it's act together.
I want the most efficient administration possible.
I do want someone was involved in the last Clinton administration, and knows first-hand about all of the changes they made which helped the economy, to make it one of the most socio-economically succesful we've ever had.
In the debates, it was obvious that Hillary is both the most knowledgeable and qualified. That is what I want.
Posted by: Lauren | Mar 12, 2008 1:31:49 AM
Lauren, It's called opposition research and it's practiced by both parties at all levels (ever heard the LBJ tapes?).
I did not refer to and do not care about the 3am ad. I do not believe that Hillary Clinton has extensive political experience - I believe that her husband does - and that Obama has at least as much experience as Bill Clinton did when he ran for president - if not more.
But I do care quite a lot about statements that Hillary has made that can be spliced directly into Republican campaign ads. I am not alone. I am also not alone in opposing a Clinton/Obama ticket. Today, CNN reported that Nancy Pelosi stated: "I think that ticket either way is impossible," "I think that the Clinton administration has fairly ruled that out by proclaiming that Senator McCain would be a better commander-in-Chief than Obama," she said. She spoke bluntly about her view that a joint ticket was not in the cards, she said, because "I wanted to be sure I didn't leave any ambiguity."
Pelosi did not sound amused. The Clintons have crossed a line. You can't pander to the opponent of a rival political party in the middle of a presidential campaign if you expect the support of your party.
Posted by: Mara | Mar 11, 2008 11:09:31 PM
Clinton-Obama or Obama-Clinton
These are the only two tickets that can bring the party back together now to beat out the REAL bad guys.
Get it together people, or it will be 4 more years of Blood for Oil!!!
++SC
Posted by: Shawn | Mar 11, 2008 9:10:28 PM
Mara,
It is really silly if you truly believe that the RNC is getting their attacks from Hillary.
The RNC excel at getting their attacks all on their own. They make it a business.
Hillary is not by any means "ripping Obama to shreds" compared to what the Republicans will do. That is laughable.
Honestly, is Hillary allowed to raise any legitimate questions about Barack's qualifications?
Is she just supposed to be an Obamabot and fall in line?
Even the 3am ad, was not about fear mongering, but having people think more deeply about reality. Who do you want to have answer that phone.
Barack called it fear mongering, and then ran his own same exact ad.
If people saw both ads, and decided that that they truly thought Hillary was more qualified - isn't that fair?
Aren't people allowed to think about the issue of who is truly most qualified?
If Barack had as many years of experience as Hillary - would you dismiss it all?
There are many people - who like the idea of getting two strong, intelligent leaders for one.
And remember, all administrations make mistakes - Barack's would too - but Bill's administration was one of the most socio-economically successful we have ever had.
Posted by: Lauren | Mar 11, 2008 9:03:57 PM
Lauren, Doesn't it seem even slightly odd to you that Hillary has been endorsed by Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter, and Bill Cunningham? They are not doing that because they think she is a nice lady.
I lived in SC during the nastiest campaign in recent history - between Bush and McCain. I doubt whether anyone on this site believes politics is sweet. Right now, it is politically expedient for the RNC to watch Hillary try rip Obama to shreds to gather material for their fall attacks. If it's Obama, Hillary has done their work for them - free of charge. If it's Hillary, we are not only going to hear about her endless flip-flops, her true lack of experience, and the weirdness of a Clinton co-presidency. We are going to hear about the Clinton years and it is not going to be pretty. The Clintons refuse to separate themselves from one another, and as a result, his mistakes are her mistakes. And he stood up before the American people and lied. If Hillary is the nominee, you are going to be watching clips of him doing that again and again and again.
Posted by: Mara | Mar 11, 2008 7:00:29 PM
There are Republicans whose job it is - whose work it is - who specialize in -researching, and scheming, and ploting - to find any and all weakenesses of their opponents. They then exploit and strategically exaggerate those weaknesses, even going so far as to spread rumours and lies.
If you think they weren't going to mention that Barack had been voted the most liberal Senator, and that's he's only been in the national Senate 3 years, and that he was against the war, etc., you are incredibly naive.
The Clinton campaign has raised important and legitimate questions and issues to consider when selecting a commander in Chief.
The Republicans months ago, said they would "eviscerate" whoever the Democratic candidate is. How do you think they "eviscerate" (= disembowel) people? With candy and flowers?
They will blow you away will what they will do.
Posted by: Lauren | Mar 11, 2008 5:23:00 PM
Or maybe she is getting more support because she would be a gift to the Repubs.
Insight coming from a campaign that is just now catching to Obama in strategy and they haven't even manage to do that well. A good deal of her support is based on sympathy and other things, it has damn little to do with her being more experienced! In the words of her red faced loser husband, give me a break!
Posted by: GR | Mar 11, 2008 3:08:29 PM
LA in Indiana:
I couldn't have said it better myself!
Posted by: reaganfan | Mar 11, 2008 1:45:56 PM
Question: When that proverbial 3 AM phone call comes who would you want to answer that call? From someone who has been characterized as aggressive and a fighter? Someone who plays both sides of the fence? Someone who lies on the resume and manipulates and puts both feet in mouth? Someone who is consistently having campaigning problems? Or someone who is a thoughtful speaker? Someone who actually has the lay of the land when it comes to culturally diverse? Someone who is eloquent and statemen like as well as presidential? Remove their gender and race and just listen to each candidate for one day!
Posted by: lennedyrj10 | Mar 11, 2008 1:42:27 PM
typo, 'dumb', not 'dump'
Posted by: golfgirlusa | Mar 11, 2008 1:09:23 PM
There is a saying 'A wise peroson must have 1 mistake over 1000 judgements';
there is another saying 'A dump person must have 1 correct judgement over 1000 judgements he made.'.
I'm not saying Obama is dump. My point is, just because he not vote for Iraq war doesn't mean he is wise. We should see how many correct judgements he made in total. We know, he even didn't have much accomplishments. Also, he didn't vote for 'NO' on Iraq war, he was even not US senator at that time. He just verbally said no. Later, he voted for Yes.
In corporation, we all know the promotion criteria. A person should be 'exceeding' the peers consistently for several years, then can be considered promotion, still even not guarranted. Obama was in US senate just 2 years, he is not that distinguished, why should he be promoted?
If he is promoted, lots of people in corporation will feel unbalanced.
Posted by: golfgirlusa | Mar 11, 2008 1:02:01 PM
obama's 04-05 tax returns were released in Il. his earmarks are listed on his site.
Posted by: Louis | Mar 11, 2008 12:20:03 PM
HRC are you campaigning to be McCains VP? You have no firm stance on Iraqi withdrawal, repealing tax cuts or fixing social security. is part of the deal that you get mandatory insurance for the insurance companies in exchange for the VP spot?
Posted by: Louis | Mar 11, 2008 12:18:02 PM
Ha.
Does anyone realize Hillary is TRIANGULATING within her own Party?
If this is an example of the treatment she's willing to dish out to her own party, How much respect do you think she'll show the other 50% of the country that consistently gives her high disproval ratings?
Ya she's the one to replace a divise president.
Posted by: The Commander Guy | Mar 11, 2008 12:08:41 PM
'not for the country' --- is 'not good for the country'
Posted by: golfgirlusa | Mar 11, 2008 11:53:55 AM
We need to calm down. I think Obama sacrifice the country's integrity, in order to get his title ----- 'president of US'. You know, putting a 'change' slogan there can attract lots of people. But too liberal is not for the country's stability. He is selfish.
Posted by: golfgirlusa | Mar 11, 2008 11:52:09 AM
lol chasseur....you continue to prove my point!
Posted by: LA in Indiana | Mar 11, 2008 11:46:04 AM
Here are some Real Tough Questions you should get ready for Senator Clinton
• What type of Foreign Policy Experience has Senator Clinton had
• While President Clinton was in the White House was Hillary Clinton giving security clearance to read any national intelligent information in case a crisis came up
• What Foreign Leaders has she met with and what were the bases of the meetings.
• Why didn’t Senator Clinton read NIE Report before she voted to go to war?
• Do you think if Chelsea were in the military, she would have exercised more precaution before agreeing with President Bush War Strategy
• Why did it take Senator Clinton until now to regret her vote?
• What makes her a more qualified woman to be President over someone like Barbara Boxer who actually had the courage to vote against the War
• Why is your campaign taking money from a Firm being accused of Serial Sexual Harassment?
• Has one of Senator Clintons campaign chairman also taken money from Tony Rezko and if so
• Has Senator Clintons campaign chairman given the money back or donated to charity
• Don’t you think Courage is more important than being Politically Safe?
Now is the time to ask the Sen. Clinton what her 35 yrs of experience really is. Now is the time to ask questions about what the American public need to know and are going to ask very soon. If we don’t ask these questions, the republican’s will. Every American knows all of the stuff that’s part of Clinton’s experience like: Whitewater, Travel gate, Monica Lewinsky and impeachment, renting out the Lincoln bedroom, the loss of the Rose Law Firm billing records for nearly 2 years until they were miraculously found in the White House living quarters, removing files from Vince Foster’s office following his suicide and before investigators could get there. Has anyone asked why she hasn’t released her library records or tax returns? What if she's hiding something negative that might cost our party the White House? While you guys are deciding the republicans will consolidate and take the white house again.
Posted by: Chan | Mar 11, 2008 11:41:21 AM
"as usual, chasseur offered a diversion from the tax return topic"
Why hasn't Obama released HIS TAX RETURNS for 2005 and 2004? or his earmarks. Mr. transparency huh?
Posted by: chasseur | Mar 11, 2008 11:40:41 AM
sure, John McSame will keep us safe by keeping us in Iraq...for how many years again???
We lost 8 military members just yesterday to roadside bombs.
WE ALREADY WON THE DAMN WAR, bring our troops home now!
Posted by: LA in Indiana | Mar 11, 2008 11:39:43 AM
I have been saying this for months, that John McCain is the one who is ready to lead America in a way that will keep us safer from terrorists and more likely to minimize the risk of further wars than any of the other candidates, especially Barack Obama.
Patrick
Posted by: Patrick McGervey | Mar 11, 2008 11:32:21 AM
as usual, chasseur offered a diversion from the tax return topic....lololol that is all they ever do.
Don't respond to the charge, don't answer the question....just divert to another topic.
hillary clinton is nothing but words! Just like she brought peace to Northern Ireland....just words! As she didn't do squat!
hillary clinton negotiated open borders in kosovo....just words! As they opened the borders/gate the day before she got there. Again, she didn't do squat!
hillary clinton said she dodged bullets in a war zone in bosnia....just words! Did you ever hear Sheryl Crow and Sinbad say they dodged bullets while on stage? hillary is full of exaggerations!
hillary clinton claims she urged then President Clinton to stop Rwanda genocide....more of hillary clintons words, as no one can recall her ever having a stance on Rwanda....more, just words! She didn't do squat!
She gave a speech in China, that she touts as her foreign experience, while at the same time belittling Obama for his speeches. But she's all action??? This is all a part of her 35 yrs of experience.
Y'all hillary sheeple can fall for this bs if you want. All the other intelligent folks in the US, they have her slimy number, and won't be voting for her deceit.
Release the tax returns hillary!
Posted by: LA in Indiana | Mar 11, 2008 11:31:32 AM
Let both of these socialists beat each others brains (?) out. I LOVE IT!!
Posted by: boojumsnark | Mar 11, 2008 11:25:02 AM
Karen Hunter says: "BHO's campaign is pure"
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Have yo ubeen to his official website lately and read the blogs that he sanctions? They are full of hate speech, racism and Republican one-sided propaganda against Hillary - I would say that is not too pure. Now he is spinning and flip flopping on believing Hillary didn't send out that picture of him that actually was already in the public domain. Call Hillary whatever you want, but she is not a stupid woman, she would know that sending out that pic would only hurt her and she wouldn't have signed it the Clinton campaign - Obama is a master at dirty politics and talks out both sides of his mouth - he is not pure, maybe as purely dirty as the snow at the end of winter on the side of the streets in Chicago.
Posted by: Danielle | Mar 11, 2008 11:22:22 AM
I love this notion that if Obama could just get past Hillary the Republicans will be so nice to him. They'll run a decent, civil campaign and welcome the opportunity to reach across the aisle to broker deals with him. The GOP is ruthless, will do anything to win, and stands like a monolithic block to thwart progessive change. The only way to overcome them is to crush them like they are trying to do to Dems. Wish it weren't this way - but this is the way the GOP plays.
Posted by: hopesprings52 | Mar 11, 2008 11:20:37 AM
Rub their noses in it and take it to the convention, Hillary!
Posted by: Paul Sloan | Mar 11, 2008 11:19:48 AM
sure chasseur....all the white guys, and clinton, they're all moderate
lolololol what an allusion!
Posted by: LA in Indiana | Mar 11, 2008 11:17:36 AM
"Geez, we have our own wacky left wing of the democratic party."
Yes, it is populated by Obama, Kennedy, Kunicich, Fallah, Jackson Jr,........
The moderate side of the party, Clinton, Bayh, Nelson, .....
Posted by: chasseur | Mar 11, 2008 11:04:31 AM
hillary and wolfson....were obsessed with Lazio's tax returns back in 2000. So obsessed, they were disrupting his events....
but now hillary can't even bring herself to release her 2006 return. Why wait until april 15th???
but SHE is what you wacky wingnuts want to run the country. And you have people like King and Ferraro offering a diversion by talking about his race and background.
yeah, go hillary....puuuleeeeze, go back to NY so we can 'pick a president'.
Posted by: LA in Indiana | Mar 11, 2008 11:03:19 AM
Is Hillary gonna endorse McCain if she can't CLAIM the nomination at the convention?
She says a President gotta be ready on Day One and McCain is ready. According to Hillary she also, for some unclear reasons, is ready on Day One. She's implied that Obama is not ready on Day One. So leads one to think she'll be going with McCain come election day.
Posted by: The Commander Guy | Mar 11, 2008 10:58:11 AM
hillary was already in the white house, with bill. Most of the people in this country DO NOT want her, or him, back in the white house.
hillary is the one who is UNELECTABLE. Stop trying to push her down our throats! Now you hillary sheeple are starting resemble the wacky right wing of the republican party with hillary this and hillary that....we don't want hillary!
Geez, we have our own wacky left wing of the democratic party. No wonder people are leaving in droves to establish themselves as Independents. You guys truly are nuts!
Posted by: LA in Indiana | Mar 11, 2008 10:56:07 AM
Look its better that democrats think about this now because the republicans aren't going to give him the free pass he's had in this primary.
He really does have some very shaky ground to stand on. Much of his support is ecstatic in nature and likely to come down hard in the event of any real political light being shined on his candidacy.
It's much better that Hillary do this now than have the democrats wake up on June 4th with one big hangover and an unelectable candidate, one the big boys go after him.
And I truely believe that Baraack Obama is unelectable and that the press have not done their job and that caucuses are not a way to nominate a candidate and have little use in a winner take all real election.
Posted by: s.b. | Mar 11, 2008 10:40:10 AM
hillary is the 'dirty business' that we need to get OUT of the democratic party. She is the most manipulative, lying, deceitful and dishonest person...and some of you morons want to vote her as President. So she and bill can do that same daggone things they did in the white house back in the 90's, scandal after scandal after scandal. And if the maroons in Ohio think she's bringing back their jobs, they are totally disillusioned.
Its sad really. We lost 8 US military members yesterday....but we want to continue this war to 'save face'.
We already won the war, its time to bring our troops home!!!
Posted by: LA in Indiana | Mar 11, 2008 10:31:59 AM
Another useless data point from the HRC team. Mark Penn is the guy that went on record torching his own team when things got tough, right? Anything that comes out of his mouth is worthless tribble. I am an independent and an Obama supporter. The only way I vote otherwise is if HRC gets the nomination.
Posted by: Lou | Mar 11, 2008 10:02:34 AM
Another useless data point from the HRC team. Mark Penn is the guy that went on record torching his own team when things got tough, right? Anything that comes out of his mouth is worthless tribble. I am an independent and an Obama supporter. The only way I vote otherwise is if HRC gets the nomination.
Posted by: Lou | Mar 11, 2008 10:00:48 AM
Penn's comment isn't deceptive. It's the truth many of you refuse to hear. The (perceived) far left won't win in a general election. By aligning himself with the liberal leaders of the Democratic Party, Obama has weakened his position.
Posted by: mhhunt | Mar 11, 2008 9:57:14 AM
Politics is a "dirty" business. If you can't stand the heat (OBAMA & DEM party in general) stay out of the kitchen.
Posted by: Norris | Mar 11, 2008 9:45:40 AM
Jake, something tells me you're just as fed up with the Clinton campaign's tactics as all reasonable people are.
One could run a whole year of 'Political Punch' on the hillaryous spin they come up with in a single week.
McCain is taking a vacation now, doing some traveling, for why would he stay right here in the campaign, - just to repeat every single attack line from the Clinton camp?
Posted by: Deirdre | Mar 11, 2008 9:39:48 AM
The difference is so clear.
HRC's campaign is trying to ride on deceptive and false character assasination strategies. BHO's campaign is pure and relies only on whar BHO programs are to uplift the lot of USA and its citizens.
Otherwise, BHO's campaign can easily exploit the hundreds of documented, investigated, and publicly known scandals relating to HRC dating back when she was in Arkansas.
GO OBAMA!! And
YES WE CAN!!
Posted by: Karen Hunter | Mar 11, 2008 9:36:55 AM
Does that title mean you cant say anything about this obama person cause it will be used in the ge. Isnt this what bill bradley did to Gore in 2004.
Posted by: toby | Mar 11, 2008 9:36:43 AM
John McCain has absolutely nothing to do with the information presented by Penn. The headline is pure Obama spin. It's a primary fight. According to the ABC website, Obama now has a lead in the popular vote of 3,000 votes after 27 million votes have been cast. Obama's charges against Hillary will probably be recycled by McCain - please be fair!
Posted by: hopesprings52 | Mar 11, 2008 9:35:54 AM
Hillary Clinton has gone to great lengths to say repeatedly that the only difference between her and Obama is her "experience." Her campaign is definitely schizo. How come the media doesn't call them out on this?
Posted by: Sarah | Mar 11, 2008 9:35:27 AM
Pretty accurate title for this piece.
Posted by: Broseph | Mar 11, 2008 9:13:19 AM
It's interesting how Mark Penn can say this about Obama when Clinton admitted during the last debate that their plans/stands on issues are very similar and in the Senate they voted the same 93% of the time. Don't be fooled by the Clinton spin masters.
Posted by: Marie | Mar 11, 2008 9:11:54 AM
Huh? What does John McCain have to do with this? That is true. The curtain has been pulled aside from the Wizard of Obama.
Posted by: geevill | Mar 11, 2008 9:07:08 AM
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