Are the Clintons going to sabotage Obama?

I have been watching them lately and I think they are definitely up to something. Bill Clinton has been making statements like McCain has been running a great campaign and praising him on several issues. I think they are going to sabotage Obama in the last month for two reasons. One she wants to run in 2012 which will be impossible if Obama wins. Two, they are very bitter about how the whole race went and feel like they were stabbed in the back by many. Payback from a Clinton can be brutal.

I was wondering if anyone else feels the same way.

It is a plausible theory, but one thing is a fact

Conservatives miss the hell out of the Clinton's. There are the Ying to your Yang. They complete you.. two hearts, ah you get the point

Westside conservative wrote:

I have been watching them lately and I think they are definitely up to something. Bill Clinton has been making statements like McCain has been running a great campaign and praising him on several issues. I think they are going to sabotage Obama in the last month for two reasons. One she wants to run in 2012 which will be impossible if Obama wins. Two, they are very bitter about how the whole race went and feel like they were stabbed in the back by many. Payback from a Clinton can be brutal.
I was wondering if anyone else feels the same way.

Your right, Bill has been promoting McCain on more than one occasion. I also think Obama went to meet with the Clintons after McCain chose Palin as his running mate to see if Hillary would agree to be his, and he was going to ask Biden to step aside. Hillary said no, because she would not have been able to run in 2012 as VP.

This could get interesting.

I have a feeling there is something in the offing, too. I don't think the switch of major Hil supporters is any accident, either. I only worry that they misjudge the timing ie, release too soon and the public's short attention span doesn't carry into election day or as Hillary learned the hard way, release too late to save yourself. The other thing that concerns me is the current traffic in absentee ballots right now would miss the benefit of any bombshells released close to election day.

i don't care much for the clintons! but full speed ahead! burn that kkknee grow!

Karl Rove believes in the 72 hours before an election to really drop some stink.
Due to as KCKT says the short attention span of the nation.
We're just waiting on the Michelle tapes and
Corsi is definatly holding back on some Kenyan dirt.

Riverside Rob wrote:

Karl Rove believes in the 72 hours before an election to really drop some stink.
Due to as KCKT says the short attention span of the nation.
We're just waiting on the Michelle tapes and
Corsi is definatly holding back on some Kenyan dirt.

This reminds of Saints fans last night that stuck around to watch Drew Brees throw a Hail Mary from his 20 yards line in hopes of getting in FG range.

The idea of no smoking gun is scarier thought to repubs than an actual smoking gun is to dems.

Hank wrote:

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This reminds of Saints fans last night that stuck around to watch Drew Brees throw a Hail Mary from his 20 yards line in hopes of getting in FG range.
The idea of no smoking gun is scarier thought to repubs than an actual smoking gun is to dems.

I like the MNF reference.
I'm not so sure they do?
Either they have a ton of shit or they have nothing. Which one I do not know.

Weather or not you like the Clinton’s or not you had better not get on there bad side. Can anyone say “Vince Foster”. It would not surprise me, if at some point during this month if something very damaging came out about Tony Rezko or Franklin Raines. With the uproar over the financial crisis and the rumors and in some cases evidence of fraud at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Franklin Raines, could very well be the bullet. He is very high up in the Obama camp and might be the target. It also seams that ACORN is becoming more of a target in the media also.

The key for the Clinton’s, is how do you sabotage the Obama campaign but assure that the Republicans receive all the blame.

Hank wrote:

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This reminds of Saints fans last night that stuck around to watch Drew Brees throw a Hail Mary from his 20 yards line in hopes of getting in FG range.
The idea of no smoking gun is scarier thought to repubs than an actual smoking gun is to dems.

I really don't get concerned about it. I kind of see this election as lose and lose more. An Obama win is not the end of the world to me. One of the greatest periods for prosperity for our country was a humbled Bill Clinton sounding conservative with a conservative Republican Congress. If anything an Obama win would set a fire under conservatives again. I think the best thing about this election is the veil of impartiality is off the major media. Many people who never understood just how corrupt they were have seen the media for what it really is with their own eyes. I still think Hilary has no intention of waiting eight years for another chance. Whats more than that is she is nursing a very bruised ego and a great sense of betrayal. There will be a price to pay, the only question is what and when, and will it have the effect they desire.

it's to late for the clintons to put together a campaign for hilary to win. she would have to get rid of the jerk in charge of the dem. party.

it would also cost her a chance in 4 yrs. she would lose the negro vote.

at least the one's that would be sober enough to vote on election day.

Riverside Rob wrote:

Karl Rove believes in the 72 hours before an election to really drop some stink.
Due to as KCKT says the short attention span of the nation.
We're just waiting on the Michelle tapes and
Corsi is definatly holding back on some Kenyan dirt.

Given Georgie-Poegies destruction of the American economy, I don't believe neocon Mc$ame can be elected mayor of cr*ckerville SC.

Westside conservative wrote:

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I really don't get concerned about it. I kind of see this election as lose and lose more. An Obama win is not the end of the world to me. One of the greatest periods for prosperity for our country was a humbled Bill Clinton sounding conservative with a conservative Republican Congress. If anything an Obama win would set a fire under conservatives again. I think the best thing about this election is the veil of impartiality is off the major media. Many people who never understood just how corrupt they were have seen the media for what it really is with their own eyes. I still think Hilary has no intention of waiting eight years for another chance. Whats more than that is she is nursing a very bruised ego and a great sense of betrayal. There will be a price to pay, the only question is what and when, and will it have the effect they desire.

Give me a break about the media. You don't speak for me pal so don't tell me what I think. What happened with the media? They asked Palin some "gotcha questions" and dug into the background of the candidate. Oh MY! OH NO!

Shut the hell up and stop your whining. The reason McCain is losing is because he ran a campaign based on fear because his policies offer nothing to the people. His stupid choice of a worthless VP candidate put another hole in his campaign. Don't blame the "media" for reporting the facts and calling out McCain for his constant inaccuracies and outright lies on the campaign trail.

If we want to talk about bias in the media we can start with FOXNEWS and WorldNETDAILY and all the other neocon sources you clowns pull your talking points from.

The thing the people understand is that we can't handle another republican regime. That's what they understand. The best thing about this election is we getting rid of the scum leadership that's ruined Amerika to the core the last 8 years, a party you support.

Please do me a favor and punch yourself in the face for making such a stupid, worthless comment.

HOW TO START EACH DAY WITH A POSITIVE OUTLOOK

1. Open a new file in your computer.

2. Name it ‘Barack Obama’.

3. Send it to the Recycle Bin.

4. Empty the Recycle Bin.

5. Your PC will ask you:‘Do you really want to get rid of ‘Barack Obama?’

6. Firmly Click ‘Yes.’

7. Feel better?

GOOD - Tomorrow we’ll do Nancy Pelosi!

libs have u cornered wrote:

HOW TO START EACH DAY WITH A POSITIVE OUTLOOK
1. Open a new file in your computer.
2. Name it ‘Barack Obama’.
3. Send it to the Recycle Bin.
4. Empty the Recycle Bin.
5. Your PC will ask you:‘Do you really want to get rid of ‘Barack Obama?’
6. Firmly Click ‘Yes.’
7. Feel better?
GOOD - Tomorrow we’ll do Nancy Pelosi!

LOL I'll have to save this one.

libs have u cornered wrote:

HOW TO START EACH DAY WITH A POSITIVE OUTLOOK
1. Open a new file in your computer.
2. Name it ‘Barack Obama’.
3. Send it to the Recycle Bin.
4. Empty the Recycle Bin.
5. Your PC will ask you:‘Do you really want to get rid of ‘Barack Obama?’
6. Firmly Click ‘Yes.’
7. Feel better?
GOOD - Tomorrow we’ll do Nancy Pelosi!

I agree. This is a good one.

The Clintons are shrewd. I don't believe Hillary has aspirations for herself in this election, because she knows she's missed her chance (this time, that is). It doesn't mean Obama is in the clear. Like them or not - they're quite a connected team and extremely smart.

Julianna_ wrote:

The Clintons are shrewd. I don't believe Hillary has aspirations for herself in this election, because she knows she's missed her chance (this time, that is). It doesn't mean Obama is in the clear. Like them or not - they're quite a connected team and extremely smart.

just shut up b*tch.

Obama's running a route to the white house. SHow some respect!

Nomansland/Ole Sturdivant Slim,

I realize tonight isn't a lucid evening for you. Take your meds. Your inferiority is getting the best of you and is on public display.