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Originally posted by bigbert81
It might be difficult for you without your medicine, but give it a try.
Originally posted by AnAbsoluteCreation
I am curious to ask if the fact that his very presence inspires ignorant support, connected by resonating victim-syndrome, spiritually "Irks" you?
Originally posted by AnAbsoluteCreation
I enjoy butting heads with a guy like you.
Originally posted by jetxnet
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Obamatron 2008
Originally posted by jetxnet
Be sure to visit Bigbert's favorite site below. Watch some of the videos, learn more about the man behind the mask.
Obamatron 2008
Originally posted by bigbert81
what with all the teaming up to call names and make fun of...
Originally posted by bigbert81
reply to post by SteveR
My fault. I forgot that trying to talk with you is like talking to my teenage sister. You just don't get it, do you?
The possession of power has a maddening influence; parliaments have always wrought unhappiness.
In ruling assemblies, in a fatal manner, the will prevails of those below the average, both morally and intellectually.
To vote is to prepare shameful treachery and traitors.
To put on others' shoulders the responsibility of one's actions is cowardice. Don't vote!Emma Goldman 1869-1940
Senator Clinton has received $150,600 in contributions from insurance and pharmaceutical companies, which she accused in 1993 of “price gouging” and “unconscionable profiteering.”
“This reveals that Hillary Clinton is a politician more concerned with campaign contributions than policies she claims to support,” Ms. Schmitt said of the senator’s efforts to court the health care industry. In fact, during her 2000 Senate campaign, she sharply criticized her opponent, Rick A. Lazio, as being beholden to the pharmaceutical industry for taking donations from drugmakers.
Separate analyses by the Center for Responsive Politics, an independent group that tracks campaign finance, and by The New York Times show that Senator Clinton has received $854,462 from the health care industry in 2005-6, a larger amount than any candidate except Senator Santorum, with $977,354.
Some health care providers are giving more money to Republican candidates over all, but they are hedging their bets by donating to Senator Clinton as well.
Originally posted by JessicaS
I wonder why people have fallen under the spell of someone who is in almost every issue identical to his opponent, and are willing to defend him to the end.... and against those who are in the same party or mindset for change?
It's perplexing... to say the least, and does give a "brainless" or "Sheeple" feel to it. If you feel that it doesn't apply to you, maybe you should give logical reasons on how HRC is any different than BO.
Best Spoken Word Album, Grammy Award, 2006; Chairman's Award, National Association for the Advancement Colored People, 2005; 100 most influential people in the world, Time Magazine, 2005; 10 people who will change the world, New Statesman, 2005; Harold Blake Walker Award, Christopher House, 2005; Rock the Nation Award, Rock the Vote, 2005; Outstanding Legislator Award, Campaign for Better Health Care and Illinois Primary Health Care Association, 1998; Best Freshman Legislator Award, Independent Voters of Illinois, 1997; Monarch Award for Outstanding Public Service, 1994; 40 Under 40 Award, Crain's Chicago Business, 1993
Originally posted by caballero
there is a list of some awards he has received. Ithink awards signify accomplishments right? so what is the point to your thread?
[edit on 31-5-2008 by caballero]