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Re: Women and the Process (2.00 / 3)

I'm an Obama supporter; but even I have to take issue with that.  I think that relationship is symbiotic and each helped the other.  Hillary has what it takes on her own.

My favorite illustrative joke (I should have remembered this in the joke diary) is, "What would Bill & Hillary be doing if they'd never met?"
"Bill would be pumping gas in Arkansas, and Hillary would be married to the President."

Okay, it's a bit dated, but you get my point.


Nos causidicus Obama , ergo nos non suadeo
by rb608 on Wed Apr 16, 2008 at 05:03:59 PM EST
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I have long maintained that Bill has held Hillary back over the years.  She may have arrived here by a different route, most likely as a Justice Department bureaucrat coming up through the ranks to end up as state AG then governor of Illinois, but she would have gotten to this sooner had she not waited for Bubba's ambitions to be realized...


No politician ever lost an election because he underestimated the intelligence of the American public. - PT Barnum, paraphrased...
by jarhead5536 on Wed Apr 16, 2008 at 05:38:01 PM EST
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I completely agree. She set aside her aspirations to help Bill win elections (he lost the elections he ran in before he was married).


by LakersFan on Wed Apr 16, 2008 at 07:32:25 PM EST
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Ok maybe I stated it poorly (like my man obama sometimes does).

I just mean that someone with 6 years in elected office usually doesn't get a serious shot.. but she is married to the former president

Heck, Bush would have never got a real shot if his dad hadn't been president.

Obama is Bill Clinton part 2... young, inexperienced... but a rockstar.

that's what kills me about this race... Obama is in the same spot Bill was in during the 1992 election


by CaptMorgan on Wed Apr 16, 2008 at 06:41:06 PM EST
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