USA Presidential Politics - 2008 - Page 10

birdman · 03-25-2007

[ Will people be voting for Hillary or Bill?[/quote]

They will vote for Hillary, but will be hoping he has some influence over her. Hillary as a stand alone candidate has the same chance as a snow ball in hell. I hope she is the dems choice, a good melt down will be fun to watch.

Seakony · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by birdman

[ Will people be voting for Hillary or Bill?

They will vote for Hillary, but will be hoping he has some influence over her. Hillary as a stand alone candidate has the same chance as a snow ball in hell. I hope she is the dems choice, a good melt down will be fun to watch.[/quote]

Gee, and here I thought she was running the show for him all those years while he was busy doing other stuff.

Thor Henning · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by Birdman

They will vote for Hillary, but will be hoping he has some influence over her. Hillary as a stand alone candidate has the same chance as a snow ball in hell. I hope she is the dems choice, a good melt down will be fun to watch.

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Gee, and here I thought she was running the show for him all those years while he was busy doing other stuff.

This discussion is what we in Norway would call sexual discrimination. It would not occur.

Seakony · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by Thor Henning

This discussion is what we in Norway would call sexual discrimination. It would not occur.

It won't occur here either...It has nothing to do with hillary being a women...just that it's hillary.

If you look at our govt leaders, you will see plenty of women.

**sctx** · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul

if you are saying what I think you are saying.

: joker:

amazing what you can learn when you're drinkin with one of Hillary's former security guys

PlayadelSoul · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by Thor Henning

This discussion is what we in Norway would call sexual discrimination. It would not occur.

How is it sexual discrimination? No one would have ever heard of Hillary had it not been for her husband. She certainly wouldn't be the frontrunner if her name was Geraldine Ferraro, for example. In fact, a couple of days ago she promised to make Bill her Ambassador to the World.

I guess he will travel around with Al Gore's thermometer, checking the fevers.

**sctx** · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul

How is it sexual discrimination?

I think it's just a language gap

birdman · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by Thor Henning

This discussion is what we in Norway would call sexual discrimination. It would not occur.

Here in the United States we have what is called a constitution, it gives people like myself, Seakony, Roni, & Jacko the right to express ourselves. My forfathers left Norway because that God given right (& others) was being withheld from the people.
Disliking Hillary has nothing to do with her sex (or lack of it ) but with what many Americans consider to be a very untruthfull, very arrogant, very hypocritical person.
Seakony, many of us know & understsnd she ran the whitehouse & the country while Bill was in the oval office with Monica. Sadly many have been fooled by them into believeing he would make a great first ---Lady??

Thor Henning · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul

How is it sexual discrimination? No one would have ever heard of Hillary had it not been for her husband. She certainly wouldn't be the frontrunner if her name was Geraldine Ferraro, for example. In fact, a couple of days ago she promised to make Bill her Ambassador to the World.

I guess he will travel around with Al Gore's thermometer, checking the fevers.

I was a little bit fast there. This statement was what started me:

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Originally Posted by Birdman

They will vote for Hillary, but will be hoping he has some influence over her.

Thor Henning · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by birdman

Here in the United States we have what is called a constitution, it gives people like myself, Seakony, Roni, & Jacko the right to express ourselves. My forfathers left Norway because that God given right (& others) was being withheld from the people.

This is not so any more. The landowners don't have that much to say now.

And I'm thankfull for it.

To say a woman is ruled by her man (or opposite) is not good manner here.

But I have seen Hilary in a very short interview with a Norwegian reporter and that was what I too would call arrogant. Or is it a way to manage time?

And, by the way, we have a constitution too.

birdman · 03-25-2007

[quote=Thor Henning]This is not so any more. The landowners don't have that much to say now.

And I'm thankfull for it.

To say a woman is ruled by her man (or opposite) is not good manner here.

Nowhere in my post will you find me saying she is "Ruled By Her Man"
I do however believe that every marriage or relationship has to have either of the partners being able to influence the other at some point or another in order for it to work at all.
In Hillarys case, many of us hope he has alot of influence.
God help America & the World if she is elected & unable to be constrained by somebody.

roni · 03-25-2007

Health care is shaping up to be an important issue in this election cycle.

Personally, I wish they would take 6 months off and then restart the campaign.

JEZ · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by roni

Health care is shaping up to be an important issue in this election cycle.

Personally, I wish they would take 6 months off and then restart the campaign.

The Iraq conflict will be the key issue IMHO. Alot of people are currently very upset with the situation. Imagine how polarised the two sides (Reps & Dems)will be after another year of war, unless there is a massive improvement in the conditions there. Lets hope there is, but I am not holding my breath...

Thor Henning · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by birdman

Nowhere in my post will you find me saying she is "Ruled By Her Man"

No. Sorry. It was just an excample, and I haven't read the rest of the posts like I should. My bad.

Seakony · 03-25-2007

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Originally Posted by Thor Henning

No. Sorry. It was just an excample, and I haven't read the rest of the posts like I should. My bad.

That's ok....I figured you got the wrong idea about the Hillary thing and posted to let you know it had nothing to do with her being a woman....and her being a woman is questionable too.

She's got alot of balls.

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03-25-2007	#136 (permalink)
birdman añejo Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Wa state Posts: 1,578	[ Will people be voting for Hillary or Bill?[/quote] They will vote for Hillary, but will be hoping he has some influence over her. Hillary as a stand alone candidate has the same chance as a snow ball in hell. I hope she is the dems choice, a good melt down will be fun to watch.

03-25-2007	#146 (permalink)
birdman añejo Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Wa state Posts: 1,578	[quote=Thor Henning]This is not so any more. The landowners don't have that much to say now. And I'm thankfull for it. To say a woman is ruled by her man (or opposite) is not good manner here. Nowhere in my post will you find me saying she is "Ruled By Her Man" I do however believe that every marriage or relationship has to have either of the partners being able to influence the other at some point or another in order for it to work at all. In Hillarys case, many of us hope he has alot of influence. God help America & the World if she is elected & unable to be constrained by somebody.

03-25-2007	#147 (permalink)
roni Happy Curmudgeon Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Oregon Posts: 25,051	Health care is shaping up to be an important issue in this election cycle. Personally, I wish they would take 6 months off and then restart the campaign.

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