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To: Dale Baker who wrote (60370)	4/20/2008 10:18:08 PM
From: ChinuSFO	Respond to of 543020

What will this person have anything in common with Hillary. This is the Loius Farrakhan for the Democrats. Is Hillary going to reject the endorsement? ========================= ....excerpts Clinton, who with her husband former President Bill Clinton were the subjects of many conservative investigations when they first entered the White House in 1993, was endorsed on Sunday by the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review whose publisher, Richard Mellon Scaife, funded many of those probes. The Tribune-Review mentioned Clinton's record and experience in making the choice in the Democratic vote, but also cited her willingness to sit down with the newspaper's editorial board. read the entire item at reuters.com

To: Dale Baker who wrote (60370)	4/20/2008 10:22:33 PM
From: Mac Con Ulaidh	Respond to of 543020

awww, dale. take heart. my 82 year old life-long republican mother only cares about who is the best for the job. hey, we both think mccain is icky on a personal level, but if he was the best for the job? so be it. you don't hire, nor elect, about personal life but about biz ability. and i have no intention of learning who ayers is. and i think most agree with me on that. take heart. this time will be different. if mccain chooses the mud, and i think as he doesn't have the qualifications or ideas it is only option, he will laughed off. are very very few want another 100 years in iraq. even many realize that we as a nation owe pensence for our sin of destroying an innocent country & people. and that we can't afford almost 1/2 of every tax dollar to the military. that leads us into being another rome. it will happen. if mccain truly has honor, he will simply stand down and let go of his obsessive dream of being prez and make way for new ideas. for actual plans, not the same ol same ol.