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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (251468)	5/23/2008 8:10:52 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793843

you know...i always find it amusing when people speak of a politicians "dumb gaffes" as campaign fatigue....as i'm hearing it described by various pundits now.... i think of it as similar to 'en vino veritas' ...you basically have a politician stating what they really think and when the SHTF afterward, they scramble to deconstruct their comments as being irrelevant campaign 'fatigue' babble well, i'm not buying it i don't care how tired i am , or how mentally fatigued....i would NEVER bring up the killing of an opponent UNLESS it was something i had been considering as a viable option her assassination remarks were just simply toxic and there is no way you can put those remarks back in a box citing 'fatigue' nope, hill... we now know what you really think (hope?) and recognize that you need to just go quietly away and nadine, you are right about this... 'she doesn't usually do those' dumb gaffes i submit to you that nothing that comes out of this woman's mouth is uncalculated....so we agree i'm not an 'obama camp' individual and i certainly do not react to this accordingly....i KNOW what i heard when i heard her suggest the possibility of an assassination as a reason to remain in the campaign pathetic she deserves to be renounced on every level after this...she's the 'fifty cent' of the democratic party now youtube.com