Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: la moglie di Hillary Clinton continua a fare la guerra a Obama

Despite saying that he believed Mr Obama would defeat Senator John
McCain, his Republican rival, in the election in November, the former
president refused to say that the presumptive Democratic nominee was
ready for high office.
"You can argue that nobody is ready to be president," Mr Clinton told
ABC News. "You can argue that even if you've been vice-president for
eight years, that no one can be fully ready for the pressures of the
office."
Asked the question again, he responded: "I never said he wasn't
qualified. The constitution sets qualification for the president. And
then the people decide who they think would be the better president. I
think we have two choices. I think he should win and I think he will
win."
The remarks made clear that Mr Clinton still feels deeply aggrieved by
the primary battle in which Mr Obama narrowly defeated his wife,
Hillary. He said that he has spoken to Mr Obama just once since early
June.
A rift between Mr Obama and Mr Clinton could severely damage the
Illinois senator's chances of prevailing over Mr McCain. After Mrs
Clinton reluctantly conceded, Mr Obama's aides made clear that
rebuilding bridges with Mr Clinton was a priority.
Bad blood could also endanger Mrs Clinton's hopes of winning the White
House in 2012 should Mr Obama lose in November. The former First Lady
is due to campaign for Mr Obama in Nevada on Friday and Florida on Aug
21.
Any suggestion that she was not doing everything she could to help Mr
Obama could seriously damage her. So too could the suggestion that she
could not control her husband, who often strayed off message on the
campaign trail.
Mr Clinton was accused by allies of Mr Obama – though not the
candidate himself – of playing the race card against his wife's rival.
Without being asked the question, the former president vehemently
denied this. "I am not a racist, I never made a racist comment. And I
didn't attack him personally."
Mr Clinton was castigated for comparing Mr Obama's South Carolina
primary win with those of Jesse Jackson, who was also black, in 1984
and 1988. "The South Carolina thing was twisted for deliberate effect
by people who weren't for Hillary," Mr Clinton told ABC.
"It was OK with me but, you know, these people don't have an office in
Harlem. They haven't lived the life I have lived.
"And how can I have conversation with two African- American
congressmen who agree with what I'm saying and I'm a racist? How is
that possible?"
Mr Clinton did offer some praise for Mr Obama. "He clearly can inspire
and motivate people and energise them, which is a very important part
of being president," he said. "And he's smart as a whip so there's
nothing he can't learn."
The interview – his first since Mrs Clinton's defeat – came as Mr
McCain's campaign echoed Mr Clinton's April remark that it was Mr
Obama himself who was playing the race card.
e intanto McCain ringrazia per il regalino del razzista Clinton (vedi:
http://blacknews.com/news/is_bill_clinton_racist101.shtml
) e cerca i
voti dell'America fascista e xenofoba, quella dei bikers...
"Ieri, mentre il candidato democratico festeggiav, McCain mandava il
delirio decine di migliaia di bikers vestiti di pelle al maxi-raduno
di Sturgis in South Dakota. ''Non molto tempo fa un paio di centinaia
di berlinesi hanno fatto un sacco di rumore per il mio rivale. Io
preferisco il rombo di 50 mila Harley Davidson'', ha detto il senatore
repubblicano alla Woodstock dei 'selvaggi': una strizzata d'occhio a
un elettorato bianco che consapevolmente o inconsciamente non
manderebbe mai alla Casa Bianca un presidente nero."
yeah, let's roll, fascist America!

 yeah, let's roll, fascist America!
Ma tanto, non erano uguali? Ti dà fastidio che qualcun altro parli
male di Obama? Vuoi l'esclusiva?

eugenio ha scritto:
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E' veramente tenero quando si incapretta con le stringhe delle scarpe.
Tb

 E' veramente tenero quando si incapretta con le stringhe delle scarpe.
Questa fa il paio con gli anatemi contro i "multiculti" a un thread di
distanza da dove proclama che voterebbe per i segregazionisti di
Respect

 preferisco il rombo di 50 mila Harley Davidson'',
Pero' ganzo 'sto MacCain ad andare dai bikers
Palmiro Pangloss

 Palmiro Pangloss
Il voto metallaro, per dire, ce l'ha in tasca.

 Il voto metallaro, per dire, ce l'ha in tasca.
Volete vedere che vince lui?

 Volete vedere che vince lui?
Fra poco tirerete fuori la solita scommessa solita, ehehe
Io McCain lo vedo piazzato bene....
-- 
"Il Basileus che siede a Costantinopoli vince sempre".
Kekaumenos. 

 Il voto metallaro, per dire, ce l'ha in tasca.
Gli harleysti sono una lobby potente, per non parlare degli harleysti
ebrei come Luca Logi.
Palmiro Pangloss

 ebrei come Luca Logi.
Due lobby al prezzo di una, che culo. Dovrebbe farsi anche omosessuale
e massone e siamo a posto, praticamente può decidere i destini
d'Italia da solo (non so però cosa ne penserebbe la moglie)

Palmiro Pangloss ha scritto:
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Quoto.
Tb


wrote:
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Del resto quel David-son la dice lunga.
MMAX
-- 
http://bloggoanchio.splinder.com

 ruote...
Invece è un'ottima moto.
Tb

 Ma tanto, non erano uguali?
non pensavo che dopo Bush la destra americana potesse andare più a
fondo. E invece hanno cominciato a scavare, e lo fanno col tritolo....

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Eppure, non so perchè, ho il presentimento che fra due-tre giorni
tornerai a riportare articoli anti-Obama.

 tornerai a riportare articoli anti-Obama.
se vai al ristorante e gli unici piatti che ci sono sono una bistecca
carbonizzata e un piatto di pasta scotta, cosa scrivi nella
recensione, che il ristorante è buono perchè c'è un piatto che non ti
fa finire all'ospedale?

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news:98ej94tbahu1pcuod...@4ax.com...
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#_Massimino, sei sempre tonto, pero`qualche volta le dici buone!
Anche Harley clapperebbe dalla sua tomba!
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