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Hillary Clinton Says 'Love Triumphed' in Gay Marriage ......

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It appears Hillary Clinton was so overjoyed yesterday. That she actually got out to speak and then lost her damn mind. Like she said about the shooting. The emotions overwhelm her to a point that she doesn't know what to do. Then it was Love Triumphed in the SCOTUS. I did like the part where she says.....My Country!

Looks like Hillary hasn't figured out.....she just took ownership of Healthcare that was hers and always was. BO peep never had an original idea in his head. Especially with Politics. Ever!

As well as, she just embraced all of Peeps policies. She also forgot about those polls that show the Majority of Americans are against BO care. Of course Hillary isn't to bright nor much in the knowing on current events. This Absolute Waste of space needs to have everything explained to her. Including how to turn on a light. Oh well....what can you expect from nothing more than a mass of conflicting impulses. What say ye?



Clinton says Supreme Court has a message for GOP: 'Move on'.....

In one of her most partisan speeches since announcing her presidential campaign, Clinton criticized the field of more than a dozen Republican candidates for opposing gay marriage, gun control, immigration reform and women's reproductive rights.

"We can sum up the message from the court and the American people in just two words: Move on," she said in a fiery speech to Democratic activists gathered in Northern Virginia for a party fundraiser.

"I'm on the side for everyone who's ever been knocked down but refused to be knocked out," she told the cheering audience. "I will always stand my ground so you and my country can gain ground.".....snip~ :lamo

Clinton says Supreme Court has a message for GOP: 'Move on'
 
MMC said:
Looks like Hillary hasn't figured out.....she just took ownership of Healthcare that was hers and always was. BO peep never had an original idea in his head. Especially with Politics. Ever!
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Hillary Clinton was supportive of a public option when she was pushing for healthcare reform. Which is not the same as ObamaCare, or even close to it really.

Not that I would expect you to know that or acknowledge it.
 
Much like the 57% who don't trust Hillary and suggest she move on to retirement. If she always stands her ground, why has her position changed with the shifts in the political wind so often? Exactly what ground does she occupy? Maybe she should explain that.
 
roughdraft274 said:
Hillary Clinton was supportive of a public option when she was pushing for healthcare reform. Which is not the same as ObamaCare, or even close to it really.

Not that I would expect you to know that or acknowledge it.
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Well I knew with all your so called smart powers. That you wouldn't be able to figure out that BO care is nothing more than Grandmothered HillaryCare.

When your alleged intelligence can figure that part out on how she was against the mandate then changed her mind and was all for it. Then get back to me.

Do you think with whats in your head.....you can still acknowledge the poll saying that the majority of Americans are against BO care. You have figured that part out with all that smartness, Right?
 
roughdraft274 said:
Hillary Clinton was supportive of a public option when she was pushing for healthcare reform. Which is not the same as ObamaCare, or even close to it really.

Not that I would expect you to know that or acknowledge it.
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The public didn't support her plan.
 
humbolt said:
Much like the 57% who don't trust Hillary and suggest she move on to retirement. If she always stands her ground, why has her position changed with the shifts in the political wind so often? Exactly what ground does she occupy? Maybe she should explain that.
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First.....she should try and explain what she thinks love is. Also that her foreign donors don't count? :mrgreen:
 
MMC said:
Well I knew with all your so called smart powers. That you wouldn't be able to figure out that BO care is nothing more than Grandmothered HillaryCare.
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Bull****. The individual mandate is what the Republicans countered HillaryCare with. Where have you been?
 
MMC said:
It appears Hillary Clinton was so overjoyed yesterday. That she actually got out to speak and then lost her damn mind. Like she said about the shooting. The emotions overwhelm her to a point that she doesn't know what to do. Then it was Love Triumphed in the SCOTUS. I did like the part where she says.....My Country!

Looks like Hillary hasn't figured out.....she just took ownership of Healthcare that was hers and always was. BO peep never had an original idea in his head. Especially with Politics. Ever!

As well as, she just embraced all of Peeps policies. She also forgot about those polls that show the Majority of Americans are against BO care. Of course Hillary isn't to bright nor much in the knowing on current events. This Absolute Waste of space needs to have everything explained to her. Including how to turn on a light. Oh well....what can you expect from nothing more than a mass of conflicting impulses. What say ye?



Clinton says Supreme Court has a message for GOP: 'Move on'.....

In one of her most partisan speeches since announcing her presidential campaign, Clinton criticized the field of more than a dozen Republican candidates for opposing gay marriage, gun control, immigration reform and women's reproductive rights.

"We can sum up the message from the court and the American people in just two words: Move on," she said in a fiery speech to Democratic activists gathered in Northern Virginia for a party fundraiser.

"I'm on the side for everyone who's ever been knocked down but refused to be knocked out," she told the cheering audience. "I will always stand my ground so you and my country can gain ground.".....snip~ :lamo

Clinton says Supreme Court has a message for GOP: 'Move on'
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The original idea for Obamacare came from the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
 
CriticalThought said:
The original idea for Obamacare came from the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
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Mornin' CT. :2wave: Yes they started it and also the Repubs came up with S-Chip.

Tina Tina Turner says.....Whats Love got to do with it? :mrgreen:
 
roughdraft274 said:
Hillary Clinton was supportive of a public option
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when she was pushing for healthcare reform. Which is not the same as ObamaCare, or even close to it really.

Not that I would expect you to know that or acknowledge it.
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Hillary and Obama were against gay marriage before they were for it ... and pretty recently too.
You think they did some soul searching? ... or some poll searching?

I think their crappy trustworthiness numbers are well deserved but in contrast to Obama, Hillary has absolutely nowhere near his skills or residual support to hide what she really is ... and it'll get worse as things drip out over time.

My trustworthiness numbers are fantastic but with a little observation of your own you'll notice the same thing.
 
roughdraft274 said:
Ok. Did I say otherwise?
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No, but understand that Hillary, as a democrat running for president, necessarily inherits the policies of her political peers unless she articulates something different. So far, she's not done that. It's early in the campaign, so she certainly has time, but considering that essentially she's been running for the WH since 2000, I'm wondering exactly when she decide to favor us with some policy positions, answer some pertinent questions, and tell us where she stands (that ground she's talking about) rather than defining who she thinks might be her opponents.
 
roughdraft274 said:
Bull****. The individual mandate is what the Republicans countered HillaryCare with. Where have you been?
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Try again, and do try and stick with reality.


Professor Paul Starr reported that before the election, "behind the scences", the thinking inside Obama's orbit was shifting. Obama dropped or marginalized his health policy advisors from the campaign and brought in advisors with old Clinton Connections. Neera Tanden who had been Clinton's advisor joined Obama's Staff. Tanden recalled that when she asked Obama what he thought of the mandate. Obama replied, I think Hillary was Right......snip~

Obamacare is Hillarycare 2.0 | The Daily Caller
 
bubbabgone said:
Hillary and Obama were against gay marriage before they were for it ... and pretty recently too.
You think they did some soul searching? ... or some poll searching?

I think their crappy trustworthiness numbers are well deserved but in contrast to Obama, Hillary has absolutely nowhere near his skills or residual support to hide what she really is ... and it'll get worse as things drip out over time.

My trustworthiness numbers are fantastic but with a little observation of your own you'll notice the same thing.
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Mornin B. :2wave: Dammit, I forget that Both were against Gay Marriage before they were for it. Now where are those questions by the press asking Hillary which love was she describing. The one before or the one now?

BO peep was a bit more political about gloating.....as you can see with Hillary. She is filled with the Ocean of Love.....and merciful to call the land, Hers.
 
humbolt said:
No, but understand that Hillary, as a democrat running for president, necessarily inherits the policies of her political peers unless she articulates something different. So far, she's not done that. It's early in the campaign, so she certainly has time, but considering that essentially she's been running for the WH since 2000, I'm wondering exactly when she decide to favor us with some policy positions, answer some pertinent questions, and tell us where she stands (that ground she's talking about) rather than defining who she thinks might be her opponents.
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Heya HB. :2wave: Forgetaboutit......she owns the **** now, and we gonna make her live it. Her and all those sycophants that support her.
 
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MMC said:
Heya HB. :2wave: Forgetaboutit......she owns the **** now, and we gonna make her live it. Her and all those sycophants that support her.
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Right. If she doesn't disavow it or describe another approach, she owns it. Hillary seems to own quite a bit in every respect.
 
MMC said:
Try again, and do try and stick with reality.


Professor Paul Starr reported that before the election, "behind the scences", the thinking inside Obama's orbit was shifting. Obama dropped or marginalized his health policy advisors from the campaign and brought in advisors with old Clinton Connections. Neera Tanden who had been Clinton's advisor joined Obama's Staff. Tanden recalled that when she asked Obama what he thought of the mandate. Obama replied, I think Hillary was Right......snip~

Obamacare is Hillarycare 2.0 | The Daily Caller
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The year was 1993. President Bill Clinton had proposed a complicated health bill, championed by First Lady Hillary Clinton, to insure every American through regional "health alliances." The plan required employers to pay for insurance, and it closely regulated insurers and health care providers through cost controls and purchasing groups.

In response, a group of Senate Republicans introduced their own plan, inspired by ideas from conservative think tanks in Washington like the Heritage Foundation. Their plan got rid of the Clintons’ employer mandate, and put the burden on individuals to have insurance — the individual mandate. The plan, one of several Republican alternatives, also created a universal tax deduction for health insurance and gave the poor vouchers to buy policies.
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Switching sides on the individual mandate | PolitiFact

They aren't the same thing.
 
humbolt said:
No, but understand that Hillary, as a democrat running for president, necessarily inherits the policies of her political peers unless she articulates something different. So far, she's not done that. It's early in the campaign, so she certainly has time, but considering that essentially she's been running for the WH since 2000, I'm wondering exactly when she decide to favor us with some policy positions, answer some pertinent questions, and tell us where she stands (that ground she's talking about) rather than defining who she thinks might be her opponents.
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I don't think I'd go that far, that if she doesn't condemn something then that means she supports it, because that's a logical fallacy, but you would be correct in saying that throughout the campaign she needs to elaborate on what she plans to do with ObamaCare, whether she thinks it's a good thing, needs to be expanded upon etc...

The election is a very long. We're well over a year away. Candidates don't start debating hot button issues right when they announce. This isn't just a hillary thing.
 
bubbabgone said:
Hillary and Obama were against gay marriage before they were for it ... and pretty recently too.
You think they did some soul searching? ... or some poll searching?
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Many politicians have changed their mind on gay marriage. Even Republicans. Gonna cry about it?
 
roughdraft274 said:
I don't think I'd go that far, that if she doesn't condemn something then that means she supports it, because that's a logical fallacy, but you would be correct in saying that throughout the campaign she needs to elaborate on what she plans to do with ObamaCare, whether she thinks it's a good thing, needs to be expanded upon etc...
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It is a fallacy, but a political reality.

The election is a very long. We're well over a year away. Candidates don't start debating hot button issues right when they announce. This isn't just a hillary thing.
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There is time. Her numbers are falling though, so if she wants to reverse that trend, she'd best be about doing it now because she's looking pretty stale. The only thing you can do with stale bread is make toast, and I don't think she wants to go there.
 
humbolt said:
There is time. Her numbers are falling though, so if she wants to reverse that trend, she'd best be about doing it now because she's looking pretty stale. The only thing you can do with stale bread is make toast, and I don't think she wants to go there.
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It's a campaign. Anything could happen. But noone ever runs a campaign that doesn't have ups and downs. I'm glad to see other candidates challenging her though. I don't really want another clinton or bush in the whitehouse.
 
roughdraft274 said:
It's a campaign. Anything could happen. But noone ever runs a campaign that doesn't have ups and downs. I'm glad to see other candidates challenging her though. I don't really want another clinton or bush in the whitehouse.
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Me either.
 
roughdraft274 said:
Switching sides on the individual mandate | PolitiFact

They aren't the same thing.
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:roll: .....
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In 2007, campaigning in Iowa, Clinton like Obama, promised Americans that if they liked their plans they could keep them. Clinton, also like Obama, left out the fine print that her plan had a provision similar to Obamacare which would have kicked millions off of their own insurance plans.....snip~


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humbolt said:
It is a fallacy, but a political reality.



There is time. Her numbers are falling though, so if she wants to reverse that trend, she'd best be about doing it now because she's looking pretty stale. The only thing you can do with stale bread is make toast, and I don't think she wants to go there.
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It appears the Media has made sure that election coverage has already started, huh? A bit earlier than last to, eh?
 
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