Sunday, June 29, 2008
Bill, You're Really not a Racist
Joe Klein of Time wants Obama to quit pussyfootin' around and get down to making nice with Big-Ego-Long-Memory Bill.
Something like this: "Bill, you're not really a racist. I was funning in South Carolina. You know how it gets in the heat of the battle when you're playing the race card at a high stakes No Limit Hold’em game. I didn't mean nothin' by it.
Well, you want unity, Obama Nation; here's a link; help pay off Hillary debt. The howler just made a small contribution (which is about all she could afford).
Something like this: "Bill, you're not really a racist. I was funning in South Carolina. You know how it gets in the heat of the battle when you're playing the race card at a high stakes No Limit Hold’em game. I didn't mean nothin' by it.
[Clinton] has the ability for mischief. Obama has been making a lot of the right moves since nailing down the nomination--and it's probably time to swallow his pride and give the Big Dog a call, perhaps under the guise of asking specific policy advice... and then Obama should casually let slip that he doesn't at all consider Clinton a racist, and never has. Maybe a joke, "I'm looking forward to becoming the second black President..."Yep, no doubt about it; a few words from Mr. Unity and by the sheer force of his talismaic power, poof, the past will be forgiven. Like Hillary supporters, Bill is just doing a little grieving; go cheer him, Barky; you'll feel better afterward.
Well, you want unity, Obama Nation; here's a link; help pay off Hillary debt. The howler just made a small contribution (which is about all she could afford).
// posted by Howling Latina @ 10:13 AM 
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Yeah, and to think I actually not only bought the book and read it but when to the movie and watched it behind a cheering chorus of employees from the private airline company out of Manassas that's featured in the movie.
Yeah, and to think I actually not only bought the book and read it but when to the movie and watched it behind a cheering chorus of employees from the private airline company out of Manassas that's featured in the movie.
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