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Saturday, May 31, 2008

Clinton sees end of road for campaign

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Rejects idea of fighting all summer for victory

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2ez2c

Good news and bad news Hillary. The good news is that the campaign is over; you can go back to NY and try to salvage what’s left of your reputation there. The bad news is that it’s been over for some time now! Hillary, the Queen of Spin and a Legend in Her Own Mind! http://klintons.com
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ericmiami

The sooner this is over, the sooner Hillary can go to her nearest VA hospital and get treatment for the PTSD she suffered from that sniper attack in Bosnia. Get well soon, Hillary!
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dafoe

"I think that people will have to ask themselves those questions: Who would be the best president in terms of preparation and readiness and effectiveness, and who would be the stronger candidate?" People think Barak Obama or John McCain would be a better candidate, Hillary. So are you satisfied now? See yourself out please. Thank you.
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FloridaAlan

Go, Super Delegates. Select Obama (Clinton won the popular vote, but who cares, right?!) because we know you know what's best. I'm sure Americans will best be served by a fist-term Senator who also happens to be an anti-white racist, who is loyal to Africa (and is an African citizen also and whose half brother just lost his bid for the presidency of Zimbawe... too, bad). This who who the democrat leaders and media are pushing down our throats?! I'm not buying! Democrats for McCain '08
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mojo3

Letter to a Drama Queen: Ms. Hillary, The SHOW is Over! The curtains have closed...the music has stopped...the audience has departed. It is now time for you to leave the stage. Please NO MORE DRAMA! Do not return to NYC (my native home, as you will catch hell there), but with a quickness...to Arkansas. And forgoodness sake, grab "Slick Willy," and take him with you. *Poooooof! Be G-O-N-E! Quick. Fast. And, in a Hurry!
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