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				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 2:21 pm
				by valerie
				Sen. Clinton's comments yesterday:
	 
	http://wcbstv.com/local/local_story_016200030.html
	 
	Maybe she should of done this:   

 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 2:48 pm
				by Raven
				That woman scares me!:-3
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 2:52 pm
				by StupidCowboyTricks
				Raven wrote: That woman scares me!:-3
	 
	This administration should be wht scares you.....Go Hillary!
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 2:55 pm
				by Raven
				What administration? :wah:
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 3:40 pm
				by opinionated
				is somebody going to point out the obvious with her?  She clearly and conveniently forgot why she was there...to celebrate Matin Luther King's birthday and accomplisments not to promote her own agenda.  What a stupid and obvious woman.
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 6:56 pm
				by StupidCowboyTricks
				opinionated wrote: is somebody going to point out the obvious with her? She clearly and conveniently forgot why she was there...to celebrate Matin Luther King's birthday and accomplisments not to promote her own agenda. What a stupid and obvious woman.
	 
	I like your name:)
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 7:21 pm
				by lady cop
				i never could stand the sight or sound of her...she is as dishonest as slick willie, and it wouldn't have mattered if he fornicated with the entire white house staff, she would have grasped the curtains in the oval office until her fingers bled to keep from being evicted with him. 
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 7:48 pm
				by StupidCowboyTricks
				Far Rider wrote: Agreed!
	 
	Now you can all be friends with Chiptbeef again!
	 
	LMAO!
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 7:54 pm
				by StupidCowboyTricks
				Far Rider wrote: :yh_rotfl No! He's an idiot!
	 
	If the "cowboy Hat" fits................

 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 7:48 am
				by Accountable
				Stupid? Yup
	Ill-advised? Yup
	Inflamatory? Yup
	Divisive? Yup
	 
	 
	Faux pas? Not on your life.
	 
	Calculated
	Purposeful
	Planned
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 7:55 am
				by ChiptBeef
				Far Rider wrote: :yh_rotfl  No!  He's an idiot!
	Where's the love? Like Mr. King (Rodney) said, "Can't we all just get along?" After all, we've found common ground. Hillary needs to go away. :-6
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 9:06 am
				by ChiptBeef
				Far Rider wrote: ok I'll take it back, but your on notice:wah:
	Fair enough, Mr. Moderator. :wah:
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 9:18 am
				by ChiptBeef
				opinionated wrote: is somebody going to point out the obvious with her?  She clearly and conveniently forgot why she was there...to celebrate Matin Luther King's birthday and accomplisments not to promote her own agenda.  What a stupid and obvious woman.
	At least one of her own in New York agrees with you, as do I.
"Black Dem Blasts 'Plantation' Hillary Clinton" - January 18, 2006
	
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2006 ... html?s-icp
	This is not the first time Hillary has tasted shoe leather. There was a deafening silence from the mainstream media on that "faux pas" too.
"Hillary: Iraqi Women Better Off Under Saddam" - February 27, 2004
	
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004 ... 1415.shtml
	Hillary should resign and go to work with Gina Davis on her new show as a consultant. She could tell Gina where to hide the billing records and give her a tour of Fort Marcy Park. 

 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 11:21 am
				by greydeadhead
				the only person that she cares about is herself.. this will become more evident the closer we get to the 2008 election cycle.  Of course she will be re-elected this cycle..then put the screws to NY by running for the Democratic nomination in 2008.  She just plain scares the life outta me.. I would seriously consider moving out of the country if she is elected president..
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 12:06 pm
				by ChiptBeef
				greydeadhead wrote: the only person that she cares about is herself.. this will become more evident the closer we get to the 2008 election cycle.  Of course she will be re-elected this cycle..then put the screws to NY by running for the Democratic nomination in 2008.  She just plain scares the life outta me.. I would seriously consider moving out of the country if she is elected president..
	
	American actor Alec Baldwin said he would move out of our country if George W. Bush was elected. Unfortunately, Alec didn't follow through with his agenda. I think many Americans would actually leave the country if Billary is elected in 2008. I think she should have to commit, in writing, that if she runs for her seat in 2006, she will serve her entire senatorial term. Wait, her future first-husband did that in Arkansas and broke his promise, right? Oh well........ 
For those that don't think she has her sights on the White House (again), there's some of the "ocean front property in Arizona" available that George Strait sang about some years back. 
	:guitarist
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 12:17 pm
				by greydeadhead
				Alec Baldwin is a ball-le** wonder.. why would he leave a country where he can criticize his government and not suffer any consequences.. that is one of the beauties we are afforded here .. the right to speak our mind with out consequence... 
I could only hope he would keep his promise and leave.. but then again look at his political idols..
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 5:50 pm
				by ChiptBeef
				greydeadhead wrote: Alec Baldwin is a ball-le** wonder.. why would he leave a country where he can criticize his government and not suffer any consequences.. that is one of the beauties we are afforded here .. the right to speak our mind with out consequence... 
I could only hope he would keep his promise and leave.. but then again look at his political idols..
	I get in trouble with the "ad-hoc moderators" on this forum when I discuss politics. Alec Baldwin wasn't man enough to put his money where his mouth was, IMO. I do know that he took pride in his comedic role as a gay Scout Master on the Saturday Night Live skit "Canteen Boy" with Adam Sandler. I have no factual basis for stating that there is a definite nexus between the two. But, anything is possible.
Disclosure: The above material is posted for satirical purposes only. 

 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 6:16 pm
				by ChiptBeef
				SnoozeControl wrote: Do you really think disclaimers are going to help?  If someone disagrees with your comments, that certainly won't stop them from responding to your post.
	Other members have commended my use of similar qualifications. At least one member suggested I include a similar qualification in my official "signature," even though I don't have access to that function at the present. Since I am not able to be all things to all people, maybe I should be satisfied with posting like all other members, without any special justification? 
	

 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 6:31 pm
				by ChiptBeef
				SnoozeControl wrote: I recommend just being yourself.
	I've been myself since registration. But that wasn't good enough, for some. Now, it's time to "seperate the wheat from the chaff." 

 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 6:28 am
				by Accountable
				ChiptBeef wrote: I've been myself since registration. But that wasn't good enough, for some. Now, it's time to "seperate the wheat from the chaff." 

	Too bad. I liked the act better.
 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 7:26 am
				by ChiptBeef
				Accountable wrote: Too bad. I liked the act better.
	As much as you like the "ignore list?" I see it didn't work out for you. Some have the courage of their convictions... some don't. 

 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 7:31 am
				by Accountable
				ChiptBeef wrote: As much as you like the "ignore list?" I see it didn't work out for you. Some have the courage of their convictions... some don't. 

	:D  Touche'. Look, I'm dropping it. Carrying on. :guitarist
 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 7:43 am
				by ChiptBeef
				Accountable wrote: 

  Touche'. Look, I'm dropping it. Carrying on. :guitarist
	Amen. This is just getting old. There are better ways to serve our causes. By your leave, as a worthy debate opponent. :yh_peace
 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 10:20 pm
				by ChiptBeef
				I thought we would have heard at least a tepid apology from Billary. The only sound is crickets. 

 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 1:51 pm
				by ChiptBeef
				But then again, Billary didn't apologize for, or retract, the "vast right-wing conspiracy" statement either. 
 
 
From the Webter's New World College Dictionary:
"bitch n. 2 b) a malicious, bad-tempered, or aggressive woman"
 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 3:08 pm
				by ChiptBeef
				Still.... only crickets. 
 
No big surprise, since she supported other offensive remarks by Harry Belafonte and Charles Rangle back in September 2005:
"Clinton Praises Belafonte's Anti-US Rant"
"Mrs. Clinton offered no objection to the president of the United States being compared to one of America's most notorious racists."
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005 ... 2013.shtml 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 3:58 pm
				by minks
				Chip you are talking to yourself.... 
	stop it looks bad.
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 5:04 pm
				by ChiptBeef
				Hillary likes Harry...
"Hillary Clinton Joins Forces with Harry Belafonte" - January 12, 2006
http://www.judicialwatch.org/corrchron/ ... ton_2.html 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 5:52 pm
				by weeder
				New Yorkers loathe Hillary Clinton. Any women with half a brain have tremendous disdain for Hillary Clinton. I dont think she really knows what her agenda, or her purpose is. She is trying to prove something to someone. Many of us wish she would just go away........
			 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 9:01 am
				by ChiptBeef
				weeder wrote: New Yorkers loathe Hillary Clinton. Many of us wish she would just go away........
	I wonder if Bill is one of those.... 

 
			
					
				More than just a faux pas?
				Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 9:29 am
				by greydeadhead
				Well.. how come you elected her in the first place..   Face it she is a carpetbagger and is just using NY as a springboard to a presidential bid... and you fell for it hook, line, sinker, boat.... etc.  Of course she is gonna support Belafonte and his rant.  How do you think she is going to lure the minority vote.  Once she reels them in she will stab them in the back just like anyone else that supports her.  
	   
	ohhh.. I bet Bill wishes she would go away...