Don't Hate Hillary

Dont Elect Her President Either

Published on January 30, 2007 By jesseledesma In Politics

I cannot be about hate. I know many of us on the conservative side may like the sport of hating little Miss Hillary dickory crock.

She has lied and we know it. Even worse, she acts as if we are all living in cave and have no clue what kind of a person she is.

Now, the news media likes to think they can pick and promote a presidential candidate as if they were running a beauty pageant.

Of course, they could not get their candidate in on 2000 and 2004. In addition, they started out this election cycle drooling over Borak Hussein Obama. Then they realized they could never get him in and have been switching back forth from many democratic candidates.

I say we are going through some very challenging times and that it is essential that we don’t allow our selves to be as petty and narcissistic as the politicians and the news media staff.

Some one will need to be elected. I hope Americans elect a person who understands the serious threat of terrorism and is ready to deal with it regardless of news media polls.

For me, Miss Hillary has more than showed who she is to the American public. To me she is a person so obsessed with the presidency that she has lost sight of reality.

It has to be sad to be living a life where the only thing that matters is our own perception that we are willing to sell our soul to the devil to get what we want.

In addition, even though many of us have seen enough of Miss Clinton and would like her to be the first women to visit mars we cannot allow them to sink us to their level.

After all, she is a person and just as deserving of the mercy of our Lord as any one else.

To me the question of 2008 is which conservative is going to step forward and lead us in battle to regain the congress and the presidency.

So far, I have put the republican minority leader in the senate on my list of candidates to consider.

McCain is not a team player. He does not get my support.

I would never support a person who is being lead astray by a false religion, regardless of his ability to win or qualifications.

All the so called republicans who have criticized the president in these challenging times will never get my support either.
Therefore, you people have the responsibility of finding a good conservative who respects the tax payer, respects the person who give of his or her all to succeed, and does not want to interfere with a person’s religion.

As for Miss Clinton, it is a bad personal tragedy when a person steps in something and they find themselves under the peering eyes of a hundred million people.

I think it is best that we keep our integrity in tack and are able to leave this world with honor.

After all, after all is said and done all we have is our selfrespect.

Comments

Deference

on Jan 31, 2007

Of course, they could not get their candidate in on 2000 and 2004. In addition, they started out this election cycle drooling over Borak Hussein Obama. jesseledesma

What the shit is this? How do you justify sticking Saddam's name in with Mr. Obama's? Answer me.

McCain is not a team player. He does not get my support. jesseledesma

Give me another name of a viable Republican candidate.

Look, I don't want Hillary, Obama, or Mr. McCain as President, but who the heck else is going to run that has a shot? I'm curious, who do you have in mind?

Me, I wish for (key word Wish) a Ron Paul (R) and Dave Kucinich (D) ticket but I'm not going to get it - so wtf, jesse?

SilentPoet

on Jan 31, 2007

What the shit is this? How do you justify sticking Saddam's name in with Mr. Obama's? Answer me

Hold your horses Def, it's his name.

His full name, Barack (after his father), Hussein (after his grandfather, a luo chieftan i believe), and Obama.

Give me another name of a viable Republican candidate.

I personally am interested in Giuliani.

Look, I don't want Hillary, Obama, or Mr. McCain as President, but who the heck else is going to run that has a shot? I'm curious, who do you have in mind?Me, I wish for (key word Wish) a Ron Paul (R) and Dave Kucinich (D) ticket but I'm not going to get it - so wtf, jesse?

I'd like Obama to run; i would vote for him if he did run.

SanChonino

on Jan 31, 2007

Hussein (after his grandfather, a luo chieftan i believe)

And that's why he'll never be elected. Too many podunks in backwater, USA (or, hell, in our MAJOR CITIES too, why should it be confined to Appalachia?) would equate Hussein with insane. Or, like you said, Def, Saddam. Big mistake on the middle name there, buddy.

Oh well. I'm with Def on this one - his race would be a clean race where I'd have trouble finding a candidate. All these pretty little media darlings are just that - fluff, no substance.

Deference

on Jan 31, 2007

His full name, Barack (after his father), Hussein (after his grandfather, a luo chieftan i believe), and Obama. - SilentPoet

Sorry if I seem brash, but I assure you I am most competent. I know Barak's name, but in all (right wing mouthpiece) talk radio, his middle is used derisively, as if to suppose or connotate he's some Islamic radical sneaking in to our White House for a secret theocratic coup of America. Violent rumours have been spread that Obama actually received schooling at a madrasah.

from http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2089-2569704,00.html

WHEN Barack Obama, America’s newest presidential hopeful, was hit by allegations that he had attended a radical Islamic madrasah school as a boy in Indonesia, the claims spread like a virus through the media and internet.

It was a lie — the school was barely more religious than British church schools — but it was also a sign that Obama’s chances of winning the presidency depend to an unusual degree on his life story and character....

I may have jumped the gun in assuming jesse was acting as part of this stunt. My apologies.

As for Guliani....I won't utter a word unless he became a dangerous candidate....

Thanks for the cue to clear the word, Silentpoet.

SilentPoet

on Jan 31, 2007

As for Guliani....I won't utter a word unless he became a dangerous candidate....

Oh?

I do remember reading an article in my town's local paper; it talked about how he's going to have a lot of trouble in swaying the core bloc of the gop (the hardcore conservatives).

Thanks for the cue to clear the word, Silentpoet.

No problemo, always a good thing to stop the spark, so to speak.

Not really his choice in the matter. It does suck for him indeed though. I find it sad that there are those who vote with ignorance, sometimes willful ignorance. Personally, I like him, and think that he'd be a good president.

No matter who gets the nom from both parties, i can say one thing...this next presidential election is going to be interesting.

Peace, ~L

jesseledesma

on Feb 02, 2007

Did you read I have put the senate minority leadrer on my list to consider.

Deference

on Feb 04, 2007

Did you read I have put the senate minority leadrer on my list to consider. - Jesseledesma

I certainly did. But did you read my question?

Give me another name of a viable Republican candidate. - Deference

Hey, may just be a matter of opinion but Bill Frist?

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