ooops,looks like Billy Boy is at it again.

**Carol Nistri** · Joined: 16 Jun 2007 Posts: 3292

Vanity Fair has a new article coming out that accuses the former president Mr.Hot Pants of being at it again.Did he ever stop? Seems his gal friend is from Canada and a billionaire as well.Then theres the reference to a movie star Bills been seeing on the side.I still think and always will that if Hillary had rid herself by way of divorce from Bill Clinton she would have won the nomination for democratic president.Too much baggage with that pair,and its too bad shes serious as a contender and she just might have been the first women president.

**Revan** · Joined: 15 Jun 2007 Posts: 139 Location: USA

Bill Clinton, a womaizer? Who would have thunk it?

The person that is mentioned in the article is threatening to sue Vanity Fair for it.

It don't matter anymore at this point as far as the election goes, Obama won. But, there was a rumor going around that he is going to ask her to be his running mate. If it is true and/or she accepts, John McCain is going to be in a lot of trouble.
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**Carol Nistri** · Joined: 16 Jun 2007 Posts: 3292

Revan,I had on Fox news this morning and its as if they couldnt wait for these pre elections to be over,the news is that Obama would rather not have Hillary in his camp at all,he was miffed at her for stealing his thunder on a day when he was picked as the democratic nominee,that and the rumour that his wife cant stand Hillary,put it all together and dont expect Obama to come anywhere near Hillary,all agreed that this article of Vanity Fairs is going to hurt Hillary even further,the very thought of this lecher back in the white house or anywhere near it again when he hasnt changed his ways at all is putting people off big time,that plus the article says that Bill is running with a very very questionable crowd these days.Hillarys history.

**Carol Nistri** · Joined: 16 Jun 2007 Posts: 3292

heres a prediction for you Revan,Bill Clinton and Hillary will seperate,then divorce.It will come from Bill to Hillary not the other way around,should she take the initiative to divorce him she would receive no sympathy but his leaving her for another women would play right into Hillarys hands.I know thats out of left field but Ive got this gut feeling about the two of them.

**Skeptical** · Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 4:08 pm Post subject:

I would be amazed if Obama picked Hillary as his running mate. The only way that would happen is if he caved to pressure from the Democratic National Committee. He would certainly never make that choice willingly. Frankly, I don't know who he might choose. All the usual suspects have far too much baggage.

As for McCain, someone mentioned on one of the news shows that he should pick Joe Lieberman. That might appeal to a lot of swing voters but, seems to me, that would alienate some of the GOP faithful. Others have mentioned Romney - and he's OK by me - he was my choice in the first place.

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**Revan** · Joined: 15 Jun 2007 Posts: 139 Location: USA

On Bill and Hillary Divorce Idea:

That was tossed around when he couldn't keep it in his pants with Monica, but it didn't happen. I am sure there have been more women since then, but still nothing. They won't get divorced. She has delt with him for this long, might as well keep it up.

I think she would be smart of leave him, but I don't see it happening.

Fox News Election:

The media is clearing backing Obama, that is how he won in the first place. They will continue to back him for the rest of the election. It is all about who the media wants in and they will manipulate the people to attempt to get what they want.

McCain is going to be hurting for media attacks on him, weither we realize them or not. Now that Hillary is out of the picture, he is next.

The Best Choice:

I think at this point, I think we are better off going 3rd party. Bob Barr is the other choice. I know he isn't going to win, but it don't hurt to hope. Smile

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**Skeptical** · Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 8:47 am Post subject:

I am amazed at how MSNBC just seems to be foaming at the mouth with their support of Obama. Guys like Keith Olbermann were so over-the-top with their mistreatment of Hillary Clinton it was down-right scary.

As for Obama, I certainly wouldn't turn my back on my alleged media allies. The same flacks who are building you up today will be more than happy to pick the meat from your bones six months from now. That is just the way some of these big media outlets work.

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**Revan** · Joined: 15 Jun 2007 Posts: 139 Location: USA

MSNBC is painting Obama as the second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. The man is popular, I will give him that. But he is young and inexperienced in the politial field. With only 4 years in the Senate, that can't help him.

I don't like McCain's policies, but he is more qualified for the job.

But, just as long as old Bush gets out in the end, I guess whoever wins can't be that bad. Wink

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**Skeptical** · Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 8:33 am Post subject:

You remember that the Clinton's co-opted the old Fleetwood Mac song "Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow" as their campaign theme. I have one for Obama - Living Colour's "Cult of Personality" --

http://youtube.com/watch?v=RZ5SVDYBNrY

...I tell you one and one makes three. Confused

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**TheScamDetective** · Joined: 15 Jun 2007 Posts: 1351 Location: California

"But, just as long as old Bush gets out in the end, I guess whoever wins can't be that bad."
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As long as McCain doesn't get elected!!
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I am still amazed at how many people still want to drag Bill Clinton into this campaign (smiles at Carol).
Hillary was running for president..not Bill. Hillary is a strong woman who, if she had been the nominee and got elected, would not, imo, let her hubby call the shots!!
As for Obama being too young and inexperienced, the same was said about JFK...yet he was one of our better presidents!!
I think Obama will do just fine.
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**Carol Nistri** · Joined: 16 Jun 2007 Posts: 3292

Hi Scam,I know Hillary seems a very very strong women,and she is. But no one not even Hillary can control Bill Clinton hes made that abudently clear during the campagin whereby her worker bees were trying to get Clinton not to say or refer to one thing or the other.What was particularly disturbing were the bloopers he made,he knew better when he made them.Mike Savage was the first to suggest that Bill Clinton didnt want his wife to become president,I believe that now.I cant imagine this guy not throwing his two cents in when and if he had even the slightest chance.He would be the type to barge into a meeting that wasnt supposed to include him.This could possilby have been a ball of worms,especially if he knows how to push Hillary's buttons,Hillary you would be better off without that guy.