Hillary Clinton
So You Thought She Was Out, Did You?
Published by Rod D. Martin March 5th, 2008 filed under Hillary Clinton, MoveOn, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Democrats, Rod D. Martin, Election 2008, TheVanguard.Org
Well, you shouldn’t have.
As I’ve been telling anyone who would listen for weeks now, Hillary Clinton isn’t going anywhere.
And why would she? Everyone keeps saying it’s mathematically impossible for her to win the nomination on elected delegates, but the same is very much true for Obama (and was before Ohio and Texas).
The fact that you don’t hear it said that way is partly because the media keeps focusing on something the Democrat Party clearly doesn’t care about (continue reading post »)
Hillary: “We’ve Got Two Wars. We’ve Got To End One, We’ve Got To Win The Other.”
Published by Rod D. Martin March 4th, 2008 filed under Hillary Clinton, MoveOn, Barack Obama, Iraq, Democrats, Rod D. Martin, War on Terror, TheVanguard.Org
So says Hillary. To which we can only ask, why not win both?
The Coming Brokered Democratic Convention
Published by Rod D. Martin March 3rd, 2008 filed under Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Democrats, Election 2008, Rod D. Martin, TheVanguard.Org
My friend Mark Hyman writes in The American Spectator on why it makes absolutely no sense for Hillary to drop out, regardless of tomorrow’s results.
Richardson’s Universal Health Disaster
Published by Rod D. Martin March 1st, 2008 filed under Barack Obama, Socialism, Hillary Clinton, Health Care, Rod D. Martin, Election 2008, TheVanguard.Org
Bill Richardson’s promise of government-mandated universal health care may well have foundered on “fiscal and economic reality” (as National Review puts it), but it’s another aspect of the debacle which ought to be a wake-up call for everyone:
New Tribune Boss Blames Economic Woes on Clinton, Obama
Published by Rod D. Martin February 27th, 2008 filed under Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Economics, Election 2008, Rod D. Martin, TheVanguard.Org
He left out Charlie Rangel, unfortunately. Clip from the CNBC story (which includes the video):
The Times Obit on Hillary
Published by Rod D. Martin February 24th, 2008 filed under MoveOn, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Election 2008, Rod D. Martin, TheVanguard.Org
As long as we’re talking about the Times today, here’s an interesting piece by Frank Rich which sort of constitutes and early obituary for Hillary’s hopes and dreams.
Clinton Targets Pledged Delegates???
Published by Rod D. Martin February 19th, 2008 filed under Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Democrats, Election 2008, Rod D. Martin, TheVanguard.Org
Bet you didn’t know that the elected, or “pledged”, delegates were up for grabs too.
Bet Barack Obama, not to mention the pledged delegates themselves, didn’t know either.
Fortune: Hillary Would Wreck Housing Market
Published by Rod D. Martin January 16th, 2008 filed under Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Economics, Election 2008, Rod D. Martin, TheVanguard.Org
When even the leftwing Fortune magazine is forced to admit — and indeed, proclaim — that Hillary’s “modest proposal” to freeze interest rates (a move straight out of Stalin’s Five-Year Plans) would completely wreck America’s housing market, you know the plan’s bad. It’s worse than they say it is. But you just have to read what they say.
“‘Conservative MoveOn.org’ targets Hillary case” - WorldNetDaily
Published by Dolly January 16th, 2008 filed under MoveOn, Election Fraud, Dolly, Hillary Clinton, Campaign Finance, Election 2008, Announcements, TheVanguard.Org
WorldNetDaily’s above-the-masthead exclusive coverage of our taking up of the Peter Paul case. A must read. (continue reading post »)
Advice for Republicans
Published by Charles Gordon January 16th, 2008 filed under Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Future, Homeland Security, Humor, Iraq, Political Parties, Barack Obama, Mike Huckabee, Fred Thompson, Mitt Romney, Ronald Reagan, Charles Gordon, Rudy Giuliani, Culture, Blame America First, Conservatism, Defense Policy, GOP, Judiciary, Abortion, Social Issues, War on Terror, Foreign Policy/National Security, Bush Tax Cuts, Culture War, Tax Reform, Economics, Family, Election 2008
To: Republican Candidates for President
From: Your Friendly Republican Base (most of us, at least)
Date: Now
Re: How to Win our Support
(1) To John McCain: We like your courage and prescience on foreign policy, particularly Iraq. You’re acceptable on (continue reading post »)