Gennifer Flowers and Paula Jones Finally Tell After Kissing
Bill Clinton mistresses Gennifer Flowers and Paula Jones are now telling the entire world what exactly happened sexually between them and Clinton before he became President of the United States.
The two women, whose names were widely known in the early 1990s as they claimed sexual encounters with Clinton, have created a Web site offering videos of their thoughts on Clinton, his wife Hillary and other matters surrounding their involvement with the man who was Arkansas governor at the time.
Hillary likely would have done the same to help pay off her campaign debts, but she couldn’t remember anything sexually ever happening between her and Bill besides the night Chelsea was conceived.
Both affairs with Flowers and Jones took place while Bill was governor of Arkansas.
I think I will save my money this time and wait for Ashley Alexandre Dupre to spill what happened with her and Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sphere: Related ContentBET Founder Bob Johnson Pushes Hillary for Barack’s #2
Black Entertainment Television (BET) founder and Charlotte Bobcats owner Bob Johnson is pushing the Congressional Black Congress and the Democratic party to come together and add Hillary Clinton to the Barack Obama ticket as his Vice President.
Johnson, the owner of the Charlotte Bobcats, has reportedly sent a letter to Rep. James Clyburn of the Congressional Black Caucus, in which he appealed for CBC members to help. “I, as a longtime supporter of Senator Clinton and the Democratic Party, urge you to do everything possible to unify this party to win the Presidential election in November. For me and millions of other Democrats, I believe that the most important step that you can take now is to encourage the Congressional Black Caucus to urge Senator Obama to select Senator Hillary Clinton as his vice presidential running mate.”
I have to agree that a Obama-Hillary ticket would unify the Democrats and make John McCain’s chances of reaching the White House very difficult.
Sphere: Related ContentHillary Clinton to Concede Tonight to Barack Obama
Super woman Hillary Clinton in all reality is expected to finally concede the Democratic party’s nomination to Senator Barack Obama tonight according to her campaign chairman Terry McAuliffe.
Clinton campaign chairman Terry McAuliffe said Tuesday that once Obama gets the majority of convention delegates, “I think Hillary Clinton will congratulate him and call him the nominee.”
The outcome could come by the end of the day with some choreography by the party’s superdelegates. The party insiders were lining up behind Obama at a rate that could seal the nomination once results are in from Montana and South Dakota — or even before.
Hillary is still expected to win South Dakota by nearly 25% tonight. She reportedly was attempting to have Barack pay part of the campaign debt she amassed trying to beat him before conceding. Good luck with that one!
Sphere: Related ContentFather Michael Pfleger Mocks Hillary Clinton (Video)
Father Michael Pfleger was preaching at Rev. Jeremiah Wright’s Trinity Church in Chicago this past weekend and like Wright he took the pulpit to mock Hillary Clinton. Barack Obama is already in apologetic mode for Pfleger’s comments.
Pfleger has issued an apology for his comments. I am still surprised they let a white man preach at Trinity.
Also See: Jeremiah Wright Likes Pissing Off America and Rev. Wright’s Multi-Million Dollar Mansion
Michelle Malkin’s Take on Pfleger
Barack Obama Claims Majority of Democratic Delegates
Barack Obama tonight in Des Moines, Iowa claimed the majority of delegates to be the Democratic nominee to run against Republican John McCain for President.
Hillary Clinton still showed her strength by blowing Barack out in Kentucky’s primary tonight by nearly 40%.
Sphere: Related ContentMassive ‘Blue Grass’ Victory for Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton enjoyed a big victory on Tuesday night in the ‘Bluegrass State’ of Kentucky. She beat rival and likely Democratic nominee Barack Obama by a margin of 67%-31% with 99 percent of ballots having been counted.
Republican nominee John McCain got a measly 72% of the vote in Kentucky with the other 28% or so going to Mike Huckabee, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, and Rudy Giuliani.
Sphere: Related ContentNARAL Pro-Choice Pisses Off Hillary Supporters
NARAL Pro-Choice leaders have pissed off dedicated supporters of Hillary Clinton with their endorsement of Barack Obama for President. Clinton has been a fervent support of NARAL throughout her adult and political life.
It was seen as a gratuitous slap in the face to a longtime ally, and it sparked a fear even closer to home: that the move will alienate donors loyal to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York. Many on this week’s conference call were stunned on learning the news, making urgent pleas for the group to remain neutral until after the June 3 Democratic primaries.
“It’s created a firestorm,” said NARAL Pro-Choice New York President Kelli Conlin, who was on the conference call. “Everyone was mystified … saying, ‘What is the upside for the organization? And, frankly, [there was] a lot of concern about the donor base. … There was real concern there would be a backlash.”
It truly doesn’t make much sense that NARAL didn’t wait 5-6 more weeks before endorsing Barack.
However, NARAL knows that Barack has the nomination in the bag and is trying to let him know that they endorsed him before it was automatic. That likely will hamper donations from supports of NARAL over the next couple of years.
Sphere: Related ContentHillary Adviser Mickey Kantor Disses Indiana Voters (video)
Check out the above video to hear longtime Clinton friend and Hillary Clinton campaign adviser Mickey Kantor calling Indiana voters sh** and worthless white n***ers.
Will Hillary fire or ask Kantor to resign? Will this turn the tide in Indiana and give the victory to Barack Obama?
Sphere: Related ContentHillary Clinton Wins PA by Decisive Margin
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton beat arch rival Barack Obama by 10% in Pennsylvania’s primary on Tuesday night.
With 99 percent of precincts reporting, Clinton had 55 percent and Barack Obama had 45 percent, a comfortable enough margin to deny critics their demand that she quit the race.
“Some counted me out and said to drop out,” Clinton told cheering supporters at a rally in Philadelphia. “But the American people don’t quit. And they deserve a president who doesn’t quit either.”
And the race continues…
Sphere: Related ContentJohn McCain Raised $15 Million in March
Republican Presidential candidate John McCain raised $15 million dollars in March according to his campaign. It was a record to date for McCain but was still far behind his Democratic rivals.
Obama raised $40 million for his primary race in March, the majority of which came from small donors. Clinton raised $20 million.
On a positive note McCain is getting to stockpile a bit of his money as Hillary and Barack continue to battle it out in the trenches.
Sphere: Related ContentBill Richardson and the Clintons
Who isn’t getting sick of Bill Richardson saying he did nothing wrong by endorsing Obama. By Richardson reiterating this so much and so frequently and responding to people provoking him (Bill Clinton, James Carville, and etc.) , it obviously means that he feels that in some way that he did. His conscious is apparently plaguing him.
Proof from CNN:
Sphere: Related ContentNew Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson on Wednesday sharply disputed Bill Clinton’s reported claim that Richardson promised to endorse Hillary Clinton’s bid for the White House.
“I never did,” Richardson said. “I never saw [President Clinton] five times. I saw him when he watched the Super Bowl with me. We made it very clear to him that he shouldn’t expect an endorsement after that meeting.”
Bill Clinton’s comments reportedly came during a recent meeting with some California superdelegates. The San Francisco Chronicle reported the former president got “red faced” when the subject of Richardson came up and said, “Five times to my face (Richardson) said that he would never do that.”
In the interview Wednesday, Richardson acknowledged he was “very close to endorsing” Clinton, but decided not to after the campaign got “nasty.”
“I held back. I waited. I felt the campaign got nasty. I heard Senator Obama; he would talk to me continuously,” Richardson said.
“The Clintons should get over this,” he added.
Pork Barrel Fun with Clinton and Obama
Pork Barrel Spending ( aka Earmarks) is going to become more of an issue that it is now, and here is why from the LA Times.
The nonpartisan taxpayer watchdog group Citizens Against Government Waste is out with its newest Pig Book, an overwhelming detailing of all 11,610 pork barrel projects inserted in the current fiscal year’s appropriations bills by individual members of Congress.
These semi-secret spending measures cost taxpayers an extra $17.2 billion this fiscal year alone. This is the first year legislators have had to attach their names to these measures.
And guess which one of the surviving presidential candidates likes pork the most? And the least?According to the Pig Book (”The Book Washington Does Not Want You to Read”), New York Sen. Hillary Clinton is our new grand national oinker among presidential contenders for most pork barrel spending. She inserted a whopping 281 individual spending projects into bills for the benefit of New York interests at the cost of taxpayers everywhere.That totals $296.2 million.
The new national hero, on the other hand, for not inserting one penny of pork barrel spending is the Republican Party’s presumptive nominee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona. As a longtime staunch opponent of such earmarks, McCain may be expected to raise the subject of such special spending if Clinton becomes his Democratic opponent in the fall’s general election.
He may also bring it up if his opponent is Illinois Sen. Barack Obama, who may be a freshman senator but still isn’t shy about inserting special earmarks into legislation cataloged by the taxpayer group’s annual report. He accounted for 53 special earmarks, totaling almost $97.4 million.
This includes about $402,000 for a juvenile delinquency program at the Shedd Aquarium and $383,000 for another ethanol research plant.
Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, who still technically is in the GOP race, has campaigned against large government seeping into the lives of American citizens. However, according to the Pig Book, that didn’t keep him from proposing eight pork-spending bills totaling $22 million, including nearly $4 million to alter a Galveston bridge.
Photo: Baltimore Sun
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