Relatively old, but still hilarious

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http://www.hillaryis44.org/?p=477#comments

For the most laughs, just search for the following: Missouri, MO (in that casing), Claire

[You are responsible]

I find the Virginia primary comments way funnier:
http://www.hillaryis44.org/?p=491#comments

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[exopolitician]

I find the Virginia primary comments way funnier:
http://www.hillaryis44.org/?p=491#comments

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I honestly dont know what to say about most of these....im kinda speechless at the stupidity revealing itself in most if not ALL of those quotes.

[Gabu]

I wonder if those Virginia people are aware that Obama won Democrats by a substantial margin as well.

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A few other quotes:

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[Filuwaúrdjan]

I wonder if those Virginia people are aware that Obama won Democrats by a substantial margin as well.

Looking at the county results she must have won White Democrats though. Maybe these people want a return to The Good Old Days before Civil Rights?

[Gabu]

I wonder if those Virginia people are aware that Obama won Democrats by a substantial margin as well.

Looking at the county results she must have won White Democrats though. Maybe these people want a return to The Good Old Days before Civil Rights?

Yes, by ten points or so, at least according to exit polls.  They also show him winning white independents something like 63-37, which explains why he's shown only losing whites at large 48-51.

Quite frankly, I think these people would be perfectly happy having only elderly white democrats allowed to vote in Democratic primaries since that would make their candidate win.

[Kalimantan]

Thats a marvellous site, I might troll them for a while.

They can get angry.......................

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[Filuwaúrdjan]

Quite frankly, I think these people would be perfectly happy having only elderly white democrats allowed to vote in Democratic primaries since that would make their candidate win.

You should be pleased by this you know. Proves that BRTDitis isn't confined to your side.

[exopolitician]

There are some pretty violent people on that site making threats and such...its kinda ridiculous.I might join just to cause commotion [maybuh].

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Wow. Sounds like an explosive video!!

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ROFL, check this out:

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[minionofmidas]

ROFL, check this out:

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There'a a sizable element of truth to that.

[Iosif is a COTHO]

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But their point essentially is that 'Obama's such a great candidate that it must be a conspiracy!!11!!!'

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But their point essentially is that 'Obama's such a great candidate that it must be a conspiracy!!11!!!'

Plus, they're blaming about everyone for Obama's success: Caucuses, Open primaries, Republican voters, Independent voters, the Democratic "establishment", the media etc.

Sure, if Hillary Clinton had larger and broader support she wouldn't have lost yesterday... but why exactly is this Obama's fault or the fault of states with open primaries or the voters' fault?

[Nutmeg]

Several states don't even have party registration for voters.  The way it should be.  Should those states not have primaries?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

ROFL, check this out:

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There'a a sizable element of truth to that.

Yes, but that's American politics for you. Or politics anywhere else for that matter.

Though I do sometimes wonder about that primary challenge to Rush in 2000.

[falling apart like the ashes of American flags]

Here are some of the highlights from the first one linked:

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