Sunday, November 16, 2008
News Bill Clinton to rally for Jim Martin in Atlanta
Posted by Thomas Wheatley @thomaswheatley on Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 2:39 PM
Former President Bill Clinton will visit Atlanta on Wednesday to rally for U.S. Senate Democratic nominee Jim Martin.
From the Martin campaign:
Clinton and Martin will appear together to tout Martin's ability to work with President-elect Barack Obama to fix the economy and change the direction of the economy for middle class Georgians. Clinton has been a strong supporter of Martin's from the start, joining him in Georgia during the general election and now stumping for him in the runoff.Additional details about the president's visit to follow.
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Bill Clinton: Why won’t you list the contributors to your presidential library? What are you trying to hide? “I never had sex with that woman.” Of course not, she had it with you, right? How stupid and forgetful do you think the people of Georgia really are? Just another bunch of “southern country bumpkins”? Save the embarrassment and stay “home” in New York.
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Seriously Robert, get over it! The current administration has put it to all of us for eight years. The "family values" party really shouldn't throw stones. I have had issues with Bill in the past, but I am really tired of the Lewinsky stuff. Let's talk about the economy, and moving our country forward... and that means out with Chambliss and in with a new era in Georgia politics. GO MARTIN!!!
Bushes have unbelievably f'd this country over for year and you're still worried about a bj. You really are a bunch of dumb bumpkins... just look at the leader you voted for!
Robert.... you and the other 52% of GA Voters are the REAL embarassment. Get back to having sex with your cousin and leave politics to the normal Americans.
Robert, settle down. This is the second website I've seen you leaving that same comment. If you're going to be a troll, at least make some attempt to change it up a little, dude. My husband and I (in our "interracial" marriage) like to laugh at you conservatives and your vain attempts to take this moment away from us, and you just aren't being funny enough.
"You really are a bunch of dumb bumpkins" "you and the other 52% of GA Voters are the REAL embarassment. Get back to having sex with your cousin and leave politics to the normal Americans" Liberals are so tolerant, aren't they? I am trying to figure out how a (probably) white guy opposing a white guy from supporting another white guy is a "conservatives"... "vain attempts to take this moment away from us"
So, it would be smart of the 52% to step aside and allow the election of the candidate who has vowed to be the lapdog of the President and the polices for which we did not vote? Did somebody put Everclear in the Kool-Aid?
It is always interesting when people throw the "righteous" stone. Funny thing happened on the use of that one for the Republicans...can we say sex scandals with male prostitutes, sexy emails to Senate pages, playing footsie in Airport bathroom stalls etc. Most of us that have lived in metro Atlanta for any length of time are well aware of how racist, closed-minded and bigoted many Georgians can be once you get outside of the metro counties. I do believe there are more pressing issues in Georgia to worry about than who Bill Clinton had sex with...can we say ranking last in most major measureable catagories compared to the other 49 States.
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