James Carville: Take your "superior moral case" and cram it up your ass

The BBQ Pit
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[QUOTE=PunditLisa]
So close. But I have to deduct points for failing to insert a real person, preferably a sympathetic former service man, into your speech.

Reworked:

"That’s a good question, and I’m glad you brought it up. The American people, the hard-working decent people spread across the great land of ours, people like John Smith here (pan to John Smith, waving a tiny flag) who risked his life in Iraq and saved thousands of Iraqi schoolchildren after hurling himself on a bomb, who is now unemployed and ineligible for medical benefits which will allow him to get a prosthetic leg…are an optimistic, hard-working people in this great country we call America.
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You also need to work some reference to God or praying in there if you hope to be taken seriously as a candidate for public office. Invoking a mythological, unseen, and omnipotent being with a temper like a three-year-old on a Pixie Stix bender is the best way to show your compassion and connection to the reality.

Stranger

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[QUOTE=Dan Norder]
That’s only true in a Clinton doublespeak sense. She did make appearances in Florida shortly before the rogue primary there but didn’t refer to them as campaigning. On top of that, in Michigan she slacked off in removing her name from the ballot like all the other candidates managed, thus by default being the only one to win any of the rogue delegates there. If you think she didn’t know exactly what she was doing in both cases then you haven’t paid attention.
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I’m familiar with what happened. She appeared for (I believe) 3 fundraisers, as expressly allowed by the agreement that was signed. Obama also appeared in Florida for some fundraisers.

I have no issue with her choice on the Michigan situation.