I wouldn't shake her hand either.

[Stephanie]

Not with all the blood that's on it.

[Iwasthere]

1. That's right !

[Stephanie]

19. Barack, you can quote me!

Though I know you're too polite to do so.

[Tarc]

2. Childish

:eyes:

[Whisp]

10. reminders of slaughter and suffering is so Childish... yes.

[bushisdirt]

3. Excellent! She has some nerve!

[karlrschneider]

4. Oh grow the fuck up.

jeezusfuckingchrist...

[acmavm]

5. You have no problem with Barrie's continual votes to fund the

slaughter?

[Yossariant]

6. He was probably thinking about his next fix and didn't notice her in that red dress.

[patrice]

7. That blood is on all of our hands.

Whatever little crimes anyone is guilty of (which contributed one way or another to getting us into this Hell) had a better chance of not having been committed (since they were such "small" things done or not done) than larger more socially complex choices. And since it would have been easy to do or not do all of those small things, how does that guilt compare to much harder more complex "larger" things others have done or not done.

[Whisp]

8. me neither. a million iraqis

and counting. she owns a part of that.

and let's not forget the many thousands thousands more that the clinton admin donated to the culling during those halcyon days of glory and manna and justice and all that rot.

;(

[bpeale]

9. well i think he exhibits poor sportsmanship & i sure don't want him

representing me in public office. he's an asshole & what he did shows just plain assholery.

[riverwalker]

11. Birds of a feather..

flock together.
Mark Penn, Hillary's top advisor, represented and defended, Union Carbide.
On December 3, 1984—a Union Carbide pesticide manufacturing plant exploded in Bhopal, India, releasing a huge cloud of toxic gas that caused 8,000 deaths within a few days. An estimated half a million people suffered injuries. Over the last two decades, more than 20,000 additional people have died as a result of the original exposure, and an estimated 120,000 still suffer significant health impacts. People continue to die each month from the long-term effects of the poisoning.

[Captain Hilts]

12. Grow up and read her statement on making the IWR vote. Careful, there are some big words. nt

[Stephanie]

13. I've read it.

I don't find it credible.

[Maven]

14. Then you don't belong being president, either.

[Stephanie]

15. Ok, I promise not to run.

[backscatter712]

16. My sentiment exactly.

Why should I shake a hand that clapped at Bush's SOTU address when he said the surge is working?

She's as bad as Lieberman, though you'll never hear it from all the astroturfers here.

[Stephanie]

17. thank you

They can dish it out, but they can't take it. If they want to continue to talk about handshakes, I'm willing.

[bellasgrams]

18. Most clap when everyone else does, I wonder how many really

listen to him.

[backscatter712]

22. The applause at the SOTU speech is well choreographed.

I certainly noticed either the right side or the left side of the aisle clapping when Bush made particular points.

Hillary was clapping for the surge when most of the rest of the left wing was not. She knew exactly what she was clapping for and what it meant.

[Stephanie]

23. I noticed Pelosi was following along in her text.

She'd obviously marked her text in advance as to when she would stand and when she would not.

[Bake]

20. Obama's got blood on his hands too

He has voted several times to continue funding for BUSH'S WAR (let's not forget whose war it really is!).

That means YOU have blood on your hands too, if you've paid a dime in taxes. As do I and every other American taxpayer.

So don't be too self-righteous. I don't care to shake your hand either. And it's a damn shame when Democrats - DEMOCRATS - are too busy fighting each other to fight the REAL enemy. But it seems that's the way it is.

Bake

[bigwillq]

21. Oh please

Obama voted to fund it too, granted only with timetables, but anytime you fund it, it allows the war to continue and for more troops and civilians to die and be injured.