Hillary Channels George Bush

Just incredible is what this is. Not only is the Clinton campaign sounding more and more like the GOP, now Hillary herself is using Bush jingoism's to win votes in Indiana. What a nauseating display. What next, Maybe "Bring 'em On".

Clinton to Congress: You’re either with us or against us

Posted: 06:30 PM ET

JEFFERSONVILLE, Indiana (CNN) –
After several days of back and forth between Hillary Clinton and Barack
Obama over whether a summer-long elimination of the gas tax would help
or hurt, Clinton took a hard line, asking her colleagues in Congress to
take sides.

“I believe it would be important to get every member of Congress on
record,” Clinton told supporters at a rally in southern Indiana. “Do
they stand with the hard-pressed Americans who are trying to pay their
gas bills at the gas station or do they once again stand with the oil
companies?

“I want to know where people stand and I want them to tell us, are
they with us or against us when it comes to taking on the oil
companies?” she added.

The “with us or against us” line wasn’t the only George W. Bush
reference Thursday evening. Telling a story about Republicans crossing
party lines and whispering their support to her, Clinton said, “It’s
kind of like a little bit of a confessional when somebody comes and
says, ‘You know I voted for George Bush, and I’m really sorry.’”

Michelle Malkin in Her Stride

So what else is new. While most of the blogosphere is giving kudos to
Obama for his presser yesterday and subsequent divorce from the good
Reverend Wright, Malkin is inconsolable.

"For the past 24 hours, Obama’s campaign too slowly grappled with how to
handle the aftermath of Wright’s whirlwind tour of hatred this weekend
— from Dallas, where he decried his “public crucifixion,” to Detroit,
where he entertained NAACP bigwigs with impersonations of white people,
mockeries of classical music and “white” marching bands, and lectures
on racial brain theories, to the National Press Club, where he preened,
strutted and head-wagged his way through an hour of bitter black
liberation theologizing"


Wow, it took him a full 24 hours to respond Wright's ravings this week. The queen of mean his high on her pitard casting judgment about with her in the bug eyed, spittle flecked way she's perfected over the years.


"What a load of pure unadulterated horse manure. Anyone with eyes can see that Wright’s performances are finely honed, time-tested acts. His anti-white, anti-American, “imperialist”-bashing shtick was not developed overnight or over the past few years"

Isn't it priceless seeing this flaming xenophobe accusing someone of racism? And then there's her take on slavery.

"He’s been grievance-mongering about slavery for decades."

and finally concluding with a

" He’s been grievance-mongering about slavery for decades."

And if your wondering how her commenter's are responding --

"On April 30th, 2008 at 8:07 am, Craig said:

You can take the man out of the ghetto…"

Santana. Samba Pa Ti

One of the best guitar instrumentals ever.

Weekly Toll in Iraq

SUNDAY APRIL 20, 2008

Updated at 6:30 p.m. EDT, April 20, 2008

Early reports from Sadr
City and Baghdad suggest
that fighting between the Mahdi army and security forces has increased. Meanwhile,
a mass grave has been found near Muqdadiyah. At least 75 Iraqis were killed
and another 58 were wounded in violence across Iraq. No Coalition deaths were
reported.

Updated at 12:30 a.m. EDT, April 21, 2008

Early reports from Sadr
City and Baghdad suggest
that fighting between the Mahdi army and security forces has increased. Meanwhile,
two mass graves were found in Diyala province. At least 108 Iraqis were killed
and another 60 were wounded in violence across Iraq. No Coalition deaths were
reported.

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MONDAY APRIL 21, 2008 Updated at 7:30 p.m. EDT Apr. 21, 2008

At least 41 Iraqis were
killed and 112 more were wounded in the latest attacks. Much of the violence
involved continued fighting in Sadr City. Two
American soldiers were killed.

An IED in Salah ad Din province
killed two American soldiers today. Two
other American soldiers were wounded along with two Sons of Iraq members and a
civilian interpreter. Meanwhile, a U.S. patrol was blasted
by an IED, but casualties are as yet unreported.

In Baghdad, four
dumped bodies were found. An IED targeting a U.S. patrol in Kadhimiya
left one Iraqi killed and three
more wounded instead. U.S. forces killed
three suspects who launched an RPG attack at them in New Baghdad. In
a separate incident, a roadside bomb killed
three policemen and wounded four others, while another bomb injured
two civilians, also in New Baghdad. Three
council-members, one a female, were injured in separate incidents when bombs
were attached to their cars. Two roadside bombs in Mansour left no
casualties.

TUESDAY APRIL 22, 2008

At least 23 Iraqis were killed and 123 more were wounded in attacks
across Iraq. Many of the wounded died either in Sadr City or during one of several
significant bombings. Also, three
Marines were killed in separate incidents, and two top aides to Grand
Ayatollah al-Sistani died as well.

A suicide
car bomber at a checkpoint near Ramadi killed
two Marines and wounded three more this morning. Two
policemen and 24 civilians were also wounded. A second car bombing, this one
at a police station in the city, wounded
20 people, including women and policemen.

Yesterday, a roadside bomb
killed
one Marine and wounded a second in Basra.

Tuesday update

Updated at 7:30 p.m. EDT, April 22, 2008

At least 56 Iraqis
were killed and 183 more were wounded in attacks across Iraq. Many of the
wounded died either in Sadr City or during one of several significant bombings.
Also, five U.S. servicemembers were killed in separate incidents, and two
top aides to Grand Ayatollah al-Sistani died as well.

THURSDAY IRAQ REPORT

Thursday: 3 US Soldiers, 16 Iraqis Killed; 24 Iraqis Wounded


At least 16 Iraqis were killed and 24 more were wounded during light

violence. Three American soldiers were killed as well, but in separate
accidents. Also, Britain is canceling
its drawdown of troops for the time being.

Two
American soldiers were killed and one was wounded during a vehicular accident
in Salah ad Din. One
Iraqi interpreter was also wounded. Another American
soldier was killed in a separate accident in Kuwait. Meanwhile, the MNF
denied
capturing former Vice President Izzat al-Douri.

Updated at 6:51 p.m. EDT, April, 24, 2008

At least 42 Iraqis
were killed and 38 more were wounded in the latest attacks. Three American
soldiers were killed as well, but in separate accidents. Also, Britain is
canceling its drawdown of
troops for the time being.

FRIDAY IRAQ REPORT

Updated at 8:50 p.m. EDT, April 25, 2008

Shi'ite cleric Moqtada
al-Sadr clarified recent comments about "open war" and urged his followers to
observe the ceasefire. At least 44 Iraqis were killed and another 120 were
wounded across Iraq. An IED killed
an American soldier south of Baghdad. Also, a delegation of lawmakers
wanting to assess the security situation in Basra were denied
access.

In a statement read to followers during Friday prayers, al-Sadr
again urged his followers
to observe a unilateral cease-fire he imposed on them last summer. He also clarified
recent statements about "open war" should the Iraqi government not hold up their
end of a truce worked out after recent clashes in Basra. He does not want Iraqis
of any sect to attack each other. Instead, he hopes they will unite to fight the
occupation, if he should declare the cease fire over. A senior aide said that
the Sadrists hope the statement will further curb the violence in Sadr City and
Basra. Attacks between the Mahdi army and Iraqi security forces followed a "security
crackdown" that many analysts believe was attempt to sideline al-Sadr ahead of
elections.

In Baghdad, three
bodies were found overnight. A roadside bomb wounded
three in Adhamiya. Gunmen attacked a checkpoint, injuring three
Iraqi soldiers; the soldiers then killed
five gunmen. U.S. forces killed
10 suspects in northeastern Baghdad and arrested
five in a southern neighborhood.

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