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TEXANS: MARCH 4TH, TEXAS HOLDS A PRIMARY AND A CAUCUS!

TrollBuster3000 — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 17:35:18 EST

TEXANS: ON MARCH 4TH, TEXAS HOLDS A PRIMARY AND A CAUCUS!!!!! SO WE "VOTE" TWICE!!! PLEASE PLAN FOR THIS!! If you vote in the Primary, either early or on March 4th, then you have to go back to the polling place that evening at 7:15pm to vote in the caucus. 67 delegates will be chosen through the caucus system. DATE: Tuesday, March 4, 2008 TIME: 7:15 p.m. PLACE: To be held at each precinct polling location Anyone who votes in the March 4th Primary to include anyone that chooses to vote early (Feb 19-29) is eligible to attend their Party Precinct Convention. You can find your precinct polling location by pasting the link below from the Travis County Elections Division into your web browser: http://www.co.travis.tx.us/county_clerk/election/20080304/polls.asp Participation in your precinct convention is the first step in determining the make-up of the Texas Delegation to the Democratic National Convention which will be held in Denver this August. The Travis County Democratic Convention will be held Saturday, March 29 and the Texas State Convention will be held June 6-7. For further details, check these respective dates on our calendar. PLEASE PASS THIS INFO ALONG TO EVERYONE VOTING FOR BARACK IN TEXAS!!! Democrats: Total: Texas will send 228 delegates to this year's Democratic National Convention. Breakdown: 126 of those delegates will vote for candidates based on election results, representing the state's 31 senatorial districts. Special delegates: 35 will be superdelegates, mostly elected or high-ranking officials, who are all unpledged and may back whichever candidate they choose. Caucus: The remaining 67 delegates will be chosen through the caucus system. Forty-two will be rank-and-file, at-large Democrats, and 25 will be leaders and elected officials. THANKS!!! FIRED UP!!!! OBAMA 08!!! TEXAS &hearts; Obama

limbaugh

TrollBuster3000 — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 01:39:05 EST

Here's the proof the GOP is running scared of Obama, and are calling
conservatives to prop Hillary up. There slogan is "keep her in it so she
can win it"

---TAKEN FROM RUSH LIMBAUGH's WEBSITE!!!!

February 7, 2008

RUSH:
Drive-Bys get hold of my thought, my consideration of helping Hillary raise
money. They'll miss the reason. They'll just publicize, "Limbaugh is so
upset at Romney getting out, he's thinking of raising money for Hillary,
period." But the reason for raising money for Hillary is because that
apparently my party is relying on fear and loathing of Hillary to get the
nomination, to unite Republicans, who are, some of them, off the
reservation. The Republicans do not seem to be relying on leadership in
their party to unite the party. They seem to be relying on all these
external things, nobody is going to vote for Hillary, negative turnout
factor. What if she's not the nominee? We've got make sure she's the
nominee if the Republican Party is to be unified. What more loyal thing
could I do than to run a fundraiser for Mrs. Clinton

RUSH: I'm dead serious about considering this. I mean, you may think this is
a joke, but it is obvious. I've read things. I've seen things. I've heard
people say things, pundits on our side, "Don't worry about McCain, Rush.
Hillary is so hated and despised and loathed and so forth. That alone will
unite our voters: the fear and loathing for Hillary Clinton." It appears
that may be what our strategy is. Rather than get leadership, conservative
leadership for our own party, it may well be that that's the thing -- and
she's in danger of losing the nomination. Folks, here's this rookie who's
been in the Senate for two years, and he's smokin' her on fundraising? He
is doing everything that he can and is succeeding, and she's had to borrow
money and so forth? If our electoral victory in November requires her being
in the race, we gotta stop him; because there's no fear and loathing on
Obama. You can't run against Obama fearing him or loathing him or dissing
him. It isn't going to work. He doesn't have the personality that makes any
of that fit. So we need to keep her in it so we can win it. I'll have more
on this as I give future thought to this.

RE:

yes, definitely fishy things when ann colter & rush limbaugh speak.

it's so obvious what they are doing. but i'm not sure they realize the backfire potential when people realize that they are "considering" "voting" for her. it might turn even more people off to her.

but, hillary is the one magic bullet that can mend the war between who's a "real" conservative and unite the huckabees & romneys with the mcains. otherwise, if obama wins i think they'll stay home or vote in some protest way (maybe 3rd party), thus taking votes away from mccain, and obama can smack him down!

and if she wins i might just stay home or vote for nader...

i can't vote for war, and voting for her to me is voting for war.

i can't believe she didn't even back the Levin amendment, that was shocking to find out, since I've been upset by her war vote even thinking that she supported those guidelines!! ugh.

i love how accountability is so far removed from our country. actually, i don't love it at all. i hate it.

i cringe every time she talks about how this is "george bush's war". i wanna ask, "then why did you allow him to do it?"

plus it's really the Project for a New American Century's war, who petitioned Pres. Clinton to invade in 1998, and she never questioned it once when it came up again after 9/11?never felt any deja vu??? scary!

Barack has more experience!

TrollBuster3000 — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 01:35:38 EST

How has Hillary Clinton gotten away with the "experience" title? Barack has 12 years of elected, policy experience without selling out. She only has 8. and Wal-Mart.
?????

Backwards or Forwards?

TrollBuster3000 — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 16:03:49 EST

do people really want to regress? are people so desperate that they think replaying the clinton administration is what we need to do? that just doesn't make sense. that would turn the dial back on our country. and i don't want to repeat the last 8 years.

while i like a good fight, our country needs some aspiration of healing and awe from within; hillary is incapable of that. barack can provide both the fight and the peace.

bill was okay but surely not the be-all-end-all...and he has quite a lot of baggage.

wake up! i'm sick of the clintons. almost as much as i'm sick of bush. the majority of my life has been spent under a bush or a clinton or a bush AND a clinton (i'm from texas).

enough already!!!!

OBAMA 08

i'm just sayin'

TrollBuster3000 — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 03:07:04 EST

Today, the AP was reporting about the debate, that Hillary was just a lawyer for Wal-Mart. So I wrote 3 emails to them saying that their facts were wrong and they needed to fix it, that she was a Director on the board for 6 years as First Lady of Arkansas, not just a lawyer for them. Experience that she doesn't want to talk about. And then about an hour later it was removed.
I don't know if it had anything to do with me writing them, but I'm just saying...
writing letters/emails, and being on alert is the only way that we can win. we have to b the truth squad. no one will do it for us. we have hundreds of thousands on our side!!
so yes, anytime you see something misstated or inaccurate or disproportionate, speak up!! it doesn't hurt to be annoying, look at ron paul's following...they're everywhere like "where's waldo".
: )

Hillary Clinton: from Wal-Mart to the White House?

TrollBuster3000 — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:45:56 EST

new bumper sticker

or: Hillary Clinton: from Wal-Mart to the White House to NAFTA

Nevada Debate

TrollBuster3000 — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 17:32:50 EST

when the ridiculous "race war" question is asked tonight, Barack must address it for what it was, that Hillary implied a minimization of social movements at the preference of politicians. The example could have been Cesar Chavez or JFK, etc. and had nothing to do with race. The "fairy tale" comment by Bill is a little trickier, I think he again means the "idealistic brand" that Obama has in his favor.

I really like what James Clyburn said on CNN's Situation Room. Regarding FDR and important issues he knew he needed to sign into law, saying to citizen activists who had convinced him, to "go out and make me do it"

this is about the principles of social movements, momentum, and dreams versus the agendas of corporate america and the slow bureaucracy of politics. not race. hillary thinks the former is "false hopes". that's insulting.

so she is either jaded, or is not a fan of America's social movements like she claims.