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Obama: "I will NOT have political relations with that woman!"

By Jack Nolan - Mar 5th, 2008 at 10:01 pm EST

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Asked about the possibility of a joint ticket, Obama resonded today:
"We are just focused on winning the nomination. That is my focus. I respect Sen. Clinton. She has been a tenacious opponent. It is premature to talk about a joint ticket."

PREMATURE? The Clintons are the exact OPPOSITE of the hope Obama inspires. How DARE he even contemplate pushing that vile woman on us, his loyal supporters? He owes us at LEAST that much!!!

The correct answer to that question is - with Obama angrily waving his finger at the camera:

"I will NOT have political relations with that woman!"

Clinton is using this "dream ticket" concept to her advantage - vote for me, she implies, and I'll bring my lackey boy Obama along. He's just an uppity Jesse Jackson anyway - right, Bill sweetheart?

If Obama won't stand up for his supporters and free them of the outright FEAR of Hillary coasting along on his ticket, right into the White House -

I mean, seriously - can you imagine a "Do ANYTHING to Win" Clinton with an itchy trigger finger, only a heartbeat away from the Presidency...

It's BEYOND political suicide.

I'm not putting myself through all of this emotional turmoil, only to have the party bigwigs force Clinton onto Obama's ticket, flushing everything we've worked for right down the toilet.

So Obama can choose me - or he can keep Hillary and her race-baiting, closet racist, ignorant old party-liners. I got NO plans to "unify" with those people.

If he can't fight for us, then I'm done fighting for him. End of story.

[And sorry for the repost - I'm highly PO'd right now]

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