A couple liberal blogs are reporting that one of the guys in an ad Hillary ran in Pennsylvania actually voted in NEW JERSEY! The impostor shows up around 20 seconds in and says “the good people of Pennsylvania deserve a lot better than what Barack Obama said”. Watch Clinton destroy the Democratic party with her lies and girl cooties.
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I guess it is only fair to point out the ad never makes any untrue claims nor does it go into the guys history at all. Its just a short statement mixed in with several others. In his quote he doesn’t say anything untrue or deceptive and never implies that he is from Pennsylvania. I Should also point out that while he voted in New Jersey he lives in Pennsylvania now and will be voting in Pennsylvania this November.
So I guess there isn’t really much of a story here after all. Sorry to waste your time. I’ll just join in with the other anti-Hillary liberal blogs in attacking her for tearing apart the Democratic party. Pay no attention to our blatant hypocrisy as we do exactly the same thing ourselves. Can’t help wondering what the response would have been from these blogs if it had been an Obama ad in question.
William ~ WWJV4.com
I have to add that I am also fed up with left leaning and liberal television such as Countdown and The Daily Show, two shows that I typically love. Hillary would still have a commanding lead, I feel, if it weren’t for the twisted spin the media, sometimes especially the netroots, has put on the Clinton campaign.
I can’t vote for Hillary because of her votes over her time in office. Some have been good but some have supported the unsupportable Bu$h admin. I know, Obama wasn’t in during the first part of this period but in this case, I think a bird outside the Bush is worth two in. I know I can’t trust Hillary on some issues while I hope I can trust Obama on others.
So the guys from NJ. So what. I’m from Maryland originally and was born in DC. Yeah, I’m a real beltway insider. Ignoring the elitist “elitist” comments made by both Hillary and McBain, I have plenty of other reasons not to vote for her but choose Obama. I just wish it were Edwards or Kucinich, not that they’d ever win with the amount of unreasoning hatred expressed towards them (something they shared in small amount with Hillary). Part of the reason Obama is the better candidate from the electability standpoint is precisely because people don’t know as much about him and with his affable public nature, he leaves a good initial impression. Sad but true; we could be buying a pig in a poke. Let’s hope not though and vote for him. Let’s also get this nomination business finished before it finishes the party that should be a shoe in come November but is becoming less likely to be because of the in-fighting which benefits only McBain.