Viagra?
She's all nasal Chicago to me, which grates on my ears. (Sorry, Johnrudy.)
Is Hillary going to self destruct ???
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She's all nasal Chicago to me, which grates on my ears. (Sorry, Johnrudy.)
Oh, OK. ;-) I actually suspect she takes Viagra. 
Well, she is 1/2 man.
Only half?!?!
Dear GAWD!!! I think you just took 10 years off my life...
I was going to say something tasteless about Monica's blue dress being worse than Anita's Coke can, but I won't go there.
Oops, too late.
I read that article yesterday, and it pointed out a very important thought. Bill would do it only if he could be the Chief Judge, and Judge Roberts ain't giving up that seat.
More interesting is the story about Obama's campaign encouraging out of state Iowa students to vote in the Iowa caucus.
(full article - www.desmoinesregister.com)
"On the Democratic side, Barack Obama's campaign is telling Iowa college students they can caucus for him even if they aren't from Iowa. Five of the six Democratic presidential campaigns have said they don't want their out-of-town staffers caucusing in Iowa, even though some of these staffers have already registered to vote here.
...Obama's campaign is telling Iowa college students they can caucus for him even if they aren't from Iowa. His campaign offers that advice in a brochure being distributed on college campuses in the state. A spokesman said 50,000 of the fliers are being distributed. It says: "If you are not from Iowa, you can come back for the Iowa caucus and caucus in your college neighborhood."
Given that many students in Iowa's colleges and universities are from Obama's neighboring home state of Illinois, the effort could net him lots of additional votes on caucus night. It's all quite legal, and other campaigns are signing up nonresident Iowa college students, too. But Obama's effort is unprecedented. No presidential campaign in memory has ever made such a large, open attempt to encourage students from another state to participate in Iowa's caucuses...."
(full article - www.desmoinesregister.com)
"On the Democratic side, Barack Obama's campaign is telling Iowa college students they can caucus for him even if they aren't from Iowa. Five of the six Democratic presidential campaigns have said they don't want their out-of-town staffers caucusing in Iowa, even though some of these staffers have already registered to vote here.
...Obama's campaign is telling Iowa college students they can caucus for him even if they aren't from Iowa. His campaign offers that advice in a brochure being distributed on college campuses in the state. A spokesman said 50,000 of the fliers are being distributed. It says: "If you are not from Iowa, you can come back for the Iowa caucus and caucus in your college neighborhood."
Given that many students in Iowa's colleges and universities are from Obama's neighboring home state of Illinois, the effort could net him lots of additional votes on caucus night. It's all quite legal, and other campaigns are signing up nonresident Iowa college students, too. But Obama's effort is unprecedented. No presidential campaign in memory has ever made such a large, open attempt to encourage students from another state to participate in Iowa's caucuses...."
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