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nebula Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Apr-24-08 03:43 PM
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16. Important differences in their voting records
Obama didn't vote for the bankruptcy bill, IWR, to declare Iran a terrorist state, Kyl-Lieberman, against banning cluster bombs, etc. Hillary did!

He is not in favor of expanding NAFTA through a Columbia trade deal, but the Clintons are.
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  -Bill Clinton was the best Republican President we ever had (Michael Moore) nebula  Apr-24-08 03:17 PM   #0 
  - You know, I actually pity....  DemVet   Apr-24-08 03:19 PM   #1 
  - You disagree with his assessment of the Clinton years? What specifically...  truebrit71   Apr-24-08 03:48 PM   #21 
  - And don't forget his ultimate Republican achievement  silverojo   Apr-24-08 03:21 PM   #2 
  - Yet another example of how ideological purity kills our party.  Vash the Stampede   Apr-24-08 03:25 PM   #3 
  - I'm sure Mr. Moore would love to turn back the clock on this one.  DJ13   Apr-24-08 03:27 PM   #5 
     - Al Gore is Al Gore, not a Clinton. (nt)  Vash the Stampede   Apr-25-08 07:53 AM   #66 
        - Al Gore has changed significantly since 2000  Armstead   Apr-25-08 08:34 AM   #70 
  - Moore is not far off the mark.  Benhurst   Apr-24-08 03:27 PM   #4 
  - Look at History it's always been that way  democracy1st   Apr-24-08 03:32 PM   #6 
  - A Senate voting record is too coarse a mesh to sift out the differences  hedgehog   Apr-24-08 03:33 PM   #7 
  - I sure do HOPE you are wrong about him.  Usrename   Apr-24-08 03:35 PM   #8 
  - 1,000,000 individual donars say you are wrong  LSK   Apr-24-08 03:42 PM   #14 
  - I'm not lying; but you've obviously been tricked by the smoke and mirrors.  Benhurst   Apr-24-08 04:00 PM   #24 
     - as one of the responders to the mydd link said:  LSK   Apr-24-08 04:08 PM   #26 
        - Smoke and mirrors. But then the whole campaign is a will-o'-the-wisp orchestrated  Benhurst   Apr-24-08 05:18 PM   #48 
           - have you ever donated to a campaign???  LSK   Apr-24-08 07:02 PM   #60 
              - "But the Illinois Democrat’s policy of shunning money from lobbyists registered to do business  Benhurst   Apr-24-08 08:16 PM   #63 
  - Important differences in their voting records  nebula   Apr-24-08 03:43 PM   #16 
  - I agree Obama is somewhat better on some issues.  Benhurst   Apr-24-08 04:03 PM   #25 
     - You say "neither is good enough"... which is true.  redqueen   Apr-24-08 04:22 PM   #31 
        - I started working for the Democratic Party in 1960, was eligible to  Benhurst   Apr-24-08 04:49 PM   #38 
           - I love that quote by Jefferson.  redqueen   Apr-24-08 04:52 PM   #40 
              - Look at my signature line.  Benhurst   Apr-24-08 04:59 PM   # 
  - He isn't up there spewing cowboy-talk like Bush.  redqueen   Apr-24-08 03:43 PM   #17 
  - Nice. But not good enough.  Benhurst   Apr-24-08 04:16 PM   #28 
  - Yes, I noted your opinion already.  redqueen   Apr-24-08 04:19 PM   #29 
  - I don't see any great differences in their behavior either...  Solon   Apr-24-08 04:42 PM   #36 
     - This I know. What makes you think I think they're saints?  redqueen   Apr-24-08 04:53 PM   #41 
        - Obama made a similar gaffe regarding Pakistan...  Solon   Apr-24-08 04:59 PM   #43 
           - A similar gaffe?  redqueen   Apr-24-08 05:02 PM   #44 
              - It was similar in that it was not in "diplomatic speak", it was an unguarded comment...  Solon   Apr-24-08 05:08 PM   #45 
                 - Yes but we're discussing cowboy talk... not "unguarded comments" in general.  redqueen   Apr-24-08 05:10 PM   #46 
                    - I agree, however, on my list of reasons to not vote for a candidate, it would be near the bottom...  Solon   Apr-24-08 05:17 PM   #47 
                       - Ah no... those are the warmongering Reps and Dems.  redqueen   Apr-24-08 05:20 PM   #50 
                          - Inserting "Warmongering" in front of either of those party descriptors is redundant...  Solon   Apr-24-08 05:26 PM   #53 
                             - IMO it is not. Not all politicians love war... not all Americans have always loved war.  redqueen   Apr-24-08 05:29 PM   #54 
                                - The problem is that they are a minority, not a majority...  Solon   Apr-24-08 05:38 PM   #55 
                                   - It depends on more than just them.  redqueen   Apr-24-08 05:40 PM   #56 
                                      - The fact that's its charactized as "Obama's Movement" sets it up for failure...  Solon   Apr-24-08 05:59 PM   #57 
                                         - Well I only call it that because that's who started it...  redqueen   Apr-24-08 06:04 PM   #58 
                                            - That's actually another problem, political movements that start at the top...  Solon   Apr-24-08 06:23 PM   #59 
                                               - ...  Benhurst   Apr-24-08 08:23 PM   #64 
                                               - A few months ago, I would have agreed with you.  redqueen   Apr-25-08 09:36 AM   #75 
  - Some choice.  Blue State Native   Apr-24-08 03:45 PM   #19 
  - I take your thoughts seriously, but I think I disagree and let me explain why:  Political Heretic   Apr-24-08 03:46 PM   #20 
  - As a native of Illinois and a landholder there, I contributed to Obama's  Benhurst   Apr-24-08 04:32 PM   #32 
  - I would have guessed it... back in 1990.  redqueen   Apr-24-08 04:55 PM   #42 
  - Amen. I wish I could rec this response. n/t  Tatiana   Apr-24-08 04:32 PM   #33 
  - One word: Iraq  catgirl   Apr-24-08 04:46 PM   #37 
  - Exactly. If Bill Clinton was the best, and Obama becomes POTUS, he'll be second-best.  Straight Shooter   Apr-24-08 05:24 PM   #52 
  - I disagree with Moore on Clinton. Sure he made mistakes  mzmolly   Apr-24-08 03:37 PM   #9 
  - Alan Greenspan thought so  Armstead   Apr-25-08 08:36 AM   #71 
     - That's because they wish to feign a kinship with someone who actually had a clue  mzmolly   Apr-25-08 09:49 AM   #76 
  - And GWB is the worst. Thanks to Nader/Moore, America got screwed by the worst.  oasis   Apr-24-08 03:38 PM   #10 
  - Although I once summarily rejected this notion, Moore turns out to have been exactly correct.  AtomicKitten   Apr-24-08 03:38 PM   #11 
  - Thom Hartmann said much of the same in Screwed  LSK   Apr-24-08 03:40 PM   #12 
  - Been saying that for years. Sadly, the political landscape in this Godforsaken country  redqueen   Apr-24-08 03:41 PM   #13 
  - You know, that's a pretty good way to say it. He was pretty good, for a moderate republican.  Political Heretic   Apr-24-08 03:43 PM   #15 
  - Bill Clinton is a Democrat, through and through, the fact is the Democratic party...  Solon   Apr-24-08 04:37 PM   #35 
  - then Obama and Hillary are both Good Republicans  Enrique   Apr-24-08 03:45 PM   #18 
  - I'll take the Democrat, Obama thank you very much...  truebrit71   Apr-24-08 03:50 PM   #22 
  - I have been saying this for YEARS.  msallied   Apr-24-08 03:51 PM   #23 
  - Alan Greenspan said Bill Clinton was the best Republican president we've had in a while.  PA Democrat   Apr-24-08 04:14 PM   #27 
  - I've been saying that about Bill for years now. (nt)  redqueen   Apr-24-08 04:20 PM   #30 
  - I agree. He wasn't my choice in the 1992 primaries because  livetohike   Apr-24-08 04:37 PM   #34 
  - Telecom Act of '96, MF Trade Status for China, NAFTA, Pushing for Banking Mergers-  mod mom   Apr-24-08 04:50 PM   #39 
  - Peace? Prosperity? Balanced budgets?  lumberjack_jeff   Apr-24-08 05:19 PM   #49 
  - Peace?  redqueen   Apr-24-08 05:21 PM   #51 
     - If you compare the 12 years prior and the 8 years after, then yes, peace. n/t  lumberjack_jeff   Apr-24-08 08:10 PM   #62 
     - President Clinton inherited a poorly-conceived Iraq containment strategy  TheBorealAvenger   Apr-25-08 08:27 AM   #68 
  - I don't see how attacking Clinton helps Democrats  East Liberty Denizen   Apr-24-08 07:15 PM   #61 
  - Yes, and what Moore said is "demotivating" and discourages people from voting  TheBorealAvenger   Apr-25-08 08:30 AM   #69 
  - Huh? Do you really think GW Bush reversed what Clinton helped set in motion?  Armstead   Apr-25-08 08:40 AM   #73 
  - K & R  WA98296   Apr-24-08 09:12 PM   #65 
  - According to Moore, there is no difference between Gore and Bush. Moore would prefer an actual repub  zlt234   Apr-25-08 07:55 AM   #67 
     - There is a difference between Gore 2000 and Gore 2008  Armstead   Apr-25-08 08:37 AM   #72 
        - Do you actually think there is no difference between Gore 2000 and Bush 2000?  zlt234   Apr-25-08 08:50 AM   #74 
 

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