HRC should call McNasty a "warmonger" today - she would be a huge hero

[Peregrine Took]

if she did and show up BO for being a little "puddytat" for wimping out on that term yesterday.

[Cheap_Trick]

1. and yet

which one voted for the war and which one voted against it, even though it was politically expedient to do so at the time? aww...truth hurts..

[goldcanyonaz]

4. Aww, and who voted to continue to fund it, and was absent for Kyl-Lieberman.

[LisaL]

7. When exactly did Obama vote against it? Do tell.

[Life Long Dem]

2. Why is it mostly Hillary supporters hide their gender?

I can't figure that out? Is it that guys feel they are wimps going for Hillary? Or is it woman are not going to let you know they are voting for a woman?

Blacks will let you know they are voting for the black candidate. So I don't get it.

So who are you calling puddytat's again?

[Upton]

12. I've noticed that too

click a profile for a Hillary supporter, the majority of the time gender is undeclared.

[dkf]

3. She voted for the war. Pot meet kettle.

[goldcanyonaz]

5. Many here would stick up for McCain if she were to say that.

[Hepburn]

6. Yeah, right ~~ one war monger calling the other war monger out.

LOL...! :rofl:

[Catherina]

8. She can't. She's too busy setting a precedent to shut down radio hosts politicians don't like

She can't. She's too busy setting a precedent to shut down radio hosts politicians don't like.

The fury now is that a radio host calling McCain a "warmonger."

If the McCain camp messes with Ed Schultz, we'll know who to thank. The good news is the rightwingers apparently aren't as fascist about getting people suspended or fired from their jobs.

Obama praises radio host who calls John McCain a 'warmonger'

For the second time in several days a liberal radio talk-show host has ignited a firestorm of political criticism by calling another candidate names. This time it was Ed Schultz, who calls himself "progressive," speaking before Illinois Sen. Barack Obama at a Democratic state party event in North Dakota on Friday night and calling Republican Sen. John McCain a "warmonger."

The McCain camp immediately called on Obama personally to denounce Schultz and the reference, as McCain did after a similar incident in Ohio in late February.

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http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2008/04/obamaschultz.html

[walldude]

9. Now Obama is a little "puddytat"? Bwhahahahaha

Yesterday he was the most vile, evil, nasty candidate on the planet. Today he's a puddytat. Make up your mind, is he a puddytat, or is he a mean nasty person running a despicable campaign against a saint?

[BlueIdaho]

10. Never gonna happen

They are drinking buddies.

[crankychatter]

11. She authorized Bush to Bomb Iran

Why would she call him a "warmonger" when she voted to declare the Republican Guard a terrorist organization and give Bush and McCain a GREEN LIGHT?

How can you call on your candidate to be even less dignified than she already is?

Don't you like her?

[John Q. Citizen]

13. Obama didn't wimp out. He just didn't embrace the terminiology that someone else did,

Obama pointed out that McCain was wrong about Iraq, in no uncertain terms.

And he didn't critize his warm up speaker for using the term. Obama just chose a different way to express it.

People should get to chose their own words, and a candidate should be free to adapt their own termonology without having to accept the termonology of everyone of their supporters.

However, it's politically difficult for Clinton to use the term warmonger for John McCain. Does Hillary believe a warmonger is qualified to be president?