Was Hillary insinuating something with her reference to the assassination of RFK?

[LoZoccolo]

Poll question: Was Hillary insinuating something with her reference to the assassination of RFK?

[Ian David]

1. I think there is a middle ground you are missing with your strictly binary poll. n/t

[LoZoccolo]

2. She was insinuating something before she wasn't insinuating it. n/t

[damntexdem]

16. She was insinuating part of something, more than nothing?

She was misinsinuating something?

She was insinuating some things and not others? But that would still be insinuating something.

In the word of Mayor Richard Daley, senior, of Chicago: it was 'insinuendo'?

[Saturday]

3. Do you really think the BO supporter tizzy mob will vote 'no'? LOL nt

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

5. Poll: How often will you use the word "tizzy?"

1 kabillion times?
2 kabillion times?
A kabillion kabillion times?

[damntexdem]

17. My country tizzy thee?

A brazilian times?

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

18. Sweet land of tizzythee.

Of tizzy I sing...

[LoZoccolo]

20. Lame word is lame. n/t

[Writer]

4. Dude, no.

I'm sorry but no no no no no.

But how else do you expect this poll to end up in here?

[Quixote1818]

6. I think it was a freudian slip. It's not something she wanted to say but it accidentally came out

So yes, in her heart she meant it.

[glowing]

7. We've been all thinking about it.. Its come up in conversations multiple

times with multiple people.. Hell even Obama knows the possibility is real and has Secret Service protecting him and his family as he travels (which I must say is absolutely brilliant in keeping Security costs to a minimum for his campaign.. do you know how much a security detail would cost for some of these rallys he's been to.)

Hillary wants to finish.. if something happens to Obama, she will come swooping in with the delegate count to save the day.

[Ichingcarpenter]

8. The Primary in California in June, 68 made a difference in delegates

The Rest of the Primaries in June, 2008 make no difference in the race because it is over.

[Raine]

13. Yup and this year here in CA we had our primary

in Feb so her using that as as excuse for staying in is just bull-crap.

[WA98296]

9. K&R

[Occam Bandage]

10. Of course. It was not a meaningless phrase. As for what, exactly, she was insinuating...

...well, we can discuss that at length.

[populistdriven]

11. She was blowing the dogwhistle to actvate all her rabid supporters to code red

[greguganus]

14. That's what scares me! n/t

[WA98296]

15. Me too!!!

[apocalypsehow]

12. She damn sure wasn't just whistlin' Dixie - though she's done that before, too. n/t.

[Bluerthanblue]

19. why utter it if not to

make people think about it?

:shrug:


She's a sad woman.

[WA98070]

21. I should have voted "NO", because she wasn't insinuating anything. She was hoping for it.

[Exultant Democracy]

22. Either way she fails the Thomas Becket test on this one. Careless words have gotten people killed.

[Catchawave]

23. If you saw the interview video, it's definitely a "no".....

though her statement was taken out of context on all the news bunny channels, it's HYSTERIA. Sigh.

This is looking worse for the Obama campaign and their stable of crybabies everyday.

You guys want to win in November, don't you? Grow a pair....:banghead:

[suston96]

24. What she "insinuated" was that RFK was on his way to the nomination in June 1968 and....

...all of a sudden in he was tragically stopped in his quest by an assassin's bullet.

No insinuation. Statement of historical fact.

The insinuations are in the media and on rabid partisan forum boards made by people who have difficulty with reading and or audiovisual comprehension.

[LoZoccolo]

25. What does that have to do with why she's still running? n/t