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NOT HILLARY


In my past posts, I have taken shots at President Thaksin Shinawatra (Thailand) and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (Japan) for trying to jump start their sagging popularity ratings by creating foreign enemies. In my books, people like them do not deserve praise and should be discarded in the dustbins of history. Now, the great Hillary, in her quest to live up to the name popularized by the great Sir Edmund, is hitting on outsourcing, thereby joining the paranoids of her country. She tried to stay away from this group but with her diminishing chances to nag the democrats nomination, she finally joined the fray, hoping to bag some brownie points. She doesn’t get my vote.

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durano lawayan a.k.a. brad spit said…
Hi Antonio,

You're voting in America? Barack Obama I suppose. Just make sure he does not wear that Somali costume of his during the convention. :-)

And I can't wait to hear how he's going to work on the changes he promises. Neither of them (plus Hillary and McCain) can do it alone. They all have to contend with the snake pit in Washington and would surely be stung by the venom of "moderate corruption". Greed is something the Republicans have monopolized. --Durano, done!
11:14 PM, February 29, 2008
Anonymous said…
Going for the lesser evil, it's whoever goes against her!

Ciao!
3:37 PM, March 01, 2008
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