US Election Coverage 2008

US Election Coverage 2008

Susuviri you got it right,maracist wote after civil right bill ya 1964 yalihamia Republican na hatuyahitaji maana Democrats wameshinda bila wao miaka yote hiyo...kumbuka hata ronald Reagan alikuwa democrats!
 
mie nitakuwa nakuja kuwapa commercial breaks once in a while maana hata sijui mnaongelea nini humu
 
Nyinyi hoja hamna. Ni rahisi sana unapoishiwa hoja kurusha shutuma za ubaguzi. Haya basi Maripablikani ni mabaguzi na mashetani ambayo miaka nenda rudi yame-dominate uraisi!!!!
 
Susuviri you got it right,maracist wote after civil right bill ya 1964 yalihamia Republican na hatuyahitaji maana Democrats wameshinda bila wao miaka yote hiyo...kumbuka hata ronald Reagan alikuwa democrats!

Kwa hiyo Ronald Reagan naye alikuwa mbaguzi sio?
 
Nyinyi hoja hamna. Ni rahisi sana unapoishiwa hoja kurusha shutuma za ubaguzi. Haya basi Maripablikani ni mabaguzi na mashetani ambayo miaka nenda rudi yame-dominate uraisi!!!!

And what years we had! The Cold war! Number of proxy wars in Latin America and Africa! Iran Contra affairs! Desert Storm 1 , Desert storm 2, Iraq war and the list goes on!
Maybe it is time to turn a page!
 
Nyinyi hoja hamna. Ni rahisi sana unapoishiwa hoja kurusha shutuma za ubaguzi. Haya basi Maripablikani ni mabaguzi na mashetani ambayo miaka nenda rudi yame-dominate uraisi!!!!

..ndio tumeanza na hao neo cons wenzako hapo Washington ambao kwao its all about power, vita tuu,illegal business dealings,na kupeana tax cut,landslide ya 2006 inarudi tena November for better america sio kuua watu,world domination na kuiba mafuta for the name of freedom!
 
Ooh wait nimesahau...Democrats kuna mibaguzi kibao kama Bill Clinton, Hillary, Geraldine Ferraro...and the list goes on.....lol
 
Ooh wait nimesahau...Democrats kuna mibaguzi kibao kama Bill Clinton, Hillary, Geraldine Ferraro...and the list goes on.....lol

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Yes I am against it, now what do you have to say?

mbona unaandika kwa jazba namna hiyo, kwani imekuwa ugomvi??.......

reagan alikuwa democrat, ukiachilia u-actor pia alikuwa msemaji wa General Electric, Dems walimkataa kwasababu alikuwa ni kilaza!!! najua utasema, oooooh mbona aliwin ugavana na uraisi....hiyo ni ballgame nyingine kabisa. lakini wakti wa primaries ya 75-76, alicheza u-spoiler kama huu wa HRC na kusababisha Gerard Ford ku-bleed ile mbaya...kiasi kwamba, came November '76 Ford akagalagazwa na Carter na yeye(reagan) akawa kapata opportunity ya kurudi tena in '80!!
strategies za KIFISADI hazijaanza leo, huyu HRC inaonekana ndio kama lengo lake hilo.....kama sio yeye, basi Obama lazima ashindwe ili apate kulejea tena in 2012.
 
mbona unaandika kwa jazba namna hiyo, kwani imekuwa ugomvi??.......

reagan alikuwa democrat, ukiachilia u-actor pia alikuwa msemaji wa General Electric, Dems walimkataa kwasababu alikuwa ni kilaza!!! najua utasema, oooooh mbona aliwin ugavana na uraisi....hiyo ni ballgame nyingine kabisa. lakini wakti wa primaries ya 75-76, alicheza u-spoiler kama huu wa HRC na kusababisha Gerard Ford ku-bleed ile mbaya...kiasi kwamba, came November '76 Ford akagalagazwa na Carter na yeye(reagan) akawa kapata opportunity ya kurudi tena in '80!!
strategies za KIFISADI hazijaanza leo, huyu HRC inaonekana ndio kama lengo lake hilo.....kama sio yeye, basi Obama lazima ashindwe ili apate kulejea tena in 2012.

Oyaa vipi wewe? Hakuna jazba hapa...

Nadhani mpaka leo Dems wanajuta kwa nini walimtosa...kwikwikwiiii... maana vipigo alivyowapa ni vipigo vya kihistoria.

The Greatest Communicator...RIP man
 
Mjadala umekuwa mzuri sana, naona Ferraro anajitoa.

Dear Hillary -

I am stepping down from your finance committee so I can speak for myself and you can continue to speak for yourself about what is at stake in this campaign.

The Obama campaign is attacking me to hurt you.

I won't let that happen.

Thank you for everything you have done and continue to do to make this a better world for my children and grandchildren.

You have my deep admiration and respect.

Gerry
 
Oyaa vipi wewe? Hakuna jazba hapa...

Nadhani mpaka leo Dems wanajuta kwa nini walimtosa...kwikwikwiiii... maana vipigo alivyowapa ni vipigo vya kihistoria.

The Greatest Communicator...RIP man

.......tatizo kubwa la democratic party ndio hilo, ujuaji mwingi, kulindana na u-elitism kwa saaana kiasi kwamba wanaharibu mambo mengi sana. mfano kulikuwa hamna haja ya ku-complicate primaries za FL na MI, ukizingatia kwamba ni state government na sio state party waloamua hivyo. pili, kwenye hizi primaries, kwanini wasingefanya mchakato ukawa simpo tu kama GOP(winner take all, as compared na kautaratibu ka DNC), ingekuwa winner take all, leo hii tusingekuwa hapa!! haya ma-super delegates wa nini, wakati kuna pledged delegates tokana na kura za wananchi?? kama sio u-elitism huo ni nini??.....binafsi kwanza nilikuwa nimesha achana nao na kuwa independent, lakini BO akanirudisha kundini......lakini kwa jinsi mambo yalivyo watanipoteza siku si nyingi!. Wasipo solve hii kitu fairly mie na vote Ralph Nader in November, kama protest!!.
 
Mjadala umekuwa mzuri sana, naona Ferraro anajitoa.

Dear Hillary -

I am stepping down from your finance committee so I can speak for myself and you can continue to speak for yourself about what is at stake in this campaign.

The Obama campaign is attacking me to hurt you.

I won't let that happen.

Thank you for everything you have done and continue to do to make this a better world for my children and grandchildren.

You have my deep admiration and respect.

Gerry

............ooooh, baloney!! so she is a victim now uunh?? absurd, mie nakwambia hawa watu wana matatizo sana yaani. kimtu chenyewe kipo kwenye palliative care(hospice flani hivi), badala ya kujifia nyumbani kimya kimya bado kimo tu, sasa kimeumbuka, true colors zipo hadharani....ni kibaguzi hiki kimama!!.
 
.......tatizo kubwa la democratic party ndio hilo, ujuaji mwingi, kulindana na u-elitism kwa saaana kiasi kwamba wanaharibu mambo mengi sana. mfano kulikuwa hamna haja ya ku-complicate primaries za FL na MI, ukizingatia kwamba ni state government na sio state party waloamua hivyo. pili, kwenye hizi primaries, kwanini wasingefanya mchakato ukawa simpo tu kama GOP(winner take all, as compared na kautaratibu ka DNC), ingekuwa winner take all, leo hii tusingekuwa hapa!! haya ma-super delegates wa nini, wakati kuna pledged delegates tokana na kura za wananchi?? kama sio u-elitism huo ni nini??.....binafsi kwanza nilikuwa nimesha achana nao na kuwa independent, lakini BO akanirudisha kundini......lakini kwa jinsi mambo yalivyo watanipoteza siku si nyingi!. Wasipo solve hii kitu fairly mie na vote Ralph Nader in November, kama protest!!.

Eewaaaa...hapa sasa unaongea points. Hata mimi nimekuwa najiuliza hivi hawa Dems wakoje..? Kwa nini primary na caucus ziwe complicated hivyo na mambo ya proportional sijui representation..au sijui nini wenyewe wanaita...I mean what the hell? Ingekuwa winner take all Mama tayari angekuwa keshachukua. Maripablikan majanja sana na ndio maana kila siku yanawazidi kete Dems.
 
............ooooh, baloney!! so she is a victim now uunh?? absurd, mie nakwambia hawa watu wana matatizo sana yaani. kimtu chenyewe kipo kwenye palliative care(hospice flani hivi), badala ya kujifia nyumbani kimya kimya bado kimo tu, sasa kimeumbuka, true colors zipo hadharani....ni kibaguzi hiki kimama!!.

Hivi huyu mama kaomba msamaha au ndio kaweka kiburi?
 
............ooooh, baloney!! so she is a victim now uunh?? absurd, mie nakwambia hawa watu wana matatizo sana yaani. kimtu chenyewe kipo kwenye palliative care(hospice flani hivi), badala ya kujifia nyumbani kimya kimya bado kimo tu, sasa kimeumbuka, true colors zipo hadharani....ni kibaguzi hiki kimama!!.

Kitakuwa kibaguzi wakati nimeambiwa Democrats hakuna wabaguzi..?
 
Dah!! haya mambo ya kuanzisha siasa na campaign za vitisho ni noma sasa.

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Will Hillary’s Heaping Dose of Fear Pay Off?
by Steve Kornacki | March 11, 2008

Hillary Clinton and her campaign clearly believe that they stemmed the mighty Obama tide on March 4 with a heaping dose of fear.

The fear that they stirred, best encapsulated in the sure-to-be-immortal “red phone” ad in Texas, supposedly worked on parallel tracks: Some voters simply bought into the notion that Mr. Obama is frighteningly ill-prepared to handle a crisis; others may not have agreed with that but grew fearful that their fellow citizens, in the face of a similar and concerted Republican assault in the fall, would.

And now that they believe they’ve got a hit on their hands, the Clinton forces are taking their strategy national, hoping to scare up some surprise wins in the late primary season and, ultimately, to make those pivotal superdelegates think long and hard before signing off on the nomination of someone as “risky” as Mr. Obama.

Mrs. Clinton proclaimed that she has passed the “commander in chief” threshold and that John McCain “certainly” has done so as well. “You’ll have to ask Senator Obama with respect to his candidacy,” she added.

And early this week, her campaign arranged a conference call with a quartet of military and national security heavyweights, with an eye toward turning Mr. Obama’s apparent advantage on the issue of Iraq against him. Specifically, they played up the revelation that Samantha Power, Mr. Obama’s now-former national security adviser, had suggested in an interview that his plan to withdraw troops as president could be subject to change after consultation with military commanders.

“This is going to be a central test of presidential leadership,” Wesley Clark said during the call. “What I have heard from the Obama campaign is a matter of serious concern.”

Mrs. Clinton and her campaign realize that they won’t catch Mr. Obama in pledged delegates during the primary season, even with do-overs in Florida and Michigan. Surpassing him in the cumulative popular vote is a long shot, too.


But winning Pennsylvania and a handful of other states and finishing within a few inches of Mr. Obama in both categories? It’s certainly doable. Then, the challenge for Mrs. Clinton would be convincing a decisive majority of the uncommitted superdelegates to pick her over Mr. Obama.

Her game plan now is to spend the remaining months of the primary season inventing reasons and rationales for superdelegates to snub Mr. Obama and, by extension, the majority of primary voters and caucus-goers. Finishing the primary season on a winning streak and convincing the world that it’s the result of widespread panic at the prospect of an Obama nomination is key to this strategy.

But while the Clinton campaign thinks it has stumbled onto political gold with its attacks on Mr. Obama, history suggests a different phenomenon could be at play, and that we have simply entered the buyer’s-remorse phase of the primary cycle, which begins when a candidate who is new to the national scene first emerges as the likely Democratic nominee.

It’s something with which the Clintons themselves are intimately familiar. In 1992, Bill Clinton seemed to wrap up the Democratic nomination with a thorough rout of Paul Tsongas in the southern-dominated Super Tuesday, and then again a week later in Illinois and Michigan. Tsongas suspended his campaign, leaving the erratic Jerry Brown as Mr. Clinton’s sole remaining foe. Since Mr. Brown trailed by about 800 delegates, his candidacy was given up for dead by the press, which turned its focus to the impending Clinton-George H. W. Bush fall campaign.

And then, out of the blue, Mr. Brown won the Connecticut primary, still one of the most spectacular upsets in the modern primary era. The verdict was deemed a vote of no confidence in the scandal-scarred Mr. Clinton’s general-election viability, and the next primary, in New York, turned into a de facto referendum on whether Mr. Clinton was prepared to lead his party and to lead his country.

“So the question before the party as a whole,” Howell Raines wrote in The New York Times, “has less to do with arithmetic than with the more profound question of whether Democratic and independent voters are going to swallow Mr. Clinton as a viable candidate who can beat President Bush.”

When Mr. Clinton won New York, the issue was considered settled. The key for Mr. Clinton was simply keeping his cool and showing some toughness during the two-week New York campaign. His performance reassured Democrats, who had been inclined to back him all along but who had paused before fully committing themselves.

That’s about the spot Mr. Obama is now in, ahead in the delegate and popular-vote race but under intense assault from his opponent and the media. But as with Mr. Clinton 16 years ago, a majority of Democrats seem to like him more than his competition. Now he has to reassure them that their instincts aren’t wrong.
http://www.observer.com/2008/will-hillary-s-heaping-dose-fear-pay
 
Kitakuwa kibaguzi wakati nimeambiwa Democrats hakuna wabaguzi..?

wazungu wooote wabaguzi tu 'kudadeki' zao.....nimeona zaidi ya mara moja mademu wa kizungu wives za jamaaz wa kibongo lakini wabaguzi!! ukijiweka chini yao, wata pretend kama vile hawana noma, lakini ukijitutumua tu kutaka kufikia malengo yako, lazima wakugeuke na hapo ndio utajua ubaguzi unafananaje!!

Icadon,
Jeuri ya kitaliano, 'yaani aombe radhi' kwa nigga!!? hakijaomba msamaha wala nini........lakini ni kamtu ka kukaombea dua'a, maana kapo terminally ill.
 
wazungu wooote wabaguzi tu 'kudadeki' zao.....nimeona zaidi ya mara moja mademu wa kizungu wives za jamaaz wa kibongo lakini wabaguzi!! ukijiweka chini yao, wata pretend kama vile hawana noma, lakini ukijitutumua tu kutaka kufikia malengo yako, lazima wakugeuke na hapo ndio utajua ubaguzi unafananaje!!

Icadon,
Jeuri ya kitaliano, 'yaani aombe radhi' kwa nigga!!? hakijaomba msamaha wala nini........lakini ni kamtu ka kukaombea dua'a, maana kapo terminally ill.

Ok, at least wewe sio kigeugeu kama watu wengine humu ndani...
Naona leo umepumzika kunywa maana unaongea vitu vya maana sasa...hongera!!! Lol
 
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