Fmr. Pres. Bill Clinton and Hillary to visit Indiana

Former President Bill Clinton will visit Indiana on Tuesday. He will attend "Solutions for America" rallies in Lawrenceburg at the Dearborn Adult Center at 12:45 p.m., his next stop is at 3:30 p.m. at Fire ...

[dave]

oh great!! the perv and liar together. we don't need another liar again!!

[Brodric]

Why can't Hillary Clinton come to small towns like Kokomo, Indiana. Just because you don't think of Kokomo when you say Indiana, doesn't mean that we aren't here supporting her.

[David B]

I am quite concerned that people will overlook Hillary Clinton and fall for the glamor of Barak Obama's campaign. Somehow I do not sense a total honesty with Obama. He says one thing but his background and upbringing say something totally different. I worry about his Islamic roots and his true feelings about America. I know the Clinton's love America. They may have a few problems but they want America to grow and prosper.

[David B]

dave wrote:

oh great!! the perv and liar together. we don't need another liar again!!

Dave - Please understand that everyone has problems. President Clinton faced years of untrue charges by the Republicans. He did fail with Monica Lewinski. But the rest of the charges were proven to be false and baseless. President Clinton had a problem but our country flourished under his Presidential Leadership. America has to come first!

[lanesharon]

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[hannitygay]

Brodric wrote:

Why can't Hillary Clinton come to small towns like Kokomo, Indiana. Just because you don't think of Kokomo when you say Indiana, doesn't mean that we aren't here supporting her.

You're not a so called big state. So you do'nt count!!!

[Drift]

Hannity get over it. You dont like fox because they have conservative commentators and dont give the democrats a free pass like CBS and MSNBC.

And the tactic of screaming "racist!" every time your candidate is attacked isnt going to work either.

[hannitygay]

DONORS WHOSE addresses turn out to be tenements. Dishwashers and waiters who write $1,000 checks. Immigrants who ante up because they have been instructed to by powerful neighborhood associations, or, as one said, "They informed us to go, so I went." Others who say they never made the contributions listed in their names or who were not eligible to give because they are not legal residents of the United States. This is the disturbingly familiar picture of Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign presented last week in a report by the Los Angeles Times about questionable fundraising by the New York senator in New York City's Chinese community. Out of 150 donors examined, one-third "could not be found using property, telephone or business records," the Times reported. "Most have not registered to vote, according to public records."

This appears to be another instance in which a Clinton campaign's zeal for campaign cash overwhelms its judgment. After the fundraising scandals of President Bill Clinton's 1996 reelection campaign, the dangers of vacuuming cash from a politically inexperienced immigrant community should have been obvious. But Ms. Clinton's money machine seized on a new source of cash in Chinatown and environs. As the Times reported, a single Chinatown fundraiser in April brought in $380,000. By contrast, 2004 Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kerry raised $24,000 from Chinatown in the course of his entire campaign.

[hannitygay]

lanesharon wrote:

PLEASE, pass this info on to others.
Help support Hillary Clinton. Take the time to share your reasons for voting for her:
http://hillary-clintons-voice.com
You can tell people, quickly (one entry per person) through this Quick Note Form:
http://hillary-clintons-voice.com/quick-note/
Or you can talk in detail about your reasons on the Blog:
http://blog.hillary-clintons-voice.com
Use the 'comment' link on here to tell me about any Hillary events:
http://blog.hillary-clintons-voice.com/hillar...
No Obama-bashing allowed; entries will be removed. This site is not about attacking Obama; it is about sharing the reasons Hillary is the BEST choice for President. If you want to compare her record vs. his, this is acceptable.
Obama Supporters are NOT allowed. Any Obama support comments or Hillary bashing comments will be removed, promptly!
If you have a LOT to say, let me know. I can set you up to publish it on the blog, or publish it on the main website. Hillary Clinton is OUR candidate! Let’s tell everyone WHY!
Take Care, Sharon - http://hillary-clintons-voice.com

DONORS WHOSE addresses turn out to be tenements. Dishwashers and waiters who write $1,000 checks. Immigrants who ante up because they have been instructed to by powerful neighborhood associations, or, as one said, "They informed us to go, so I went." Others who say they never made the contributions listed in their names or who were not eligible to give because they are not legal residents of the United States. This is the disturbingly familiar picture of Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign presented last week in a report by the Los Angeles Times about questionable fundraising by the New York senator in New York City's Chinese community. Out of 150 donors examined, one-third "could not be found using property, telephone or business records," the Times reported. "Most have not registered to vote, according to public records."

This appears to be another instance in which a Clinton campaign's zeal for campaign cash overwhelms its judgment. After the fundraising scandals of President Bill Clinton's 1996 reelection campaign, the dangers of vacuuming cash from a politically inexperienced immigrant community should have been obvious. But Ms. Clinton's money machine seized on a new source of cash in Chinatown and environs. As the Times reported, a single Chinatown fundraiser in April brought in $380,000. By contrast, 2004 Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kerry raised $24,000 from Chinatown in the course of his entire campaign.

[hannitygay]

David B wrote:

I am quite concerned that people will overlook Hillary Clinton and fall for the glamor of Barak Obama's campaign. Somehow I do not sense a total honesty with Obama. He says one thing but his background and upbringing say something totally different. I worry about his Islamic roots and his true feelings about America. I know the Clinton's love America. They may have a few problems but they want America to grow and prosper.

DONORS WHOSE addresses turn out to be tenements. Dishwashers and waiters who write $1,000 checks. Immigrants who ante up because they have been instructed to by powerful neighborhood associations, or, as one said, "They informed us to go, so I went." Others who say they never made the contributions listed in their names or who were not eligible to give because they are not legal residents of the United States. This is the disturbingly familiar picture of Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign presented last week in a report by the Los Angeles Times about questionable fundraising by the New York senator in New York City's Chinese community. Out of 150 donors examined, one-third "could not be found using property, telephone or business records," the Times reported. "Most have not registered to vote, according to public records."

This appears to be another instance in which a Clinton campaign's zeal for campaign cash overwhelms its judgment. After the fundraising scandals of President Bill Clinton's 1996 reelection campaign, the dangers of vacuuming cash from a politically inexperienced immigrant community should have been obvious. But Ms. Clinton's money machine seized on a new source of cash in Chinatown and environs. As the Times reported, a single Chinatown fundraiser in April brought in $380,000. By contrast, 2004 Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kerry raised $24,000 from Chinatown in the course of his entire campaign.

[moralturpitude]

This guyed about a bj. Another lied about wmds and continued to murder innocent Iraqis for his personal gain in the oil industry. How can he be elected if he were that bad? Oh yeah he gave the rich a tax break and started paying everyone off. Im voting for Clinton so this country can get back to peace and prosperity!

dave wrote:

oh great!! the perv and liar together. we don't need another liar again!!

[Drift]

moralturpitude wrote:

This guyed about a bj. Another lied about wmds and continued to murder innocent Iraqis for his personal gain in the oil industry. How can he be elected if he were that bad? Oh yeah he gave the rich a tax break and started paying everyone off. Im voting for Clinton so this country can get back to peace and prosperity!<quoted text>

Same tired old lines, but what will you dems do without GWB? Too bad Bush cant hold investments while in office. He could do what bill did and sell pardons.