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[WayWord]

Bush quietly advising Hillary Clinton, top Democrats, says new book

Washington D.C. - President Bush is quietly providing back-channel advice to Hillary Rodham Clinton, urging her to modulate her rhetoric so she can effectively prosecute the war in Iraq if elected president.
In an interview for the new book "The Evangelical President, ” White House Chief of Staff Josh Bolten said Bush has “been urging candidates: ‘Don’t get yourself too locked in where you stand right now. If you end up sitting where I sit, things could change dramatically.’ ”

Bush says Clinton will be Dem nominee

WASHINGTON -- President Bush, breaking his rule not to talk about presidential politics, says he believes Hillary Rodham Clinton will defeat Barack Obama in the Democratic presidential primaries. Bush also predicts that Clinton will be defeated in the general election by the Republican nominee.
"I believe our candidate can beat her but it's going to be a tough race," the president said.

Murdoch to host fundraiser for Hillary Clinton

Rupert Murdoch, the conservative media mogul whose New York Post tabloid savaged Hillary Clinton’s initial aspirations to become a US senator for New York, has agreed to host a political fundraiser for her re-election campaign.
The decision underlines an incongruous thawing of relations between Mr Murdoch and Mrs Clinton, who in 1998 coined the phrase “vast rightwing conspiracy” to denounce critics of her husband, such as Fox News, the conservative cable channel owned by Mr Murdoch’s News Corporation.

Mr Murdoch will host the fundraiser, due to be held by July, on behalf of News Corp.

That was last year, 2006.


Clinton finds his surrogate family

Now it appears Clinton has found his surrogate family. He is part of a sprawling clan, legendary for its warmth and unity. It is a clan that is so accustomed to acquiring surrogate sons and daughters that adoption has become a part of its strength.
Clinton has become a member of the Bush clan.

Clinton Portraits Unveiled at White House

WASHINGTON — President Bush offered a glowing tribute to former President Clinton on Monday as the White House unveiled the official portraits of the 42nd president and his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Hillary: Bush 'has a lot of charm': Says they disagree on 'many,

President's Remarks at the Clinton Presidential Center Dedication

Clinton dedicates presidential library

George Bush smooths path for Hillary

BUSH administration officials are paving the way for a smooth transition to a possible Democratic presidency as Hillary Clinton consolidates her position as the overwhelming favourite to win her party’s nomination for the 2008 election...

... With Clinton looking the near-inevitable nominee, Bush officials intend to hold her to her promise to be tough on defence and national security. Robert Gates, the defence secretary, is hoping to establish a bipartisan consensus on defence that will last beyond next year’s election.

In the clearest sign of a shift in gear, Gates is to appoint John Hamre, a former official in President Bill Clinton’s administration, to chair the Defense Policy Board once led by Richard Perle, a leading neoconservative advocate of the invasion of Iraq. The board’s job will be to prepare for the transition to a new administration in 2008, according to a Pentagon spokesman.

Hamre, who was Bill Clinton’s deputy defence secretary in the 1990s, has been highly critical of the conduct of the war on terror. In The Washington Post last year he wrote: “The policies that led to Guantanamo Bay, Abu Ghraib, secret renditions and warrantless wiretaps have undermined America’s towering moral authority.”...

... The Treasury, under Henry “Hank” Paulson, has also been appointing Democrat supporters to senior positions. Robert Novak, the conservative columnist, reported that Paulson last week named Eric Mindich, a leading Democratic fundraiser, for a key role as an adviser on financial markets. One Republican in the Bush administration wrote disapprovingly in an e-mail: “This leads some to wonder whether this Treasury has become the preplaced Hillary Clinton team.”...

In Iowa, Clinton Is Pressed on Murdoch - New York Times Nov. 2007

FORT DODGE, Iowa – The curious relationship between Hillary Rodham Clinton, presidential candidate, and Rupert Murdoch, media baron, flashed briefly before the eyes of Iowans on Saturday night during a Clinton campaign event.

A woman in the audience rose to ask Mrs. Clinton about Mr. Murdoch’s ownership of multiple media outlets (Fox News, The New York Post, soon The Wall Street Journal, and various other organs), and also whether Americans would “lose out democracy” if one person is in control of the media.

And Mrs. Clinton played both sides in her answer, responding sympathetically to the woman’s concern about media consolidation, but also making clear that she wasn’t singling out “any company in particular” for condemnation.

Mrs. Clinton, as a senator from New York, has built a relationship with Mr. Murdoch over the years – not only due to his role as an employer in her home state, but also because, as the hands-on owner of the Post, he can make life easier or harder for her (and for her husband, who has been a target of the tabloid’s gossip pages at times.) And Mr. Murdoch has reciprocated, throwing a fundraiser on Senator Clinton’s re-election campaign in 2006 and participating in Mr. Clinton’s annual philanthropic conference.

Defense Industry Embraces Democrats, Hillary By Far The FavoriteThe defense industry this year abandoned its decade-long commitmentto the Republican Party, funneling the lion share of its contributionsto Democratic presidential candidates, especially to Hillary Clintonwho far out-paced all her competitors. An examination of contributions of $500 or more, using the Huffington Post's Fundrace website, shows that employees of the top five arms makers - Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northrop-Grumman, Raytheonand General Dynamics -- gave Democratic presidential candidates $103,900, with only $86,800 going to Republicans.
Senator Clinton took in $52,600, more than half of the total going to all Democrats, and a figure equaling 60 percent of the sum going to the entire GOP field. Her closest competitor for defense industry money is former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (R.), who raised $32,000...

...Clinton's major industry benefactors - donors who gave the $4,600 maximum allowed by law -- include Roger A. Crone, Boeing's president of Network and Space Systems; Stanley Roth, Boeing's Vice President for Asia, International Relations, $4,600; Anne Sullivan, a Raytheon attorney; William Lynn, Raytheon's Senior Vice President for Government Relations; and Michele Kang, Northrop Grumman Vice President for health science solutions.


Iraq 2013 - Democrats Win Praise From Surge Supporter O'Hanlon
The top three Democratic White House hopefuls have faced withering criticism for refusing to commit to withdrawing U.S. forces from Iraq by 2013, the end of the next presidential term. But at least one prominent war proponent is commending Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama,and John Edwards for their newfound "flexibility."

 

[JoyJuice]

The Evangelical President????

 

[WayWord]

The Evangelical President????

I din't mean to have that hyper-linked. I'll fix that.

 

[WayWord]

Fixed links on First Post

 

[WayWord]

This information is not important to anyone?

 

[WayWord]

Ignorance is not bliss.

 

[WayWord]

Run, run from this thread!

 

[Billnew]

People haven't figured out,we have a Machine running the USA.Bush/Clinton machine has run this country since Reagan was in office.(You know-Reagan/Bush.)They are running this country and don't plan on giving it up.Clinton will win this election in Nov. Then Jeb will run in 8 yrs, then Chelsea will be old enough to run in 16 yrs.Eventually they will just change the name to United States of CLintonBUsh.

 

[WayWord]

People haven't figured out,we have a Machine running the USA.Bush/Clinton machine has run this country since Reagan was in office.(You know-Reagan/Bush.)They are running this country and don't plan on giving it up.Clinton will win this election in Nov. Then Jeb will run in 8 yrs, then Chelsea will be old enough to run in 16 yrs.Eventually they will just change the name to United States of CLintonBUsh.

If we're still having elections by that time.

 

[nightflight]

People haven't figured out,we have a Machine running the USA.Bush/Clinton machine has run this country since Reagan was in office.(You know-Reagan/Bush.)They are running this country and don't plan on giving it up.Clinton will win this election in Nov. Then Jeb will run in 8 yrs, then Chelsea will be old enough to run in 16 yrs.Eventually they will just change the name to United States of CLintonBUsh.

More truth than satire here. Scary. Or not.

 

[vatuck]

People haven't figured out,we have a Machine running the USA.Bush/Clinton machine has run this country since Reagan was in office.(You know-Reagan/Bush.)They are running this country and don't plan on giving it up.Clinton will win this election in Nov. Then Jeb will run in 8 yrs, then Chelsea will be old enough to run in 16 yrs.Eventually they will just change the name to United States of CLintonBUsh.

Don't even think it Bill. I can't bear to think it.

 

[WayWord]

Don't even think it Bill. I can't bear to think it.

We have to face reality. Otherwise, there is no possibility of resistance.

 

[WayWord]

In case you missed it.

Defense Industry Embraces Democrats, Hillary By Far The Favorite
"The defense industry this year abandoned its decade-long commitmentto the Republican Party, funneling the lion share of its contributionsto Democratic presidential candidates, especially to Hillary Clintonwho far out-paced all her competitors. An examination of contributions of $500 or more, using the Huffington Post's Fundrace website, shows that employees of the top five arms makers - Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northrop-Grumman, Raytheonand General Dynamics -- gave Democratic presidential candidates $103,900, with only $86,800 going to Republicans.
Senator Clinton took in $52,600, more than half of the total going to all Democrats, and a figure equaling 60 percent of the sum going to the entire GOP field. Her closest competitor for defense industry money is former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (R.), who raised $32,000...

...Clinton's major industry benefactors - donors who gave the $4,600 maximum allowed by law -- include Roger A. Crone, Boeing's president of Network and Space Systems; Stanley Roth, Boeing's Vice President for Asia, International Relations, $4,600; Anne Sullivan, a Raytheon attorney; William Lynn, Raytheon's Senior Vice President for Government Relations; and Michele Kang, Northrop Grumman Vice President for health science solutions."


Iraq 2013 - Democrats Win Praise From Surge Supporter O'Hanlon
The top three Democratic White House hopefuls have faced withering criticism for refusing to commit to withdrawing U.S. forces from Iraq by 2013, the end of the next presidential term. But at least one prominent war proponent is commending Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama,and John Edwards for their newfound "flexibility."

 

[ElizabethVu]

I love how every other word out of Clinton's mouth is change. Here's a novel idea, let's change the last name of our president!

 

[WayWord]

I love how every other word out of Clinton's mouth is change. Here's a novel idea, let's change the last name of our president!

Great idea. Paul sounds good to me.

 

[Avatar]

Great idea. Paul sounds good to me.

No. Stay with your current political hegemony. It suits us.

Independent thinking will annoy us, and we will be forced to remove your right to self-governance. Be docile, and buy our stuff. Or else.

 

[WayWord]

No. Stay with your current political hegemony. It suits us.

Independent thinking will annoy us, and we will be forced to remove your right to self-governance. Be docile, and buy our stuff. Or else.

Right. Hillaryus/Obamanation '08!

BBC Documentary
Hillary Clinton (BBC, 2000) 1of6

 

[WayWord]

The New York Times
July 29, 2006

2008 May Test Clinton’s Bond With McCain
By ANNE E. KORNBLUT

WASHINGTON, July 28 — Two summers ago, on a Congressional trip to Estonia, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton astonished her traveling companions by suggesting that the group do what one does in the Baltics: hold a vodka-drinking contest.

Delighted, the leader of the delegation, Senator John McCain, quickly agreed. The after-dinner drinks went so well — memories are a bit hazy on who drank how much — that Mr. McCain, an Arizona Republican, later told people how unexpectedly engaging he found Mrs. Clinton to be. “One of the guys” was the way he described Mrs. Clinton, a New York Democrat, to some Republican colleagues.

Mrs. Clinton and Mr. McCain went on to develop an amiable if professionally calculated relationship. They took more official trips together, including to Iraq. They worked together on the Senate Armed Services Committee and on the issue of global warming. They made a joint appearance last year on “Meet the Press,” interacting so congenially that the moderator, Tim Russert, joked about their forming a “fusion ticket.”

from The New York Times

 

[WayWord]

Larry Nichols Interview 2/7/2008
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajDmVdBuNW0

 

[WayWord]

Films on Google Video exposing the Clinton corruption:

Mena Connection: Compromised: Clinton, Bush, and the CIA, Drug Smuggling

The Clinton Chronicles