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Originally posted by Venus Temple
That article proves nothing. The only thing worth discussing from the article is Hillary stating that she had more white American support than Obama, and his support from that crucial group was weakening. Which, according to exit polls conducted in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and North Carolina, was true. And it wasn't "racist" of her to say.
The article mentioned she was "playing into right wing conspiracy theories that Obama is a secret Muslim born in Africa" but provided NO source! Not to mention, it wasn't originally a "right wing conspiracy theory" even by your own admission! I thought Hillary started it? 
When Hillary was asked in that 60 Minutes interview whether she believed Obama was a Muslim or not, Clinton said "of course not," noting that "there is no basis for that," and "There's nothing to base that off, as far as I know." So, where again was she spreading this birther movement? 
Nice try scrambling to google to find an article that proves you right, but you fell short. Not only does it contradict what you said (but is equally wrong), it doesn't provide a source for your argument.
Better luck next time  |
provided no source? Did you not click the links? You can bark all you want but that don't impress me much.
Matt Drudge himself said he got it from the Clinton campaign...
you did not see Hillary's surrogate saying Obama shouldn't be ashamed to wear clothing of his country and nation? WAIT let me guess, you thought it wasn't problematic.
I bet when Maggie Williams, Hillary's campaign boss said "If Barack Obama's campaign wants to suggest that a photo of him wearing traditional Somali clothing is divisive, they should be ashamed. Hillary Clinton has worn the traditional clothing of countries she has visited and had those photos published widely" wasn't problematic either...
i assume you also didn't think Hillary's comment on Obama's sermon controversy wasn't problematic. "You don't choose your family, you choose the church you attend to"
"There's no basis for that...
as far as I know"
if you're going to condemn delusion, don't act delusional baby
Also I said if you didn't want to claim she started it, you can definitely make a case to her campaign instigating it
but anyways, since you're adamant in keeping this LIE alive, here's Mark Penn's, Hillary's strategist,
passing off a memo laying out his plan to win the election.
What could hold him back?
Lack of American roots
at them complaining about a system that ultimately benefits them.
