obama pulitzer
What is an honest way to get people who support the concept of a Hillary Presidency to research the underlying
facts behind why so many of us are deadset against her—or him. Why so many people think the Clintons=organized crime.
I would love an honest debate on issues between any Republican nominee and Obama or Edwards.
But Hillary would make Richard Nixon blush!
I can point to several vetted sources of fact—for starters research NY Times articles that won Jeff Gerth a Pulitzer winning prize.
I reject your assumptions. I don’t think that most of those who oppose Clinton believe her a criminal but rather, a demagogue.
Although I am luke-warm towards her, I think your criticism is far more valid and disturbing than the main-stream Rush Limbaugh-esque hysteria.
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