YouTube - SNL's Tina Fey for Hillary.

A parody site has been setup to emphasize the fact that Gene Kelly is only in the U. S. Senate race to cause problems as he has done in the past:

http://www.genekellyforsenate.com

For president

Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary

Published on Sunday, Feb 24, 2008

Listen to her closing words in the CNN debate on Thursday evening, and Hillary Clinton offered a concise reminder of the virtues of her candidacy, and the difficulty facing her campaign. No matter what happens, she relayed, the country will be best served by the Democratic Party coming together and achieving victory in November.

Hard to imagine now, even with primaries looming in Ohio, Texas and Pennsylvania, that Barack Obama will not be the party's nominee for president. The crowds greeting him have been large and enthusiastic. He has captured 10 consecutive states, in primaries and caucuses, in the north, south, east and west, and by wide margins, eroding the base of much Clinton support.

Many Ohioans surely will join the chant ''Yes, we can!'' in the coming days. They may do so thinking about ''electability.'' This editorial page has in mind the question of which candidate would make the stronger president, which candidate is more prepared for all the Oval Office presents its occupant, and the many challenges before the country at home and abroad.

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Barack Obama: Campaign Finance/Money - Contributions - 1989-2006.

Words do matter – just ask Joe Biden.

Front-runner Joe Biden withdrew from the 1988 presidential primary over an accusation of Plagiarism: He closed his stump speeches with the words of Neil Kinnock. Biden credited Kinnock each time he used Kinnock’s words — except one time — in his closing remarks during a debate. That was enough to force him from the race.

Of course, Barack “Special Case” Obama can plagiarize all he wants and it’s dismissed as the old Washington game he plans to change.

Barack “Special Case” Obama can criticize his opponents for taking special interest money, but when it is pointed out that he has done the same thing, it’s dismissed as the old Washington game he plans to change.

Nothing Barack “Special Case” Obama does wrong is his fault. It’s always fault of the Washington politicos who don’t want change.

Well, if he won’t take responibility for his lies, mistatements, and hypocrisy in this campaign. If he’s elected president, I wonder who he’s going to blame for his failures? He’s already shown he won’t take responsibility for his actions.  — GS 

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