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[the nature boy]

did you forget about hillary clinton's election to the senate...?

sure I do. But can you go into more detail than that? I'm sure she did a lot of stuff but what exactly. And then when you tell me what exactly she did, ask youself if anyone bitched about it. I'm sure someone somewhere did. Maybe I'm wrong.

 

[spongebob]

things that make you go "uhm".

 

[aurelius]

Still waiting, pOink...

 

[The Dude]

why is it wrong if republicans do something to help them in the polls and elections? but is dems do it, it is perfectly fine.

Preach brotha!!!

 

[p0ink]

sorry for the delayed response everyone, but no, i did not forget

NEW YORK (July 26, 2000 10:26 p.m. EDT http://www.nandotimes.com) - Hillary Rodham Clinton said U.S. aid to the Palestinians should be cut off if they unilaterally declare statehood before a peace agreement is reached with Israel.

"It must be clear that any unilateral declaration of Palestinian statehood would be entirely unacceptable and should be met with a cutoff of United States assistance," she said in a statement released after the Camp David peace talks collapsed Tuesday.

The New York Senate candidate's position appeared to go beyond what President Clinton has said in urging the Israelis and the Palestinians to keep trying to reach an agreement.

Asked at a Wednesday news conference if she thought she was going beyond the position of her husband's administration, she said: "I may be. It's what I believe. ... Aid should be conditional on people acting in a way that leads to a permanent and lasting peace."

A trilateral statement from the United States, Israel and the Palestinians on the Camp David summit said that both sides "understand the importance of avoiding unilateral actions," but Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat has threatened to declare statehood if no agreement is reached by Sept. 13.

The first lady praised Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak while saying little about Arafat.

"I believe Prime Minister Barak showed enormous courage, vision and extraordinary commitment to these peace talks," she said.

The first lady is seeking to shore up her pro-Israel credentials in New York, where Jews make up 12 percent of the electorate. Polls show about 15 percent of them are undecided about whether to support her or her Republican opponent, Long Island Congressman Rick Lazio.

Lazio also favors cutting off Palestinian aid if statehood is unilaterally declared. He previously cosponsored legislation recommending the same.

The Clinton Senate campaign has been involved in a number of flaps involving Jewish issues, including the meeting last year between the first lady and Yasser Arafat's wife that resulted in their much-publicized kiss.

 

[p0ink]

so here is the lady married to the than leader of the free world, talking shit about arafat when her husband and his administration were to be working on peace in the middle east. So here she goes jeopardizing things even more all to get the jewish votes in New York.

 

[p0ink]

Still waiting, pOink...

did you think i was gonna pull a RyanH? please, i dont run away from my arguments when i cant back it up with facts.

 

[Kryp2o]

GOP Rhymes with...

I have to GO Pee.

 

[the nature boy]

so here is the lady married to the than leader of the free world, talking shit about arafat when her husband and his administration were to be working on peace in the middle east. So here she goes jeopardizing things even more all to get the jewish votes in New York.

and there you go. I'm sure some people bitched about this. your point was that everyone complains when a republican tries to get votes but nobody says shit when a dem does it. I still see no evidence to back up your statement.

 

[p0ink]

and there you go. I'm sure some people bitched about this. your point was that everyone complains when a republican tries to get votes but nobody says shit when a dem does it. I still see no evidence to back up your statement.

i do not remember any news organizations covering this aspect of her election except for confirmed conservatives like rush and sean hannity. However, there has been democrats from congress and the senate going on tv bitching and moaning about bush trying to politicize everything and do what is right for his party and not the country. yet no major news organizations covered the hillary election that closesly until she was accused of calling someone back in 1974 or something a 'jew bastard', but her political suck-up to the jewish people of NY was left out.