Hillary’s Historic Fail...Clinton Calls Lincoln a 'Senator From Illinois'!!

[Stephanie]

oh boy, we are governed by the biggest bunch of dummies

but, she has her base who put in some no name community organizer for President so she should safe

how comforting

 

[Sallow]

Clinton made a minor mistake compared to Vigilante's monumental display of his ignorance daily.

This photoshopped images amuses one.

It's a REALLY minor mistake..considering that Lincoln did run for the Senate.

In 1846, Lincoln was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, where he served one two-year term. He was the only Whig in the Illinois delegation, but he showed his party loyalty by participating in almost all votes and making speeches that echoed the party line.[58] Lincoln, in collaboration with abolitionist Congressman Joshua R. Giddings, wrote a bill to abolish slavery in the District of Columbia with compensation for the owners, enforcement to capture fugitive slaves, and a popular vote on the matter. He abandoned the bill when it failed to garner sufficient Whig supporters.[59]
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In late 1854, Lincoln ran as a Whig for the U.S. Senate seat from Illinois. At that time, senators were elected by the state legislature.[91] After leading in the first six rounds of voting in the Illinois assembly, his support began to dwindle, and Lincoln instructed his backers to vote for Lyman Trumbull, who defeated opponent Joel Aldrich Matteson.[92] The Whigs had been irreparably split by the Kansas–Nebraska Act. Lincoln wrote, "I think I am a Whig, but others say there are no Whigs, and that I am an abolitionist [...] I do no more than oppose the extension of slavery."[93]
Abraham Lincoln - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

While he was a congressman..he did subsequently run for the Senate.

She said he WAS A FUCKING SEANATOR, you N.Y. asswipe! You scum make up shit about Palin being able to see Russia from her porch, and run with it like mother fuckers....Think I'll start mentioning the smartest SUBVERSIVE WOMAN doesn't know that Lincoln was NEVER A SENATOR!...Yeah, brain dead Hillary doesn't know what every grade school kid should know...and then PRINTS the same shit in her NEW BOOK! ....She's almost as big an ass as you are SWALLOW!

You pop a blood vessel there, ace?

 

[Sallow]

If Hillary Clinton becomes president then a majority of the american people will have decided that they want a huge expensive federal government that is empowered to tell us how to live, where to live, what to eat, what to drive, where to work, which doctors to see, when to die, and where to set our thermostats.

If the country elects this socialist, marxist, progressive bitch, then the USA is over as a free democratic republic.

Think about it people, the future of your children and grandchildren is at stake.

Start looking for new digs.

I recommend Somalia. The freest country in the world.

And no gun laws.

Somalia might be a good choice for you. need any help packing?

North Korea or Uganda are also possible places for you to immigrate to. You want a dictatorial all-powerful govt that does not tolerate opposition. That is being rejected here, so moving is probably what you should consider.

I'll be fine.

Hillary will be President.

I can deal with it.

 

[deltex1]

Bbbbbut her Iraq policy is holding up well...at least until Obabble reads about the shit going down in Baghdad.

 

[Sallow]

If Hillary Clinton becomes president then a majority of the american people will have decided that they want a huge expensive federal government that is empowered to tell us how to live, where to live, what to eat, what to drive, where to work, which doctors to see, when to die, and where to set our thermostats.

If the country elects this socialist, marxist, progressive bitch, then the USA is over as a free democratic republic.

Think about it people, the future of your children and grandchildren is at stake.

Start looking for new digs.

I recommend Somalia. The freest country in the world.

And no gun laws.

Piss you off that your hero fucked up ?

Me?

I'm not pissed off at all.

People make mistakes all the time, especially people actually involved in doing stuff.

It's how you handle them that's a measure of how effective you are on the job.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haQzdW7hg4A]Classic Bush - What Mistakes? - YouTube[/ame]

That basically shows the conservative mindset.

Make mistakes? Never admit them.

That's a wholly ineffective strategy for anything.

Which is why you folks fail so often and so spectacularly.

 

[Redfish]

Bbbbbut her Iraq policy is holding up well...at least until Obabble reads about the shit going down in Baghdad.

sallow got all excited when he saw "going down" in your post. Maybe Obama did too

 

[natstew]

Bbbbbut her Iraq policy is holding up well...at least until Obabble reads about the shit going down in Baghdad.

it's Bushes fault.

 

[Sallow]

Bbbbbut her Iraq policy is holding up well...at least until Obabble reads about the shit going down in Baghdad.

"Her" Iraqi policy?

While not as big as what it had been prior to the 1991 Gulf War, Iraq's military under Saddam Hussein boasted an estimated 430,000 soldiers and another 400,000 personnel in paramilitary units and security services when U.S.-led troops invaded in spring 2003.

Still, the Iraqis proved no match for coalition forces.

After the military was overrun, it was dissolved -- along with Iraq's defense and information ministries -- by Paul Bremer, the top U.S. civilian administrator in Iraq.

That left hundreds of thousands of troops suddenly out of work. Those with ranks of colonel and above -- who knew the most about strategy, tactics and more -- were hit even harder, as they weren't entitled to severance packages and couldn't work for the new Iraqi government.

Then they had to go somewhere.

According to Fawaz Gerges, a professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science, "hundreds, if not thousands, of skilled officers of Saddam Hussein's ... joined ISIS."

That means this militant force -- even as it is supplemented by foreign fighters -- is trained and knows Iraq well. And its leaders may be more organized, strategically savvy and adept at fighting than some in Iraq's current military.

"(This) has allowed ISIS to basically have skills, to have motivation, to have command and control," Gerges told CNN. "It's a mini-army fighting both in Iraq and Syria."
5 predictions revisited: Iraq's current woes were years in the making - CNN.com

 

[Redfish]

Start looking for new digs.

I recommend Somalia. The freest country in the world.

And no gun laws.

Somalia might be a good choice for you. need any help packing?

North Korea or Uganda are also possible places for you to immigrate to. You want a dictatorial all-powerful govt that does not tolerate opposition. That is being rejected here, so moving is probably what you should consider.

I'll be fine.

Hillary will be President.

I can deal with it.

I am sure that you can. Anyone who is unable or unwilling to be responsible for themselves would celebrate a hillary presidency.

Maybe she will run and win. As I said, if the US voters elect her then they will have decided that they prefer being wards of the state than free people. Its up to the voters.

 

[dilloduck]

Start looking for new digs.

I recommend Somalia. The freest country in the world.

And no gun laws.

Piss you off that your hero fucked up ?

Me?

I'm not pissed off at all.

People make mistakes all the time, especially people actually involved in doing stuff.

It's how you handle them that's a measure of how effective you are on the job.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haQzdW7hg4A]Classic Bush - What Mistakes? - YouTube[/ame]

That basically shows the conservative mindset.

Make mistakes? Never admit them.

That's a wholly ineffective strategy for anything.

Which is why you folks fail so often and so spectacularly.

Hillary ? admit to a mistake ? Where's her confession ?

 

[dilloduck]

Bbbbbut her Iraq policy is holding up well...at least until Obabble reads about the shit going down in Baghdad.

"Her" Iraqi policy?

While not as big as what it had been prior to the 1991 Gulf War, Iraq's military under Saddam Hussein boasted an estimated 430,000 soldiers and another 400,000 personnel in paramilitary units and security services when U.S.-led troops invaded in spring 2003.

Still, the Iraqis proved no match for coalition forces.

After the military was overrun, it was dissolved -- along with Iraq's defense and information ministries -- by Paul Bremer, the top U.S. civilian administrator in Iraq.

That left hundreds of thousands of troops suddenly out of work. Those with ranks of colonel and above -- who knew the most about strategy, tactics and more -- were hit even harder, as they weren't entitled to severance packages and couldn't work for the new Iraqi government.

Then they had to go somewhere.

According to Fawaz Gerges, a professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science, "hundreds, if not thousands, of skilled officers of Saddam Hussein's ... joined ISIS."

That means this militant force -- even as it is supplemented by foreign fighters -- is trained and knows Iraq well. And its leaders may be more organized, strategically savvy and adept at fighting than some in Iraq's current military.

"(This) has allowed ISIS to basically have skills, to have motivation, to have command and control," Gerges told CNN. "It's a mini-army fighting both in Iraq and Syria."
5 predictions revisited: Iraq's current woes were years in the making - CNN.com

So who's is it----Obama's ? Kerry's ?

 

[Sallow]

Somalia might be a good choice for you. need any help packing?

North Korea or Uganda are also possible places for you to immigrate to. You want a dictatorial all-powerful govt that does not tolerate opposition. That is being rejected here, so moving is probably what you should consider.

I'll be fine.

Hillary will be President.

I can deal with it.

I am sure that you can. Anyone who is unable or unwilling to be responsible for themselves would celebrate a hillary presidency.

Maybe she will run and win. As I said, if the US voters elect her then they will have decided that they prefer being wards of the state than free people. Its up to the voters.

Well as I have been responsible for myself since the age of 9, when I joined the workforce, I wouldn't know what you are talking about.

And like I said, as you hate our Liberal form of government so much, it doesn't hold you back from moving to another place.

The Constitution was only meant to guarantee you the right to be protected from the overreach of government.

It wasn't an invitation to install a conservative one.

 

[Sallow]

Bbbbbut her Iraq policy is holding up well...at least until Obabble reads about the shit going down in Baghdad.

"Her" Iraqi policy?

While not as big as what it had been prior to the 1991 Gulf War, Iraq's military under Saddam Hussein boasted an estimated 430,000 soldiers and another 400,000 personnel in paramilitary units and security services when U.S.-led troops invaded in spring 2003.

Still, the Iraqis proved no match for coalition forces.

After the military was overrun, it was dissolved -- along with Iraq's defense and information ministries -- by Paul Bremer, the top U.S. civilian administrator in Iraq.

That left hundreds of thousands of troops suddenly out of work. Those with ranks of colonel and above -- who knew the most about strategy, tactics and more -- were hit even harder, as they weren't entitled to severance packages and couldn't work for the new Iraqi government.

Then they had to go somewhere.

According to Fawaz Gerges, a professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science, "hundreds, if not thousands, of skilled officers of Saddam Hussein's ... joined ISIS."

That means this militant force -- even as it is supplemented by foreign fighters -- is trained and knows Iraq well. And its leaders may be more organized, strategically savvy and adept at fighting than some in Iraq's current military.

"(This) has allowed ISIS to basically have skills, to have motivation, to have command and control," Gerges told CNN. "It's a mini-army fighting both in Iraq and Syria."
5 predictions revisited: Iraq's current woes were years in the making - CNN.com

So who's is it----Obama's ? Kerry's ?

Either of those folks dissolve the Iraqi military?

 

[jillian]

Either of those folks dissolve the Iraqi military?

heaven forbid they should blame the person who destabilized Iraq in the first place.... which most of us knew was a bad idea.

 

[Sallow]

Bbbbbut her Iraq policy is holding up well...at least until Obabble reads about the shit going down in Baghdad.

it's Bushes fault.

Most definitely.

This was all predicted.

 

[Interpol]

If Hillary Clinton becomes president then a majority of the american people will have decided that they want a huge expensive federal government that is empowered to tell us how to live, where to live, what to eat, what to drive, where to work, which doctors to see, when to die, and where to set our thermostats.

If the country elects this socialist, marxist, progressive bitch, then the USA is over as a free democratic republic.

Think about it people, the future of your children and grandchildren is at stake.

What a stupid, logical fallacy considering that the previous Clinton administration left us with a SMALLER GOVERNMENT!

You folks are so fucking retarded it's funny.

 

[dilloduck]

"Her" Iraqi policy?

So who's is it----Obama's ? Kerry's ?

Either of those folks dissolve the Iraqi military?

Who's policy are we operating under in Iraq now ?

 

[Freewill]

UH OH: Sarah Palin said Abraham Lincoln was a 'Senator from Illinois' » The Right Scoop -

HA!!! We were right the left does think Clinton was stupid for saying he was a Senator. Thanks for the back.

 

[JakeStarkey]

The far right has little to offer the GOP this fall other than votes.

Rand Paul can be Hillary, I think: no reactionary of the far right would come within 15 points.

 

[JakeStarkey]

So who's is it----Obama's ? Kerry's ?

Either of those folks dissolve the Iraqi military?

Who's policy are we operating under in Iraq now ?

Bush's disasters and the Iraqi government made it impossible to for American forces to stay, which would have been a zero sum argument.