
Richard Collins is no fan of Sen. Hillary Clinton.
The wealthy Texas businessman, who has raised millions for Republican candidates over the years, recently told the
Houston Chronicle:
The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy is alive and well and flourishing in Red State America and I'm glad to be a part of it.
Collins is so concerned over Clinton's presidential bid that he has created
StopHerNow, an anti-Hillary website. For Thanksgiving the site features an interactive "Whack a Turkey" game. The player controls Clinton, clad in a Pilgrim oufit. Bopping a variety of pop-up presidential candidates with a virtual mallet scores points. Former president Bill Clinton also appears occasionally and earns a double score when whacked. Said Collins:
While there is a place for negative advertising, we've heard so much of it that we're almost immune to name-calling. But we're always eager to hear a new joke. Humor can be an effective political tool.
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Eh, no-one's perfect.
Actually, they do have their own country. The size of the christian voting block is still big enough to keep them in office.
Christians happen to have a quite spread out vote. (That's what an Economist issue said some time ago).
And, yes, he is bragging, but anyway the current american campaign lets you choose between gonorhea and hemoroids. Not fun.
I'd have enjoyed whaking Hillary's plastic based hair more, though.
I'm guessing this is too tongue in cheek for most Republicans to get.
Isn't it a federal crime to promote whacking the president with a giant hammer? ;)
The website is hilarious.
I second that opinion.
Didn't people say the same thing in 2004?
As noted above, it is correct to assume that the Christian facists in this country can win another by forcing feeble minded fools to vote against their own social and economic interests by scaring them an assload of ridiculous, unimportant, religious issues [ie. gay marriage and abortion].
Who needs fair working conditions, decent pay, a fair housing market, good trade agreements, pro-middle class foriegn policy, and affordable health care when you can have a president who spends all day talking about how much he "prays" and how he'll make sure those faggots will never be able to happily live together.
He thinks a politician (any, but here it is a hardened party politics veteran) will try and actually improve something. When they do Pandralisk, they are called "fictionnal characters".
There's also the dead and buried. Haven't had any new additions to that lot for at least 90 years..
The magic of the skill of the man (or woman) goes away when you study their personnal incentives. And their dark points, I lost a lot of respect for Ganhdi after learning a bit about him.
[Hint]Untouchables [/Hint]
Indeed.
Make the troll site less evident please. :)
Barack maybe better then either tof them hough...
Leave . . . NOW!!
You won't find very many people here who will support you, no matter how hard you beg and plead to remove something that you personally don't like.
I for one hate Hillary and I hope she doesn't get the presidential bid.
As for Hillary, yeah, after the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas incident, she sure as hell an't getting my vote.
I really want to do the smart thing and not just vote on someone based on their Video Game agenda's alone...granted ingorant attacks against video games would turn me away from voting for them. But what else does hillary have to offer to the table compaired to her competitors like obama?
Does anyone have a website where I can read what they have to offer for us?
Snap, I thought I was the only one who remembered that from Doom 3.
I think I'll play it on Thanksgiving. :)
Whoa, whoa, whoa. That post -- in no way -- is meant to support Hillary Clinton. Clinton is about the last democrat I'd like to see in the White House at the moment [I'd perfer either Biden or Kucinich at the moment, personally].
At the moment, I'd elect a dog before giving the white house back to the party of Bible thumping, fear-mongering, imperalistic facism.
Don't kid yourself, Reps/Dems are merely two faces on the same coin. They both represent what is wrong with this country: the whole for us/ against us ideal that is brought about by a two party system. Remember, we do not live in a democracy. This is actually a republic.
I love my country. I hate my government.
Will people PLEASE stop spouting this idiotically inane line they picked up from grade school civics class? We live in a democratic republic. Say it a hundred times. It's perfectly accurate to call it a democracy.
I will not forgiive BILL or MSNBC ever!
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