Democratic Primary Hits Its Trench Warfare Stage »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 1 year, 7 months ago in NewsThe Democratic primary is firmly in its trench warfare stage. On Sunday, both the Clinton and Obama campaigns hosted conference calls in which each camp's aides played political victim, manufactured outrage, and likely didn't change the electoral landscape one bit.
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"The Democratic primary is firmly in its trench warfare stage."
Gee...wouldn't it be a darn shame if all the Democrats killed each other and left America to the Americans.
"On Sunday, both the Clinton and Obama campaigns hosted conference calls in which each camp's aides played political victim, manufactured outrage, and likely didn't change the electoral landscape one bit."
Maybe Hitlery can start crying again.
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