Bill is going to go "door to door" at AA churches to win SC for Hillary

[book_worm]

Say what you will about the Clinton's but Bill is really standing by his woman! I have to hand it to him. (I just heard that quote on MSNBC by Russert about going door to door to win SC AA vote).

[wyldwolf]

1. HOW DARE HE!

[rodeodance]

3. ~~stand by my women~~

[glaeken777]

7. if he showed up at my door....

... I'd invite him in for a beer. Cliched, but honestly, I'd enjoy that. I like Bill. I don't like Hillary and wouldn't vote for her, and I'd have to be honest about that. Hopefully he'd still enjoy the beer.

[russian33]

23. anything to get back into the white house, i swear

:sarcasm:

[rodeodance]

2. wat is AA?

[book_worm]

4. sorry African-American" vote as opposed to Alcoholics Anonymous

:)

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

African American. (I don't like the abreviation... I know so many people in Alcoholics Anonymous)

[panader0]

5. Alcoholics Anonomous has churches?

[madeline_con]

14. It's a religion, of course it has churches, silly!

:hide:

[Barack_America]

16. Well, they do refer to a "higher power".... n/t

[goodgd_yall]

33. That's always the first thing I think of when I see "AA" n/t

[yardwork]

6. She needs to win South Carolina to get the nomination, imo.

Hillary is losing support among African American voters. If she doesn't turn that around, I think that Obama will win the southern primaries and probably the nomination.

I don't have a dog in this fight. I'll vote for the Democratic nominee. My preferred candidates have dropped out or are polling at 1%. My favorite viable candidate at this point is Edwards, and he's losing ground. So now I watch to see what the two front-runners will do...

[jasmine621]

18. No she doesn't need to win SC. She just needs to place second.

And based on who SC has voted for in the past, a loss to the would be a mark of distinction.

[annie1]

25. no way, she could lose sc and win no problem. people can totally understand...

that African Americans are more likely to vote for barack, and with 50% of registered democrats in SC being AA it would make sense for him to win there even if she still has an ok amount of AA support in other places.
?

[yardwork]

28. Ok, I see your point.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

40. lol..no way

[Avalux]

8. He just wants to be in the WH again. More about him than anything.

His actions recently have shown me that; he's begging people to vote for Hillary because HE wants it so bad.

[ursi]

11. ENTITLEMENT --- major sign of a sociopath ...one without conscience

IMO.

[ronnykmarshall]

13. self delete

You're not worth it.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

19. yeah knocking on doors is a sure sign of entitlement.

[yardwork]

26. Thank you.

[jlake]

21. Oh, I know!

How dare he work hard trying to connect with people and campaign for his wife.
He should be LOCKED UP RIGHT FUCKING NOW!!!1!!1

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

22. So Elizabeth Edwards and Michelle Obama are sociopaths?

I did not know that.

[Avalux]

34. They aren't former presidents with gigantic egos.

Of course he has a sense of entitlement; why do you think he's practically a member of the Bush family? (I'm sorry, but every pic I see of him with them, I get PISSED).

[madeline_con]

17. A point for you.

:popcorn:

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

20. ...

[jasmine621]

38. The country and the world could do a lot worse. nt

[Avalux]

39. That's not good enough for me and my kids' future, sorry. n/t

[ursi]

9. what is AA?

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

10. The first step is admitting there's an election...

[rug]

12. I hope he runs into Jehovah's Witnesses.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

15. Wow, it's like he thinks we have citizen ex presidents allowed to mingle with the masses (not kings)

[yardwork]

32. I guess some people prefer the w approach.

[Fresh_Start]

24. how dare he campaign for his spouse, how unconventional....

oh, wait... spouses usually campaign (except it seems Rudy is keeping Queen Judith out of the limelight)

[FrenchieCat]

27. Who's running, Bill or Hill?

This is borderline creepy.

[annie1]

31. he's a hardcharger, always has been. it's just the way he is.

[Tulkas]

29. This suprises you ??

It isn't like the taxpayers are still paying for secret service to protect him while he goes out wandering the neighborhoods of South Carolina.


Oh, Wait........ nevermind

[BenDavid]

30. Obama folks before you stroke out...it's called campaigning

and supporting their candidate......alright Big Dawg!

[napi21]

35. I'm sad that I don't still live in SC. I would LOVE IT if BC came to MY door!

Can you even imagine what that would be like? WOW! My digital camera is always out and ready, and I would not wash my hands for A WEEK after shaking his hand! Hell, I didn't wash my hands for 3 days after shaking Deans hand when he was here several years ago!

[ecstatic]

45. ya know?! I would definitely

scrub my hands afterwards though. I hate all germs equally.

[Catherine Vincent]

36. That's nice that he's doing that for Hillary but..

I hope he's watching his health. Be careful out there Bill!

[cali]

37. It'll be interesting to see if this is effective

My sense is that it won't be. But he certainly has every right to do it.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

41. It probably won't be except for the general election. To ignore AA would be insulting.

[ecstatic]

42. omg. That's dedication. It's a good PR move--

I'm sure they'll welcome him, but their loyalty will be with Obama for now. It will help Clinton in the end though, as far as encouraging voters to show up to the polls should she become the nominee.

[RestoreGore]

43. campaigning for his wife or his third term?

[durrrty libby]

44. He is the best. I admire the guy

[eleny]

46. He better do that because the AA vote isn't a sure thing now

[stillcool]

47. Why wouldn't he?

He is running for President.