Channel Four television news just reported that having "scrutinised" Billary Clinton (running for the Democrat Party candidacy for the American Presidential elections of 2008) the media has now turned its attention to her rival candidate Barack Obama. The most crucial Primary votes regarding Billary Clinton's chances of getting her party's nomination for Presidential candidate will take place tomorrow in Ohio and Texas.

Billary Clinton and Barack Obama currently have about the same number of delegates to the Democrat Party National Convention where the final vote will be taken on who will be that party's candidate.

Sarah Smith, the Channel Four television correspondent in the USA, said that the Clinton campaign was "pleased" that having been "scrutinised" themselves, press attention "was now turning to scrutiny of Barack Obama" instead.

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I'm surprised it didn't happen earlier seeing as Billary will be easier for the Republicans to beat :-)
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Just the start of the glorious rise of Billary.

Come on children, boo and cheer along with the show.
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Originally Posted by mkpdavies:
Just the start of the glorious rise of Billary.

Come on children, boo and cheer along with the show.

No thanks I'd rather eat bugs :-)
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Originally Posted by Firefly:
No thanks I'd rather eat bugs :-)

With extra honey :-)
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Hilary makes an incredible comeback(as predicted by certain parties)

But wait.....

Who's this riding on horseback into the frame to challenge them both ?

Wouldn't you like to know....:-)
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Originally Posted by youcanhandlethetruth:
Hilary makes an incredible comeback(as predicted by certain parties) But wait.....Who's this riding on horseback into the frame to challenge them both? Wouldn't you like to know....:-)

...Al Gore?
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How did you guess ? :-)

I could be wrong of course.

However don't be too suprised if you wake up one morning to find Bush has resigned and Gore has taken over as part of an interim government.

Or he may come into the presential race once there is deadlock between Obama and Hilary.

No guarantee of course - just a hunch of mine..... :-)
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Gore is making too much fat cash doing what he is doing now. He
might go up against Arnie in 2012 and lose. Again.
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Originally Posted by mkpdavies:
Gore....He might go up against Arnie in 2012 and lose. Again.

Of course, as a person born outside the USA, Arnold needs the law changed so he could (if he wishes to) contest the American Presidential elections. There is more chance of the law being changed on this if the Republicans win this year's Presidential Election. And if they do then Mr. McCain might want to be their candidate for the Presidency in 2012 - unless he decides later (after election to the Presidency later this year - if that happens) that he only wants one term in the job.
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