Hillary mi je nekako neiskrena, dobro je receno iznad, dodvorava se previse...McCain nije dobar, al nije ni pola tol'ko los k'o sto kruze glasine
Vas favorit za americkog predsjednika 2008?
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Svemirski_Jebach
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#26
joj Newt..ne gumo ni njega.
Hillary mi je nekako neiskrena, dobro je receno iznad, dodvorava se previse...McCain nije dobar, al nije ni pola tol'ko los k'o sto kruze glasine
Hillary mi je nekako neiskrena, dobro je receno iznad, dodvorava se previse...McCain nije dobar, al nije ni pola tol'ko los k'o sto kruze glasine
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#27
Obama mi je najdrazi......al tesko ce biti. Po polovima, hillary ima vise crnackih glasova od njega. Jebiga, crnci klintona smatraju prvim crnim predsjednikom
a Obama za vecinu nije dovoljno "crn". Od republikanaca, drazi mi je senator od gradonacelnika. Hilarry mi se gadi 
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Svemirski_Jebach
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#28
Obama nije ni crnac...on je bijeli crnac.
A stojim ja ispred jedne kafane ovdje i pusim, kad naidje neki beskucnik i trazi cigaru - dam mu ja pola one svoje i veli on meni: you are a good man, you're not even white, I mean, you look white but you dont talk white
reko ja njemu - thanks man
eto, tako sam postao crnac
A stojim ja ispred jedne kafane ovdje i pusim, kad naidje neki beskucnik i trazi cigaru - dam mu ja pola one svoje i veli on meni: you are a good man, you're not even white, I mean, you look white but you dont talk white
reko ja njemu - thanks man
eto, tako sam postao crnac
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#29
gurbetSvemirski_Jebach wrote:Obama nije ni crnac...on je bijeli crnac.
A stojim ja ispred jedne kafane ovdje i pusim, kad naidje neki beskucnik i trazi cigaru - dam mu ja pola one svoje i veli on meni: you are a good man, you're not even white, I mean, you look white but you dont talk white![]()
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reko ja njemu - thanks man![]()
eto, tako sam postao crnac
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#30
.....vrijeme ti je da pocnes igrat golfa....Svemirski_Jebach wrote:Obama nije ni crnac...on je bijeli crnac.
A stojim ja ispred jedne kafane ovdje i pusim, kad naidje neki beskucnik i trazi cigaru - dam mu ja pola one svoje i veli on meni: you are a good man, you're not even white, I mean, you look white but you dont talk white![]()
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reko ja njemu - thanks man![]()
eto, tako sam postao crnac
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#31
ma preopoznao ga iz reda za food stampsforUMASH wrote:.....vrijeme ti je da pocnes igrat golfa....Svemirski_Jebach wrote:Obama nije ni crnac...on je bijeli crnac.
A stojim ja ispred jedne kafane ovdje i pusim, kad naidje neki beskucnik i trazi cigaru - dam mu ja pola one svoje i veli on meni: you are a good man, you're not even white, I mean, you look white but you dont talk white![]()
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reko ja njemu - thanks man![]()
eto, tako sam postao crnac![]()
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Misirlija
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#33
Giuliani fears ex-wife will hit presidential bid
London Times
THERE is one woman who could cause Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor, more problems than Hillary Clinton in the race for the White House: she is Donna Hanover, his second wife, writes Sarah Baxter.
Hanover, an actress and broadcaster, was enraged by Giuliani’s flagrant infidelity towards the end of their 18-year marriage and the divorce case was vicious. Giuliani’s advisers fear that she could be a loose cannon in the 2008 campaign.
Giuliani was acclaimed as the “mayor of America” for his heroic role during the attacks on September 11, 2001 and is revered for his leadership. At the time he was living in the spare room of an apartment belonging to gay friends after Hanover forced him out of Gracie Mansion, the official residence.
Hanover refused to confirm that she would vote for Giuliani as mayor of New York even when she was married to him. “What kind of wife is that?” Raoul Felder, Giuliani’s lawyer, fumed. “She’s essentially saying she’s not going to vote for him.”
Hanover once stood outside a shower at Gracie Mansion, expecting to confront Judith Nathan, Giuliani’s mistress, now his third wife. In the event, a startled golfing friend of Giuliani’s emerged.
Hanover was also accused of a lack of sympathy while the former mayor was battling prostate cancer, by banishing him to a spare bedroom and exercising noisily on a treadmill at 5am.
New Yorkers relished the details of Giuliani’s larger-than-life personal story. But conservative “values voters” could be different, as Giuliani’s own aides noted in a 140-page memo leaked last week by supporters of a rival candidate.
The campaign dossier suggested that Hanover could be one of several potentially “insurmountable” vulnerabilities that could cause him to drop out of the race. It was an embarrassing start to a campaign that is not yet officially under way.
Giuliani’s record in fighting crime and terrorism has placed him at the top of several polls for the 2008 Republican nomination, edging out Senator John McCain in popular support. But the party base may be turned off by his support for abortion, immigration, gun control and gay rights (although not gay marriage). It is their votes that he needs to secure the nomination.
“It would be one thing if Giuliani could say, ‘I’m a strong social conservative in my private life’, but he can’t even say that,” said Ramesh Ponnuru, a conservative commentator and author of The Party of Death, an attack on social liberalism. “It’s not just the fact of his multiple marriages, it is the way the Hanover marriage melted down. It was operatic.”
When Giuliani met Hanover on a blind date in the early 1980s, his first marriage to Regina, his second cousin, was already over. Hanover, who went on to appear in the television series Ally McBeal, was a glamorous soulmate who seemed to enjoy the spotlight as much as he did.
They had two children, Andrew, 21, and Caroline, 17, but in 1996 Hanover stopped calling herself by his last name and a year later Vanity Fair magazine said that he was having an “intimate relationship” with a senior member of his staff.
In 2000, without telling Hanover first, Giuliani announced at a press conference that he was separating from her. She retaliated by accusing him of being unfaithful with the employee, but he was already with Nathan.
Maggie Gallagher, a family values campaigner, was outraged by Giuliani’s “scummy” performance, accusing him of making Bill Clinton “look good as a husband and father”.
New Yorkers learnt during the divorce case that their cancer- afflicted mayor was temporarily impotent and Hanover demanded a huge settlement, including £760 a month to care for Goalie, the family’s golden retriever.
Felder struck back, accusing Hanover of being an “uncaring mother” who was “howling like a stuck pig”.
In the end Giuliani, who was beginning to earn big consultancy fees after September 11, agreed to a settlement of $6.8m to avoid the full horror of a court case.
Hanover has married Ed Oster, her university sweetheart, and written a book, My Boyfriend’s Back, about rekindling an old romance. Even if she stays mum, there is enough in the public domain to rattle conservatives. Yet however vicious the personal attacks on Giuliani, they are unlikely to dent his reputation for competence. He did, after all, handle the September 11 attacks while bunking with gay friends in the midst of an affair and a divorce battle.
London Times
THERE is one woman who could cause Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor, more problems than Hillary Clinton in the race for the White House: she is Donna Hanover, his second wife, writes Sarah Baxter.
Hanover, an actress and broadcaster, was enraged by Giuliani’s flagrant infidelity towards the end of their 18-year marriage and the divorce case was vicious. Giuliani’s advisers fear that she could be a loose cannon in the 2008 campaign.
Giuliani was acclaimed as the “mayor of America” for his heroic role during the attacks on September 11, 2001 and is revered for his leadership. At the time he was living in the spare room of an apartment belonging to gay friends after Hanover forced him out of Gracie Mansion, the official residence.
Hanover refused to confirm that she would vote for Giuliani as mayor of New York even when she was married to him. “What kind of wife is that?” Raoul Felder, Giuliani’s lawyer, fumed. “She’s essentially saying she’s not going to vote for him.”
Hanover once stood outside a shower at Gracie Mansion, expecting to confront Judith Nathan, Giuliani’s mistress, now his third wife. In the event, a startled golfing friend of Giuliani’s emerged.
Hanover was also accused of a lack of sympathy while the former mayor was battling prostate cancer, by banishing him to a spare bedroom and exercising noisily on a treadmill at 5am.
New Yorkers relished the details of Giuliani’s larger-than-life personal story. But conservative “values voters” could be different, as Giuliani’s own aides noted in a 140-page memo leaked last week by supporters of a rival candidate.
The campaign dossier suggested that Hanover could be one of several potentially “insurmountable” vulnerabilities that could cause him to drop out of the race. It was an embarrassing start to a campaign that is not yet officially under way.
Giuliani’s record in fighting crime and terrorism has placed him at the top of several polls for the 2008 Republican nomination, edging out Senator John McCain in popular support. But the party base may be turned off by his support for abortion, immigration, gun control and gay rights (although not gay marriage). It is their votes that he needs to secure the nomination.
“It would be one thing if Giuliani could say, ‘I’m a strong social conservative in my private life’, but he can’t even say that,” said Ramesh Ponnuru, a conservative commentator and author of The Party of Death, an attack on social liberalism. “It’s not just the fact of his multiple marriages, it is the way the Hanover marriage melted down. It was operatic.”
When Giuliani met Hanover on a blind date in the early 1980s, his first marriage to Regina, his second cousin, was already over. Hanover, who went on to appear in the television series Ally McBeal, was a glamorous soulmate who seemed to enjoy the spotlight as much as he did.
They had two children, Andrew, 21, and Caroline, 17, but in 1996 Hanover stopped calling herself by his last name and a year later Vanity Fair magazine said that he was having an “intimate relationship” with a senior member of his staff.
In 2000, without telling Hanover first, Giuliani announced at a press conference that he was separating from her. She retaliated by accusing him of being unfaithful with the employee, but he was already with Nathan.
Maggie Gallagher, a family values campaigner, was outraged by Giuliani’s “scummy” performance, accusing him of making Bill Clinton “look good as a husband and father”.
New Yorkers learnt during the divorce case that their cancer- afflicted mayor was temporarily impotent and Hanover demanded a huge settlement, including £760 a month to care for Goalie, the family’s golden retriever.
Felder struck back, accusing Hanover of being an “uncaring mother” who was “howling like a stuck pig”.
In the end Giuliani, who was beginning to earn big consultancy fees after September 11, agreed to a settlement of $6.8m to avoid the full horror of a court case.
Hanover has married Ed Oster, her university sweetheart, and written a book, My Boyfriend’s Back, about rekindling an old romance. Even if she stays mum, there is enough in the public domain to rattle conservatives. Yet however vicious the personal attacks on Giuliani, they are unlikely to dent his reputation for competence. He did, after all, handle the September 11 attacks while bunking with gay friends in the midst of an affair and a divorce battle.
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nineac
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#34
Maloprije sam gledao situation room na CNN-u, i Wolfi doveo Tome Delay-a ili ti "The Hammer", i on kaze da ako ovako stvari ostanu da ce Hillary postati sljedeci predsjednik zbog mnogo razloga, ali kako on nemoze glasati za covjeka kao sto je Rudy jer jednostavno nije protiv abortusa.
On je najavio kandidaturu Newt Gingricha, a to je tek tad katastrofa, jer taj covjek je bio lider Impeachmenta protiv Billa Clintona.
On je najavio kandidaturu Newt Gingricha, a to je tek tad katastrofa, jer taj covjek je bio lider Impeachmenta protiv Billa Clintona.
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ellah
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#37
definitivno glasam da gospodina Obamu ima on sanse i te kakve vjerujte bez obzira sto je pola crnac i sto mu je srednje ime hussein od svih njih on je nabolji kandidat mislim nevalja ni jedan ali on je najmanje zlo...
sto se tice clintonke volio bi da ispusi u startu vjerujem da je gora od busha treba napomenuti da je od prvih glasala za ilegalni rat u iraku...
kako samo slatko podrza izraelsku agresiju na libanon tad mi je se bukvalno zgadila.....
sto se tice clintonke volio bi da ispusi u startu vjerujem da je gora od busha treba napomenuti da je od prvih glasala za ilegalni rat u iraku...
kako samo slatko podrza izraelsku agresiju na libanon tad mi je se bukvalno zgadila.....
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Misirlija
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#38
Obadvojica su podrzali Obamu, cak sta vise Jackson tradicionalni saveznik Klintonovih se udaljio od Hilari i (endorse) Obama.
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Jesse Jackson: 'All of my heart leans toward Barack'
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Rev. Jesse Jackson, a leader in the African-American community and two-time presidential candidate, told CNN Thursday he is all but certain to endorse Sen. Barack Obama's, D-Illinois, likely bid for the White House.
"All of my heart leans toward Barack," Jackson said. "He is a next-door neighbor literally. I think he's an extension of our struggle to make this a more perfect union."
"I will talk to all of them, but my inclinations are really toward Barack," he added.
Jackson also spoke highly of others seeking or likely to seek the Democratic nomination, and said Obama cannot take the African-American base of the party for granted.
"It will be a feisty, competitive campaign," he said. "I don't think it will be hostile, or nasty, but it will be a very competitive campaign."
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Jesse Jackson: 'All of my heart leans toward Barack'
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Rev. Jesse Jackson, a leader in the African-American community and two-time presidential candidate, told CNN Thursday he is all but certain to endorse Sen. Barack Obama's, D-Illinois, likely bid for the White House.
"All of my heart leans toward Barack," Jackson said. "He is a next-door neighbor literally. I think he's an extension of our struggle to make this a more perfect union."
"I will talk to all of them, but my inclinations are really toward Barack," he added.
Jackson also spoke highly of others seeking or likely to seek the Democratic nomination, and said Obama cannot take the African-American base of the party for granted.
"It will be a feisty, competitive campaign," he said. "I don't think it will be hostile, or nasty, but it will be a very competitive campaign."
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Svemirski_Jebach
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#40
ma to su ovi moji iz moga ghettapitt wrote:ma preopoznao ga iz reda za food stampsforUMASH wrote:.....vrijeme ti je da pocnes igrat golfa....Svemirski_Jebach wrote:Obama nije ni crnac...on je bijeli crnac.
A stojim ja ispred jedne kafane ovdje i pusim, kad naidje neki beskucnik i trazi cigaru - dam mu ja pola one svoje i veli on meni: you are a good man, you're not even white, I mean, you look white but you dont talk white![]()
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reko ja njemu - thanks man![]()
eto, tako sam postao crnac![]()
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:D
zato smijem proci gradom u po noci
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AenemA
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#41
E bas nam treba jedan 'vaki konzervativac ko Santorum...jel' se zajebajes Pitt?pitt wrote:ja samo cekam kad ce legenda Santorum izjaviti da se kandiduje:D A cudi me da Al (Sharpton) ili Jesse (jackson) nisu ponudili svoje kandidature
A nesto ni obamu ne podrzavaju previse
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EI Presidente
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#42
WTF??Svemirski_Jebach wrote:Hillary, al to me je zena natjerala.![]()
McCain...familija su mi republikanci pa nije rad da i ja idem u demokrate...oprostite mi
- pitt
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#43
jok ba....bas bih volio da proba......da ga jos i tu ispushi i zauvijek zacepi onu gubicu lajavuAenemA wrote:E bas nam treba jedan 'vaki konzervativac ko Santorum...jel' se zajebajes Pitt?pitt wrote:ja samo cekam kad ce legenda Santorum izjaviti da se kandiduje:D A cudi me da Al (Sharpton) ili Jesse (jackson) nisu ponudili svoje kandidature
A nesto ni obamu ne podrzavaju previse
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Svemirski_Jebach
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#45
EI Presidente wrote:WTF??Svemirski_Jebach wrote:Hillary, al to me je zena natjerala.![]()
McCain...familija su mi republikanci pa nije rad da i ja idem u demokrate...oprostite mi
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ma zajebavam se...a zenina familija su republikanci...pa se ne smije protiv precjednika pricat
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#46
E, ja bih bas volila da se Ross Perot opet kandiduje.....Propustila sam ga '96, kazu da je bio provala zesca.......Inace su mi predsjednicke kampanje zesce sran*e, sa Rosskom bi makar bilo malo razonode.......Zamislite samo debatu Perot-Kucinich.......to bi platila da gledam.... 
- pitt
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#47
ovi mopji republikanci non stop salju pisma podrske (i donacije) Alu i Jesiju da s ekandidujunineac wrote:Pitt koliko ga ti prozivas jos ce se i kandidovati. Ako se kandiduje tebe cu drzati odgovornim za to
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Svemirski_Jebach
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#48
posalji, valja imperiju siriti na istok 
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Svemirski_Jebach
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#49
Eno Lieberman i McCain u Pristini ponovili da ce Kosovo dobiti nezavisnot i da ce USA stajati uz Kosovo
pa vi opet protiv njih...

