What do you call them?

Their primary campaign argument essentially boiled down to this: "He's a nigger, I'm not - vote for me." Fuck them and anything that they may have done prior to that.

Hard-working Americans, white Americans indeed...

I'm finally getting married...

the Clintons pick..if true is going to run into trouble in the confirmation process...more baggage than all that found at the Heathrow and O'Hare airports - questions left unanswered  all those conflicts of interest leftovers that presented a problem for the VP slot. and

Picture this article excerpt below

just more of this Obama will not need: Bill's 500K speech under fire in the Middle East,

While his accounts are being scrutinized by Obama's search committee, a Kuwaiti report indicates Bill Clinton reaped $500,000 for a single speech there Sunday.

The National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) has paid $500,000 to Bill Clinton for a single lecture he delivered in Kuwait City on Sunday on his assessment of Barack Obama's foreign and economic policies. It was delivered the day after the Kuwaiti stock market resumed trading after it was suspended by order of a Kuwaiti court on Thursday to avoid a total collapse.

Without mentioning reports that Clinton's finances were coming under close scrutiny as his wife, Hillary Clinton, is being vetted for the job of secretary of state, the Arab-language Kuwaiti newspaper Awan published a front-page story under the headline "Clinton's lecture at NBK cost $500,000."

$500,000 would be a high fee, even for Bill Clinton. In 2006 he averaged almost a speech a day, at an average of about $140,000 a speech.

Delivered before "a packed audience" and attended by local dignitaries, ambassadors, and senior officials, Clinton offered advice to the president-elect on the world financial crisis, urging him to continue to pump liquidity into the American system until confidence came back, according to a press release by the National Bank of Kuwait, which organized the event at the Sheraton Hotel.

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"It's the very presence of Bill Clinton in places like this National Bank of Kuwait symposium that is complicating matters for his wife," wrote ABC News' senior White House correspondent, Jake Tapper. "His web of extensive international business dealings for his philanthropic endeavors--such as the William Jefferson Clinton Foundation--for the Clinton Library, and for his own personal business dealings that stand as such a complex briar patch of potential conflicts of interest for his wife being the nation's top diplomat."

ya think..the selling of office continues...?

Well, "You can't vote for war and disown the results"