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Monday, December 3. 2007'I Know I Am, But What Are You?!'Trackbacks
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"In kindergarten, Senator Obama wrote an essay titled 'I Want to Become President.’"
He was a Senator in kindergarten?
Okay, this is the kind of creepiness that turned me off from the Clintons the first time around, but President?
When I was in kindergarten I wanted to be a fireman. They ride in shiny red fire engines with sirens and flashing lights, and climb ladders, and put out fires, and wear fire helmets... Damn, maybe it's still not too late!
I understand the concept of "opposition research", but gimme a break!
At least we get to see Obama's papers. Where are Hillary's? Oh, not available until 2012?
Well his record is pretty thin already. This may be some of his best work!
In pre-school Obama, speaking in tongues, told his classmates he is the Twelfth Imam and wants to restore the Caliphate....
Actually, this kind of makes me like him a little more -- I still wouldn't vote for him, but I think it's kind of cute.
Kind of like when I told everyone in third grade I was going to grow up to be a speller -- and I did. And it makes the Clinton campaign look like a bunch of total jackasses. I think that sound you just heard was the "inevitability" conventional wisdom about Hillary changing.
Further research by the Clinton staff will reveal that future Sen. Obama's macaroni-glue art had a tendancy toward the abstract, indicating an unwillingness to deal with Iran's nuclear ambitions. Also, a fourth-grade letter to a female stated, "If you like me check this box," suggesting an over-reliance on polls and potential harassment issues.
Clinton's oppo research may have gotten to the kindergarden teacher but the Nanny is holding firm.
She'll never talk.
I wonder if this sort of tone-deaf farce is going to continue for the next year, or is simply the product of an un-serious primary waged on bizarre, constantly shifting ground.
Really though, if Hillary's staff writes press releases like this when all the moderates and newsrooms are listening, it could make her a laughingstock while cementing the impression that she's Dick Cheney with hair. Meanwhile, a highly placed source in the administration of Chestnut Street Elementary School (formerly P.S. 34) claims to have documentation of an incident in which Barack Obama pissed his pants in a boy's bathroom some four decades ago. The Senator's campaign office could not be reached for comment.
I wet my pants in grade school. If I run for president, will that be held against me?
It would take somebody from the Clinton campaign to consider anything written by a kindergartner to be an essay.
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