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Poor Rick! He's spent countless hours writing emails to me, google, my
ISP etc trying to stop me from posting.

He accuses me of "stalking" him -- yet simultaneously claims he isn't
the person who he claims I'm stalking. (No, I'm not kidding!) Like most
democrats and unitarians he takes himself *very* seriously and just
can't appreciate my own 'performance art' when it comes to giving his
precious ego the razzberry it deserves.

But basically, he doesn't like my ideas, he doesn't like me and he
doesn't like that I've been around long enough to know what an ignorant,
arrogant, childish, bloviating moron he is.

Poor, poor Ricky....

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Bill Clinton offers support to Obama
By NEDRA PICKLER, Associated Press Writer

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

(06-24) 13:38 PDT WASHINGTON, (AP) --

Former President Clinton on Tuesday offered to help Barack Obama win
the White House, although what work he'll do for his wife's former
rival remained uncertain.

The Obama campaign is still smarting over some of Bill Clinton's
criticism in the primary race, while the last Democratic president
remains a popular political draw. But before the two can work
together, they have to speak.

Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton have taken steps to join efforts in
the last three weeks — she met with him privately, endorsed his
campaign and will campaign with him Friday. But the former Democratic
president and the man running to be the next one haven't talked since
the campaign ended.

Obama spokesman Bill Burton said the 42nd president came up in a phone
call between Obama and Hillary Clinton on Sunday. They talked about
how Obama should connect with Bill Clinton in the future, Burton said.