http://women.barackobama.com/page/content/WFOhome

Three New Hampshire Democratic leaders who signed a letter two days before the state’s primary at the request of Hillary Clinton’s campaign, attacking Barack Obama as soft in his support for abortion rights, are asking Obama supporters in the state to put the rifts of the primary campaign behind them and praising Obama for being “strongly pro-choice.”

Too little, too late.

F#*& ‘em.

Ain’t no forgiveness to be done.

Leading pro-choice Democrats in New Hampshire are still trying to pick up the pieces:

Trying to Heal a Rift in New Hampshire

Three New Hampshire Democratic leaders who signed a letter two days before the state’s primary at the request of Hillary Clinton’s campaign, attacking Barack Obama as soft in his support for abortion rights, are asking Obama supporters in the state to put the rifts of the primary campaign behind them and praising Obama for being “strongly pro-choice.”

Of the two dozen prominent women who signed the critical letter, e-mailed by the Clinton campaign to a list of supporters and undecided voters, three have now signed their names to another missive asking abortion rights supporters in the state to come together and take comfort in the fact that all of the Democratic presidential candidates are firmly pro-choice. One of the three Clinton supporters went even further, saying in an interview Thursday that signing the letter attacking Obama was a “mistake.”

Katie Wheeler, a former state senator, said the Clinton campaign had not given her background information about Obama’s record on abortion rights when it asked her to sign the letter calling him weak on the issue, and said that, as a result, she did not understand the context of the votes that the letter was attacking him over.

“It should never have gotten to the point where anyone thought Obama was not pro-choice,” said Wheeler, a founder of the New Hampshire chapter of NARAL Pro-Choice America. “I don’t think the Clinton campaign should have done that. It was divisive and unnecessary…I think it was a mistake and I’ve spoken to the national [Clinton campaign] and told them it caused problems in New Hampshire, and am hoping they won’t do it again.”

There’s more there. Apparently there are serious residual problems stemming from the lies of the Clinton campaign there, which could possibly put work on some of the pro-choice issues in jeopardy.

True Clinton did conveniently have that heart attack during the Kerry campaign. (but actually did campaign for him):

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6285885/

And Gore I believe distanced himself from Clinton during his campaign.

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9502E1DD103EF933A15753C1A9669C8B63

As far as Hillary’s KKK friend, Obama raised $643,000 for that same friend: http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0331-11.htm

http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/11/15/185205.shtml?et=y

Hilarious. Bill Clinton falls asleep at MLK celebration

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/2008/01/clinton_gets_sleepy_at_mlk_day.php

CLINTON SAYS WE HAVE THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT BECAUSE LYNDON JOHNSON SIGNED IT.

GOLDWATER RAN A CAMPAIGN AGAINST JOHNSON…
SO WHY WAS SHE CAMPAIGNING FOR BARRY GOLDWATER WHO WAS AGAINST THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT???

BY THE WAY CHECK OUT BILL CLINTON’S RACIST POSTCARD HE SENT TO HIS GRANDMA IN 1966 DURING THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT.

http://serr8d.blogspot.com/2007/10/bill-clinton-racist-postcard-buy-it-now.html

The thing I think people need to remember that if Obama gets the nomination it’s not like all the people Clinton was going to bring on, have on her staff would just disappear. They would go with the nomination. Are you telling me Wesley Clark would tell Obama to f-off if Hillary didn’t win. Or, Bill Clinton wouldn’t campaign for Obama?

And as the Clinton’s continue with their dirty tricks that becomes a much more relevant question.

I’m not voting HRC if she wins the nom.

As I said on another blog you can’t give me your ass to kiss and then turn around and ask (demand) that I support you.

In more than 50 votes, he seemed to be acting in concert with other Democrats as part of a strategy.

In at least 45 instances, Obama voted with large numbers of fellow Democrats as part of the tactical skirmishing with Republicans over the budget.

Seven other times, he voted that way as part of a broad strategy devised by abortion rights advocates to counter anti-abortion bills.

Lisa Madigan, the Illinois attorney general who was in the Illinois Senate with Obama from 1998 through 2002, said she and Obama voted present on the anti-abortion bills.”It’s just plain wrong to imply that voting present reflected a lack of leadership,” Madigan said. “In fact, it was the exact opposite.”

Did anyone see this WSJ article today? It’s about which power brokers have the most influence on the Black vote in South Carolina (Darrell Jackson, Bernice G. Scott) and the younger Obama supporters encroaching on their territory. A quote from Ms. Scott:

Ms. Scott is archly aware of Ms. Young’s incursion into her terrain. She said supporters on Lewis Scott Court repeatedly called her just minutes after the Obama campaign workers left. “They said, ‘Bernice, guess who’s been here,’ ” Ms. Scott said. She is confident African-Americans will rely on her judgment rather than the advice of Ms. Young. “They don’t know her,” Ms. Scott said. “If you knew me, and I came to your door, who are you going to trust?”

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120105705756408791.html?mod=googlenews_wsj