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posted by marshall (Wed Nov 12 08, 6:12PM)
so, was that a satire or serious? Because it's...well I don't know how to explain that.
posted by Tom S. (Wed Nov 12 08, 10:34PM)
Satire. The "Paid for by the Republican National Committee...on credit" closing line is a good indicator.
posted by Martin (Thu Nov 13 08, 3:43AM)
Well they've got a point...
posted by MaryAnn (Thu Nov 13 08, 10:53PM)
It's satire in the sense that our whole world is satire these days.
posted by drew ryce (Fri Nov 14 08, 9:52AM)
Hillary Clinton Resumes Attacking Obama
November 5, 2008 | Issue 44•45
NEW YORK—Less than 20 minutes after Barack Obama was elected the 44th president of the United States, New York senator Hillary Clinton officially resumed her political attacks against the senator from Illinois. "My fellow Americans, I admire Barack Obama, but in his first 20 minutes as president-elect, he has failed time and time again to deliver the change he promised," the former Democratic presidential candidate said at a small rally in Harlem. "Mr. Obama may deliver a rousing victory speech, but right now this country needs more than just speeches. It needs real leadership." In addition to her numerous scheduled public appearances, Clinton has also released a series of coordinated television and radio ads questioning the near-half-hour Obama has spent away from the White House, his failure to meet with a single foreign leader at Camp David since being elected, and the current lack of any female or minority appointments to his cabinet.