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FactCheck notes, that

“Obama says his health care plan will garner large savings – $120 billion a year, or $2,500 per family – with more than half coming from the use of electronic health records. And he says he’ll make that happen in his first term. We find his statements to be overly optimistic, misleading and, to some extent, contradicted by one of his own advisers. And it masks the true cost of his plan to cover millions of Americans who now have no health insurance. “

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Another fahermaher from British Guardian called Michael Tomasky have shown his real face of low-ethics by calling a brilliant brilliant speech of Hillary, which she delivered yesterday on winning the primaries by popular vote, “abrasive and selfish”. A total idiot, I would say, a total idiot. Or Republican. Oh, they have their own..

In fact if Obama is a nominee (which is not granted until actual vote in August), then Clinton is his only choice, and this won’t be a dream ticket but rather a “survival ticket” as it is the only possibility for Obama to win. On the contrary Hillary, if nominated, can win without Obama’s backers - blacks (from southern states where GOP will prevail anyway), students (they won’t care anyway) and Independents and GOPers - they will have McCain instead.

“We, the Illinois Finance Committee, want to show our full commitment to and support for Senator Hillary Clinton, in the fight for her rightful appointment as the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee at the convention this August.

We believe she is, by far, the best candidate of the three, and the candidate most able to turn the ailing economy around, solve the housing crisis, end the war in Iraq and defeat the terrorists in Afghanistan, bring universal healthcare to our citizens, and finally make our country energy independent.

We also know she is the Democratic candidate best able to beat John McCain in the fall. One thing we are certain of is that the Republicans are good at winning elections. We, as Democrats, allowed them to win the last two contests, and we cannot afford to let that happen again.

Senator Clinton is ahead in the popular vote, and neither candidate can secure the nomination with pledged delegates alone. The automatic delegates can change their mind up until their vote at the convention, and that is why this nominating process must be resolved in August, and no earlier.

We Democrats will be united after our nomination process is completed, but only if that process is completed justly and in fair representation of the opinions of the members of our party. We believe nominating Hillary Clinton is the only way our party can guarantee victory in November.”

New York Post today reported of Clinton supporter who, to my oppinion, has described Obama’s run very very clearly: “The Democrats are throwing the election away . . . for an inadequate black male who would not have been running had it not been a white woman who was running for president.” Brilliantly said.

Now she is expected to be some 200,000 votes ahead Obama including all primaries and caucuses.

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You don’t care for people! So get your idiotic Obama, we will vote for Nader instead! And McCain! And WRITE-IN CLINTON!