Obama hits back, Clinton heads to Wisconsin

[Psycho4Bud]

WAUSAU, Wis, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Barack Obama hit back at rival Hillary Clinton on Saturday before a Wisconsin showdown next Tuesday in their Democratic presidential battle, as Clinton headed to the state for the first time.

Obama, a first-term Illinois senator, has beaten Clinton in the last eight state contests to gain the upper hand in their duel to become the Democratic presidential nominee in November's election.

Obama has spent four days in Wisconsin since his last round of victories last Tuesday, while Clinton has focused on March 4 votes in Ohio and Texas hoping victories there will rejuvenate her flagging campaign.

He launched another advertisement on Saturday responding to Clinton's recent attacks. The New York senator has criticized him as more talk than action, and aired two ads in Wisconsin this week attacking his refusal to debate in the state and his health care and retirement plans.
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And as the Dems rip each other apart; McCain relaxes at his home this weekend. CLASSIC!

Have a good one!:s4:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 02-16-2008. Obama hits back, Clinton heads to Wisconsin WAUSAU, Wis, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Barack Obama hit back at rival Hillary Clinton on Saturday before a Wisconsin showdown next Tuesday in their Democratic presidential battle, as Clinton headed to the state for the first time. Obama, a first-term Illinois senator, has beaten Clinton in the last eight state contests to gain the upper hand in their duel to become the Democratic presidential nominee in November's election. Obama has spent four days in Wisconsin since his last round of victories Rating: 5

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WAUSAU, Wis, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Barack Obama hit back at rival Hillary Clinton on Saturday before a Wisconsin showdown next Tuesday in their Democratic presidential battle, as Clinton headed to the state for the first time.

Obama, a first-term Illinois senator, has beaten Clinton in the last eight state contests to gain the upper hand in their duel to become the Democratic presidential nominee in November's election.

Obama has spent four days in Wisconsin since his last round of victories last Tuesday, while Clinton has focused on March 4 votes in Ohio and Texas hoping victories there will rejuvenate her flagging campaign.

He launched another advertisement on Saturday responding to Clinton's recent attacks. The New York senator has criticized him as more talk than action, and aired two ads in Wisconsin this week attacking his refusal to debate in the state and his health care and retirement plans.
WRAPUP 1-Obama hits back, Clinton heads to Wisconsin | Markets | Bonds News | Reuters

And as the Dems rip each other apart; McCain relaxes at his home this weekend. CLASSIC!

Have a good one!:s4:

McCain has about as much chance as a fart in a whirlwind, Wanna bet? The only way McCain wins is if a false flag attack happens close to the election, and I wouldn,t put that past the repukes, no Buddy.