The actual quote begins at 5:05.

Someone replied, “Since Hillary is giving a speech on Tuesday, I don’t think that it will be a KEYNOTE speech. I THINK that KEYNOTE speech is given on Monday at the opening of the convention.

Comment by RunningDogLackey above, 18:44:06:
“Don’t worry about Hillary getting the nom. They’ve already announced she gets the keynote address on Tuesday night…” may be inaccurate.

Yes… I got that same email from Hillary to have dinner with her.

And I WILL contribute later today!

Thanks for posting that…

Fuk off idiot!

If you know you won’t change our mind’s then why bother to post? Oh I see, you post just to correct what you may think is inaccurate about your Obambi, how frigg’in transparent is that BS.

Thanks for your feigned concern but your words ring hollow.

“CNN reports that Hillary Clinton has accepted an offer to speak Tuesday night at the Democratic National Convention. This announcement confirms that Obama will not choose Hillary to be his Vice Presidential nominee. According to the CNN report on Anderson Cooper 360, the Obama campaign believes… “

Who is ‘they?’ and can anyone confirm this?

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0708/Clinton_Obama_needs_filibusterproof_Senate.html

That page provides this link to the full email here:

http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/pol/776158877.html

I don’t think Obama is being used with the expectation he’ll be elected president. Just being used to be sure an FDR-type person is not. My take is that’s just fine with Karl Rove, though I doubt he’s the main man behind it. PUMAs aren’t going to follow Hillary into supporting Obama. Obama’s not going to be president. Who is? I don’t know.

The world and the USA need leadership. Some are working very hard to be sure that doesn’t happen.

A wise person recently said, “the more forces appeal to the three presidential candidates who still find themselves in the race, to honor the promise of the American Constitution and Declaration of Independence for all nations on this planet, the greater the chance that America can return to the positive role which it played in the times of Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, John Quincy Adams, Abraham Lincoln, and Franklin D. Roosevelt. ”

She also said, “…sometime in the middle of the 1960s a paradigm shift set in, in which the talk was no longer about overcoming underdevelopment, through the construction of infrastructure, industry, and agriculture, but of ‘overpopulation,’ ‘appropriate technology,’ and ‘sustainable development.’ Instead of producing harvests for the welfare of their own populations, the developing countries had to produce, more and more, so-called “cash crops” for export, in order to pay off their foreign debt, which had been constantly increased through the conditionality of the IMF.”

I was taught in school that the American revolution had been won. Now I know better. History is not a chronology of past events. History is what we are living.