Re: tragic news - Hillary can't win for losing

May 04, 2008 3 Replies


I couldn't believe what I was hearing on Fox News - it was just too >bizarre.


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> The horse that came in 2nd in the Kentucky Derby Saturday collapsed with
> two broken front ankles immediately after the race, and they had to put > her down
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. > Very tragic indeed - I'm not making light of what happened to the poor > horse, but . . .
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> They added at the end of the report that Hillary had made a big deal about
> backing this horse because she was the only filly in the race.
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> From
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> (written Thursday, i.e., two days before the race):> "Sen. Clinton repeated her desire for the filly to be victorious ? saying > to a crowd in Jeffersonville, Indiana saying she was sending in her > daughter to place her bets. 'I hope that everybody will go to the derby on > Saturday and place just a little money on the filly for me. I wont be able > to be there this year ? my daughter is going to be there and so she has > strict instructions to bet on Eight Bells.'>
> This is almost metaphysical.
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> Bill Putney
> (To reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address
> with the letter 'x')

The other half of the scenario at Churchill Downs was that the winner was "Big Brown".

Hah! Maybe Obama's slogan ought to be "What can brown do for you?".

Bill Putney (To reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address with the letter 'x')

Every LIEbrawl woman's fantasy, eh?

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. >>> Very tragic indeed - I'm not making light of what happened to the poor >>> horse, but . . .>>>

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>>> (written Thursday, i.e., two days before the race):>>> "Sen. Clinton repeated her desire for the filly to be victorious - >>> saying to a crowd in Jeffersonville, Indiana saying she was sending in >>> her daughter to place her bets. 'I hope that everybody will go to the >>> derby on Saturday and place just a little money on the filly for me. I >>> wont be able to be there this year - my daughter is going to be there >>> and so she has strict instructions to bet on Eight Bells.'>>>

No, but it's likely yours.

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