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WASHINGTON - Barack Obama talked of introducing some Chicago smackdown to his politics of hope Wednesday, seeking a rebound after Hillary Rodham Clinton grasped victory in the New Hampshire primary. In the wide-open Republican contest, John McCain pressed to build on his New Hampshire win and named experience, knowledge and judgment as his calling cards in the races ahead.
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Clinton pored over election strategy in the first blush of her surprising success and indicated she'd compete in every big Democratic contest coming up this month rather than try to cherry pick her way to the nomination.
"I'm going to keep going as we take on all the rest of the contests between now and February 5th," she said, back home in New York to "get grounded and take a deep breath" after a victory that surprised her own campaign, confounded the pollsters and shocked nearly everyone else. Two dozen states vote Feb. 5.
Obama responded not just to his Democratic rival's New Hampshire primary win but to attacks on him by her husband, former President Clinton
"I think that Senator Clinton, obviously, is a formidable and tough candidate, and we have to make sure that we take it to them just like they take it to us," the Illinois senator said. "I come from Chicago politics. We're accustomed to rough and tumble."
He then fired several shots into the ceiling and said, "I'm-a pop caps in that biznatch and then I'm gonna put a paper bizag over Chelsea's skank-ass mug and fuck ho' ass in the back seat of my 6-4."- capt.sge.qxj68.090108120425.photo02.photo.default-512x340[1].jpg (58.92 KiB) Viewed 634 times