Comments on: Clinton campaign manager rebukes Ferraro calls

By: John D

John D — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:38:15 +0000

Clinton Campaign Manager Maggie Williams said Tuesday that Obama campaign is making "false, personal and politically calculated attacks"

Wow !!!!!!!!!!, This is exactly what Billary campaign is doing, making "false, personal and politically calculated attacks" on Obama.

By: Southerner

Southerner — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:24:50 +0000

So it's racist of Ferraro to suggest race plays a part in the "obama phenomenon", but it's not racial that Obama is talking about being "bamboozled and hoodwinked" and falling for "okeydoke". Am I supposed to believe that the invokation of Malcolm X would have been equally successful, if Obama were another race? Seriously?

By: mark

mark — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:24:37 +0000

Ferraro was a loser in '84 and she's still a loser, and obviously still bitter.
Why do we even give credence to statements from irrelevant has-beens?

By: NEVEROBAMA

NEVEROBAMA — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:24:22 +0000

ONCE AGAIN AFRICAN AMERICANS UP IN A ROAR BECUASE THEY USED RACE. WHY SHOULD THE CLINTON CAMPAING APPOLOGIZE THIS IS THE TRUTH AND PEOPLE ARE GETTING SICK OF THE RACE CARD BY THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

AFRICAN AMERICANS ANNOUNCING ON CNN THEY WILL DO A BLOCK VOTE IF THE NOMINATION IS STOLEN FROM OBAMA – HOW CAN SOMETHING BE STOLEN IF IT WAS NEVER GIVEN TO HIM?WAKE UP AMERICA!!!

IT IS GETTING OLD LETS PICK A CANDIDATE WITH EXPERIENCE AND TRUE LEADERSHIP

GO HILLARY
GO HILLARY
GO HILLARY

By: concern citizen

concern citizen — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:24:22 +0000

I find is amusing that people are stating that a White male or female with Obama's record will be laughed at. Bill Clinton was that White male in 1992 when he ran for president. I am a supporter of Bill Clinton, but to be objective he had no experience when he ran for the presidency. He was governor of a small state. Obama has more experience than Bill legislatively when he ran for president. He is in the foreign relations committee and co-sponsered many bills in the state and federal level. When Bill ran in 1992 people believed his lack of experience was a positive. Daddy Bush had all of this experience and made bad decisions. I don't understand the double standards.

By: Barb

Barb — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:24:22 +0000

Tried of all the games. Geraldine Ferraro' s is just stating 'poorly' that the black population is voting for Obama because he is black. Watching all the primaries and caucuses. The channels all are saying the same thing. In the major black areas he is get more than 90% of the votes. In the white areas only about 50%. I know a co-worker who voted for Clinton ( our voted hasn't counted yet) and has been defending Clinton's for at least 5 years to a Republican co-worker Now that he see Obama has a chance to win, he has changed is mind and is for Obama. I told him I believe that Obama is getting the black votes because he is black and he said we all go for our own race and I told him that not true with the white as Obama has 50% of white votes. To many people vote to get on the band wagon and do not even watch or know what the candidates stand for and everyone is afraid to state the truth. Stating that he is getting votes because he is black, is very different then calling someone a monster.

By: sharon

sharon — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:24:14 +0000

I realize you have to turn her away but i for one am delighted that someone finally told the facts which is something the men reporting the news i have been watching are affraid to!!!everyone knows that is the truth i just amazes me even Obama knows this thats why his wife thinks she can say whatever she wants and not have to worry about what she says how can you put a woman in the white house that thinks she is above AMERICA!!!!!

By: Independent

Independent — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:23:28 +0000

Why do you only hear from Maggie on racial matters?????????

By: Cindy

Cindy — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:23:15 +0000

Shame on Ferraro. She should know better than to pull the race card. People of all colors, and of both genders, are voting for Obama because they think he's the better candidate. I guess from her point of view, I must be betraying my gender, then?

I vote for the one I like, regardless of color or gender. Enough of this old style politiking, old style way of thinking. We need a new face to break the paradigm. And Hillary Clinton ain't it.

By: Misanthropicus, CA

Misanthropicus, CA — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:23:00 +0000

All things considered, Ferraro is right. Whatever baggage Hillary Clinton carries (and she's gotten quite some), Obama got an "affirmative action", free ride from media, who let him fly shielding him from any criticism or comment (the H-word), despite his BIG gaffes foreign policy-wise, despite his agenda which contains nothing but generalities camouflaging his stark (and irresponsible) ambition. Certes, America and the world is now going through very difficult political moments, but these moments are in large extent caused by globalization, not by the US policy or Carl Rove's demonic acts. "Hope and change!" in these times when steadfastness and continuity should be guiding light for this nation, the liberals have hatched and are nurturing a superficial figure whose eventual election will push us in bigger problems. Hope and change! Have a hard look at the map of the world and consider the rough waters we are sailing through - hopefully Obama's followers will understand that an incompetent affirmative action president is not what we need now.

By: What am I missing?

What am I missing? — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:22:59 +0000

Come on people-
Early on in this campaign it was Obama and his supporters that played the race card.
They tried to depict Bill Clinton's S Carolina comment- a simple and true observation- as racist.
That gave Obama a boost that he has ridden to get here.
Would he be where he is without having played the emotional race card?

By: Darwin

Darwin — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:22:53 +0000

I guess its time for Maggie Williams and Geraldine Ferraro to go.

By: SHERYLANNE

SHERYLANNE — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:22:20 +0000

Well, Obama is claiming he is African American (because of his father, who is from Kenya, and left when he was 2 yrs old) and was raised by his white mother and white grandparents. Never has he mentioned this or considered himself bi-racial and in his book he writes: From "Dreams of My Father, " I FOUND A SOLACE IN NURSING A PERVASIVE SENSE OF GRIEVANCE AND ANIMOSITY AGAINST MY MOTHER'S RACE". From 'Dreams of my Father', "The emotion between the races could never be pure..... the other race would always remain just that: menacing, alien, and apart." From 'Dreams of My Father', "I ceased to advertise my mother's race at the age of 12 or 13, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to whites" Obama (and his wife) are the one playing the race card the minute he declared himself an African Christian man.

By: josiah

josiah — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:22:20 +0000

obama take guts and you will win.let racist keep there comments they cant change voters minds,thats why ferraro lost nominations at there time.Obama rule America,be blessed.

By: Andrew

Andrew — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:22:12 +0000

What she said is politically incorrect. But it's not racist.

And there may be some truth to it too.

By: Darin

Darin — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:21:38 +0000

The only reason that we know the name of Geraldine Ferraro is because she is a white woman. We must consider that Jesse Jackson had received the third most popular votes for the democratic nomination 21% but, received only 8% of the votes at the convention. Walter Mondale added her as his running mate in an attempt to appear progressive hoping by adding a woman to the ticket that African-American and white women would stand behind the party following its clearly un-democratic and racist actions at the convention. It only worked for white women. Until Senator Obama’s win Iowa many African-American’s including myself felt that was no in the Democratic Party for us. Yes, Reverend Jackson ran as a Democrat in 1988 but, there was little evidence that the outcome would be any different and our support was in hopes of sending a message to the party, I am not sure that they got it. It is clear that African-American’s were not fooled by Mondale’s pandering to the female vote by nominating Ferraro and that Ferraro would not have been selected if she were a man. It appears that many of the Clinton’s and their supporters are no more prepared to unite the party today than was Mondale in 1984.

Darin Independent voter in Maryland.

By: Drew in Cali

Drew in Cali — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:21:07 +0000

Obama needs to toughen up and stop whining. How will he ever deal with the Republican hate machine? Can you just imagine if Ferraro had called Obama a "MONSTER" just goes to show that you can bash women but don't dare offend a black person. Give me a break.

By: B. Smart

B. Smart — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:21:04 +0000

. . . .It is sad and telling of an ugly segment of America that has not died when Senator Obama
is the only candidate that has to defend his race..You can tell when Hillary is going into states where she thinks she
can exploit race. Thank goodness that Senator Obama's supporters
are not voting by race, but intelligence on the issues, as seen in his diverse pool of
voters. The majority of Senator Obama supporters are voting intelligence
on the issues. Voters of ALL races are supporting Senator Obama. As
we've seen in G. W. Bush, a person's race doesn't determine
intelligence.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:20:59 +0000

hillary will do anything to win. she has experience by proxy. I cannot claim to have medical experience because I am married to a doctor why should hillary claim experience

By: Mr. Bilek

Mr. Bilek — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:20:55 +0000

The Clintons campaign machine demonstrates clearly that they are ready well before Day One to replicate the Rove/Cheney/Bush machine.

By: C. Wilson

C. Wilson — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:20:43 +0000

G. Ferraro was making a point about media coverage. Read the whole article. It wasn't a great thing to say, but that wasn't the point she was making. Obama's campaign says race isn't an issue, but if Hillary is out campaigning in a black suit, then everyone calls it racism. Obama's pastor says all kinds of racist remarks against white people. Should Obama renounce him? His marriage? What everyone seems to forget is Obama is only 50% black. You can't say you are cousins to Dick Cheney, where's my trust fund in one sentence, and then cry foul when someone tries to point out a possible reason as to why the press loves Obama. It isn't because of his resume. So, let's all get off the silly wagon and act like the adults you all are claiming to be. Judge not, lest ye be judged. Let's have a political election and let's go. This other crap has to stop. Dem from Indiana

By: Young Rep

Young Rep — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:20:36 +0000

I don't consider Ferraro's comments to be racist. I think it's called thinking outside the box and looking at the citiation in a bigger prospective. He Obama was white he wouldn't be in the same position. Personally, I don't consider him black or white(I only consider him black sense that's how he describes himself)... I would describe him as being bi-racial. Sense he has a white mother and black father. Obama is involved in the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC)... who wouldn't allow a white rep. from tennesse to join even though 60% of his constituents are African American. Look it up!! BY THE WAY CAN AN OBAMA SUPPORT PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY HE BELONGS TO THE (CBC) AND HOLDS NO LEADERSHIP OR HEADS ANY PART OF IT. DOESN'T MAKE SENSE RIGHT? We as humans tend to only see and hear things we want to hear while blocking out those things we wish not to know. Think About it!!!

By: Barack Obama Supporter from Lawrence Kansas

Barack Obama Supporter from Lawrence Kansas — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:20:31 +0000

So Ferraro makes a stupid, racisit comment, and the Clinton campaign has the GALL to blame the Obama campaign?

I don't get it.

By: Craig in Texas Democrat and supporter for Obama

Craig in Texas Democrat and supporter for Obama — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:20:22 +0000

Its funny cause i go through the same kind of foolish racism. Like since Barrack is black he is only where he is by luck. I am African American why is it so hard to believe that a Black man can
make it to a position of power by his skill and determination. Not to mention over half the country who supported him by voting. Ferrero you are a idiot and you should be ashamed of yourself. Lou Dobbs leave Obama alone cause he will be your next President.

By: Monica

Monica — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:19:28 +0000

Ferraro's comments are directed at forcing a national dialogue on the current state of race relations in America. It is obvious to many that Obama lacks the experience necessary to be president of the United States.
Why then is he doing so well in the primaries?
Could it be perhaps that by favoring his candidacy we feel less guilty toward the painful racial history of this country?

By: Slap Stick, FLORIDA

Slap Stick, FLORIDA — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:19:15 +0000

When I see or hear others condoning racist remarks, it is no wonder folks like Louis Farrakhan makes the comments he makes about America. Many of us as Americans are giving fuel to his very argument when we allow folks like Ferraro to make comments like she has made.

By: Annie

Annie — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:19:06 +0000

Chicano Art,

Are you ashamed of your culture then? What do you mean by an inferior candidate? It's inferior people like you that the people in the United States should be ashamed of.

By: Iyke

Iyke — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:18:32 +0000

An aphorism says: "Tell me who you go with and I will tell you what you are." Maggie Williams has been in bed with the Clintons for a long time and it is no wonder that she, like them, will do or say anything to get the Clintons elected. To think that Maggie Williams, who should have been sensitive to years of racism in this country as a black person, will explicitly endorse Ferraro's comments that Obama is an affirmative action candidate, is absurd. I will organize for McCain and vote for him if Hillary is our nominee. Shame on Hillary! Shame on Ferraro!! Shame on Maggie Williams!!!

By: Cynthia Hilton-Wade

Cynthia Hilton-Wade — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:18:16 +0000

I am confused about exactly what Maggie is ranting about. How is this statement made by Ferraro, apart of the Clinton camp, "false, personal and politically calculated attacks" by the Obama camp? Did Ferraro make the statement or not? If she made the statement, and according to the Daily Breeze she did where is the rebuke? And why are we not hearing an apology instead of the BS comment. I believe this whole campaign needs to get back to the issues and that I have enough of the personal attacks, politics as usual. I believe that everything that the Clinton camp does is tactical, enough already. The Clinton camp say "We ought to keep this on the issues. There are differences between us. There are differences between our approaches on health care, on energy, on our experience, on our results that we've produced for people. That's what this campaign should be about." And they are correct but they say that after she makes sucker punches, (hit and run, or when the other person is caught off guard) or when one of her gimmicks, whining, rhetoric doesn't work. If you did a poll on who started the division within the democratic campaign Hillary Clinton would win hands down. ENOUGH!!

By: Margaret Navarrete

Margaret Navarrete — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:18:11 +0000

Hillary should ask Geraldine Ferraro and others to keep their mouths shut. But realistically she won't, want all of the media attention. Well I hope the voters will wipe her out today in Mississippi.
As far as the dream ticket, I don't think Barack would want her on his team, she is too damm pushy, divisive, not a good choice. From California we are counting on Barack to win.

By: Objective voter

Objective voter — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:18:09 +0000

It isn't about color- but it is about how Obama advanced his campaign by playing the race card early on and successfully shifting public sentiment and thus election results in his favor.

Who cares about race? But we DO care about fair play and making false accusations to eliminate your competition. Like painting both Clintons as racist. Right. But it worked to Obama's advantage.

Hillary is the one who got sabotaged by racial allegations and by negative media coverage and by corrupt DNC "rules".

By: PeterO

PeterO — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:18:02 +0000

Ferraro and Mondale won exactly one state in the 1984 general election. She's about as interesting and important as the half can of dried paint in my garage.

Keep it up Gerry, Hillary, and Maggie... the more moronic comments like this can only help bring your campaign to a quick end.

By: J in CO

J in CO — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:17:28 +0000

She says "If Obama was a white man, he would not be in this position," but if Hillary's last name wasn't Clinton, she'd be a nobody, too.

By: Sunny

Sunny — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:16:50 +0000

Ferraro's comment was racist. Why don't the talking heads just admit it? They keep dancing around this fact. Bill Clinton and all the presidents before him were elected BECAUSE they were white. It is called white privelege! Obama is where he is because he appeals to the best in people, and people of all colors share his vision and value his experience, intelligence and ability to unite. If he were white, no one would even bother to say he is where he is because he is white.

Shame on Ferraro. Shame on Clinton for using wimpy language. Shame on the political pundits for not calling them both racist.

By: Sue

Sue — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:16:40 +0000

Geraldine Ferraro was not speaking on behalf of the Clinton campaign when she made the statement about Obama. She should not have said what she said, but she was reacting to the extraordinary amount of bias and sexism against Hillary Clinton.

While I think that this country will elect a black president in my lifetime, I think it will be many decades before this country will be ready to elect a woman. It's really too bad because I think Hillary knows better than anyone running what needs to be done to fix the problems of this country.

By: Chris11

Chris11 — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:16:38 +0000

What she said is true. All the polls and results show it is about race. The African Americans are voting for him in too high a percentage to be looking at the issues only because we all know the thought process is more diverse than 90% / 10%. If Hillary had his opinion and issues and he had hers, then I would bet money on it that the African Americans would still overwhelmingly vote for him... too bad the truth hurts, I just hope it doesn't end up harming this country.

By: Dave from NY

Dave from NY — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:16:34 +0000

I guess Ferraro has a point, considering that she would not have been on Mondale's ticket had she been a man.

She is right: If Obama were not a Black man, he wouldn't have got all those Black votes in Iowa and upset Hillary. He clearly could not have counted on all those Black voters in Vermont, Maine, Wyoming, Utah, Kansas, and Nebraska banding together and pushing him over the top there either.

I guess Ferraro is still delirious and her head is still spinning from the whupping that Ragan laid on her and her man Mondale.

By: Steph, Philadelphia

Steph, Philadelphia — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:16:27 +0000

Obama is not where he is because he is black, he is where he is because he is "brilliant".

By: Hilda Olson

Hilda Olson — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:16:23 +0000

I am a whte female VP of a major not for profit, with a Masters degree and substantial salary. Many of the bills Hillary Clinton has supported have helped foster children and the vulnerable. However, if she wins the nomination, I will vote for McCain. Her personal character, made clear in her whining, sniping, and her willingness to undermine the Democratic party at large for personal gain has turned my stomach. When the right female comes along, they will have my vote. Whoever is citing polls that claim educated white women are voting for Hillary better take a closer look. In my wide circle of white, college educated (and beyond) group of women doctors, lawyers and CEO's, we are unified in our support of Obama.

By: Mitch

Mitch — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:16:21 +0000

Say what?? Typical (and really sad) Clinton spin tactics, trying to place blame on the Obama campaign for denouncing Ferraro's inexcusable race-baiting.

By: Amused

Amused — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:16:17 +0000

When will CNN start reporting accurately instead of twisting words? Ms. Ferraro's statement, ripped from context was: “If Obama was a white man, he would not be in this position. And if he was a woman (of any color) he would not be in this position. He happens to be very lucky to be who he is. And the country is caught up in the concept.”

However, Ms. Ferraro bookended her unfortunate comments with two sound observations: 1) The media seem to dislike Clinton largely because of her gender, and 2) Obama is foolish to suggest that he will end partisanship. “Dear God!” she said. “Anyone that has worked in the Congress knows that for over 200 years this country has had partisanship—that's the way our country is.”

Why were these not accurately and completely reported? Why the need to selectively pick out a sentence or two?

BTW, I am a registered Republican who is going to vote for John McCain but am really amused that the media is taking sides when they should be reporting unbiased or at the very least, present a complete picture so that people can draw their own conclusions?

Unfortunately for our country, it is not just the politicians that are divisive but also the media. If there is no controversy, there is no 24×7 News – right CNN?

By: Angie

Angie — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:15:49 +0000

Americans really do have short-term memories. What would people say if Hillary received 80% of the black vote? Not a single word! Just like when Bill received over 80% of the black vote! It's ironic that if the majority of black people vote for a white candidate, that's fine...but if they vote for a black candidate, they're racist. Yes, black people do have the capacity to overwhelmingly support who they feel is the best candidate, regardless of race. Why is it that SOME white people are so offended and concerned about black support for a black candidate when black voters have also shown that same support for inspirational white candidates in the past??? How quickly we forget. Blacks are part of the democratic base for a reason. I can't believe that Hillary didn't reject Ferraro's comment after all that noise she raised about the "monster" comment! Enough with the double standards...

By: kelly WI

kelly WI — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:15:27 +0000

I wonder if people in the states that haven't had their primaries yet, are aware of this stuff and read the blogs.
Pelozis daughter is or was, married to Hillarys brother. I can't remember if that is the wife or ex wife who is mad at him for not paying child support. Any one here know about that?
I don't need to be p.c. She is a monster. and Ferraro is a witch, to put it mildly.

By: liz

liz — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:15:18 +0000

Ferraro does not work for Clinton Campaign she is a Dem. with an opinion. Should not allow her to have her opinion or are we going to throw away free speech for Obama. It might be differant if she was part the Clinton campaign.

By: Nancy, Oklahoma

Nancy, Oklahoma — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:14:47 +0000

For years persons of color have had to experience prejudice and racism. What Ferraro said is deplorable. Should persons of color be grateful because for the first time in our country a man of color has reached these extraordinary heights? If Obama had been a white man Hillary would have been blown out of the water a long time ago. Shame on you Maggie Williams. I pray the superdelates are making note of these ever so subtle racial statements.

By: Chiman

Chiman — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:14:32 +0000

When 80-90% of african americans started voting for O (when they used to be in favour of Clintons in the recent past) – what message does this send out? Are Americans stupid to understand what is going on? Why does CNN and others report exit polls based on race? Is that not being racist?
I agree with Ferrerro's comments that the media is afraid of O due to his race and is giving him preferencial treatment.

By: jl

jl — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:13:54 +0000

WHEN MAGGIE WAS FIRST HIRED(and before pics were posted to remind us of what she looked like), I TOLD MY HUSBAND THAT I BET MAGGIE WILLIAMS IS BLACK AND THAT THE CLINTON CAMPAIGN WILL USE HER TO DELIVER THEIR RACIST RANTS.

I WAS RIGHT.

REGARDLESS OF HER SKIN COLOR, MAGGIE WILLIAMS IS JUST AS WRONG AS THE CLINTON CAMPAIGN AND FERRARO FOR SPEAKING AND NOT DENOUNCING AND REJECTING SUCH VILE STATEMENTS.

By: Red

Red — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:13:22 +0000

Hey, Maggie, thanks a lot. No, really. Thank you for the further advancement of people of color in this country.

I wonder, what would you have said if Ferraro's comments had been directed at you? Would they be "false, calculated, political attacks" then? Hmmm? Enjoy your position. You've earned it.

Oh, and stop doing us favors, okay? You do know why you were brought into the forefront of the Clinton campaign, don't you? Think about that.

By: Rachel, Portland OR

Rachel, Portland OR — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:13:07 +0000

Hey everybody!! Clinton supporters, Obama supporters (like myself), Democrats, everyone!! Look.... Let's focus on supporting our candidate, not tearing down the other candidates. I see the same amount of Obama and Clinton supporters claiming the media has an AWFUL bias against their candidate. While I have my own thoughts on this, I'm going to call a draw on the bias of the media since so many people have differing views on it. I think everyone else should too. What else.. Um.. OH! Let's be positive. In the end we need to be united! It'll be hard for me to vote for Hillary Clinton, but if that's what it comes down to.. I mean.. I guess that's what it will come down to.

By: JOHN

JOHN — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:12:44 +0000

DAVID HUNTER LET ME TELL YOU WHAT SHE'S HIDING. HOW ABOUT TAKING $850,000 FROM HEALTH CARE LOBBIEST WHO WANTED NOTHING TO DO WITH UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE. YOU HILLARY LOVERS BETTER READ UP ON PAUL VS CLINTON A CALIF. CASE ABOUT THE CLINTONS TRYING TO HIDE OVER 700,000 DOLLARS IN CAMPAGIN CONTRIBUTIONS FROM A FELON PETER PAUL, HILLARY LIED TO THE WASHINGTON POST AND SAID SHE DIDN'T KNOW HIM, TWO DAYS LATER SHE WAS SENDING HIM A THANK YOU LETTER FOR DONATING TO HER CAMPAGIN. WHEN THE POST FOUND OUT SHE TRIED TO RETURN A $2000 CHECK FROM PAUL AT THE SAME TIME HER FIN. OFFICER TOLD PAUL TO TRANSFER $100,000 WORTH OF STOCK TO HER WORKING FOR FAMILIES GROUP. I TELL YOU THIS THING IS A MESS. BUT DON'T LISTEN TO ME READ IT FOR YOURSELF. MAYBE THIS IS WHY SHE WONT RELEASE HER TAXES...YOU THINK?