Comments on: Carter: After June 3 “It Will Be Time For Her to Give It Up”

By: Mike NC

Mike NC — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 14:00:39 +0000

I really cant stand all this Clinton supporters for McCain and PUMA
CNN put the number of Clinton supporters for McCain and PUMA members at 200 000 in September/October down from its high of almost 5 Million.
CNN’s poll found the reason for the change:
Sarah Palin
John McCain’s handling of the economic crissis.
So enough of this PUMA stuff!

By: Mike NC

Mike NC — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 13:58:14 +0000

Newt G
Im sure most of them are fake Clinton supporters!
Clinton supports Obama thats all matters!

By: JR

JR — Wed, 28 May 2008 13:38:32 +0000

Let’s turn all those arguments around that the Hillary camp insists on even making an argument. First, Obama is leading in all areas, period. But, regardless:
Any argument that this is a conspiracy against women running for or becoming president is ludicrous! Quoting the ludicrous argument from above:
“A vote for Obama is a vote against the rights of women. A vote for Obama is telling the world that we approve of the malicious way the media has treated Hillary. A vote for Obama tells every woman to go home and stop “stirring up trouble”. A vote for Obama questions the “audacity” of a woman who thinks she has the right to be the President of the United States. A vote for Obama tells our daughters they shouldn’t reach for the stars.”
Let’s turn that around:
“A vote for Hillary is a vote against the rights of all minorities. A vote for Hillary is telling the world that we approve of the malicious way the media has treated race and Obama. A vote for Hillary tells every minority to go home and stop “stirring up trouble”. A vote for Hillary questions the “audacity” of a minority who thinks s/he has the right to be the President of the United States. A vote for Hillary tells minority American citizens they shouldn’t reach for the stars.”
So, get off the soapbox. Obama has it won and it is NO conspiracy or ‘cover up’. If you choose to vote for McBush, it is your right. If you do so because you are vindictive, then it will be on your conscious and I wish you peace of mind and compassion, as it seems you are an angry person(s).

By: Newt G

Newt G — Wed, 28 May 2008 05:04:43 +0000

People be aware , probably half or more of these completely asinine comments in support of Clinton or against Obama are not Democrats but low life Republicans , MCinsane /Republicans . They want Clinton to win , do not want to face Obama in the Presidential election and also want to drive a wedge between Democrats , the Obama and Clinton supporters . That is a fact .So don’t be fooled , as we have seen over the last seven or eight years these people have no class and no ethics , none .

By: perflead

perflead — Wed, 28 May 2008 00:51:04 +0000

It is hard to believe that some people are simply ignoring Obama’s lead of 162 in pledge delegates as if she is the one who has the lead of 162 pledge delegates, not him.
162 is a huge lead, Mrs. Clinton would have wished to have.
She would have definitely announced her victory by now with that kind of lead, if she really had one.
It is hard to believe that she is claiming to be victorious, though she is far behind in pledge delegates & popular votes.
She is behind by almost half million in popular votes besides being behind by 162 in pledged delegates.
What if she was really ahead like Obama is today, she would have been making fun of him, had he been asking to give him all the delegates from MI & FL.
It was a unanimous decision and agreed upon by all, including many of them who have left the race and, are now endorsing Obama like, Edwards, Bill Richardson, Dodd and more.
I think it is time to call it quits for her with grace.

By: ONE OHIOIAN

ONE OHIOIAN — Tue, 27 May 2008 21:54:23 +0000

Carter what a joke him and Billy Boy the worst ever. Who and What does he think he is doing out there anyway He couldn’t do any thing worth while when he was in office What does he think he is doing now he needs to shut up and grow peanuts!!!!

By: unstoppable 08

unstoppable 08 — Tue, 27 May 2008 20:45:27 +0000

Rae-
Exactly!!! If Hillary doesn’t get the nomination, then it is McCain for those of us that feel it is time to let Obama/Media/DNC know that we won’t stand quietly by and let this happen. Congress will be controlled by the Dems anyway so any fear mongering about Roe v Wade is a moot point.

By: LaOtraVoz

LaOtraVoz — Tue, 27 May 2008 17:53:13 +0000

Rae, very dramatic rhetoric, but that works for the black argument, too: A vote for Hillary is a vote against rights for blacks / endorsement of the media’s treatment of Obama / sign that minorities should go home, stop meddling or otherwise “making trouble”.
In the end, those types of statements don’t hold water .. they’re just for effect. We owe it to ourselves to dispense with the over-generalized scare tactics.
Women will be cast into darkness if Hillary doesn’t win? Hardly.

By: terri

terri — Tue, 27 May 2008 17:23:01 +0000

Rae, you seem to think that a vote for Obama is a vote against women?! Have you ever thought that people aren’t voting for Hillary because she has the personality of a snake, the temper of a bulldog, and is as self serving as a fat cat? A vote against Clinton is NOT a vote against women but a vote for not having a self-serving, self-caring PERSON in the white house. If Clinton was put in the white house then she would ruin it for all other women because would do such a bad job, and no one would ever vote for a women again.

By: Eric Heroux

Eric Heroux — Tue, 27 May 2008 17:08:01 +0000

Just reading some of these comments makes me think I’m in a Faux News forum. How can so many people be blinded by the media and their personal bias? Hillary supporters are bitter that she didn’t get “what she deserved” (the nomination) and Obama supporters (which I will admit I am for Obama) are like starry eyed little girls meeting the newest teen fad. And McCain supporters, well, they’re just delusional. Thank God that the Libertarians will erase any chance they Psycho McFlipFlop has of winning. Here’s a suggestion: Read what your candidate supports and stands for and then decide if they are the one for you. And if you fancy yourself a “party supporter” (i.e. lemming) support the candidate that the party picks. I mean, if you support the party it really shouldn’t matter who gets the nod, right? Just chill and don’t bite on the MSM’s hooks.