GOD BLESS THE LADY IN THE PANTS SUIT.
SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN OUR PRESIDENT.
NOW WE WILL JUST HAVE TO SETTLE.
Posted by: jgaw | June 7, 2008, 3:56 pm 3:56 pm
To bad!!!!!!
She surrender to the black party.
Posted by: Nicholas | June 7, 2008, 3:57 pm 3:57 pm
He went to play golf and didn’t even listen to the speech. I will never support him.
Posted by: Jackie | June 7, 2008, 4:03 pm 4:03 pm
I stay at Hillary’s side so I’ll fight with her to beat John McCain in the GE. She totally convinced me of the necessity, for millions of Americans, to get the Republicans out of the White House. This time it must and shall be Obama.
After the media got done tearing up AL Gore in 2000 and he gave his speech to conceed they said if he had given that speech in the begining of his campagin he would be the President gee they said the same thing about Hillary today and I would say they feel guilty but not so you have to be honest it has been a long time since we had media with a heart.
Posted by: Bishop | June 7, 2008, 4:13 pm 4:13 pm
TKay,
Pay No attention to the jerks in the media and listen to the candidate that you support. Watching Clinton’s speech today, she looked devasted but, I think I saw her soul for the first time, and it was genuine. Its time to rally around Obama. Like she said, we democrats are a family. Good families keep their disagreements in-house and unite against family enemies — THE GOP!!
Jkan,
I am going to try and appeal to your sense of reason. Please explain how the DNC disrespected Hillary. I might agree with you on the Media, but how did the DNC do it?
I don’t care if Clinton calls me tonight and personally asks me to support Snob-ama. I will NEVER support that childish jerk.
———————-
It’s obvious he’s not the only “childish jerk”.
Posted by: look in the mirror | June 7, 2008, 4:35 pm 4:35 pm
Here’s my view. Even if Hillary were able to keep Bill out of the media I’m still not convince she coulf be VP.
Yes her record is great and she brings voters but the SCANDALS. The Clinton scandals.
Sean Hannity would have a field day and this could unite the Republican party.
Obama should watch the polls. Right now he has 80% of the Democratic party behind. If this number grows, Jim Webb would make ga reat prospect.
His agreement was with Hillary today was her day. I think golf was a good distraction. He is encougeing his supporter to Thank Hillary on his website if you so desire
Posted by: PDC | June 7, 2008, 4:39 pm 4:39 pm
Not victim voting just voting for the best and most qualified remaining candidate.
Posted by: GregT | June 7, 2008, 4:40 pm 4:40 pm
It was time for Hillary to end this to bring unity to the party, hopefully she did not wait to long that it damaged it beyond repair. As for all of you wanting to vote for McCain instead, that is your right, but if he gets in, remember who put him there and that you will only have yourselves to blame when we lose everything under his ruling. Igmorance and anger is no excuse for voting for that man, Obama got the votes and the back of the majority of the SD’s so what someone had to, and as far as the race card goes, it was used on both candidates during this campaign. Grow up people and realize what is at stake here and do the right thing and vote for Obama!!
mcCain can take a vaction because he will be elected president in 2008. The Republicans played the public and the Media like pawns saying Obama would be a problem. Yes Obama is a Problem for the Democrats now.
The whites in this country will vote like they do down south and will crush Obama in the General Election
Posted by: moose face | June 7, 2008, 4:57 pm 4:57 pm
moose face,
I don’t think Obama will get stomped. On the contrary. If McCain keeps giving speeches the way he gave on Tuesday, Obama could name Rev. Wright or Pfleger as V.P. and still win in a landslide.
Whatever.
One empty suit versus another.
What a choice!
Posted by: magda | June 7, 2008, 6:21 pm 6:21 pm
I guess she chose her inept party over her country. Time to move on.
Posted by: Mack | June 7, 2008, 6:26 pm 6:26 pm
I think Senator Clinton gave a wonderful speech – I actually got emotional when I saw the entire family on stage before she started. The Clintons represent a unique piece of America and will never be forgotten. I am grateful for her ringing endorsement of Senator Obama – on to November!
Obama ’08/’12
I think Senator Clinton gave a wonderful speech – I actually got emotional when I saw the entire family on stage before she started. The Clintons represent a unique piece of America and will never be forgotten. I am grateful for her ringing endorsement of Senator Obama – on to November!
Obama ’08/’12
It was so nice to hear her say “Barack Obama”. It was usually “Senator Obama” during the campaign. Sounded much more personal.
Posted by: Cindy | June 7, 2008, 7:16 pm 7:16 pm
McCain will do NOTHING for ordinary Americans.
McCain was asked by a New Orleans reporter why he voted twice against an independent commission to investigate the government’s failings before and after Hurricane Katrina, and he incorrectly stated that he had “voted for every investigation.”
McCain actually voted twice, in 2005 and 2006, to defeat a Democratic amendment that would have set up an independent commission along the lines of the 9/11 Commission. At the time of the second vote, members of both parties were complaining that the White House was refusing requests by Senate investigators for information.
McCain is a DISASTER.
Posted by: freda | June 7, 2008, 7:21 pm 7:21 pm
Hillary and Barack are fellow travelers on the road to a new America.
McCain in on the dirty road to another dirty war, another corrupt administration run by hawks and lobbyists, another hijacking of the Supreme Court in order to tear down basic women rights in the USA.
Posted by: maria | June 7, 2008, 7:26 pm 7:26 pm
I am seeing things and hearing voices all the time
Posted by: maria | June 7, 2008, 7:33 pm 7:33 pm
Isn’t it GREAT to see an average American really make it big. Obama was raised by his single-mother with the help of his grandparents. He worked Hard, got a good education, and turned down large sums of money to go to work for the average American. What a great story. He raised his large sums of money for his campaign, not thru big corporate donors like many others, but thru average Americans giving $10 or $20 at a time. I suspect he is going to go down in history as one of the great presidents of all time. Obama will be Great in 2008!!!.
Posted by: pt | June 7, 2008, 8:11 pm 8:11 pm
It’s a sad day. Or was that last Tuesday? Yes, Obama was a selection, not an election.
This was the most corrupt primary I’ve ever seen. Whatever happened to OUR voting rights?
Closed caucuses, secret meetings, delegates awarded where none were earned, votes canceled, voters being told their votes are worth only HALF everyone else’s, “super” delegates, and finally a convention circus. A vote BY THE PEOPLE would be so much simpler! But then the power brokers in the DNC couldn’t control who we are allowed to vote for.
I have no objection to those who support Obama, if that’s who you truly believe in. I strongly object to being TOLD who we MUST support. If you like Obama, make sure it’s YOUR decision, not Howard Dean’s (and his buddies in the Star Chamber).
Posted by: Rhys | June 7, 2008, 8:38 pm 8:38 pm
USMarine, many of us DO reject Obama, but the fact is that the Democratic National Committee has forced him upon us, and we are left with only a choice between Obama and McCain.
Hillary Clinton represented SOME degree of moderation, but that’s not what America wants anymore.
Our country will be in for a rough ride for the next four years, simply because the Republicans didn’t see this one coming and fielded a weak candidate, who would be otherwise unelectable.
If the Huckabee machine hadn’t deliberately derailed Mitt Romney, Obama would NOT be a shoe-in. And now the Libertarians are planning to do to the GOP what Ralph Nader did to the Democrats a few years ago. Bob Barr will sabotage any chance of keeping Obama out of the White House.
Posted by: Rhys | June 7, 2008, 8:56 pm 8:56 pm
For years, Democrats could not win white house not because their strength is not acknowledged by the publice (economy, health care, etc), but because their weakness can not be addressed (national security, too liberal stances) by their candidates. Gore, Kerry, McGovern have been too good examples. They were clearly smarter and better than their repub rivals, had good credentials, yet, eventually, their failed to deliever because they could not effectively address those weakness.
This time, once again, the democratic party selected (not elected) a man who has been the least able to address those problems — the most liberal senator, the least experienced, and with the poorest understanding of the foreign policy issues (the recent AIPAC speech is yet another example). Not only will Obama fail to improve democrats’ chance to win over people Kerry and Gore failed to capture, he is also a man with the kind of problems (Wright, Ayres, Black Liberation Theology, Rezko) to which those people are very sensitive. Without his dark skin, Obama is in effect reduced to the least credible candidate in history.
It should have been a year when Demo can easily win, now the race is going to be very close. Democratic party once again ignored its problems, and Obama brings in his own problems — My prediction: McCain will win.
Posted by: Amy | June 7, 2008, 8:57 pm 8:57 pm
I am from Florida and I will never forget what the DNC has done to us. The DNC is so corrupt. They suit Obama perfectly. Favor for a favor huh Howard Dean???
Today Hillary surrender to the
black radical party…….
She knows surrender IS VERY UN-AMERICAN.
She didn’t do the right thing to fight
her case in Denver and later to declare
independence from the black party.
She deserves to lose……..
Her surrender is very UN-AMERICAN.
AMERICANS NEVER SURRENDER…….
Posted by: Nicholas | June 7, 2008, 9:01 pm 9:01 pm
Carolyn, you nailed it, but it has already been established that ANY criticism of Obama will label you as a racist. This was part of the plan all along, but I don’t think it was Obama’s decision.
When he started, he tried to be “everyman’s” candidate, and I honestly think he tried to keep race OUT of it… at first.
But then the power brokers realized that by playing the race card… often… it worked! They have placed Obama on an Ebony Pedestal and condemn anyone who DARES to criticize him, even if the criticism has NOTHING to do with race.
Posted by: Rhys | June 7, 2008, 9:01 pm 9:01 pm
you know the true signs of a leader?
the one who drives the conversation.
Sen. Hillary Clinton has been driving the national conversation during this election season ever since she entered.
she has been the leader and would have been the best for our country.
Rhys…I do believe that the criticism was Obama’s decism. He gets Axelrod and his campaign workers to do his dirty work for him. It was Obama himself that got Imus fired. Obama is a blatant racist. His cult following will be poisonous for this country. You mentioned Bob Barr. I don’t know anything about him. What does he stand for? Is he an option? I kniow I cannot vote Obama and do that to my future or my children’s future.
God Bless You, Hillary! You were the best candidate by far and you’ve inspired millions of Americans with your ability to take a punch and keep standing strong. I’d do most anything you’d ask of me – but I can’t vote for Obama.
McCain + Democratic Congress = Perfect Balance
McCain, earlier in the campaign, about Hillary Clinton.
“Our differences are many and profound. Senator Clinton and I disagree over America’s direction, and it is a serious disagreement.”
Hillary’s campaign response:
“Senator McCain is right: Voters have a clear choice between he and Senator Clinton. He wants to continue Bush’s failed policies, and Hillary Clinton wants to change them. He wants to escalate the war, she will end it; she supports universal health care for every American and he opposes it.”
HILLARY DEMOCRATS DO NOT EXIST.
DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR OBAMA IN THE FALL.
HILLARY WILL FIGHT AGAINST MCCAIN IN THE MONTHS TO COME.
SUPPORT HILLARY IN HER FIGHT!
SUPPORT BARACK IN HIS FIGHT!
FIGHT MCCAIN TOGETHER!
DEMOCRATS, UNITE!
carolyn… I like most of the Libertarian platform, but as usual they’ve been unable to come up with a viable candidate. Bob Barr is a former representative from Georgia and is 59 years old. He may be a good person, but even with a fairly well-recognized name (like Ross Perot), the Libertarians have only been able to disrupt an election, not get their candidate elected.
As for your comment about Obama being a racist… of COURSE he is, but he tried to keep it off the front page when he first stepped into the spotlight.
I graduated from high school in 1956, back in the days when white people were the worst racists. Now the shoe is on the other foot.
The worst thing about this election is that the PEOPLE didn’t get to make a choice of who we’re allowed to vote for. The party power brokers made all those decisions, and used whatever means necessary to get their preferred candidates nominated. As a result, we now have an “Obamanation”.
The Republicans, figuring they’d lose to Hillary Clinton, didn’t even TRY to put up a strong contender, although Mitt Romney was close to it. However, Huckabee and his theocratic buddies made SURE Romney got eliminated early on, clearing the way for Old Man McCain.
Some accuse McCain of being another Bush, but I disagree. I can’t tell where McCain stands on ANY issue of importance; it changes from week to week. People used to accuse Bill Clinton of “waffling” on issues, but McCain is the champion in this category.
Hillary Clinton was our best hope, but the DNC never intended that she would be the nominee, and with the help of the news media, they attacked her on a daily basis.
So here we are… between a rock and a hard place.
Posted by: Rhys | June 7, 2008, 9:44 pm 9:44 pm
Pardon? Clinton supporters who plan to vote for the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy that has haunted and attacked the Clinton Family for decades…?
Has it been forgotten that’s it the GOP that portrayed Hillary as the murderer of Mr. Foster?
Has it been forgotten what John McCain himself said about Hillary and Chelsea in the past?!
Ken Starr anyone?
Fascinating times! Madness reigns!
Posted by: ken | June 7, 2008, 9:47 pm 9:47 pm
hardline, it may not be your intention, but you are making the point for DISunity.
You correctly pointed out that BHO and HRC are DIFFERENT.
Those of us who supported Hillary Clinton did so because we agreed with her ideas (and never questioned her patriotism). Yet, you (and most Obama supporters) are suggesting that we can change our political philosophies as easily as changing a shirt.
It’s not that simple. Barack Hussein Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton ARE two different people with VERY different ideas for America’s future.
I’m not sure I can bring myself to vote for Old Man McCain, but I certainly will NOT vote for Obama.
Posted by: Rhys | June 7, 2008, 9:50 pm 9:50 pm
I PRAY FOR OBAMA AND HIS CAMPAIGN
Posted by: Wanda | June 7, 2008, 9:50 pm 9:50 pm
McCain, earlier in the campaign, about Hillary Clinton.
“Our differences are many and profound. Senator Clinton and I disagree over America’s direction, and it is a serious disagreement.”
Hillary’s campaign response:
“Senator McCain is right: Voters have a clear choice between he and Senator Clinton. He wants to continue Bush’s failed policies, and Hillary Clinton wants to change them. He wants to escalate the war, she will end it; she supports universal health care for every American and he opposes it.”
DO NOT BETRAY HILLARY’s LIFELONG FIGHT!
McCain attacked Hillary Clinton for indecisiveness, inconsistency, and an “inclination to seek solutions to problems that merely postpone their worst consequences.”
Great! Hillary fans, let’s vote for the old misogynist fool! Let’s award him for saying that Chelsea is so ugly because “because “she’s the child of Janet Reno and Hillary Clinton”!
He’s a real friend of strong women!
Rhys, Hillary was the favorite from day 1 and the presumptive nominee. That is why so many supers supported her from the get go. The DNC and the country saw Obama take this country by storm. He excited people. People finally had a choice for the democratic nominee. Hillary did nothing for me but of course I would have voted for her. Yes, we the people made a choice. Half of this country voted for Obama and half voted for Hillary. But neither one would get the nomination without the supers. You and many others may think he’s am empty suit and there are just as many who want something different than the Clintons. If Hillary had won the nomination and the white house I can just see her and Bill dusting off things and putting them back in their place. We can’t go back to the past. There are many Obama supporters out there. I just don’t see how you can blame this on the DNC.
Posted by: erin | June 7, 2008, 10:09 pm 10:09 pm
Interesting parallels between Ted Kennedy’s run in 1980 and Hillary’s in 2008. Both had high poll numbers and were seduced into a run, but as soon as they got in and it seemed within reach, the media attacked them bitterly on a daily basis. The Dem Party leadership was working overtime behind the scenes to do whatever it might to tip things to Obama. Against the dual obstacles of a fawning media and a Dem Party leadership that was in the bag, I’m actually amazed Hillary got 17.5 million votes and hung in to the end. I would argue that the mainstream media is an extension of the Dem Party leadership anyway and Hillary was in the way. I hope this guy with a severe lack of experience is now up to the herculean task of fixing America. To be successful he will have to rise to levels he has not shown himself capable of yet. Hillary’s farewell seems so similar to Gore’s goodbye in December 2000. Neither would be a good homecoming king or queen but man, they knew their stuff and were right on the issues!
Clinton suspends campaign, endorses Obama from AP reports on the delayed concession speech of the inevitable presidency of Senator Hillary Clinton – who in an unsmiling performance pledged her support to Barack Obama amid cheers and some boos when Obama’s
John McCain made a play to the GOP’s right wing last month, vowing to appoint conservative judges like Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. and Justice Samuel Alito and blasting Democratic rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton for voting against them.
In a speech his campaign billed as a major address on the judiciary, McCain delivered a harsh critique of “judicial activists” who over step their Constitutional bounds. He also lambasted Democrats for blocking GOP nominees to the bench by turning the confirmation process into a “gauntlet of abuse.”
McCain said the difference between the parties on the courts is a defining issue for the November election. Experts expect as many as two to four vacancies on the Supreme Court, and who fills them could shift the court to the right or left for a generation.
“A defining issue for the November election” indeed…
DO NOT VOTE FOR A CONSERVATIVE SUPREME COURT!
STAND UP FOR WOMEN’s RIGHTS!
FIGHT JOHN MCCAIN!
At a recent meeting with the Wall Street Journal editorial board, Republican presidential candidate John McCain admitted he “doesn’t really understand economics” and then pointed to his adviser and former Senate colleague, Phil Gramm – whom he had brought with him to the meeting – as the expert he turns to on the subject
Why does he want to be our President? He’ll be worse than Bush.
Posted by: Chan | June 7, 2008, 10:37 pm 10:37 pm
MY FRIENDS I’M NOT SMART, BUT TRUST ME ON THIS, SAY McCAIN
McCain and Gramm are two long-time colleagues, and Gramm shores up a political weak-spot that McCain readily acknowledges exists. In recent campaign stops the Arizona Republican touted his desire for a new round of tax cuts, as well as encouraging investment and economic stimulus by ending the alternative-minimum tax. But he also admitted that, “the issue of economics is not something I’ve understood as well as I should.” Adding, “I’ve got [former Fed Chairman Alan] Greenspan’s book.”
Posted by: Owen | June 7, 2008, 10:40 pm 10:40 pm
“A few days ago, Senator Clinton tried to spend $1 million on the Woodstock concert museum. Now, my friends, I wasn’t there. I’m sure it was a cultural and pharmaceutical event. I was tied up at the time. No one can be president of the United States that supports projects such as these. I’m John McCain, and I approve this message.”
Yea I remember that McCain ad. It shows a lot of what is so totally disgusting about the old fool. Anno 2008 he think it’s funny to say about Woodstock “I’m sure it was a cultural and pharmaceutical event.” Imagine that grumpy granddad being President of any country in the 21st century… God forbid.
BTW – Obama NEVER said about Hillary that she could NOT be President. But McCain did. The man has no class.
He has nothing to recommend to anyone. Just ask David Letterman. Haha.
Posted by: ken | June 7, 2008, 10:41 pm 10:41 pm
The Democratic Party had a tight race between two strong candidates who can really campaign – thats two more than in the last election. HC didn’t make it, but why tear BO down? The Rs will spend 5 months doing that. How could people who care about womens rights, health care, or Iraq ever vote for John McCain?
I don’t think she did. It’s suspended. Bring out the Raila Odinga, Auchi, and Rezco issues ( not to mention Sinclair). Then let’s see where the nomination should go.
Darklight – You can’t paint the entire Republican party with the Bush / Cheney brushstroke as evil, corrupt people. Abraham Lincoln was a Repubican. Many, many repubs were sorry with the outcome of this presidency. Keep that in mind as you blindly support Obama. The shoe could very well be on the other foot soon.
Obama used to be the most hypocritical candidate in American politics, now has become the most hypocritical nominee in American. If he’s elected, he will have become the most hypocritical president in American history. Vote for your country first before party. He’s going to use the same tricks against McCain as he did against Hillary. You say something bad about him and he will say that it’s dividing the country.
Posted by: Vote for Best of Country | June 7, 2008, 11:17 pm 11:17 pm
“This is no country for old men.
Posted by: Yeats | Jun 7, 2008 10:57:39 PM………..
This is more and more a country for young and old men and women.
There was a time not long ago when age was revered and venerated.
Country before party!
Posted by: eyes wide open | June 7, 2008, 11:22 pm 11:22 pm
Why make such a fuzz in shouting that you will NOT vote for Obama?
Simply vote for the grumpy old conservative and be quiet.
Hillary will work and vote for Obama. So will a majority of Americans. So will I.
Relax. Nobody HAS to vote for Obama. If you don’t want to, just don’t. We’re a democracy.
Posted by: greta | June 7, 2008, 11:22 pm 11:22 pm
no obama, people are tired of this economy and want a dem do matter who it is. McCain is just more of the Bush ecomony. I’m glad you are prospering under republican rule but many of us are not. This economy is killing us.
Posted by: lisa | June 7, 2008, 11:23 pm 11:23 pm
Lisa:
If you were so concerned with the economy, you definitely should have voted for Clinton.
Oh well…..
Cuntry before party
Posted by: eyes wide open | June 7, 2008, 11:25 pm 11:25 pm
My granddad is younger than McCain.
One year, to be precise.
He calls McCain “that fossile”.
Haha.
I love my granddad. He’s a Vietnam veteran as well. But he despises McCain.
Posted by: keith | June 7, 2008, 11:29 pm 11:29 pm
no obama I’m not trying to scare people at all. I am worried about the economy. If you aren’t then that’s great for you. But this is a real concern for us. I think most Hillary supporters will agree, if not than I guess they aren’t hurting either.
Posted by: lisa | June 7, 2008, 11:29 pm 11:29 pm
Greta,
I will not be voting the grumpy old conservative. I’m sticking to principles.
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Hillary/Your Choice 2008 WRITE IN
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eyes, I voted for a dem. Either one would get my vote in the GE.
Posted by: lisa | June 7, 2008, 11:31 pm 11:31 pm
The Dems are the only ones with a chance to get us out of this mess. And Obama is the nominee of the Dems. I do think he was as much selected as elected but he’s our only choice now. We’ve got to pull the lever for him and pray that he’s able to rise to the urgent challenges of our very difficult times.
Lisa:
You voted for the wrong Dem.
Foolish move but time to review and rectify it.
.. and even if you don’t change your mind……. OPEN it and let in some fresh truth!
Country before party.
Posted by: eyes wide open | June 7, 2008, 11:34 pm 11:34 pm
eyes, oh please. I live in Md and a dem will win no matter what. And that is the truth. And no I didn’t make the wrong choice. I can see that now with the Hillary supporters here, arrogant just like her.
Posted by: lisa | June 7, 2008, 11:37 pm 11:37 pm
Yes we can
Posted by: Virginia going Dem08 | June 7, 2008, 11:44 pm 11:44 pm
Offtrack:
But YOU find it easy to believe in a two faced arrogant empty suit who comes equipped with a witch of a wife….about whom no one can talk… and no proven loyalties to our country.
His political initiation was birthed on the hype of his two semi-autobiographical novels and a plantation of bills handed him by Emil Johes to lubricate the road to the Senate.
That slim resume and a velvet voice… oh yeah… and a teleprompter…. are all that Obama has…. if you don’t count the plethora of pastors floating in and out.
So No! McCain is NOT my first choice… but I would trust HIM with the presidency more than I would B O.
Hell! Obama hasn’t been around the Senate long enough to learn where the bathroom is!
Country before Party!
(this time I spelled it right!)
Posted by: eyes wide open | June 7, 2008, 11:45 pm 11:45 pm
Dems–On November 5th, when you are wondering why we lost again, go back and replay this speech to remind yourself that we had a strong candidate and when it came down to a decision by the Super Delegates, which it did, they picked a loser instead of exercising the function that they were created to exercise. Obama cannot and will not win. America is not going to elect a politician with virtually no experience who has spent the last twenty years befriending felons and freaks (Rezko, Wright, Pfleger, Ayers…). How does someone with such a short history in public life accumulate such a load of killer baggage? Either Obama simply doesn’t mind the racist, unpatriotic vitriol that is the foundation of Black Liberation Theology or he believes it. Which one is it? And don’t tell me he didn’t know about it. Yeah right! Just like Rezko suddenly became someone other than the Tony Rezko he knew only after he was convicted. Obama is a fraud.
Posted by: NJH | June 7, 2008, 11:46 pm 11:46 pm
that knocking you hear is McCain’s knees because he knows he will get a 1st class butt kicking in the fall
Posted by: Virginia going Dem08 | June 7, 2008, 11:46 pm 11:46 pm
Is he still taking campaign money from the decider then throwing him under the bus.
McCaveman has no shame
Posted by: Virginia going Dem08 | June 7, 2008, 11:48 pm 11:48 pm
WestCoast, I don’t like Hillary supporters attacking me because I have never done that to any of you. So why post to me about this. I have said that yes I voted for Obama in the primary but would gladly vote for Hillary if she were the nominee. What’s the prob with that.
Posted by: lisa | June 7, 2008, 11:51 pm 11:51 pm
Hillary would have won if she was that graceful the whole campaign.
She looks awesome when she is not going negative.
Posted by: Virginia going Dem08 | June 7, 2008, 11:52 pm 11:52 pm
Hillary….the little engine that
COULDN’T…..whose foot was too big
for the glass slipper…..who planted
the magic beans, and nothing grew….
who was the ugly duckling and STAYED
ugly…..but she was a woman, and so
we owed her the Presidency. She has
to reread her fairy tales again before
the political lamp grows dimmer. To
conserve energy, someone should turn it off now.
WestCoast, I may have voted for Hillary in our primary but got turned off by her. She felt this nominatiion was her entitlement. She was so smug about it. I didn’t like that at all. Did you see her interview with Katie Couric last year. She said she knew that she would be the nominee, and it never crossed her mind that she wouldn’t be. So she just tiptoed through this campaign with that false hope. She didn’t think she had to work for the nomination. And she got burned in the end because of here arrogance. I don’t think she has our best interest at heart. I honestly think it’s all about her and Bill and their legacy.
Posted by: lisa | June 8, 2008, 12:05 am 12:05 am
I am a back stabbing Democrat
Posted by: lisa | June 8, 2008, 12:30 am 12:30 am
This year i will listen to Oprah the leader of and Demcratic nomination for vice President.
Posted by: Virginia going Dem08 | June 8, 2008, 12:35 am 12:35 am
ORLANDO –
John McCain, who will venture into the Everglades for the first time as a presidential candidate Friday, on Thursday defended his opposition last year to spending $2 billion on restoring the park.
”I am committed to saving the Everglades,” he told a gathering of newspaper editors at Walt Disney World. But he added: “I will not vote for out-of-control spending.”
He said he would support a ”stand-alone” bill to restore the River of Grass. The earlier measure was part of a broader, $23 billion Water Resources Development Act that he found unpalatable.
Welcome to the Double Speak Express.
Posted by: Oretega M | June 8, 2008, 12:44 am 12:44 am
I am really a back stabbing Democrat. I love the DNC. Say no to McWar.
Posted by: Lisa | June 8, 2008, 12:49 am 12:49 am
I love Obama. Vote Obama 2008. Say no to McWar. Bring our troops home.
Posted by: lisa | June 8, 2008, 12:58 am 12:58 am
Thanks lisa.
Posted by: geevill | June 8, 2008, 1:03 am 1:03 am
Don please do tell us the link so we can all google it.
Posted by: erin | June 8, 2008, 1:18 am 1:18 am
Republican people pretending to support both teams again!
Hmm sad!
Democrats will unite and wipe your party out !
Posted by: Peace seeker | June 8, 2008, 4:25 am 4:25 am
carolyn,
“I am from Florida and I will never forget what the DNC has done to us. The DNC is so corrupt. They suit Obama perfectly. Favor for a favor huh Howard Dean???”
I am NOT from Florida and I, too, will never forget how the DNC stood up to you and for you. If you and yours are so smart, why don’t you and yours elect people to govern Florida that won’t put you at the mercy of repubs? What a mess the decisions of Floridians have caused for themselves.
I’ll bet you thought that by electing republicans on the state level and democrats on the national level, you were achieving a balance of power, right? Wrong!
Stop blaming the DNC and everyone else for the choices made by your own elected officials.
Obama ’08!
Posted by: Hope For Change | June 8, 2008, 5:36 am 5:36 am
Hog Wash
Obama’s uncle …yes, uncle duh…(a great uncle is still an uncle moron.
His uncle liberated Buchenwald.
Yes another camp. Sorry if you like so many others trying h to trash him on this didn’t know there was more than one camp.
Onlt a person who did not realize there was more than one camp would try to use this …
like Foxnews.
Posted by: dl | June 8, 2008, 6:10 am 6:10 am
“He went to play golf and didn’t even listen to the speech. I will never support him.”
This is not true. He watched the speech as it was being streamed live on the internet. He was either near a computer or had one with him.
Posted by: MDA | June 8, 2008, 6:48 am 6:48 am
Im no pretender and I tell you now NEVER MCCAIN !
After seeing that video I will never vote for Mccain ! NEVER
Posted by: Peace seeker | June 8, 2008, 7:12 am 7:12 am
geevill,
And if you would after watching that you are no Clinton supporter!
You are just a republican thinking us clinton supporters are too stupid to see through you!
McCain will never get a thing from me !
Posted by: Peace seeker | June 8, 2008, 7:19 am 7:19 am
girlofthefuture | Jun 8, 2008 6:26:05 AM
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appauled ????? APPALLED!
Posted by: HP Boston | June 8, 2008, 8:16 am 8:16 am
I stay at Hillary’s side so I’ll fight with her to beat John McCain in the GE. She totally convinced me of the necessity, for millions of Americans, to get the Republicans out of the White House. This time it must and shall be Obama.
Posted by: frederique | Jun 7, 2008 4:06:15 PM
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Oh OKAY! Goodie, goodie for you, goodie, goodie for me. I hope your stisfied you rascal you! Vote HILLARY, write her in on your NOV ballot, I will.
Posted by: HP Boston | June 8, 2008, 8:21 am 8:21 am
I will not waste my vote.
Hillary asked us to support Obama and I will. There can be NO chance Mccain can win he is just like the media..Anti Woman…
Obama is the democratic Nominee and Hillary asked us to vote for Him
Obama/Cinton 08
Posted by: Geevil | June 8, 2008, 8:26 am 8:26 am
My extended family of 19 white blue collar small town gun toting bible clinging disenfranchized pissed off Floridian Regan Democrats will never vote for BO with or without HRC and are registering as Republicans for the first time ever despite the administration of the worst ever moronic presidency in the history of our great country and will hold our noses and vote JM. The Democratic party and the media are sexists and elitist and forced there pre ordained candidate on us, one who has racist, terrorist, anti american links, and one who is very liberal, arrogant, snobbish, sexist, elitist and simply out of touch. Just two enocounters highlight this man. The senate snub of HRC post NH and “I like you enough Hillary”. NOBama for ever. He will never be my president.
Posted by: Warren5678 | June 8, 2008, 8:29 am 8:29 am
It is high time we wash, no scrub, these grifters out of our lives…let them circle the drain a few times for show…but by next week let us double-flush the commode to make sure this pair is well on their way… on a sewer journey to nowhere…..gone forever into a morass of discarded political garbage…
Posted by: ChrisMeihass | June 8, 2008, 9:40 am 9:40 am
This is no country for angry, reactionary and misogynist old men who hijack the Supreme Court, spy on ordinary Americans and love to play the dirty game of war.
Posted by: hank | June 8, 2008, 10:15 am 10:15 am
It’s time to talk about something else.
Posted by: A D DiSorda | June 8, 2008, 10:21 am 10:21 am
Re: ChrisMeihass
“It is high time we wash, no scrub, these grifters out of our lives…let them circle the drain a few times for show…but by next week let us double-flush the commode to make sure this pair is well on their way… on a sewer journey to nowhere…..gone forever into a morass of discarded political garbage…”
Let me just add:
Buh-bye Billie and Hillie you won’t be missed at all.
Posted by: Betsey Tomkins-Guilford | June 8, 2008, 10:22 am 10:22 am
The best candidate won, by all counts, the democratic primary.
More states, more votes, more pledged delegates, more super delegtes = NOMINEE. It’s not that hard to grasp.
Now Obama will beat McCain in the general election.
McCain graduated in the BOTTOM 1% of his class. Americans do not need another moron GOP “yes man” in office.
McSame admits he does not understand economics. Just what we need now?
And his “experience” in foreign affairs? Let McSame’s own words tell you about the Iraq war:
“There’s not a history of clashes that are violent between Sunnis and Shiahs. So I think they can probably get along.” [MSNBC, 4/23/03]
“It’s clear that the end is very much in sight.” [ABC, 4/9/03]
“We’re not going to get into house-to-house fighting in Baghdad.”[CNN, 9/29/02]
“But I believe, Katie, that the Iraqi people will greet us as liberators.” [NBC, 3/20/03
"But the point is that, one, we will win this conflict. We will win it easily." [MSNBC, 1/22/03]
BEING OLD IS NOT THE SAME AS BEING WISE.
Posted by: David Hussein Alexander | June 8, 2008, 10:37 am 10:37 am
the best candidate did not win.
and the candidate that won did not win fair and square, he won with the back room dealings of some professional politicians.
now that sen. clinton is out.
i wish there were a line on the ge ballot that said
none of the above.
because none of the above would win in a landslide.
Posted by: justsaying | June 8, 2008, 10:47 am 10:47 am
Peace Seeker, and you can also add that the graduation rate in many of these areas is 50% or worse! The Democrats continually use education as an election issue, in spite of the fact that THEY are the ones with the power to actually make the necessary changes in so many school districts.
Parents wake up! Stop re-electing ineffectual politicians.
Posted by: James Danley | June 8, 2008, 10:51 am 10:51 am
The strongest, most qualified candidate will not be our president.
And I will not vote Obama. I simply do not trust him.
I hope Hillary stays as far away as possible from Obama.
As long as she is with him, the media and Obama supporters will still blame
the Clintons for most of his problems.
Let Obama take the blame for once.
McCain08 Hillary2012
Posted by: cindy in nc | June 8, 2008, 11:16 am 11:16 am
i wonder how many more things and people obama will have to scrub from his website trying to get the presidency.
thrown under the bus
scrubbed from website
let me be clear and then
what i meant to say was…
obama has shown he is the new guy who knows how to use the old school politican tactics very well.
he will do and say anything to be president and believe me, it is not all about you the voters.
this is all about obama making history
and in doing so if you are middle class his making history will make your way of life as you currently live it history.
Posted by: justice | June 8, 2008, 11:18 am 11:18 am
the only landslide will be if we have
none of the above on the ballot
none of the above in a landslide,
but with these two.
low voter turn out.
and whichever wins will barely squeak by the other.
Posted by: justsaying | June 8, 2008, 11:35 am 11:35 am
Those who reallybelieve that Obama watched the video streaming on the Golf Course are seriously delusional..WIFI available on the 18th hole..PLEASE..he didnt watch it and he is saying that to save face..PLEASE think about it..WIFI isnt available where there isnt a wifi spot and i am sure that his golf course doesnt have a subscription…
Posted by: linchristi | June 8, 2008, 11:46 am 11:46 am
Nicholas…She fought a determined fight. She had everthing against her. The media was vicious and the DNC forced her out. She didn’t want to do it I know. But, she is a democratic Senator and she had to make choices. She can stay as a Senator and continue to fight or be out of the fight altogether. That’s what this corrupt DNC HAS DONE TO HER AND TO US. We must fight too, to get the corruption out of the DNC. That will be my answer to them by voting Republican this time. The democrats are choosing our candidates at this point and leaving us no choices. I live in Florida, you can imagine how angry we are!
Posted by: carolyn | June 8, 2008, 11:49 am 11:49 am
HILLARY you are one great lady and i will always stand by you ,one exception no obama!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: SHIRLEY ROYBAL | June 8, 2008, 11:57 am 11:57 am
my comment please
Posted by: SHIRLEY ROYBAL | June 8, 2008, 11:59 am 11:59 am
Obama going to the golf course during Clinton’s speech was the equivalent of going out with your buddies on your wife’s birthday. The idiot just doesn’t get it!
Posted by: Jeff | June 8, 2008, 12:53 pm 12:53 pm
OBAMA made a statement at the AIPAC conference in Washington last Wednesday that he now has labeled the “Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization”. ANOTHER FLIP FLOP.
Or is Obama having secret closed door deals with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard claiming this is just political rehetoric like he did with Canada during his sppech about NAFTA to Ohio.
Posted by: scam bun | June 8, 2008, 1:17 pm 1:17 pm
Carolyn, if BHO wins, then Hillary is on the dust heap of failed presidential hopefuls, with no more relevance than Dodd or Biden. If BHO loses, though, she is going to be the great Coulda-Been, the If-Only, and the bulwark against the vast Republican Machine trying to railroad the little guy, which wouldn’t have happened If Only…..
She’s going to make darn sure that the field is open in ’12.
Posted by: Joe | June 8, 2008, 1:35 pm 1:35 pm
Anyone who votes for Senator Obama is voting for a socialist/marxist/communist/racist. He is not a moderate Democrat. He has no comphrensive experience and certainly lacks good judgment. If he can’t tell the absolute truth about his father, he is a liar. In fact, he will not tell the truth about his policies.
Senator McCain will win in November.
Posted by: Mary | June 8, 2008, 1:52 pm 1:52 pm
The most incompetent candidate won because of the MSM and the corrupt DNC Committee. Senator Clinton did recieve the most popular votes but delegates were given to Obama for votes not received. It is absolutely disgusting. What happen to every vote counts? What happen to a democratic election? What happen to the right of the best candidate winning? Obama is a socialist at best. Senator McCain will win in November. The DNC backballed Senator Clinton and thinks no one noticed. Such fools.
Posted by: Maggie | June 8, 2008, 2:01 pm 2:01 pm
Everytime I see Senator Obama, I see a man so corrupt he would throw his grandmother under the bus for political gain. He does not tell the truth but will say or do anything to win. He is from the corrupt Chicago political machine and Rezko was his best buddy and fundraiser. His church of 20 years taught him racial hate and division. He is a cancer on the soul of America.
I can not vote for Obama under any circumstances, I don’t care if Hillary endorses him, I don’t follow cults, I vote for the most qualified.
I will not change party registration, because I know we’ll take it back. I will vote for McCain to make sure it count as a Democrat voting for McCain.
Posted by: PUMA Dem | June 8, 2008, 2:12 pm 2:12 pm
it does no matter that sen clinton wants us to unite with obama and his supporters.
the reasons i didn’t vote for obama the first time still ring true
sen clinton is a professional politician just like obama and the are members of the same party. she has to say that.
but sen clinton will now have to suffer the dems losing in nov. just like the rest of the dem party.
obama is underqualified to be potus,
he has a very short politcal resume’
most americans don’t know him, and what they do know only brings more questions.
obama has not been around on the national scene trying to help this country.-he has not earned the right nor should he be potus. therefore he will not win.
the dem. with the msm and the superdel.
helped put him up for the dem. nominee.
but the whole country will right this wrong in nov.
IF YOU LIKE THIS ECONOMY, LIKE THIS NEVER-ENDING WAR, LIKE PAYING HIGH GAS PRICES, LIKE THE TAX BREAKS FOR THE RICH, IF YOU CAN’T WAIT TO INVADE IRAQ, IF YOU LOOK FORWARD TO THE END OF ROE V. WADE. IF YOU LIKE THE UNFAIR TRADE POLICIES IF YOU LIKE THE FACT THAT THE US IS ONE OF THE MOST REVILED NATIONS ON THE PLANET, THEN YOU’LL JUST LOVE McCAIN.
Posted by: rhbate | June 8, 2008, 2:34 pm 2:34 pm
rebate
in all that you just said about why we will love mccain.
there was not one thing in that that would convience me that obama has sown he can change that.
obama made a mistake last week, and a reporter was asking joe biden about the mistake.
biden’ only defense of obama said,
“Look he has got to have a chance to learn”
now i am all for and really support learning.
but when you have someone who is more experienced running for the hardest job on the planet, and you choose to back the lesser candidate, well i call that unamerican.
these times call for someone more than a presidential-intern-in-training.
Posted by: justsaying | Jun 8, 2008 2:43:59 PM
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So much for experience!
He had an array of experiences: Minister to Russia, Minister to Great Britain, ten years in the Senate, elected five times to the House of Representatives, Secretary of State for five years. While he was in office the nation increased in size by 33%. Yet, when he was elected as president in 1856, James Buchanan soon acquired the reputation as the worst president in the history of the country. The man who followed him in office only had two terms in the Illinois State Legislature, but Abraham Lincoln had no problem being elected to the presidency.
Posted by: rhbate | June 8, 2008, 2:48 pm 2:48 pm
Chris Matthew asked Hillary if she can help Obama to get her voters to support him.
He said Hillary should said, Obama is 99.9% better than McCain.
See,,,how bias he is and shameless.
His other pundit said if Hillary can help Obama won KY and WV , it’s like Obama won 50 states already.
They forgot when Hillary won those states by landslide , the MSM did not even bother to announced it.
I could not believe what I heard at that time.
I wish I could punch them very hard.
As gracious and classy a concession speech as I’ve ever seen. As she said, it’s time for the Democratic Family to come together. We need to take the government back from the fools and ideologues who’ve made the messes were in. As an Obama supporter, my hat’s off to Senator Clinton.
PEACE DEMOCRATS.
IGNORE THE NAYSAYERS AND REPUBS – FORGE AHEAD.
OBAMA ’08
Posted by: Tricia | June 8, 2008, 4:48 pm 4:48 pm
The DNC did not care that Obama was receiving funds from Middle East terror groups. His campaign had a Ways and Means Committee to tranfer funds from them to legal looking American citizens. He has far too many close associates, friends and supporters from anti-American factions, it makes one’s question everything he says and does. He certainly is not a true-blue American with America his most important entity to serve. It will all change after he is elected and then America will know a traitor at heart. The MSM has not vetted this man, his life and associates. He has bought eveyone off with big money and lies. This is my opinion and I believe it to be true.
Posted by: Mai | June 8, 2008, 5:00 pm 5:00 pm
McCain’s former wife speaks out…. money quote…
Some of McCain’s acquaintances are less forgiving, however. They portray the politician as a self-centred womaniser who effectively abandoned his crippled wife to ‘play the field’. They accuse him of finally settling on Cindy, a former rodeo beauty queen, for financial reasons.
Posted by: David | June 8, 2008, 5:03 pm 5:03 pm
OBAMA IS NOT A DEMOCRAT
OBAMA IS A SOCIALIST
OBAMA IS A MARXIST
OBAMA IS A COMMUNIST
OBAMA IS A RACIST
OBAMA IS A LIAR
OBAMA WILL NOT WIN IN NOVEMBER
OBAMA CORRUPTED THE ELECTION
This is my opinion and I approve of it.
Posted by: Marge | June 8, 2008, 5:12 pm 5:12 pm
The claims that ‘More states, more votes, more pledged delegates, more super delegates’ is absurd.
Is Alaska equivalent to New York, California? It makes no sense to point out most states unless you are determined to lie with statistics. Obama indeed received less votes; much less votes than Hillary. The calculation was rigged up by proportionality rule and caucus results. From Washington primaries, and caucus, we know that his winning margin was blown up by more than six times. From Texas primary and caucus, we can tell that his winnings were at fault altogether because his four points loss in primary was changed to 12 points win in caucus.
The superdelegates were supposed to detect the activists’ fraud in rigging up election results and select the better candidate for the party; however, DNC was determined to help BO get his nominee in deceit and conceit of a grand scale.
If you want to know the fact, the number of pledged delegates that BO received was 1763 versus 1640 which is represented by 123 pledged delegates. In Washington alone, Obama received 36 more pledged delegates than Hillary. In fact he should not get more than 6 delegates than Hillary. In Texas, BO received 9 more delegates in caucus in his loss in primary. In Washington and Texas, BO stole by about 40 delegates. In all his big win in caucuses, he stole by more.
At the end of election, with DNC and the party pundits, he was shown to have actual landslide losses one after another in primaries. In electorate votes and actual votes, BO losses by a significant margin. This tells us how undemocratic the Democratic Party has grown to be.
Say No to the Party and deliver them a landslide loss in November. They deserve real beating and humiliation for the mockery of DEMOCRACY. Then real democracy can follow.
McCain 08; Nobama ever and ever after for the insidious fraud.
IF YOU LIKE THIS ECONOMY, LIKE THIS NEVER-ENDING WAR, LIKE PAYING HIGH GAS PRICES, LIKE THE TAX BREAKS FOR THE RICH, IF YOU CAN’T WAIT TO INVADE IRAN, IF YOU LIKE THE UNFAIR TRADE POLICIES THAT ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING OUR JOBS OVERSEAS, IF YOU LIKE THE LOSS OF THE WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS, IF YOU LIKE ILLEGAL WIRETAPS, IF YOU LOOK FORWARD TO THE OVERTURNING OF ROE V. WADE. IF YOU LIKE THE FACT THAT THE US IS ONE OF THE MOST REVILED NATIONS ON THE PLANET, THEN YOU’LL JUST LOVE McCAIN.
Posted by: rhbate | June 8, 2008, 6:31 pm 6:31 pm
rebate,
i find it interesting that you cherry pick a line from a comment and dismiss the rest.
the abe lincoln example does not apply to obama and todays times at all.
i wrote that obama had made a mistake
(and he is maying them frequently now-and more and more now that he does not have sen. clinton to bounce off)
and the only defense joe biden had for him is give him a chance to learn. GIVE HIM A CHANCE TO LEARN?! so for the sake of trying to “make history” american people are and will suffer, while obama is trying to learn.
what the dems and the reps. have done this election year is unpatriotic and have done the american people a great disservice.
will we the peons fight it out on the blogs and get poorer and poorer, (because financially they are ALL set)
they play politics with your lives
to quote a former presidential candidate
“this is not a game, these are people lives we are talking about”
i’ll leave it to you to find out who it is.
will we the peons fight it out on the blogs and get poorer and poorer, (because financially they are ALL set)
they play politics with your lives.
Posted by: justsaying | Jun 8, 2008 6:57:16 PM
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I have difficulty emphasizing with you: I am not a “peon myself.” I would suggest that you might try getting another job or two. And if you work hard enough and save, maybe your grandchildren won’t end up being “peons.” Actually, I live quite well.
Posted by: rhbate | June 8, 2008, 7:34 pm 7:34 pm
“this is not a game, these are people lives we are talking about”
i’ll leave it to you to find out who it is.
Posted by: justsaying | Jun 8, 2008 6:57:16 PM
________________________
Then vote for McBush, maybe he’ll make you happy.
Posted by: rhbate | June 8, 2008, 7:36 pm 7:36 pm
WestCoastMessenger,
The lady in the pantsuit is still my choice, her speech reinforced that for me. I don’t want to ‘settle for’ as in previous elections.
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Hillary/Your Choice 2008 WRITE IN
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It was a sad day when Hillary had to endorse Obama (wink, wink). Bill is scarred from the black community branding him racist after all the Clinton’s did for them. I hope to God they don’t do one rally for BO! We Hillary supporters WILL NOT GO QUIETLY INTO THE GOOD NIGHT. Quiet riot in the voting booth when we pull the lever for John McCain a true American.
This race is McCain’s to win as the candidate and Obama’s to win as a party due their turn.
This party is split….left wing liberals pushed their guy through BEFORE Americans got wind of Wright, Michelle, Rezko, Ayers, Pfleger, bittergate, etc. MIDDLE AMERICANS DETERMINE EVERY ELECTION. MIDDLE AMERICANS WILL NOT BUY WHAT OBAMA’S SELLING.
Go to Party Unity My Ass and check out the angry Dems who says this nomination process failed them. They will NOT be voting Obama.
Posted by: Debra | June 9, 2008, 5:25 pm 5:25 pm
Dear Hillary supporters this is why a woman won’t be able to run for President until about 30 to 40 years. Too emotional. Men don’t whine like this. Someone HAD TO LOSE. FLORIDA AND MICHIGAN SHOULD HAVE NOT BEEN SEATED PERIOD. ARE THEY DUMB WHILE ALL THE OTHER 48 STATES GOT IT RIGHT. But no women want to change the rules-you’re not playing fair like we are 6 years old. Vote for McCain because you love him and leave OBAMA OUT OF IT. HE BEAT HER FAIR AND SQUARE. I am telling when the next woman wants to run she won’t make it to the first round-so many people will vote no.
Hillary did not concede. She did not pledge her delegates to Obama (although most are switching anyway). She still believes that she will be the presumtive democratic choice in the end. She is still waiting for that next J Wright t show up and ruin Obama.
She is a snake in the grass and SHOULD NOT BE ON THE TICKET AS VP!
She can not be trusted because of the way she ran a negative campaign. Trust me, she is up to something evil!
Posted by: Wake-Up America | June 10, 2008, 9:21 am 9:21 am
Email
Newt Gingrich's Full Speech at CPAC 2012 
USS Gabrielle Giffords Honors Courage
GOD BLESS THE LADY IN THE PANTS SUIT.
SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN OUR PRESIDENT.
NOW WE WILL JUST HAVE TO SETTLE.
Posted by: jgaw | June 7, 2008, 3:56 pm 3:56 pm
To bad!!!!!!
She surrender to the black party.
Posted by: Nicholas | June 7, 2008, 3:57 pm 3:57 pm
He went to play golf and didn’t even listen to the speech. I will never support him.
Posted by: Jackie | June 7, 2008, 4:03 pm 4:03 pm
I stay at Hillary’s side so I’ll fight with her to beat John McCain in the GE. She totally convinced me of the necessity, for millions of Americans, to get the Republicans out of the White House. This time it must and shall be Obama.
Posted by: frederique | June 7, 2008, 4:06 pm 4:06 pm
After the media got done tearing up AL Gore in 2000 and he gave his speech to conceed they said if he had given that speech in the begining of his campagin he would be the President gee they said the same thing about Hillary today and I would say they feel guilty but not so you have to be honest it has been a long time since we had media with a heart.
Posted by: Bishop | June 7, 2008, 4:13 pm 4:13 pm
TKay,
Pay No attention to the jerks in the media and listen to the candidate that you support. Watching Clinton’s speech today, she looked devasted but, I think I saw her soul for the first time, and it was genuine. Its time to rally around Obama. Like she said, we democrats are a family. Good families keep their disagreements in-house and unite against family enemies — THE GOP!!
Posted by: DemsUnited | June 7, 2008, 4:29 pm 4:29 pm
Jkan,
I am going to try and appeal to your sense of reason. Please explain how the DNC disrespected Hillary. I might agree with you on the Media, but how did the DNC do it?
Posted by: DemsUnited | June 7, 2008, 4:35 pm 4:35 pm
I don’t care if Clinton calls me tonight and personally asks me to support Snob-ama. I will NEVER support that childish jerk.
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It’s obvious he’s not the only “childish jerk”.
Posted by: look in the mirror | June 7, 2008, 4:35 pm 4:35 pm
Here’s my view. Even if Hillary were able to keep Bill out of the media I’m still not convince she coulf be VP.
Yes her record is great and she brings voters but the SCANDALS. The Clinton scandals.
Sean Hannity would have a field day and this could unite the Republican party.
Obama should watch the polls. Right now he has 80% of the Democratic party behind. If this number grows, Jim Webb would make ga reat prospect.
Posted by: Vanessa | June 7, 2008, 4:38 pm 4:38 pm
His agreement was with Hillary today was her day. I think golf was a good distraction. He is encougeing his supporter to Thank Hillary on his website if you so desire
Posted by: PDC | June 7, 2008, 4:39 pm 4:39 pm
Not victim voting just voting for the best and most qualified remaining candidate.
Posted by: GregT | June 7, 2008, 4:40 pm 4:40 pm
It was time for Hillary to end this to bring unity to the party, hopefully she did not wait to long that it damaged it beyond repair. As for all of you wanting to vote for McCain instead, that is your right, but if he gets in, remember who put him there and that you will only have yourselves to blame when we lose everything under his ruling. Igmorance and anger is no excuse for voting for that man, Obama got the votes and the back of the majority of the SD’s so what someone had to, and as far as the race card goes, it was used on both candidates during this campaign. Grow up people and realize what is at stake here and do the right thing and vote for Obama!!
Posted by: Lilcntrydarling | June 7, 2008, 4:43 pm 4:43 pm
mcCain can take a vaction because he will be elected president in 2008. The Republicans played the public and the Media like pawns saying Obama would be a problem. Yes Obama is a Problem for the Democrats now.
The whites in this country will vote like they do down south and will crush Obama in the General Election
Posted by: moose face | June 7, 2008, 4:57 pm 4:57 pm
moose face,
I don’t think Obama will get stomped. On the contrary. If McCain keeps giving speeches the way he gave on Tuesday, Obama could name Rev. Wright or Pfleger as V.P. and still win in a landslide.
Posted by: essence | June 7, 2008, 5:03 pm 5:03 pm
Sorry, Hil I just can’t vote for the man. I just don’t trust him. I wish it was you. So, it’ll be McCain in the fall for me.
Posted by: kittyCat | June 7, 2008, 5:10 pm 5:10 pm
yeah kittykat.
How getting the Decider II in officer so he can overturn roe v wade
Posted by: Omentum | June 7, 2008, 5:15 pm 5:15 pm
I think people know by now i am not an idiot like the person who is using my signature
Posted by: Omentum | June 7, 2008, 5:25 pm 5:25 pm
gotta go now … I see we have idiots in the room
Posted by: Omentum | June 7, 2008, 5:28 pm 5:28 pm
Whatever.
One empty suit versus another.
What a choice!
Posted by: magda | June 7, 2008, 6:21 pm 6:21 pm
I guess she chose her inept party over her country. Time to move on.
Posted by: Mack | June 7, 2008, 6:26 pm 6:26 pm
I think Senator Clinton gave a wonderful speech – I actually got emotional when I saw the entire family on stage before she started. The Clintons represent a unique piece of America and will never be forgotten. I am grateful for her ringing endorsement of Senator Obama – on to November!
Obama ’08/’12
Posted by: Nobody's fool | June 7, 2008, 7:01 pm 7:01 pm
I think Senator Clinton gave a wonderful speech – I actually got emotional when I saw the entire family on stage before she started. The Clintons represent a unique piece of America and will never be forgotten. I am grateful for her ringing endorsement of Senator Obama – on to November!
Obama ’08/’12
Posted by: Nobody's fool | June 7, 2008, 7:01 pm 7:01 pm
It was so nice to hear her say “Barack Obama”. It was usually “Senator Obama” during the campaign. Sounded much more personal.
Posted by: Cindy | June 7, 2008, 7:16 pm 7:16 pm
McCain will do NOTHING for ordinary Americans.
McCain was asked by a New Orleans reporter why he voted twice against an independent commission to investigate the government’s failings before and after Hurricane Katrina, and he incorrectly stated that he had “voted for every investigation.”
McCain actually voted twice, in 2005 and 2006, to defeat a Democratic amendment that would have set up an independent commission along the lines of the 9/11 Commission. At the time of the second vote, members of both parties were complaining that the White House was refusing requests by Senate investigators for information.
McCain is a DISASTER.
Posted by: freda | June 7, 2008, 7:21 pm 7:21 pm
Hillary and Barack are fellow travelers on the road to a new America.
McCain in on the dirty road to another dirty war, another corrupt administration run by hawks and lobbyists, another hijacking of the Supreme Court in order to tear down basic women rights in the USA.
Posted by: maria | June 7, 2008, 7:26 pm 7:26 pm
I am seeing things and hearing voices all the time
Posted by: maria | June 7, 2008, 7:33 pm 7:33 pm
Isn’t it GREAT to see an average American really make it big. Obama was raised by his single-mother with the help of his grandparents. He worked Hard, got a good education, and turned down large sums of money to go to work for the average American. What a great story. He raised his large sums of money for his campaign, not thru big corporate donors like many others, but thru average Americans giving $10 or $20 at a time. I suspect he is going to go down in history as one of the great presidents of all time. Obama will be Great in 2008!!!.
Posted by: pt | June 7, 2008, 8:11 pm 8:11 pm
It’s a sad day. Or was that last Tuesday? Yes, Obama was a selection, not an election.
This was the most corrupt primary I’ve ever seen. Whatever happened to OUR voting rights?
Closed caucuses, secret meetings, delegates awarded where none were earned, votes canceled, voters being told their votes are worth only HALF everyone else’s, “super” delegates, and finally a convention circus. A vote BY THE PEOPLE would be so much simpler! But then the power brokers in the DNC couldn’t control who we are allowed to vote for.
I have no objection to those who support Obama, if that’s who you truly believe in. I strongly object to being TOLD who we MUST support. If you like Obama, make sure it’s YOUR decision, not Howard Dean’s (and his buddies in the Star Chamber).
Posted by: Rhys | June 7, 2008, 8:38 pm 8:38 pm
USMarine, many of us DO reject Obama, but the fact is that the Democratic National Committee has forced him upon us, and we are left with only a choice between Obama and McCain.
Hillary Clinton represented SOME degree of moderation, but that’s not what America wants anymore.
Our country will be in for a rough ride for the next four years, simply because the Republicans didn’t see this one coming and fielded a weak candidate, who would be otherwise unelectable.
If the Huckabee machine hadn’t deliberately derailed Mitt Romney, Obama would NOT be a shoe-in. And now the Libertarians are planning to do to the GOP what Ralph Nader did to the Democrats a few years ago. Bob Barr will sabotage any chance of keeping Obama out of the White House.
Posted by: Rhys | June 7, 2008, 8:56 pm 8:56 pm
For years, Democrats could not win white house not because their strength is not acknowledged by the publice (economy, health care, etc), but because their weakness can not be addressed (national security, too liberal stances) by their candidates. Gore, Kerry, McGovern have been too good examples. They were clearly smarter and better than their repub rivals, had good credentials, yet, eventually, their failed to deliever because they could not effectively address those weakness.
This time, once again, the democratic party selected (not elected) a man who has been the least able to address those problems — the most liberal senator, the least experienced, and with the poorest understanding of the foreign policy issues (the recent AIPAC speech is yet another example). Not only will Obama fail to improve democrats’ chance to win over people Kerry and Gore failed to capture, he is also a man with the kind of problems (Wright, Ayres, Black Liberation Theology, Rezko) to which those people are very sensitive. Without his dark skin, Obama is in effect reduced to the least credible candidate in history.
It should have been a year when Demo can easily win, now the race is going to be very close. Democratic party once again ignored its problems, and Obama brings in his own problems — My prediction: McCain will win.
Posted by: Amy | June 7, 2008, 8:57 pm 8:57 pm
I am from Florida and I will never forget what the DNC has done to us. The DNC is so corrupt. They suit Obama perfectly. Favor for a favor huh Howard Dean???
Posted by: carolyn | June 7, 2008, 9:00 pm 9:00 pm
Today Hillary surrender to the
black radical party…….
She knows surrender IS VERY UN-AMERICAN.
She didn’t do the right thing to fight
her case in Denver and later to declare
independence from the black party.
She deserves to lose……..
Her surrender is very UN-AMERICAN.
AMERICANS NEVER SURRENDER…….
Posted by: Nicholas | June 7, 2008, 9:01 pm 9:01 pm
Carolyn, you nailed it, but it has already been established that ANY criticism of Obama will label you as a racist. This was part of the plan all along, but I don’t think it was Obama’s decision.
When he started, he tried to be “everyman’s” candidate, and I honestly think he tried to keep race OUT of it… at first.
But then the power brokers realized that by playing the race card… often… it worked! They have placed Obama on an Ebony Pedestal and condemn anyone who DARES to criticize him, even if the criticism has NOTHING to do with race.
Posted by: Rhys | June 7, 2008, 9:01 pm 9:01 pm
you know the true signs of a leader?
the one who drives the conversation.
Sen. Hillary Clinton has been driving the national conversation during this election season ever since she entered.
she has been the leader and would have been the best for our country.
Posted by: justsaying | June 7, 2008, 9:04 pm 9:04 pm
Rhys…I do believe that the criticism was Obama’s decism. He gets Axelrod and his campaign workers to do his dirty work for him. It was Obama himself that got Imus fired. Obama is a blatant racist. His cult following will be poisonous for this country. You mentioned Bob Barr. I don’t know anything about him. What does he stand for? Is he an option? I kniow I cannot vote Obama and do that to my future or my children’s future.
Posted by: carolyn | June 7, 2008, 9:12 pm 9:12 pm
jgaw…I will settle for McCain.
Posted by: carolyn | June 7, 2008, 9:15 pm 9:15 pm
God Bless You, Hillary! You were the best candidate by far and you’ve inspired millions of Americans with your ability to take a punch and keep standing strong. I’d do most anything you’d ask of me – but I can’t vote for Obama.
McCain + Democratic Congress = Perfect Balance
Posted by: HoosierSue | June 7, 2008, 9:36 pm 9:36 pm
McCain, earlier in the campaign, about Hillary Clinton.
“Our differences are many and profound. Senator Clinton and I disagree over America’s direction, and it is a serious disagreement.”
Hillary’s campaign response:
“Senator McCain is right: Voters have a clear choice between he and Senator Clinton. He wants to continue Bush’s failed policies, and Hillary Clinton wants to change them. He wants to escalate the war, she will end it; she supports universal health care for every American and he opposes it.”
HILLARY DEMOCRATS DO NOT EXIST.
DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR OBAMA IN THE FALL.
HILLARY WILL FIGHT AGAINST MCCAIN IN THE MONTHS TO COME.
SUPPORT HILLARY IN HER FIGHT!
SUPPORT BARACK IN HIS FIGHT!
FIGHT MCCAIN TOGETHER!
DEMOCRATS, UNITE!
Posted by: hardline | June 7, 2008, 9:38 pm 9:38 pm
carolyn… I like most of the Libertarian platform, but as usual they’ve been unable to come up with a viable candidate. Bob Barr is a former representative from Georgia and is 59 years old. He may be a good person, but even with a fairly well-recognized name (like Ross Perot), the Libertarians have only been able to disrupt an election, not get their candidate elected.
As for your comment about Obama being a racist… of COURSE he is, but he tried to keep it off the front page when he first stepped into the spotlight.
I graduated from high school in 1956, back in the days when white people were the worst racists. Now the shoe is on the other foot.
The worst thing about this election is that the PEOPLE didn’t get to make a choice of who we’re allowed to vote for. The party power brokers made all those decisions, and used whatever means necessary to get their preferred candidates nominated. As a result, we now have an “Obamanation”.
The Republicans, figuring they’d lose to Hillary Clinton, didn’t even TRY to put up a strong contender, although Mitt Romney was close to it. However, Huckabee and his theocratic buddies made SURE Romney got eliminated early on, clearing the way for Old Man McCain.
Some accuse McCain of being another Bush, but I disagree. I can’t tell where McCain stands on ANY issue of importance; it changes from week to week. People used to accuse Bill Clinton of “waffling” on issues, but McCain is the champion in this category.
Hillary Clinton was our best hope, but the DNC never intended that she would be the nominee, and with the help of the news media, they attacked her on a daily basis.
So here we are… between a rock and a hard place.
Posted by: Rhys | June 7, 2008, 9:44 pm 9:44 pm
Pardon? Clinton supporters who plan to vote for the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy that has haunted and attacked the Clinton Family for decades…?
Has it been forgotten that’s it the GOP that portrayed Hillary as the murderer of Mr. Foster?
Has it been forgotten what John McCain himself said about Hillary and Chelsea in the past?!
Ken Starr anyone?
Fascinating times! Madness reigns!
Posted by: ken | June 7, 2008, 9:47 pm 9:47 pm
hardline, it may not be your intention, but you are making the point for DISunity.
You correctly pointed out that BHO and HRC are DIFFERENT.
Those of us who supported Hillary Clinton did so because we agreed with her ideas (and never questioned her patriotism). Yet, you (and most Obama supporters) are suggesting that we can change our political philosophies as easily as changing a shirt.
It’s not that simple. Barack Hussein Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton ARE two different people with VERY different ideas for America’s future.
I’m not sure I can bring myself to vote for Old Man McCain, but I certainly will NOT vote for Obama.
Posted by: Rhys | June 7, 2008, 9:50 pm 9:50 pm
I PRAY FOR OBAMA AND HIS CAMPAIGN
Posted by: Wanda | June 7, 2008, 9:50 pm 9:50 pm
McCain, earlier in the campaign, about Hillary Clinton.
“Our differences are many and profound. Senator Clinton and I disagree over America’s direction, and it is a serious disagreement.”
Hillary’s campaign response:
“Senator McCain is right: Voters have a clear choice between he and Senator Clinton. He wants to continue Bush’s failed policies, and Hillary Clinton wants to change them. He wants to escalate the war, she will end it; she supports universal health care for every American and he opposes it.”
DO NOT BETRAY HILLARY’s LIFELONG FIGHT!
Posted by: Fact check | June 7, 2008, 9:51 pm 9:51 pm
McCain attacked Hillary Clinton for indecisiveness, inconsistency, and an “inclination to seek solutions to problems that merely postpone their worst consequences.”
Great! Hillary fans, let’s vote for the old misogynist fool! Let’s award him for saying that Chelsea is so ugly because “because “she’s the child of Janet Reno and Hillary Clinton”!
He’s a real friend of strong women!
Posted by: Zorah | June 7, 2008, 10:08 pm 10:08 pm
Rhys, Hillary was the favorite from day 1 and the presumptive nominee. That is why so many supers supported her from the get go. The DNC and the country saw Obama take this country by storm. He excited people. People finally had a choice for the democratic nominee. Hillary did nothing for me but of course I would have voted for her. Yes, we the people made a choice. Half of this country voted for Obama and half voted for Hillary. But neither one would get the nomination without the supers. You and many others may think he’s am empty suit and there are just as many who want something different than the Clintons. If Hillary had won the nomination and the white house I can just see her and Bill dusting off things and putting them back in their place. We can’t go back to the past. There are many Obama supporters out there. I just don’t see how you can blame this on the DNC.
Posted by: erin | June 7, 2008, 10:09 pm 10:09 pm
Interesting parallels between Ted Kennedy’s run in 1980 and Hillary’s in 2008. Both had high poll numbers and were seduced into a run, but as soon as they got in and it seemed within reach, the media attacked them bitterly on a daily basis. The Dem Party leadership was working overtime behind the scenes to do whatever it might to tip things to Obama. Against the dual obstacles of a fawning media and a Dem Party leadership that was in the bag, I’m actually amazed Hillary got 17.5 million votes and hung in to the end. I would argue that the mainstream media is an extension of the Dem Party leadership anyway and Hillary was in the way. I hope this guy with a severe lack of experience is now up to the herculean task of fixing America. To be successful he will have to rise to levels he has not shown himself capable of yet. Hillary’s farewell seems so similar to Gore’s goodbye in December 2000. Neither would be a good homecoming king or queen but man, they knew their stuff and were right on the issues!
Posted by: hopesprings52 | June 7, 2008, 10:20 pm 10:20 pm
DownHill Climb From Inevitability
Clinton suspends campaign, endorses Obama from AP reports on the delayed concession speech of the inevitable presidency of Senator Hillary Clinton – who in an unsmiling performance pledged her support to Barack Obama amid cheers and some boos when Obama’s
Posted by: PAXALLES | June 7, 2008, 10:21 pm 10:21 pm
John McCain made a play to the GOP’s right wing last month, vowing to appoint conservative judges like Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. and Justice Samuel Alito and blasting Democratic rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton for voting against them.
In a speech his campaign billed as a major address on the judiciary, McCain delivered a harsh critique of “judicial activists” who over step their Constitutional bounds. He also lambasted Democrats for blocking GOP nominees to the bench by turning the confirmation process into a “gauntlet of abuse.”
McCain said the difference between the parties on the courts is a defining issue for the November election. Experts expect as many as two to four vacancies on the Supreme Court, and who fills them could shift the court to the right or left for a generation.
“A defining issue for the November election” indeed…
DO NOT VOTE FOR A CONSERVATIVE SUPREME COURT!
STAND UP FOR WOMEN’s RIGHTS!
FIGHT JOHN MCCAIN!
Posted by: Supreme Court | June 7, 2008, 10:21 pm 10:21 pm
At a recent meeting with the Wall Street Journal editorial board, Republican presidential candidate John McCain admitted he “doesn’t really understand economics” and then pointed to his adviser and former Senate colleague, Phil Gramm – whom he had brought with him to the meeting – as the expert he turns to on the subject
Why does he want to be our President? He’ll be worse than Bush.
Posted by: Chan | June 7, 2008, 10:37 pm 10:37 pm
MY FRIENDS I’M NOT SMART, BUT TRUST ME ON THIS, SAY McCAIN
McCain and Gramm are two long-time colleagues, and Gramm shores up a political weak-spot that McCain readily acknowledges exists. In recent campaign stops the Arizona Republican touted his desire for a new round of tax cuts, as well as encouraging investment and economic stimulus by ending the alternative-minimum tax. But he also admitted that, “the issue of economics is not something I’ve understood as well as I should.” Adding, “I’ve got [former Fed Chairman Alan] Greenspan’s book.”
Posted by: Owen | June 7, 2008, 10:40 pm 10:40 pm
“A few days ago, Senator Clinton tried to spend $1 million on the Woodstock concert museum. Now, my friends, I wasn’t there. I’m sure it was a cultural and pharmaceutical event. I was tied up at the time. No one can be president of the United States that supports projects such as these. I’m John McCain, and I approve this message.”
Yea I remember that McCain ad. It shows a lot of what is so totally disgusting about the old fool. Anno 2008 he think it’s funny to say about Woodstock “I’m sure it was a cultural and pharmaceutical event.” Imagine that grumpy granddad being President of any country in the 21st century… God forbid.
BTW – Obama NEVER said about Hillary that she could NOT be President. But McCain did. The man has no class.
He has nothing to recommend to anyone. Just ask David Letterman. Haha.
Posted by: ken | June 7, 2008, 10:41 pm 10:41 pm
The Democratic Party had a tight race between two strong candidates who can really campaign – thats two more than in the last election. HC didn’t make it, but why tear BO down? The Rs will spend 5 months doing that. How could people who care about womens rights, health care, or Iraq ever vote for John McCain?
Posted by: Darklight46 | June 7, 2008, 10:44 pm 10:44 pm
I don’t think she did. It’s suspended. Bring out the Raila Odinga, Auchi, and Rezco issues ( not to mention Sinclair). Then let’s see where the nomination should go.
Posted by: PGHPAVOTER | June 7, 2008, 10:44 pm 10:44 pm
Darklight – You can’t paint the entire Republican party with the Bush / Cheney brushstroke as evil, corrupt people. Abraham Lincoln was a Repubican. Many, many repubs were sorry with the outcome of this presidency. Keep that in mind as you blindly support Obama. The shoe could very well be on the other foot soon.
Posted by: PGHPAVOTER | June 7, 2008, 10:47 pm 10:47 pm
This is no country for old men.
Posted by: Yeats | June 7, 2008, 10:57 pm 10:57 pm
Obama used to be the most hypocritical candidate in American politics, now has become the most hypocritical nominee in American. If he’s elected, he will have become the most hypocritical president in American history. Vote for your country first before party. He’s going to use the same tricks against McCain as he did against Hillary. You say something bad about him and he will say that it’s dividing the country.
Posted by: Vote for Best of Country | June 7, 2008, 11:17 pm 11:17 pm
“This is no country for old men.
Posted by: Yeats | Jun 7, 2008 10:57:39 PM………..
This is more and more a country for young and old men and women.
There was a time not long ago when age was revered and venerated.
Country before party!
Posted by: eyes wide open | June 7, 2008, 11:22 pm 11:22 pm
Why make such a fuzz in shouting that you will NOT vote for Obama?
Simply vote for the grumpy old conservative and be quiet.
Hillary will work and vote for Obama. So will a majority of Americans. So will I.
Relax. Nobody HAS to vote for Obama. If you don’t want to, just don’t. We’re a democracy.
Posted by: greta | June 7, 2008, 11:22 pm 11:22 pm
no obama, people are tired of this economy and want a dem do matter who it is. McCain is just more of the Bush ecomony. I’m glad you are prospering under republican rule but many of us are not. This economy is killing us.
Posted by: lisa | June 7, 2008, 11:23 pm 11:23 pm
Lisa:
If you were so concerned with the economy, you definitely should have voted for Clinton.
Oh well…..
Cuntry before party
Posted by: eyes wide open | June 7, 2008, 11:25 pm 11:25 pm
My granddad is younger than McCain.
One year, to be precise.
He calls McCain “that fossile”.
Haha.
I love my granddad. He’s a Vietnam veteran as well. But he despises McCain.
Posted by: keith | June 7, 2008, 11:29 pm 11:29 pm
no obama I’m not trying to scare people at all. I am worried about the economy. If you aren’t then that’s great for you. But this is a real concern for us. I think most Hillary supporters will agree, if not than I guess they aren’t hurting either.
Posted by: lisa | June 7, 2008, 11:29 pm 11:29 pm
Greta,
I will not be voting the grumpy old conservative. I’m sticking to principles.
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Hillary/Your Choice 2008 WRITE IN
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Posted by: WestCoastMessenger | June 7, 2008, 11:30 pm 11:30 pm
eyes, I voted for a dem. Either one would get my vote in the GE.
Posted by: lisa | June 7, 2008, 11:31 pm 11:31 pm
The Dems are the only ones with a chance to get us out of this mess. And Obama is the nominee of the Dems. I do think he was as much selected as elected but he’s our only choice now. We’ve got to pull the lever for him and pray that he’s able to rise to the urgent challenges of our very difficult times.
Posted by: hopesprings52 | June 7, 2008, 11:34 pm 11:34 pm
Lisa:
You voted for the wrong Dem.
Foolish move but time to review and rectify it.
.. and even if you don’t change your mind……. OPEN it and let in some fresh truth!
Country before party.
Posted by: eyes wide open | June 7, 2008, 11:34 pm 11:34 pm
eyes, oh please. I live in Md and a dem will win no matter what. And that is the truth. And no I didn’t make the wrong choice. I can see that now with the Hillary supporters here, arrogant just like her.
Posted by: lisa | June 7, 2008, 11:37 pm 11:37 pm
Yes we can
Posted by: Virginia going Dem08 | June 7, 2008, 11:44 pm 11:44 pm
Offtrack:
But YOU find it easy to believe in a two faced arrogant empty suit who comes equipped with a witch of a wife….about whom no one can talk… and no proven loyalties to our country.
His political initiation was birthed on the hype of his two semi-autobiographical novels and a plantation of bills handed him by Emil Johes to lubricate the road to the Senate.
That slim resume and a velvet voice… oh yeah… and a teleprompter…. are all that Obama has…. if you don’t count the plethora of pastors floating in and out.
So No! McCain is NOT my first choice… but I would trust HIM with the presidency more than I would B O.
Hell! Obama hasn’t been around the Senate long enough to learn where the bathroom is!
Country before Party!
(this time I spelled it right!)
Posted by: eyes wide open | June 7, 2008, 11:45 pm 11:45 pm
Dems–On November 5th, when you are wondering why we lost again, go back and replay this speech to remind yourself that we had a strong candidate and when it came down to a decision by the Super Delegates, which it did, they picked a loser instead of exercising the function that they were created to exercise. Obama cannot and will not win. America is not going to elect a politician with virtually no experience who has spent the last twenty years befriending felons and freaks (Rezko, Wright, Pfleger, Ayers…). How does someone with such a short history in public life accumulate such a load of killer baggage? Either Obama simply doesn’t mind the racist, unpatriotic vitriol that is the foundation of Black Liberation Theology or he believes it. Which one is it? And don’t tell me he didn’t know about it. Yeah right! Just like Rezko suddenly became someone other than the Tony Rezko he knew only after he was convicted. Obama is a fraud.
Posted by: NJH | June 7, 2008, 11:46 pm 11:46 pm
that knocking you hear is McCain’s knees because he knows he will get a 1st class butt kicking in the fall
Posted by: Virginia going Dem08 | June 7, 2008, 11:46 pm 11:46 pm
Is he still taking campaign money from the decider then throwing him under the bus.
McCaveman has no shame
Posted by: Virginia going Dem08 | June 7, 2008, 11:48 pm 11:48 pm
WestCoast, I don’t like Hillary supporters attacking me because I have never done that to any of you. So why post to me about this. I have said that yes I voted for Obama in the primary but would gladly vote for Hillary if she were the nominee. What’s the prob with that.
Posted by: lisa | June 7, 2008, 11:51 pm 11:51 pm
Hillary would have won if she was that graceful the whole campaign.
She looks awesome when she is not going negative.
Posted by: Virginia going Dem08 | June 7, 2008, 11:52 pm 11:52 pm
Hillary….the little engine that
COULDN’T…..whose foot was too big
for the glass slipper…..who planted
the magic beans, and nothing grew….
who was the ugly duckling and STAYED
ugly…..but she was a woman, and so
we owed her the Presidency. She has
to reread her fairy tales again before
the political lamp grows dimmer. To
conserve energy, someone should turn it off now.
Posted by: hombre | June 7, 2008, 11:57 pm 11:57 pm
WestCoast, I may have voted for Hillary in our primary but got turned off by her. She felt this nominatiion was her entitlement. She was so smug about it. I didn’t like that at all. Did you see her interview with Katie Couric last year. She said she knew that she would be the nominee, and it never crossed her mind that she wouldn’t be. So she just tiptoed through this campaign with that false hope. She didn’t think she had to work for the nomination. And she got burned in the end because of here arrogance. I don’t think she has our best interest at heart. I honestly think it’s all about her and Bill and their legacy.
Posted by: lisa | June 8, 2008, 12:05 am 12:05 am
I am a back stabbing Democrat
Posted by: lisa | June 8, 2008, 12:30 am 12:30 am
This year i will listen to Oprah the leader of and Demcratic nomination for vice President.
Posted by: Virginia going Dem08 | June 8, 2008, 12:35 am 12:35 am
ORLANDO –
John McCain, who will venture into the Everglades for the first time as a presidential candidate Friday, on Thursday defended his opposition last year to spending $2 billion on restoring the park.
”I am committed to saving the Everglades,” he told a gathering of newspaper editors at Walt Disney World. But he added: “I will not vote for out-of-control spending.”
He said he would support a ”stand-alone” bill to restore the River of Grass. The earlier measure was part of a broader, $23 billion Water Resources Development Act that he found unpalatable.
Welcome to the Double Speak Express.
Posted by: Oretega M | June 8, 2008, 12:44 am 12:44 am
I am really a back stabbing Democrat. I love the DNC. Say no to McWar.
Posted by: Lisa | June 8, 2008, 12:49 am 12:49 am
I love Obama. Vote Obama 2008. Say no to McWar. Bring our troops home.
Posted by: lisa | June 8, 2008, 12:58 am 12:58 am
Thanks lisa.
Posted by: geevill | June 8, 2008, 1:03 am 1:03 am
Don please do tell us the link so we can all google it.
Posted by: erin | June 8, 2008, 1:18 am 1:18 am
Republican people pretending to support both teams again!
Hmm sad!
Democrats will unite and wipe your party out !
Posted by: Peace seeker | June 8, 2008, 4:25 am 4:25 am
carolyn,
“I am from Florida and I will never forget what the DNC has done to us. The DNC is so corrupt. They suit Obama perfectly. Favor for a favor huh Howard Dean???”
I am NOT from Florida and I, too, will never forget how the DNC stood up to you and for you. If you and yours are so smart, why don’t you and yours elect people to govern Florida that won’t put you at the mercy of repubs? What a mess the decisions of Floridians have caused for themselves.
I’ll bet you thought that by electing republicans on the state level and democrats on the national level, you were achieving a balance of power, right? Wrong!
Stop blaming the DNC and everyone else for the choices made by your own elected officials.
Obama ’08!
Posted by: Hope For Change | June 8, 2008, 5:36 am 5:36 am
Hog Wash
Obama’s uncle …yes, uncle duh…(a great uncle is still an uncle moron.
His uncle liberated Buchenwald.
Yes another camp. Sorry if you like so many others trying h to trash him on this didn’t know there was more than one camp.
Onlt a person who did not realize there was more than one camp would try to use this …
like Foxnews.
Posted by: dl | June 8, 2008, 6:10 am 6:10 am
“He went to play golf and didn’t even listen to the speech. I will never support him.”
This is not true. He watched the speech as it was being streamed live on the internet. He was either near a computer or had one with him.
Posted by: MDA | June 8, 2008, 6:48 am 6:48 am
Im no pretender and I tell you now NEVER MCCAIN !
After seeing that video I will never vote for Mccain ! NEVER
Posted by: Peace seeker | June 8, 2008, 7:12 am 7:12 am
geevill,
And if you would after watching that you are no Clinton supporter!
You are just a republican thinking us clinton supporters are too stupid to see through you!
McCain will never get a thing from me !
Posted by: Peace seeker | June 8, 2008, 7:19 am 7:19 am
girlofthefuture | Jun 8, 2008 6:26:05 AM
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appauled ????? APPALLED!
Posted by: HP Boston | June 8, 2008, 8:16 am 8:16 am
I stay at Hillary’s side so I’ll fight with her to beat John McCain in the GE. She totally convinced me of the necessity, for millions of Americans, to get the Republicans out of the White House. This time it must and shall be Obama.
Posted by: frederique | Jun 7, 2008 4:06:15 PM
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Oh OKAY! Goodie, goodie for you, goodie, goodie for me. I hope your stisfied you rascal you! Vote HILLARY, write her in on your NOV ballot, I will.
Posted by: HP Boston | June 8, 2008, 8:21 am 8:21 am
I will not waste my vote.
Hillary asked us to support Obama and I will. There can be NO chance Mccain can win he is just like the media..Anti Woman…
Obama is the democratic Nominee and Hillary asked us to vote for Him
Obama/Cinton 08
Posted by: Geevil | June 8, 2008, 8:26 am 8:26 am
My extended family of 19 white blue collar small town gun toting bible clinging disenfranchized pissed off Floridian Regan Democrats will never vote for BO with or without HRC and are registering as Republicans for the first time ever despite the administration of the worst ever moronic presidency in the history of our great country and will hold our noses and vote JM. The Democratic party and the media are sexists and elitist and forced there pre ordained candidate on us, one who has racist, terrorist, anti american links, and one who is very liberal, arrogant, snobbish, sexist, elitist and simply out of touch. Just two enocounters highlight this man. The senate snub of HRC post NH and “I like you enough Hillary”. NOBama for ever. He will never be my president.
Posted by: Warren5678 | June 8, 2008, 8:29 am 8:29 am
It is high time we wash, no scrub, these grifters out of our lives…let them circle the drain a few times for show…but by next week let us double-flush the commode to make sure this pair is well on their way… on a sewer journey to nowhere…..gone forever into a morass of discarded political garbage…
Posted by: ChrisMeihass | June 8, 2008, 9:40 am 9:40 am
This is no country for angry, reactionary and misogynist old men who hijack the Supreme Court, spy on ordinary Americans and love to play the dirty game of war.
Posted by: hank | June 8, 2008, 10:15 am 10:15 am
It’s time to talk about something else.
Posted by: A D DiSorda | June 8, 2008, 10:21 am 10:21 am
Re: ChrisMeihass
“It is high time we wash, no scrub, these grifters out of our lives…let them circle the drain a few times for show…but by next week let us double-flush the commode to make sure this pair is well on their way… on a sewer journey to nowhere…..gone forever into a morass of discarded political garbage…”
Let me just add:
Buh-bye Billie and Hillie you won’t be missed at all.
Posted by: Betsey Tomkins-Guilford | June 8, 2008, 10:22 am 10:22 am
The best candidate won, by all counts, the democratic primary.
More states, more votes, more pledged delegates, more super delegtes = NOMINEE. It’s not that hard to grasp.
Now Obama will beat McCain in the general election.
McCain graduated in the BOTTOM 1% of his class. Americans do not need another moron GOP “yes man” in office.
McSame admits he does not understand economics. Just what we need now?
And his “experience” in foreign affairs? Let McSame’s own words tell you about the Iraq war:
“There’s not a history of clashes that are violent between Sunnis and Shiahs. So I think they can probably get along.” [MSNBC, 4/23/03]
“It’s clear that the end is very much in sight.” [ABC, 4/9/03]
“We’re not going to get into house-to-house fighting in Baghdad.”[CNN, 9/29/02]
“But I believe, Katie, that the Iraqi people will greet us as liberators.” [NBC, 3/20/03
"But the point is that, one, we will win this conflict. We will win it easily." [MSNBC, 1/22/03]
BEING OLD IS NOT THE SAME AS BEING WISE.
Posted by: David Hussein Alexander | June 8, 2008, 10:37 am 10:37 am
the best candidate did not win.
and the candidate that won did not win fair and square, he won with the back room dealings of some professional politicians.
now that sen. clinton is out.
i wish there were a line on the ge ballot that said
none of the above.
because none of the above would win in a landslide.
Posted by: justsaying | June 8, 2008, 10:47 am 10:47 am
Peace Seeker, and you can also add that the graduation rate in many of these areas is 50% or worse! The Democrats continually use education as an election issue, in spite of the fact that THEY are the ones with the power to actually make the necessary changes in so many school districts.
Parents wake up! Stop re-electing ineffectual politicians.
Posted by: James Danley | June 8, 2008, 10:51 am 10:51 am
The strongest, most qualified candidate will not be our president.
And I will not vote Obama. I simply do not trust him.
I hope Hillary stays as far away as possible from Obama.
As long as she is with him, the media and Obama supporters will still blame
the Clintons for most of his problems.
Let Obama take the blame for once.
McCain08 Hillary2012
Posted by: cindy in nc | June 8, 2008, 11:16 am 11:16 am
i wonder how many more things and people obama will have to scrub from his website trying to get the presidency.
thrown under the bus
scrubbed from website
let me be clear and then
what i meant to say was…
obama has shown he is the new guy who knows how to use the old school politican tactics very well.
he will do and say anything to be president and believe me, it is not all about you the voters.
this is all about obama making history
and in doing so if you are middle class his making history will make your way of life as you currently live it history.
Posted by: justice | June 8, 2008, 11:18 am 11:18 am
the only landslide will be if we have
none of the above on the ballot
none of the above in a landslide,
but with these two.
low voter turn out.
and whichever wins will barely squeak by the other.
Posted by: justsaying | June 8, 2008, 11:35 am 11:35 am
Those who reallybelieve that Obama watched the video streaming on the Golf Course are seriously delusional..WIFI available on the 18th hole..PLEASE..he didnt watch it and he is saying that to save face..PLEASE think about it..WIFI isnt available where there isnt a wifi spot and i am sure that his golf course doesnt have a subscription…
Posted by: linchristi | June 8, 2008, 11:46 am 11:46 am
Nicholas…She fought a determined fight. She had everthing against her. The media was vicious and the DNC forced her out. She didn’t want to do it I know. But, she is a democratic Senator and she had to make choices. She can stay as a Senator and continue to fight or be out of the fight altogether. That’s what this corrupt DNC HAS DONE TO HER AND TO US. We must fight too, to get the corruption out of the DNC. That will be my answer to them by voting Republican this time. The democrats are choosing our candidates at this point and leaving us no choices. I live in Florida, you can imagine how angry we are!
Posted by: carolyn | June 8, 2008, 11:49 am 11:49 am
HILLARY you are one great lady and i will always stand by you ,one exception no obama!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: SHIRLEY ROYBAL | June 8, 2008, 11:57 am 11:57 am
my comment please
Posted by: SHIRLEY ROYBAL | June 8, 2008, 11:59 am 11:59 am
Obama going to the golf course during Clinton’s speech was the equivalent of going out with your buddies on your wife’s birthday. The idiot just doesn’t get it!
Posted by: Jeff | June 8, 2008, 12:53 pm 12:53 pm
OBAMA made a statement at the AIPAC conference in Washington last Wednesday that he now has labeled the “Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization”. ANOTHER FLIP FLOP.
Or is Obama having secret closed door deals with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard claiming this is just political rehetoric like he did with Canada during his sppech about NAFTA to Ohio.
Posted by: scam bun | June 8, 2008, 1:17 pm 1:17 pm
Carolyn, if BHO wins, then Hillary is on the dust heap of failed presidential hopefuls, with no more relevance than Dodd or Biden. If BHO loses, though, she is going to be the great Coulda-Been, the If-Only, and the bulwark against the vast Republican Machine trying to railroad the little guy, which wouldn’t have happened If Only…..
She’s going to make darn sure that the field is open in ’12.
Posted by: Joe | June 8, 2008, 1:35 pm 1:35 pm
Anyone who votes for Senator Obama is voting for a socialist/marxist/communist/racist. He is not a moderate Democrat. He has no comphrensive experience and certainly lacks good judgment. If he can’t tell the absolute truth about his father, he is a liar. In fact, he will not tell the truth about his policies.
Senator McCain will win in November.
Posted by: Mary | June 8, 2008, 1:52 pm 1:52 pm
The most incompetent candidate won because of the MSM and the corrupt DNC Committee. Senator Clinton did recieve the most popular votes but delegates were given to Obama for votes not received. It is absolutely disgusting. What happen to every vote counts? What happen to a democratic election? What happen to the right of the best candidate winning? Obama is a socialist at best. Senator McCain will win in November. The DNC backballed Senator Clinton and thinks no one noticed. Such fools.
Posted by: Maggie | June 8, 2008, 2:01 pm 2:01 pm
Everytime I see Senator Obama, I see a man so corrupt he would throw his grandmother under the bus for political gain. He does not tell the truth but will say or do anything to win. He is from the corrupt Chicago political machine and Rezko was his best buddy and fundraiser. His church of 20 years taught him racial hate and division. He is a cancer on the soul of America.
Posted by: Mitchell | June 8, 2008, 2:09 pm 2:09 pm
I can not vote for Obama under any circumstances, I don’t care if Hillary endorses him, I don’t follow cults, I vote for the most qualified.
I will not change party registration, because I know we’ll take it back. I will vote for McCain to make sure it count as a Democrat voting for McCain.
Posted by: PUMA Dem | June 8, 2008, 2:12 pm 2:12 pm
it does no matter that sen clinton wants us to unite with obama and his supporters.
the reasons i didn’t vote for obama the first time still ring true
sen clinton is a professional politician just like obama and the are members of the same party. she has to say that.
but sen clinton will now have to suffer the dems losing in nov. just like the rest of the dem party.
obama is underqualified to be potus,
he has a very short politcal resume’
most americans don’t know him, and what they do know only brings more questions.
obama has not been around on the national scene trying to help this country.-he has not earned the right nor should he be potus. therefore he will not win.
the dem. with the msm and the superdel.
helped put him up for the dem. nominee.
but the whole country will right this wrong in nov.
Posted by: justsaying | June 8, 2008, 2:33 pm 2:33 pm
IF YOU LIKE THIS ECONOMY, LIKE THIS NEVER-ENDING WAR, LIKE PAYING HIGH GAS PRICES, LIKE THE TAX BREAKS FOR THE RICH, IF YOU CAN’T WAIT TO INVADE IRAQ, IF YOU LOOK FORWARD TO THE END OF ROE V. WADE. IF YOU LIKE THE UNFAIR TRADE POLICIES IF YOU LIKE THE FACT THAT THE US IS ONE OF THE MOST REVILED NATIONS ON THE PLANET, THEN YOU’LL JUST LOVE McCAIN.
Posted by: rhbate | June 8, 2008, 2:34 pm 2:34 pm
rebate
in all that you just said about why we will love mccain.
there was not one thing in that that would convience me that obama has sown he can change that.
obama made a mistake last week, and a reporter was asking joe biden about the mistake.
biden’ only defense of obama said,
“Look he has got to have a chance to learn”
now i am all for and really support learning.
but when you have someone who is more experienced running for the hardest job on the planet, and you choose to back the lesser candidate, well i call that unamerican.
Posted by: justsaying | June 8, 2008, 2:42 pm 2:42 pm
these times call for someone more than a presidential-intern-in-training.
Posted by: justsaying | June 8, 2008, 2:43 pm 2:43 pm
these times call for someone more than a presidential-intern-in-training.
Posted by: justsaying | Jun 8, 2008 2:43:59 PM
__________________
So much for experience!
He had an array of experiences: Minister to Russia, Minister to Great Britain, ten years in the Senate, elected five times to the House of Representatives, Secretary of State for five years. While he was in office the nation increased in size by 33%. Yet, when he was elected as president in 1856, James Buchanan soon acquired the reputation as the worst president in the history of the country. The man who followed him in office only had two terms in the Illinois State Legislature, but Abraham Lincoln had no problem being elected to the presidency.
Posted by: rhbate | June 8, 2008, 2:48 pm 2:48 pm
Chris Matthew asked Hillary if she can help Obama to get her voters to support him.
He said Hillary should said, Obama is 99.9% better than McCain.
See,,,how bias he is and shameless.
His other pundit said if Hillary can help Obama won KY and WV , it’s like Obama won 50 states already.
They forgot when Hillary won those states by landslide , the MSM did not even bother to announced it.
I could not believe what I heard at that time.
I wish I could punch them very hard.
Posted by: catleya | June 8, 2008, 3:31 pm 3:31 pm
As gracious and classy a concession speech as I’ve ever seen. As she said, it’s time for the Democratic Family to come together. We need to take the government back from the fools and ideologues who’ve made the messes were in. As an Obama supporter, my hat’s off to Senator Clinton.
Posted by: Brooklyn Democrat | June 8, 2008, 4:47 pm 4:47 pm
PEACE DEMOCRATS.
IGNORE THE NAYSAYERS AND REPUBS – FORGE AHEAD.
OBAMA ’08
Posted by: Tricia | June 8, 2008, 4:48 pm 4:48 pm
The DNC did not care that Obama was receiving funds from Middle East terror groups. His campaign had a Ways and Means Committee to tranfer funds from them to legal looking American citizens. He has far too many close associates, friends and supporters from anti-American factions, it makes one’s question everything he says and does. He certainly is not a true-blue American with America his most important entity to serve. It will all change after he is elected and then America will know a traitor at heart. The MSM has not vetted this man, his life and associates. He has bought eveyone off with big money and lies. This is my opinion and I believe it to be true.
Posted by: Mai | June 8, 2008, 5:00 pm 5:00 pm
McCain’s former wife speaks out…. money quote…
Some of McCain’s acquaintances are less forgiving, however. They portray the politician as a self-centred womaniser who effectively abandoned his crippled wife to ‘play the field’. They accuse him of finally settling on Cindy, a former rodeo beauty queen, for financial reasons.
Posted by: David | June 8, 2008, 5:03 pm 5:03 pm
OBAMA IS NOT A DEMOCRAT
OBAMA IS A SOCIALIST
OBAMA IS A MARXIST
OBAMA IS A COMMUNIST
OBAMA IS A RACIST
OBAMA IS A LIAR
OBAMA WILL NOT WIN IN NOVEMBER
OBAMA CORRUPTED THE ELECTION
This is my opinion and I approve of it.
Posted by: Marge | June 8, 2008, 5:12 pm 5:12 pm
The claims that ‘More states, more votes, more pledged delegates, more super delegates’ is absurd.
Is Alaska equivalent to New York, California? It makes no sense to point out most states unless you are determined to lie with statistics. Obama indeed received less votes; much less votes than Hillary. The calculation was rigged up by proportionality rule and caucus results. From Washington primaries, and caucus, we know that his winning margin was blown up by more than six times. From Texas primary and caucus, we can tell that his winnings were at fault altogether because his four points loss in primary was changed to 12 points win in caucus.
The superdelegates were supposed to detect the activists’ fraud in rigging up election results and select the better candidate for the party; however, DNC was determined to help BO get his nominee in deceit and conceit of a grand scale.
If you want to know the fact, the number of pledged delegates that BO received was 1763 versus 1640 which is represented by 123 pledged delegates. In Washington alone, Obama received 36 more pledged delegates than Hillary. In fact he should not get more than 6 delegates than Hillary. In Texas, BO received 9 more delegates in caucus in his loss in primary. In Washington and Texas, BO stole by about 40 delegates. In all his big win in caucuses, he stole by more.
At the end of election, with DNC and the party pundits, he was shown to have actual landslide losses one after another in primaries. In electorate votes and actual votes, BO losses by a significant margin. This tells us how undemocratic the Democratic Party has grown to be.
Say No to the Party and deliver them a landslide loss in November. They deserve real beating and humiliation for the mockery of DEMOCRACY. Then real democracy can follow.
McCain 08; Nobama ever and ever after for the insidious fraud.
Posted by: John_Lai | June 8, 2008, 6:21 pm 6:21 pm
IF YOU LIKE THIS ECONOMY, LIKE THIS NEVER-ENDING WAR, LIKE PAYING HIGH GAS PRICES, LIKE THE TAX BREAKS FOR THE RICH, IF YOU CAN’T WAIT TO INVADE IRAN, IF YOU LIKE THE UNFAIR TRADE POLICIES THAT ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING OUR JOBS OVERSEAS, IF YOU LIKE THE LOSS OF THE WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS, IF YOU LIKE ILLEGAL WIRETAPS, IF YOU LOOK FORWARD TO THE OVERTURNING OF ROE V. WADE. IF YOU LIKE THE FACT THAT THE US IS ONE OF THE MOST REVILED NATIONS ON THE PLANET, THEN YOU’LL JUST LOVE McCAIN.
Posted by: rhbate | June 8, 2008, 6:31 pm 6:31 pm
rebate,
i find it interesting that you cherry pick a line from a comment and dismiss the rest.
the abe lincoln example does not apply to obama and todays times at all.
i wrote that obama had made a mistake
(and he is maying them frequently now-and more and more now that he does not have sen. clinton to bounce off)
and the only defense joe biden had for him is give him a chance to learn. GIVE HIM A CHANCE TO LEARN?! so for the sake of trying to “make history” american people are and will suffer, while obama is trying to learn.
what the dems and the reps. have done this election year is unpatriotic and have done the american people a great disservice.
will we the peons fight it out on the blogs and get poorer and poorer, (because financially they are ALL set)
they play politics with your lives
to quote a former presidential candidate
“this is not a game, these are people lives we are talking about”
i’ll leave it to you to find out who it is.
Posted by: justsaying | June 8, 2008, 6:57 pm 6:57 pm
will we the peons fight it out on the blogs and get poorer and poorer, (because financially they are ALL set)
they play politics with your lives.
Posted by: justsaying | Jun 8, 2008 6:57:16 PM
_____________________
I have difficulty emphasizing with you: I am not a “peon myself.” I would suggest that you might try getting another job or two. And if you work hard enough and save, maybe your grandchildren won’t end up being “peons.” Actually, I live quite well.
Posted by: rhbate | June 8, 2008, 7:34 pm 7:34 pm
“this is not a game, these are people lives we are talking about”
i’ll leave it to you to find out who it is.
Posted by: justsaying | Jun 8, 2008 6:57:16 PM
________________________
Then vote for McBush, maybe he’ll make you happy.
Posted by: rhbate | June 8, 2008, 7:36 pm 7:36 pm
WestCoastMessenger,
The lady in the pantsuit is still my choice, her speech reinforced that for me. I don’t want to ‘settle for’ as in previous elections.
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Hillary/Your Choice 2008 WRITE IN
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Posted by: sayitso | June 8, 2008, 8:23 pm 8:23 pm
so we will all love mccain
Posted by: justsaying | June 8, 2008, 9:36 pm 9:36 pm
It was a sad day when Hillary had to endorse Obama (wink, wink). Bill is scarred from the black community branding him racist after all the Clinton’s did for them. I hope to God they don’t do one rally for BO! We Hillary supporters WILL NOT GO QUIETLY INTO THE GOOD NIGHT. Quiet riot in the voting booth when we pull the lever for John McCain a true American.
This race is McCain’s to win as the candidate and Obama’s to win as a party due their turn.
This party is split….left wing liberals pushed their guy through BEFORE Americans got wind of Wright, Michelle, Rezko, Ayers, Pfleger, bittergate, etc. MIDDLE AMERICANS DETERMINE EVERY ELECTION. MIDDLE AMERICANS WILL NOT BUY WHAT OBAMA’S SELLING.
Go to Party Unity My Ass and check out the angry Dems who says this nomination process failed them. They will NOT be voting Obama.
Posted by: Debra | June 9, 2008, 5:25 pm 5:25 pm
Dear Hillary supporters this is why a woman won’t be able to run for President until about 30 to 40 years. Too emotional. Men don’t whine like this. Someone HAD TO LOSE. FLORIDA AND MICHIGAN SHOULD HAVE NOT BEEN SEATED PERIOD. ARE THEY DUMB WHILE ALL THE OTHER 48 STATES GOT IT RIGHT. But no women want to change the rules-you’re not playing fair like we are 6 years old. Vote for McCain because you love him and leave OBAMA OUT OF IT. HE BEAT HER FAIR AND SQUARE. I am telling when the next woman wants to run she won’t make it to the first round-so many people will vote no.
Posted by: lowes4321 | June 9, 2008, 8:38 pm 8:38 pm
Hillary did not concede. She did not pledge her delegates to Obama (although most are switching anyway). She still believes that she will be the presumtive democratic choice in the end. She is still waiting for that next J Wright t show up and ruin Obama.
She is a snake in the grass and SHOULD NOT BE ON THE TICKET AS VP!
She can not be trusted because of the way she ran a negative campaign. Trust me, she is up to something evil!
Posted by: Wake-Up America | June 10, 2008, 9:21 am 9:21 am