quit wasting your time! this election is not going to change things republicans are evil...but democrats are wolves in sheeps clothing and just as evil...this all part of the NEW WORLD ORDER! VOTE AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT (who ever you vote for the government still gets in!)
This independent - Clinton supporter - is feeling more and more republican as the media declares and appoints Obama the nominee....I'll take the experienced patriot over the Chicago style corrupted newbie any day!
Besides - Obama campaign spokespeople have made it very clear that they do NOT need my middle class white vote - their "strong" coalition for November consists of blacks, youths, and the ellite --- so they don't need me to win....the "New" democratic party doesn't need or want my vote
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Today, on Meet the Press, Obama basically said Hillary is another Bush. That's not going to unite her supporters around him if he's the nominee, and that's not going to unite his supporters around her if she's the nominee.
I remember Obama supporters and the far left freaking out when Hillary said she and McCain were qualified to be president and Obama has a speech. She has been vilified for that, and I can understand why, but what Obama did today is just as bad.
Mr. Obama, look baby... no se pueda, caramba obama and your mama, go back to Chicago, yo south side, yo!! and let the experts deal with the issues. And I agree with muffin1959,if Hillary is not the candidate, if they ignore the will of the people and give the nomination to that rookie, I am so voting for john mccain, nobama baby, period !
Personally I could care less about issues, I just wouldn't waste my vote on a black candidate, call me whatever you want to. Truth hurts but he is not going anywhere, people don't want a black president, it's unfortunate but it's real. He's just wasting Hillary's time. Obama needs to wait, the country is not ready yet, he is new and I respect black people but most people wouldn't vote for him in November.
If you really knew me you would know how absurd this remark really is, you can ask anyone that knows me that I LOVE BILL AND HILLARY BOTH! I have busted my ass trying to get Hillary elected, but sorry don't like NOBAMA at all! Which means I can not vote for him!
I agree with that 100%. It's just that McCain's positions are the opposite of BOTh of the dem candidates....so if your dem candidate doesn't win and you vote for McCain...then your abandoning everything you stand for because of bitterness....and that's sad. There is too much concentration on"the party" though, I feel you there.
I do not agree with everything that my current pastor says or former pastors have said. Why is Senator Obama held accountable for Pastor Wright's words? You have to work out your own soul salvation...America really does need help...That's not Anti-American...It's truth! I love my country, but I don't like everything that's going on...I will say this...Seek ye first the kingdom of God.....God is truth even when we don't want to hear it.
It's not about the party, it's about the individual, and McCain is more honest than Hillary. Poor Obama's political career was destroyed by this woman and the only one who could stop her is John McCain, an honest man who has been a victim of dirty politics himself, and who has refrained himself from any dirty politics against Obama or Clinton.
McCain is my kind of candidate, so regardless of party association, what really matters is the character of the candidate.
I gotta be honest, if Hillary does not make it, I will more than not vote for McCain. See I am a democrat that would vote for who they think is best! Can you say that?
Why would you think it's "best" to switch to a totally different ideology, rather than support Hillary's rival, whose position on most issues is very similar to hers?
muffin1559: Do you really think that we can't tell when Republican neo-cons like you right messages and pretend to be Democrats. Nice try though...but we see right through you. Keep trying though, because it will be that much more painful for you when you lose....Hahahahah!
May God strike me dead right now, I am a DEMOCRAT, voted on time in my life for a republican and that was last year! It was for personal reasons that I did. I will write in Hillary's name if she don't come out, the more I see McBush, the more I say we don't need another 4 years of this shit!
uffin1559: That's nice. And then when McCain wins and 3000 or more American solders are killed in Iraq and perhaps 10s of thousands of Iraqi civilians and thousand of Americans women and children die from lack of health insurance and global warming continues uncheck, you will be able to go to bed each night knowing you have directly contributed to these events and can bear the responsibility along with Bush and the neo-cons. Sleep tight.....
We, as a country, would be in a much better place if America had more independent voters. Don't vote for whoever "your party's" candidate is, vote for the candidate you believe will be a more honest president, regardless of party affiliation.
What r u talking about? UM....John McCain is NOT an independant. Maybe he used to be but he was so horney for the republican nomination, and now for the GOP to rally around him enough to elect him, that he has abandoned half of his principles and has become a reflection of George Bush. I used to be an independant and I liked McCain, but he has lost all of my respect for that crap
What I'm trying to say is that we do not owe any loyalty to any party, so if your dem candidate doesn't make it you don't have to vote for the one who makes it, you could switch party and vote for McCain, because of his values as an individual politician, putting aside party affiliation.
You could, except for the fact that McCain's political views are very different from Hillary Clinton's. If you're switching from a moderately liberal Democrat to a war hawk Republican, just because you don't like Obama, it doesn't sound as if you have very strong convictions.
Honesty alone isn't enough. Jimmy Carter was as honest as the day is long, but didn't make a very good president. If you don't consider the issues, and vote for the candidate who's likely to take the country in the direction it needs to go, we could end up with an honest fool in the White House.
That's why we have political parties---so people of similar views can work together to make a stronger political voice.
Polls show one truth that nobody wants to talk about: Blacks have never had a problem voting for a white candidate and 75% of whites have a problem voting for Obama clearly because he is black, don't give me the experience or issues bs because that's just an excuse. Maybe blacks shouldn't vote in November because either candidate will be a white out of touch with blacks anyway.
Wait, hillary and obama split the white vote while hillary has gotten just 10% of the black vote. so please explain to me whos being racist in this election?
C'mon now that's not fair. We have had ALL white presidents, while blacks were once labeled as 3/5 of a person in this country. OF COURSE they're going to vote for finally having a black president. That's hardly racism.
R u going to let Howard Dean, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reed stomp on ur right to vote???
All of you went to the polls and cast your vote only to have the demo party and obama's people kick u to the curve. I listened to several news people talk about the popular and delegate vote count. Bottom line is, If ur vote counted Hillary would have been the front runner for a lone time.
I guess this race is up to u now and what u do about the party!
Speaking of math -- the Obama campaign rolls out another former DNC chairman's endorsement on Friday: Paul Kirk, a superdelegate who led the party from 1985-1989, is coming out for Obama -- a day after Andrew's switch, an Obama campaign official tells The Note. (And don't count on that being it for the day, as the dribble continues.)
HELLARY ROTTEN CLINturd - PULL OUT of the race and quit destroying the Democratics with your selfish and arrogant delusions that you will win!!You COW!!!!!!!!
C'mon, like McCain didn't have anything to do with Bush's amnesty efforts. Let's be honest here. By the way, McCain is the best candidate but when it comes to immigration they all 3 are just the same.
I'm so happy and excited about this!!! I don't know why not more people feel the same way. I would be happy to see either one of them as our next president.
I'll never vote for Clinton, but I will vote for Obama. It's not like I would have voted for Clinton anyway. Her "solutions" are more laws, more laws, still more laws, and then spend, spend, spend. People think Obama will be a big spender too, but if you really listen to what he's saying, that's not the case.
McCain's answer is also more spending, just in a different way, so he's out. If Hillary Clinton gets the Democratic nomination, I'll vote for Ron Paul.
MUTATRON - You're clearly a moronic nutjob if you would vote for Obama over Clinton. The more we find out about him, the more people seems to say "NO THANKS". We know all about her ... she loves her country. The only stuff we know about him are about his underhanded connections and associates ... racists, crooks, etc. His wife is HARDLY First Lady Material ... give me a break!
eplafan - I've never liked Hillary Clinton, and lately I've come to dislike her name-calling, cultish followers even more. I find her untruthful and untrustworthy, and generally speaking, I don't like her policies domestic or foreign.
HAGATNA, Guam - Barack Obama was leading Hillary Rodham Clinton in presidential caucuses on Guam, which has assumed unexpected importance in a historic Democratic race in which every delegate matters.
With 15 out of 21 districts reporting, Obama was ahead with 1,393 votes to 1,222 for those pledged to Hillary Rodham Clinton.
I don't think he's a Muslim. He gets caught in something (e.g.,JW and his clinging statement) and then the lying starts and he just keep changing things in an effort to weasel his way out.
I can believe him because of his activities in the Senate, by the things he's voted for and voted against so far. I can't believe her because her actions/votes do not indicate that she's a person who keeps her word. I also believe it's her campaign that has caused the mis-focus from things that matter to who's your or relation friend? what's that on your lapel or not? Blue smoke and mirrors, old 527, swift boat, Karl Rove politics. So I go with you will know them by their fruits.
Sorry, Hillary, but if you are cheated out of the nominee, based on a process that discounts the votes of FL & MI, you better believe, me and my family of 14 Registered Democrats will switch parties and vote JOHN McCAIN!!! I cannot and do not trust Barack Obama, He has way too many shady connections.
Why would you actually switch parties? Would you actually throw away every political belief you have [health care, economy, war, etc] and join the other party if Hillary supports Obama? That's just odd. And how would she be 'cheated'? Even with FL and MI Obama still leads in pledge delegate counts. BTW FL and MI will be seated at the convention and the delegates CAN vote the way they want. Let them decide.
Once again Obama thumbs his nose at successful Republican voters and even treaded close to racism when he said the 'status quo is not just Republicans'. LOL... as if a Harvard lawyer and millionaire does not represent the 'status quo'.
I can not stand Hillary Clinton...but I will hold my nose and vote for her if she is the nominee...because same old democratic party politics as usual sure beats same old republican politics as usual.
Since taking office in 2001, Clinton has delivered $500 million worth of earmarks that have specifically benefited 59 corporations. About 64% of those corporations provided funds to her campaigns through donations made by employees, executives, board members or lobbyists, a review by the Los Angeles Times shows.
Well, how can you believe him when he clearly lied about Reverend Wright? Wright told the truth about Obama and that is why Obama got mad. Do not trust ANY POLITICIAN. If you hate the war and think we need to pay higher taxes to help struggling Americans, vote Democrat. If you believe the war in Iraq is actually the war on terror and that raising taxes is, as always, a bad thing, go Republican.
And what does Obama do to our republic? With his Anti-American views that he has had with his pastor for 20 years? I guess that is ok, cause he is the all mighty Obama!?
There is NO chance in HELL that Hellary will win the nomination. She knows that she can't, she's trying to DESTROY Obama so she can run against McCain in 2012.Hellary's legacy has gone straight down the toilet right along side her campaign!!! Why do you think she loses her top supporters and advisers one right after the other? She's a VILE & DISGUSTING candidate and she and her obnoxious husband deserve to be behind bars for the MURDER of Vince Foster!!!!!!!!!
quit wasting your time! this election is not going to change things republicans are evil...but democrats are wolves in sheeps clothing and just as evil...this all part of the NEW WORLD ORDER! VOTE AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT (who ever you vote for the government still gets in!)
nickygimlet 3 years ago
I agree!!!!!!!! Its all a show and the general population is being sucked right into it.
DC180 3 years ago
This independent - Clinton supporter - is feeling more and more republican as the media declares and appoints Obama the nominee....I'll take the experienced patriot over the Chicago style corrupted newbie any day!
Besides - Obama campaign spokespeople have made it very clear that they do NOT need my middle class white vote - their "strong" coalition for November consists of blacks, youths, and the ellite --- so they don't need me to win....the "New" democratic party doesn't need or want my vote
luvnhugs 3 years ago
F5xxxvi 3 years ago
Oh my God, I can't believe the bullshit that comes out of this guys mouth. Bunch of hypocrites.
If it's up to me, neither one will ever step foot in the white House.
My vote goes to John McCain.
McCain 2008.
MeninaEsperta 3 years ago
Today, on Meet the Press, Obama basically said Hillary is another Bush. That's not going to unite her supporters around him if he's the nominee, and that's not going to unite his supporters around her if she's the nominee.
I remember Obama supporters and the far left freaking out when Hillary said she and McCain were qualified to be president and Obama has a speech. She has been vilified for that, and I can understand why, but what Obama did today is just as bad.
R0SEBUD789 3 years ago
Mr. Obama, look baby... no se pueda, caramba obama and your mama, go back to Chicago, yo south side, yo!! and let the experts deal with the issues. And I agree with muffin1959,if Hillary is not the candidate, if they ignore the will of the people and give the nomination to that rookie, I am so voting for john mccain, nobama baby, period !
patitofeo76 3 years ago
Personally I could care less about issues, I just wouldn't waste my vote on a black candidate, call me whatever you want to. Truth hurts but he is not going anywhere, people don't want a black president, it's unfortunate but it's real. He's just wasting Hillary's time. Obama needs to wait, the country is not ready yet, he is new and I respect black people but most people wouldn't vote for him in November.
Go Hillary !!!
patitofeo76 3 years ago
Spoken like a true neo-conservative Republican bigot you are. We know your not really a Hillary supporter...nice try.
ImAstraios 3 years ago
patitofeo76: Spoken like a true neo-conservative Republican bigot you are. We know your not really a Hillary supporter...nice try.
ImAstraios 3 years ago
If you really knew me you would know how absurd this remark really is, you can ask anyone that knows me that I LOVE BILL AND HILLARY BOTH! I have busted my ass trying to get Hillary elected, but sorry don't like NOBAMA at all! Which means I can not vote for him!
muffin1559 3 years ago
Go Dems!
mushroomhead777 3 years ago
Great! We need to unite the Democratic Party!
oldbaldy129 3 years ago
I agree with that 100%. It's just that McCain's positions are the opposite of BOTh of the dem candidates....so if your dem candidate doesn't win and you vote for McCain...then your abandoning everything you stand for because of bitterness....and that's sad. There is too much concentration on"the party" though, I feel you there.
little1laura 3 years ago
I do not agree with everything that my current pastor says or former pastors have said. Why is Senator Obama held accountable for Pastor Wright's words? You have to work out your own soul salvation...America really does need help...That's not Anti-American...It's truth! I love my country, but I don't like everything that's going on...I will say this...Seek ye first the kingdom of God.....God is truth even when we don't want to hear it.
specialteacha 3 years ago
Has Hillary's voice become deeper all of a sudden????
LongShotNine 3 years ago
It's not about the party, it's about the individual, and McCain is more honest than Hillary. Poor Obama's political career was destroyed by this woman and the only one who could stop her is John McCain, an honest man who has been a victim of dirty politics himself, and who has refrained himself from any dirty politics against Obama or Clinton.
McCain is my kind of candidate, so regardless of party association, what really matters is the character of the candidate.
McCain for President 2008
oldtownkid 3 years ago
I gotta be honest, if Hillary does not make it, I will more than not vote for McCain. See I am a democrat that would vote for who they think is best! Can you say that?
muffin1559 3 years ago
Get a life punk!
younggrumpy 3 years ago
I have one, what is your excuse?
muffin1559 3 years ago
Why would you think it's "best" to switch to a totally different ideology, rather than support Hillary's rival, whose position on most issues is very similar to hers?
toilettduckk 3 years ago
actually there ia a big difference in Obama and Clinton, she loves her country, he does not!
muffin1559 3 years ago
muffin1559: Do you really think that we can't tell when Republican neo-cons like you right messages and pretend to be Democrats. Nice try though...but we see right through you. Keep trying though, because it will be that much more painful for you when you lose....Hahahahah!
ImAstraios 3 years ago
May God strike me dead right now, I am a DEMOCRAT, voted on time in my life for a republican and that was last year! It was for personal reasons that I did. I will write in Hillary's name if she don't come out, the more I see McBush, the more I say we don't need another 4 years of this shit!
muffin1559 3 years ago 2
uffin1559: That's nice. And then when McCain wins and 3000 or more American solders are killed in Iraq and perhaps 10s of thousands of Iraqi civilians and thousand of Americans women and children die from lack of health insurance and global warming continues uncheck, you will be able to go to bed each night knowing you have directly contributed to these events and can bear the responsibility along with Bush and the neo-cons. Sleep tight.....
ImAstraios 3 years ago
We, as a country, would be in a much better place if America had more independent voters. Don't vote for whoever "your party's" candidate is, vote for the candidate you believe will be a more honest president, regardless of party affiliation.
Vote Independent, Vote John McCain 2008
oldtownkid 3 years ago
What r u talking about? UM....John McCain is NOT an independant. Maybe he used to be but he was so horney for the republican nomination, and now for the GOP to rally around him enough to elect him, that he has abandoned half of his principles and has become a reflection of George Bush. I used to be an independant and I liked McCain, but he has lost all of my respect for that crap
little1laura 3 years ago
What I'm trying to say is that we do not owe any loyalty to any party, so if your dem candidate doesn't make it you don't have to vote for the one who makes it, you could switch party and vote for McCain, because of his values as an individual politician, putting aside party affiliation.
McCain 2008
oldtownkid 3 years ago
You could, except for the fact that McCain's political views are very different from Hillary Clinton's. If you're switching from a moderately liberal Democrat to a war hawk Republican, just because you don't like Obama, it doesn't sound as if you have very strong convictions.
toilettduckk 3 years ago
My point exactly, I am not voting on the party I am voting for the person. Hillary is 1st then McCain! NOBAMA!
muffin1559 3 years ago
Then you're not voting on the issues----you're voting for the candidate whose personality is most pleasing to you.
BAD idea!
toilettduckk 3 years ago
Honesty alone isn't enough. Jimmy Carter was as honest as the day is long, but didn't make a very good president. If you don't consider the issues, and vote for the candidate who's likely to take the country in the direction it needs to go, we could end up with an honest fool in the White House.
That's why we have political parties---so people of similar views can work together to make a stronger political voice.
toilettduckk 3 years ago
Polls show one truth that nobody wants to talk about: Blacks have never had a problem voting for a white candidate and 75% of whites have a problem voting for Obama clearly because he is black, don't give me the experience or issues bs because that's just an excuse. Maybe blacks shouldn't vote in November because either candidate will be a white out of touch with blacks anyway.
oldtownkid 3 years ago
Wait, hillary and obama split the white vote while hillary has gotten just 10% of the black vote. so please explain to me whos being racist in this election?
OCrebel 3 years ago
C'mon now that's not fair. We have had ALL white presidents, while blacks were once labeled as 3/5 of a person in this country. OF COURSE they're going to vote for finally having a black president. That's hardly racism.
little1laura 3 years ago
AGREE 100%
mistymonee 3 years ago
People of MICHIGAN and FLORIDA, One question!
R u going to let Howard Dean, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reed stomp on ur right to vote???
All of you went to the polls and cast your vote only to have the demo party and obama's people kick u to the curve. I listened to several news people talk about the popular and delegate vote count. Bottom line is, If ur vote counted Hillary would have been the front runner for a lone time.
I guess this race is up to u now and what u do about the party!
jakesunrider01 3 years ago
test, one two three
jakesunrider01 3 years ago
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Speaking of math -- the Obama campaign rolls out another former DNC chairman's endorsement on Friday: Paul Kirk, a superdelegate who led the party from 1985-1989, is coming out for Obama -- a day after Andrew's switch, an Obama campaign official tells The Note. (And don't count on that being it for the day, as the dribble continues.)
HELLARY ROTTEN CLINturd - PULL OUT of the race and quit destroying the Democratics with your selfish and arrogant delusions that you will win!!You COW!!!!!!!!
chuckinla 3 years ago
Thanks for this.
Yes, Obama and Clinton can unite to help each other win the election in November.
It's some of their followers who still don't get it yet.
But they will.
rashomon66 3 years ago 3
Take our country back.... bullshit.. we already have, it til she lets the mexicans have it!!!!!!
Obama is just as bad
kizzitt 3 years ago
C'mon, like McCain didn't have anything to do with Bush's amnesty efforts. Let's be honest here. By the way, McCain is the best candidate but when it comes to immigration they all 3 are just the same.
McCain 08
oldtownkid 3 years ago
Obama is the first candidate Dems have ever had to be so associated with criminals and anti-America characters.
After the GOP wraps McCain in the American flag - Obama will be crushed.
Go Hillary!
JoseyJJJ 3 years ago
I'm so happy and excited about this!!! I don't know why not more people feel the same way. I would be happy to see either one of them as our next president.
HITWgang 3 years ago
I'll never vote for Clinton, but I will vote for Obama. It's not like I would have voted for Clinton anyway. Her "solutions" are more laws, more laws, still more laws, and then spend, spend, spend. People think Obama will be a big spender too, but if you really listen to what he's saying, that's not the case.
McCain's answer is also more spending, just in a different way, so he's out. If Hillary Clinton gets the Democratic nomination, I'll vote for Ron Paul.
mutatron 3 years ago
MUTATRON - You're clearly a moronic nutjob if you would vote for Obama over Clinton. The more we find out about him, the more people seems to say "NO THANKS". We know all about her ... she loves her country. The only stuff we know about him are about his underhanded connections and associates ... racists, crooks, etc. His wife is HARDLY First Lady Material ... give me a break!
eplafan 3 years ago
eplafan - I've never liked Hillary Clinton, and lately I've come to dislike her name-calling, cultish followers even more. I find her untruthful and untrustworthy, and generally speaking, I don't like her policies domestic or foreign.
mutatron 3 years ago
Sen. Clinton---Please, Please don't do this!!
Remember New Hampshire....
I don't want to break w/ you but I will NEVER vote for obama.
AmndaK 3 years ago
Yes we already know that, so stop repeating yourself.
You can take your vote and put it in a place where the sun doesn't shine, for all I care.
raaf123 3 years ago
this is the spirit we have to get into! :)
Watch my music video, "Clinton & Obama"!
JerbyVids 3 years ago
Thank you again....for another deeply contemplative and audaciously hopeful comment.
It just makes me want to jump on your band-wagon......I will NEVER vote obama,girl!
AmndaK 3 years ago
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HAGATNA, Guam - Barack Obama was leading Hillary Rodham Clinton in presidential caucuses on Guam, which has assumed unexpected importance in a historic Democratic race in which every delegate matters.
With 15 out of 21 districts reporting, Obama was ahead with 1,393 votes to 1,222 for those pledged to Hillary Rodham Clinton.
The MONSTER WITCH is losing another one!!!
O B A M A 08!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
chuckinla 3 years ago
Thank you for the insightful advice but I repeat.....I will NEVER vote for obama!
AmndaK 3 years ago
Then I hope you're looking forward to the repeal of Roe v.s. Wade by President McCain. It's gonna be a coat hanger in a back alley for you, girl!.
IncredibleGoliath 3 years ago
You guys are insane.
Obama and Hillary are starting to talk unity because they're smarter than all of you.
Big picture folks.
Put up or shut up.
petecellar 3 years ago 2
Yeah, but you don't speak for me. I WILL NEVER VOTE FOR OBAMA - I JUST DON'T TRUST HIM.
jazzzie82 3 years ago
Why? Don't tell me you think he's a Muslim or any one of those many smears against him. Once again, why?
mmm413 3 years ago
I don't think he's a Muslim. He gets caught in something (e.g.,JW and his clinging statement) and then the lying starts and he just keep changing things in an effort to weasel his way out.
jazzzie82 3 years ago
Obama's people aren't cheering very loud for her.
Hillary's supporters seemed a lot less RUDE.
cougargrad 3 years ago 4
the clintons need to put they daughter chelse in a zoo i aint never seen nuttin that ugly in my life ......ughhhhhhh
newport5042005 3 years ago
Sen. Clinton-please don't do this!!!!
"Are elections just a game"? ala New Hampshrire.........
I will NEVER vote for obama......
AmndaK 3 years ago 3
Don't you find Wright's timing the least bit suspicious? Don't you recognize when you're being manipulated?
brghtsd1 3 years ago
I can believe him because of his activities in the Senate, by the things he's voted for and voted against so far. I can't believe her because her actions/votes do not indicate that she's a person who keeps her word. I also believe it's her campaign that has caused the mis-focus from things that matter to who's your or relation friend? what's that on your lapel or not? Blue smoke and mirrors, old 527, swift boat, Karl Rove politics. So I go with you will know them by their fruits.
brghtsd1 3 years ago
Sorry, Hillary, but if you are cheated out of the nominee, based on a process that discounts the votes of FL & MI, you better believe, me and my family of 14 Registered Democrats will switch parties and vote JOHN McCAIN!!! I cannot and do not trust Barack Obama, He has way too many shady connections.
Readb4uvote 3 years ago
Why would you actually switch parties? Would you actually throw away every political belief you have [health care, economy, war, etc] and join the other party if Hillary supports Obama? That's just odd. And how would she be 'cheated'? Even with FL and MI Obama still leads in pledge delegate counts. BTW FL and MI will be seated at the convention and the delegates CAN vote the way they want. Let them decide.
rashomon66 3 years ago
Once again Obama thumbs his nose at successful Republican voters and even treaded close to racism when he said the 'status quo is not just Republicans'. LOL... as if a Harvard lawyer and millionaire does not represent the 'status quo'.
itzjoeymac 3 years ago
I can not stand Hillary Clinton...but I will hold my nose and vote for her if she is the nominee...because same old democratic party politics as usual sure beats same old republican politics as usual.
OBAMA 08
rbhanson40 3 years ago
Since taking office in 2001, Clinton has delivered $500 million worth of earmarks that have specifically benefited 59 corporations. About 64% of those corporations provided funds to her campaigns through donations made by employees, executives, board members or lobbyists, a review by the Los Angeles Times shows.
Politactic 3 years ago
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I don´t trust Obama!
ponlur 3 years ago
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the obama supporters are so fucking rude. they booed her during the speech and chanted Obama
darksideofthenation 3 years ago
I just wonder if we can believe her.
brghtsd1 3 years ago 3
Well, how can you believe him when he clearly lied about Reverend Wright? Wright told the truth about Obama and that is why Obama got mad. Do not trust ANY POLITICIAN. If you hate the war and think we need to pay higher taxes to help struggling Americans, vote Democrat. If you believe the war in Iraq is actually the war on terror and that raising taxes is, as always, a bad thing, go Republican.
itzjoeymac 3 years ago
Does any one have the full video of Hillary's speech in this event?
kkvh4026 3 years ago 2
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If Obama wins, I will vote for Hillary, write her name in, we need NOBAMA!
muffin1559 3 years ago
Awesome! It's people like you that dilute our republic
helldamnguy 3 years ago 3
And what does Obama do to our republic? With his Anti-American views that he has had with his pastor for 20 years? I guess that is ok, cause he is the all mighty Obama!?
muffin1559 3 years ago
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.....just so you know.
There is NO chance in HELL that Hellary will win the nomination. She knows that she can't, she's trying to DESTROY Obama so she can run against McCain in 2012.Hellary's legacy has gone straight down the toilet right along side her campaign!!! Why do you think she loses her top supporters and advisers one right after the other? She's a VILE & DISGUSTING candidate and she and her obnoxious husband deserve to be behind bars for the MURDER of Vince Foster!!!!!!!!!
chuckinla 3 years ago