Message to Democrats Up & Down the Ballot

Message to the Democratic Base

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Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• puma
• no
• deal
• senator
• clinton
• president
• obama

[LJSNAustin]

I am sooooo impressed with your straightforward message. Thank you for telling it! Damn right it's time for many of these folks to step off their gravy trains!

[HRCin08]

Right On! Thanks for speaking out!

[bringthemalive]

Bush has done a great job & we need more war also out source more american jobs...We all can make a profit in tough times...There will be the have & the have not,I can live with that make profit ,profit,profit...I wish Bush could stay president!!!!

[ps911fan]

who ever you are, you just wated more time to say nothing. The problem is that your voice was not ignored, it LOST a fair election process. You need to stop at this time. If this was about issues or Hillary, we would all know that reasonable people would see that our two candidates are so close in issue so the intelligent thing would be to move ahead and try to win. Seeing that stupidity reins, we are not getting that so all of this energy is being wasted on hurting our chance to win in nov.

[FiredUpForChange]

Hopefully you'll be able to answer my questions because each time I have tried to have them answered at various PUMA sites I have been called a kool-aid drinking troll, a bot, and have been thrown off. I've listened to you. We care DEEEPLY about the same issues. We both want our country to go in the same direction. So instead of attacking the only party that stands with us in our fight for justice for all, why can't we work together to bring about the change we both desire?

[FiredUpForChange]

So I ask, truly, seriously, genuinely wanting to hear an answer and have a respectful debate. What do you want? What do you care about? You can tell me that I have drunk the kool-aid as many at PUMA sites have done but the truth is I stand for Barack Obama based on the ISSUES, and only did so after a long, soul-searching debate within myself between the two tremendous candidates put forth by the Democratic Party this primary season.

[FiredUpForChange]

That what you are advocating, i.e. replacing Obama with Clinton at the convention, would only form an group very similar to PUMA of Obama supporters who would refuse to vote for the candidate who was handed the election? You keep talking about blind party affiliation. It's not about the party. I don't care if you have an R or a D or an I next to your name. It's about the issues. Getting us out of Iraq. Getting ALL of our citizens health care. Thats what Obama AND Clinton stand for.

[FiredUpForChange]

I'm sorry, but not to be rude, but after listening to you for 6 minutes, I am really not sure what you even want. You state the issues that are important for you - jobs, universal health care, and yet threaten to vote for a candidate who stands for none of them. You keep talking about the voice of the people, ignoring the 18 million Americans who voted for Senator Obama the same way you claim to be ignored. Does PUMA not realize that what you are advocating (CONT ABOVE)

[utoo73]

there MIGHT be a reason congress has a 9% approval rating! The more I watch what's happening in this country the more I think I'm watching "Atlas Shrugged" in real like. The Democratic party has now elected Wesley Mooch as their nominee and the Republicans are running Orin Boyle.

What a world, too late to recover from Peak Oil,too late to counter global warming and what does our elected leadership do,nothing that their monied lord & masters dictate.

It's over if Clinton isn't in this race

[timothyzaccheo]

keep on posting! you have great ideas and recommendations!

[ekowyrm]

Steal it for Queen Hillary! Our lords and masters in the DLC know best, they know what the people really want! It must be Clinton or McCain - whatever it takes to keep a conservative in the White House!

[SirKendall35]

Booooooo!