Video Log #003 ("Lonnie's Right")

I just watched Lonnie's newest video regarding Senator Clinton. He's the host of the ConservativeVoiceUSA channel. Now, he's a good friend of mine, a great conservative, and have to say that he is absolutely right.

Okay people, now, I never thought I would be defending Hillary Clinton, but what's been going on to her is just outrageous. Asking her to drop out? Most other primary races have gone far past this date.

I don't agree with Senator Clinton on many issues, and I probably never will, but this transcends politics. How she has been treated by the Democrat elite, by media outlets like MSNBC, and by her own party has been disgusting.
She fairs far better than Senator Obama in the General Election, she's has more political support, and has won all of the swing states. Obama hasn't been able to win any! She is just the stronger candidate. Point blank.

Now mind you, I want Barack Obama to win the Democrat nomination, because I feel he would be weaker against McCain, but I want the race to be fair. If Hillary is stronger, she deserves to win.

Cutting Florida's votes in half was completely out of line. Both candidates were on the ballot, and neither campaigned, it was a fair deal. I don't know about Michigan, perhaps a full re-vote there would be in order; but Michigan is my State, and it deserves 100% of its delegates—since when do we have half of a vote? Hillary Clinton has every right to stay in the race, and try to court super-delegates. Every right.

Now, as with Lonnie, I am proving the same information to my friends and subscribers. Lonnie has a much larger base, of course, but I want to do my part to help him. The info is to the right of my video.

The Democratic National Committee numbers are:

1-877-336-7200 and 202-863-8000

My god...I'm actually helping Hillary Clinton. The world has gotten weird very fast. God help us all.

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[jefeisdguard]

True! I am NOT a supporter of either DemocRATic candidate, but the votes from Michigan & Florida SHOULD BE COUNTED! Obama did NOT want to include himself in these primaries, so... he automatically forfeits any right to all delgate & popular votes!

THERE SHOULDN'T BE ANY sharing!

Obama doesn't deserve this!

Rush Limbaugh, with his Operation Chaos, proved to the American People that the Democrats, who're trying to perceive themselves as fair, are actually showing us their dark & devious side.

[ConservativeVoiceUSA]

Travis, I never thought I would ever be defending her either. But there are lines that should never be crossed. There is no room for racism of any kind. Thge attacks on Hillary are just plain wrond and should not be accepted by anyone. Thank you for your support. You have mine my friend.

[unett]

I know exactly how you feel. Before Obama ever entered the picture when nobody knew he even existed (how the hell did he get to the top so fast out of nowhere anyway?... Can you say 666? Anyway, I'm degressing) Well, before all of this happened, when Hillary running for president was just a thought, I was bracing myself for the upcoming battle. Now I strangely find myself siding with her against this abomination of a democratic race for the nomination. Obama is so bad he makes her look good.

[SeekerNLife]

The people in Michigan & Florida who took the time to vote in their primaries, are getting screwed.

It's not their fault that the party bosses violated the rules.

It is the party bosses who should be penalized.

Not the voters...and the candidates.

And I agree, TravisT...Obama would be the easier one for McCain to beat.

But Hillary is getting a raw deal.

And so are her supporters.

[MuddleThick]

Agreed. Hillery still can beat Obama. She just won big in Puerto Rico and the gap is not large at all. I never thought I'd be defending a Clinton either, it's like I've entered another dimension like the twilight zone.

[FarFromEquilibrium]

I agree, she is a stronger candidate yet I really dont have the inclination to gloat at the DNC's self sabotage either. I wanted a Mccain-Clinton general b/c I thought it would be about issues and be civil, about records and with respect that is proper to a US presidential campaign. I will vote McCain but I value integrity and respect over the Soros funded garbage that the Obama propaganda network has made its mainstay, all the while accusing her of what they themselves are doing far more.

[3swelldogs]

the electoral polls also show hillary as a much stronger candidate. she actually beat mccain on a regular basis. obama on the other hand has either stayed even or which is more often he is behind mccain.

[computerpurple]

Although im so NOT a fan of the clintons , i do agree the liberal press which usually brown nose the clintons have not been fair to the clintons. I still remember all the s*** the clintons and the liberal press dished out in the past , so i will not shed a crocodile tear for them.

[3swelldogs]

those democrats...they should have settled this long ago...they knew it would become an issue. I WILL say this though...I think the democratic superdelegates made up their mind on who they were going to vote for without really giving either candidate to campaign. hillary should run independant...she's probably end up beat both mccain and obama...YIKES!! McCain 2008