Comments on: Hillary Clinton Supporters Ask: ‘How’d She Lose to This Guy?’

By: mrt721

mrt721 — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 21:05:50 +0000

How?
3 words.
Patti Solis Doyle.
One of the talking heads on MSNBC or CNN
(I was switching back and forth) said
Obama hired her because he had worked
with her family in his early days in Chicago.
I thought, “Hmmmmm”.
Can you say deliberate sabatoge?

By: Mark in NC

Mark in NC — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 14:19:48 +0000

My decision to vote for McCain has nothing to do with Hillary losing the primary. I voted for Hillary because she is the strongest and most intelligent candidate, my second choice would be McCain. For the first time in my life I see the Democrat party for what they really are. I’ve voted in seven presidential elections, all for Democrats, and always thought they were the most honest and less corrupt party. However, after seeing how the Washington Democratic insiders pulled together to support their candidate of choice sure reminds me of the Bush Administration’s same tactics. I see it as how one party can control the presidency by having a puppet in the oval office to push their personal agenda and the hell with what the people want. The Bush Administration (in my opinion) is the worst of the worst at control and corruption and the strings were being pulled by Dick Cheney and his gang of thugs. Bush is nothing more than a puppet just like the Washington Democrat insiders want their own puppet to do the same. When I saw Senators endorse and give Obama their superdeligate vote going against how their state voted it sure looked suspicious to me. I saw Congress members doing the exact same thing going against how their District voted. These thugs are out for their own agenda and don’t give a diddle squat what their constituents wanted. They come across as so corrupt and greedy they actually think their constituents will continue voting for them regardless. I wouldn’t vote for a single one of them. They totally ignored the people that employed them. We are not all as stupid as they seem to think, they seem to think they can treat their constituents any way they choose and we will follow like a heard of cows at milking time. I do not want another gang of control freaks in Washington. This country is too important to me and facing too many challenges to allow another gang of thugs to take over. Thugs is exactly how the Democrats acted with their superdelegate crap. Their breaking the rules junk levied on Florida and Michigan was beyond ridiculous. The almighty DNC should never have allowed this to get as far as it did. They made their RULES more important than winning an election, seems like breaking the RULES hurt these idiots ego so much someone had to be punished. The voters in Florida and Michigan are the ones that were punished. I just don’t want these people to control our country. Regardless of what Democrats say about McCain being another Bush , he is not and never has been. He has voted more times against the Bush pushed Bills than for them. He seems to vote his own conscious more than any Democrat or Republican. Neither McCain or Clinton can be controlled by either party that is why Washington insiders hate both of them. Huckabee was the only other candidate that was his own person but, unfortunately, I would never vote for him because of his religious agenda. I do like the man though. I’m no longer a loyal Democrat as I once was. Too bad it took me so many years to see through this once great party. I can see what happens when ego greedy corrupt politicians get in Washington for life, they forget why they are there. They form a giant cesspool that needs cleaning and I’d start with the Democrats by eliminating their corrupt caucuses and superdelegates.

By: jj

jj — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 23:08:32 +0000

Taylor, one of the reasons I went to Obama was how embarrassed I was at the VITROL that was spewed from YOU and your loyal lemmings on your website. Have you actually read Obama’s books? Do you know anything about this guy? Do you know anything about the Clintons on the other hand? Hillary and Bill’s racial comments, all the tawdry stuff they did during their white House years, including the pardons and the horrid way they acted during the impeachment, and then Hillary refusing to concede and there you were CHEERING her on. It was one of the most pathetic things I can remember. As a woman, I was so damn embarrassed that she was unable to stand tall and act in a dignified fashion. Who else would have screamed “What does Hillary Want” when they had already lost? Who else would have had the audacity to infer she was hanging around in case Obama got shot? And almost worst of all, who in the world after all she put this guy through, would have had the NERVE and AUDACITY to let Obama know that she would be his V.P. My GOD, you should be so damn embarrassed. You behaved like a child, and you had your heinous female followers spewing the most vile stuff imaginable and yet, you encouraged it.

Really, Taylor, you are a disaster. So was Hillary, and I guess you saw a fellow second rate has been, and just had to jump on her train.

YOu and Hillary both owe Obama a serious apology, and you might want to include all the rest of us Democrats who found your vile website just to obscene to comprehend. I hear FOX is hiring.

By: always right

always right — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 18:45:11 +0000

Totally a moot point, either side, after reading through the comments.

Come this November, Dems will just drudge up more dead people!

By: Mandy

Mandy — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:45:20 +0000

Left out a few things, didn’t you? What if Hillary had conducted a thought-through prepared campaign? What if she had presented some compelling reasons to vote for her? What if she were not a hyprocritical, opportunistic, mendacious neurotic? Or simply: what is she were NOT Hillary Clinton?

By: Dave II

Dave II — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 17:59:55 +0000

For the “undecided” or “none of the above” Hillary supporters in this election, I link the following column, “What Hillary Really Wants”.

Read it! (The author made the same point I did but much much better.) Read “between the lines” of Hillary’s speech. Notice what she says, and more importantly DOESN’T say. It’s a true EYE-OPENER:

http://savagepolitics.com/?p=652

By: MKN

MKN — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 14:10:20 +0000

Hillary supporters, if you want to convince this voter to support her, I’d like one question answered: Why does she have Sandy Berger on her staff as an adviser, the guy who stole National Archives documents and stuffed them down his pants (and still hasn’t given them back)?

This is just one of many things the Republicans will throw at her in a general election. Too many others spring to mind too quickly: Travelgate, Filegate, shady Rose Law Firm dealings, health-care fiasco, and more. And mind you, these are on HER plate, not Bill’s.

P.S. I’m a “none of the above” supporter, this election.

By: phoenix

phoenix — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 02:26:06 +0000

“black and blue” outfit? Where have you been? The outfit was her famous chocolate and teal colors. Black and Blue my ass.

By: CAROL

CAROL — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 00:20:46 +0000

ditto:

Hmmm…ya sure of that now, are ya???

The political anger out there is palpable. All across the internet women are speaking out…I certainly don’t have to go very far AT ALL to “find it”. Here’s just a few examples I tripped over:

“Fortunately, among American voters, there are tens of millions of us who will always put Country first and Political Party (a distant) second. While we would vote for either Hillary (the American Fighter) or McCain (the American Hero), we would never vote for Obama (the Stealth Candidate).”

“The media is totally out of touch with reality. Life long Democrat here who will absolutely be voting for McCain, and I have plenty of friends in NY who feel the same. Hoping for a 49 state blowout to blow Obama’s ego down to size.”

And finally, another Dem woman who says it best:

“I will be one of the millions of women that will cast my vote for McCain instead of Obama. I may be a democrat but first and foremost I am an American.

And don’t threaten me with Roe vs Wade, I am one of those women that think abortion is wrong yet I voted democratic anyway because I felt the candidate I was voting for had something in them that I could respect.

Not so with obama, I think he is a racist, he has questionable friends, a hate filled filled preacher and church, and a mean, hate filled wife with a chip on her shoulder the size of the Grand Canyon.

It is not my fault that the democratic party and moveon.org have overtaken the party. I think Charlton Heston said it best when he said, “I have not left the democratic party, the democratic party has left me”

Hmmm… “the democratic party has left me”

Next stop, Denver!

By: CAROL

CAROL — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 00:17:22 +0000

NO THEY DO NOT; THEY NO HOW SHE LOST, BY MUNIPULATION BY SOME DEMS, SUPERDELEGATES AND ESPECIALLY THE MEDIA….

YES WE ARE WOMEN, BUT WE ARE NOT STUPID////////