Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Campaign 2008

Clinton's Women Supporters Angry and Sad as Campaign Comes Closer to an End

Supporters think Clinton should stay in the race until June 3, or beyond

Posted May 15, 2008

Reader Comments

A pro-obama biased media is proclaiming "as campaign comes closer to an end."

The primaries have not ended, FL and MI haven't been resolved, and the superdelegates have not selected the best qualified candidate at the end of the primaries using their independent judgement if none of the candidates get 2,210 delegates. Until the superdelegates makes this decision there is no "campaign comes closer to an end" for Sen. Clinton.

The pro-Obama biased media have interfered in, undermined, and subverted the Democratic presidential nomination process. The pro-Obama biased media continues to sabotage Sen. Clinton's campaign with impunity. This is media tyranny that is our democracy's worse enemy.

Hillary should run as an independent candidate

Hillary should run as an independent candidate.

Hillary for President

I am voting for Hillary. if teh DNC ignores my choice - I will change parties.

Hillary

Hillary supporters (like myself), should be proud. She is a trail blazer, much more than Geraldine Ferraro ever was. Our main goal it to get a Democrat in office whomever he or she may be!

No sabotage, only sour grapes.

crat3, your comments in this blog and elsewhere are divisive and uninformed. I give my full respects to Hillary, but really, we all knew that *someone* had to win the nomination going in. She fought a good fight, but rest assured there is no "conspiracy" to discredit her. Her campaign strategy was a failure and did not capture the conventional thinking of today's Democratic voter. End of story.

Obama will ruin this country

Not only will we never vote Obama, but we will campaign strenuously for McCain or an Independent candidate.

Clinton must run on the Independent ticket [ NOT VP]

Otherwise, say hello to Pres. McCain

No sabotage, only sour grapes.

crat3, your comments in this blog and elsewhere are divisive and uninformed. I give my full respects to Hillary, but really, we all knew that *someone* had to win the nomination going in. She fought a good fight, but rest assured there is no "conspiracy" to discredit her. Her campaign strategy was a failure and did not capture the conventional thinking of today's Democratic voter. End of story.

don't quit, Hillary

Not now. Not till the end.

I am appalled by the sexism in America. As a naturalized immigrant, I am disappointed that what I considered the most forward nation is so much behind when it comes to backing it's women. I am also disappointed at how irresponsible and unfair the media has been in this whole matter.

India and Pakistan had no problem voting for a woman when they saw her as more qualified. Had this been any other country, this woman would have received much more respect. But not America. Why? That is a question everyone must ask themselves. Why did they buy into all the negative publicity by the press for this lady and not look at her qualifications? Why are there so many images of her as a dictator of a bitch or even a prostitute (and none of Obama or McCain?!) when this is the former first lady and twice senator we are talking about?

Shame on you, America. And thank you, Hillary, for not quitting and inspiring me everyday with your strength and integrity. Its what I would like to see in a President. Its also what I haven't seen in a President in a long time.

I truly feel you represent me as a woman and minority and for that I support you.

My thoughts

I'm a man who is supporting Obama. There are plenty of strong women I would vote for for president like Nancy Pelosi. I wouldn't vote for Hillary because I believe she is dishonest and all about herself. I wouldn't vote for Bill for the same reason. I'm sure there is misogyny in America just like there is racism. However, many of you are just as guilty of misandry. Stop being so extreme, there are a lot of us out here who are concerned about many imporant issues, not just a single issue like the sex of the next president....

Obama VS Hillary

I refuse to vote for someone who calls females he doesn't know "sweetie". Give me a break, this guy thinks he is ready to be president when he can't even address a person appropriately and with respect?

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