4 Responses to “Hillary Clinton supporters still trying to derail Obama nomination”

1. Paul V on August 20th, 2008 10:28 am

   Obama will Never get all of Hillary Voters, He will only get only 25% to 1/3 of Hillary Voter,

   Obama will not even get half of Hillary Voter
   By Paul Valenzuela - Aug 20th, 2008 at 3:51 am EDT

   It saddens me all my life as a democrat, it going to be the first time ever I am going to have to Vote Republican,I did vote for Hillary,

   We all know Obama is not going to cut it as President of the united states.

   He has to many problems, Rezkl the slum lord, Rev wright, Micheal Obama,

   One of the His own campaign guy who was looking for the His VP ,, who was caught up in

   Country Wide Loan scandale and Then resigned, Obama is not a Rock star, but he is a Elitise

   He a full flip floper, back and fouth,, on every issue there is,, and yet so many are voting for him

   Obama Never won a debate, not one, The Media Baby him, He has No agenda and took and adopted all Hillary agenda even Cnn has reported how he adapted all of Hillary Health care and other issues,

   Why does Obama never took deal with hard question and when he is really given, a hard question.

   All Barack Obama does is Stammer like a stuttering fool, He can not deal with hard question.

   Now the Obama Camp are blamming the Reverand for the questions in southen california.

   At the lake forest california town meeting,

   This is so typical of the Obama Camp, just like how how he screwed all the other to get in office,

   The man is an empty suit, He a crook, I am a registered Democrat, who only voted for Democrat until now, So many democrat are not going to vote at all for barack Obama, there going to vote at all, I do not believe in throwing my vote away, so like many other Democrats, I am going to vote for McCain, I do believe who would be better,

   I wish barack Luck he going to need it , like

   this blog,, a copy being sent out everywhere,

   Soon as the Obama camp sees this blog the will remove it like so many others,

   You think the Mob, where bad, the Obama camp are so much worst,

   I can not wait to see Obama screw up on the debates ,, he going to blame everyone for a bad debate because he a stuttering fool.

2. Kathleen on August 21st, 2008 9:22 am

   It is a sad day to think that someone like Obama may soon be running our country. I am a Democrat but I cannot and will not vote for Obama for our next President. It should be Hillary Clinton as the nominee……hands down….. and if Obama does not choose her for a running mate I predict that he will not be voted in as our next President. We need someone strong, educated, and all knowing like Hillary to be running our country……she will get things done in a timely manner for the good of all of the citizens in the United States……..Obama…….not gonna’ happen…….in my opinion he is truly elitist and he may be educated but he is in no way to be President of our country.

3. jack on August 22nd, 2008 7:20 pm

   This has been the plan since the last night of the campaign when Obama surpast the number of delegates needed for the nomination and Hillary came up short by more than 150 delegates. Everyone knew it was not over when the following morning on national TV, Terry McAuliffe introduced her as the next President of the United States. Less than 12 hours before Obama had been declared the winner by the DNC. The Clinton campaign said all along “we will take this to the floor of the convention.”

   We were given a glimps of how low they would go with the DNC committee’s rule on the Fla. and Mich. delegates. Now we will be given an encore performance by the spoiled brats and loosers in the Democratic party. Her surrogates are giving her plenty of cover politically, deniability of instagation to protester control. Really, are 40 people on her “Whip team” carring signs for Obama going to attract more media coverage than the hoped for hundreds of Puma’s.

   Now we have to watch Hillary try and take back what she has believed was hers all along. The nomination. In an interview before the Iowa primary Dr. Dean said, “one person will have 49% of the votes and one person will have 51% vote” and the loosers will find that hard to accept. Hillary still has not accepted her defeat. Next week we will have to watch an armed robbery take place on the convention floor as the Clinton mafia try to steal what they could not win.

   The first name that will be placed into nomination will be Barrack Obama, the party’s “offical” nominee. Then some dim witted “loyalist” will place her name in nomination. The only way she can recover any sliver of respect is to at the moment her name is placed in nomination, take the podium, thank the crowd and ask that her name be removed before voting on the names placed into nomination, free her delegates and ask that all of them vote for Barrack . This way the Clinton faction gets over itself and on the first ballot Barrack is elected as the Democratic nominee for President. This will show everyone that we have united and no longer have a riff in the party.

   Otherwise, it’s McCain.

   Funny thing is….what if McCain picks Jeb (former Fla. Gov.) Bush as his VP? Sounds like someone is thinking “GOP controls the White House” for 12 years.

4. Shelby on August 22nd, 2008 10:02 pm

   I have voted for Democratic President since 1988! NOT this time. McCain is getting my vote. Obama is a sham. The Democrats disrespected the most loyal of Democrats by shunning Hillary Clinton…they will see that they can not push the voters around come Nov. He-he.

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