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Comment on Info by Scott Ferrarello

Scott Ferrarello — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 02:33:08 +0000

Keep squeeling , Obamatrons… but your boy can’t win p***ing on every single group he comes in contact with. Clinton didn’t concede because she knows his skelitons will finally “come home to roost” in Denver. Can’t wait to see the movie “Hype” The Obama Effect…. let’s see how long he takes defending that. Can’t wait to see what Chris Matthews feels running down his leg when backsliding Barry loses.
GO Hillary. Go McCain !

Comment on Voices by jennifer b

jennifer b — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 22:24:02 +0000

We didnt realize that there were as many others out there as there are. My entire family, husbands entire family are not voting for Obama nor Republican. We have decided to write in Hilary’s name as a way to protest. We can thank Cnn for handing the election to Obama and thank them for informing us about PUMA. We cant go to Washington or Denver but we are here.

Comment on Info by RealDemocrat

RealDemocrat — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 19:04:23 +0000

Bill,

I’m sure there are a lot of Repubs in Dems clothing behind this asinine campaign.

We held all the caucuses and primaries and Obama won fair and square.

He’s too mainstream for my tastes, but so was Bill Clinton.

When he voted for NAFTA, I voted for Nader-a real democrat.

McCain will ruin America by continuing Bush’s failed policies.

A vote for Clinton is a vote for McCain which is a vote against America.

Comment on PUMA Action: Revealing Disunity in Unity, NH by Loni

Loni — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 18:23:42 +0000

How can Obama be a racist when his mother, his main caretaker, was a white woman from Kansas. I have never heard Senator Obama say that he doesn’t love this country. Bill Clinton got donations from Rezko as well along with many democratic leaders. Rezko used to raise money for politicians in the democratiy party, not just Sen. Obama. If you were for Sen. Clinton and decide to vote for McCain you’re voting for someone whose ideologies are totally opposite from the Sen. Clinton’s. Hillary Clinton should have won the nomination easily. She had the name recognition, the donors, the years of public service, etc but guess what…she didn’t run her campaign efficiently in the beginning. It wasn’t until after Feb. when Sen Obama won 11 straight races that she decided to shake up her campaign staff and try a new strategy. By then it was too late to overcome the lead. No one stole the nomination from her but Sean Penn, Patti Solis Doyle, etc.

Comment on Kool-Aid Running Low, Some Obama Supporters Saying No Deal by LEE

LEE — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 16:37:13 +0000

Obama supporters still don’t get it. Insulting remarks, constant accusations of racism, and statements like ‘just get over it’, simply antagonize those of us who voted for Clinton. It’s the same tactics you over zealous Obama supporters used from day one. I also think Obama was selected, rather than elected, and the bias media has acted shamefully. I also don’t think Obama is qualified to be President, and like millions of other Clinton supporters, I will not vote for Obama.

Comment on Info by Bill Batten

Bill Batten — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 16:12:30 +0000

For what it’s worth, I would just like to remind everyone here that the PUMA PAC, with it’s tag line “Party Unity My ass!” was started by a woman who is a life-long republican. So, the “party unity” thing is a distortion at best and at worst, a cheap, mendacious scam.

Your response to Coleen, who pleads that we don’t vote for McCain because she wants her son to come home, is enlightening. You say “Congress could bring them home.” This is intellectual dishonesty in the extreme. Obama pledges to bring them home. McCain is one of those guys who thinks that if we had just tried a little harder we could have “won” the war in Viet Nam, a position rejected by over 90% of historians. This is just another way of saying that 58,000 dead Americans and 1.5 million dead southeast Asians were not enough for McCain. So, it’s not hard to understand how McCain and his followers would not be sensitive to Coleen’s plea.

Comment on PUMA Action: Revealing Disunity in Unity, NH by Colleen

Colleen — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 15:46:14 +0000

If you call yourselves true democrats then you will not vote for McCain. The more supporters he has, the more votes he receives, the more chance you all stand to succumb to living in the same state we are in right now. The only reason why any of you think that the DNC swayed the voting is because you listen to the media. Stop listening to the media and form your own opinions. So, your candidate didn’t win the primaries. Look at Obama’s stance on issues and the already positive effect he’s having on voters! Get with it!

Comment on Menstruation is Murder: Bush Seeks to Redefine Abortion, Hillary Fights, Obama M.I.A. by Help Hillary Protect Women’s Health « DONE (Democrats Over Nominating Elitists)

Tue, 22 Jul 2008 21:37:12 +0000

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Comment on DNC “Leaders” Demand Unconditional, Unquestioning Support of Obama by Fowler’s Foul Note Contradicts February Remarks « DONE (Democrats Over Nominating Elitists)

Mon, 21 Jul 2008 22:29:31 +0000

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Comment on Info by Ronda Clough

Ronda Clough — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 21:47:36 +0000

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J18LNP2IseE