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GrenadeJumper85		#6881	[-]
Posts: 5684 (08/26/08 9:44 PM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I will give her credit, that one line in her speech was perfect! Were you just voting for her because she was a woman, or were you voting for her because of the issues?! All those old bitter bats out there should listen.
swim4life227		#6882	[-]
Posts: 4654 (08/26/08 9:46 PM) OMEDETO, CATHY!! More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	GrenadeJumper85 wrote: I will give her credit, that one line in her speech was perfect! Were you just voting for her because she was a woman, or were you voting for her because of the issues?! All those old bitter bats out there should listen. It cuts both ways. There were actually more people voting for him because he was black than people voting her because she was a woman. He had as high as 90% of the african American vote in some states, she usually had about 2/3 of women vote for her.
Gregoire		#6883	[-]
Posts: 28790 (08/26/08 9:47 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I'm so happy to know that a diehard Hillarite feels vindicated in his support of possibly the most vain twunt ever to schmooze her way through all the special interest groups (including you 'mos) into a major political campaign. Until a republican even SAYS the word 'gay' and 'homosexual' in a way that's not accompanied with a sneer, then I don't think any of what you have said is neccessarily a bad thing for me. And just so you know, I was called sexist earlier today for criticizing Hillary, so I guess I just can't win for trying to be rational. It cuts both ways. There were actually more people voting for him because he was black than people voting her because she was a woman. That's true, but he didn't LOSE so he doesnt have to sell another candidate to that automatic base. Ultimately its about the larger picture, and she made a convincing case that you would have to be a truly jaded, bitter twat to jump parties and vote for a man not for women's right and Democratic issues. Last Edited By: Gregoire 08/26/08 9:50 PM. Edited 1 times.
memyselfandi		#6884	[-]
Posts: 15668 (08/26/08 9:47 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	GoodNeighborgirl wrote: GrenadeJumper85 wrote: That woman was absolutely insane. Give her time to get over it all and she'll vote Obama. She's a hardcore Democrat, Hillary will personally talk with her, she'll come around. Are you talking about the black woman on CNN? Seriously she must be IN LOVE with Hillary Clinton. It's amazing how much people talk about Obama supporters drinking kool-aid and caught up in a cult of personality when there seems to be a number of Hillary supporters like her that can't even process what Hillary tells them about how their lives will get worse if they don't vote for Obama like she wants them to. And as a Hillary hater, I must fess up that I thought Hillary did a great job. Too bad Bill didn't drop dead a couple weeks ago so she had a chance of being selected as veep.
Strange Flute		#6885	[-]
Posts: 3027 (08/26/08 9:49 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Whereas Hillary can float to the nomination in 2012 by guilt triping everyone into voting for her for making a mistake the last election <3. Hillary will never be president. Ever. Hillary became a Senator to become President. 7 years down the tubes. She accomplished no significant legislation in the Senate. She doesn't leave a mark on history except her obnoxious, sociopathic personality. She will be forever known as DIVISIVE.
sadllama		#6886	[-]
Posts: 2495 (08/26/08 9:51 PM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Why are Hillary supporters such delusional sore losers?
Gregoire		#6887	[-]
Posts: 28791 (08/26/08 9:51 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Hillary has already gone down in history. She may settle for eventually never wanting to be president. Frankly, she's gotten the juice out of this whole primary cycle. Would you want to clean up Dubya's awful mess?
meatball77		#6888	[-]
Posts: 8597 (08/26/08 9:52 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Hillary can have a far more powerful job in the Obama administration than a VP would be if she wants it.
Gregoire		#6889	[-]
Posts: 28793 (08/26/08 9:56 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	meatball, I think you cracked the code. Hillary's totally on Obama's cabinet in some capacity. I wouldnt be surprised if there was already a deal in place and Hillary needs to go sell it to her supporters. By the way, is Chris Matthews on drugs or something?
memyselfandi		#6890	[-]
Posts: 15669 (08/26/08 9:58 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	swim4life227 wrote: Strange Flute wrote: swim4life227 wrote: Obama wasn't even a US Senator then. It's easy for him on the sidelines to speak out against it. He didn't even have a fucking vote in the matter. So with all her "experience" and intelligence she still made the wrong choice, and she didn't regret it but tried to defend it, but failed, and now she's history and Obama isn't. To my knowledge she's still a US Senator and also I don't believe Obama is the president yet either. He'll become more irrelevant if he loses because there is no way he'll be the nominee again if he loses. Whereas Hillary can float to the nomination in 2012 by guilt tripping everyone into voting for her for making a mistake the last election <3. You are a fucking moron. <3 Did you forget she was supposed to be INEVITABLE this time and couldn't close the deal and you think she's going to float to the nomination in 2012? With this speech what happens is that after Ted Kennedy dies then Hillary will become the lioness of the Senate and possibly Senate Majority Leader. She has an outside chance at becoming a Supreme Court appointment. But she will never, ever, ever be president of the United States.
HaroldBalzaccio		#6891	[-]
Posts: 6071 (08/26/08 9:59 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Gregoire wrote: I'm so happy to know that a diehard Hillarite feels vindicated in his support of possibly the most vain twunt ever to schmooze her way through all the special interest groups (including you 'mos) into a major political campaign. Until a republican even SAYS the word 'gay' and 'homosexual' in a way that's not accompanied with a sneer, then I don't think any of what you have said is neccessarily a bad thing for me. And just so you know, I was called sexist earlier today for criticizing Hillary, so I guess I just can't win for trying to be rational. That's fair, but I'm still surprised that you buy into her very carefully crafted personality cult at all. Hillary is willing to destroy her own party in order to gain power. There are so many better (by which I mean more electable) alternatives, but she's just batshit, and she uses all the special interest clout she can get her greedy little claws on. I just want the major parties to give me somebody I can vote for without feeling like I've chosen the least of many evils. Obama seems like a cool enough guy, but he's an empty suit with a bad tendency towards floppery. McCain is better than Dubya (but then so is merkyl) and knows his shit, but the insistence on the Pro Life thing and a refusal to admit that queers can be families just kinda bugs the fuck out of me.
swim4life227		#6892	[-]
Posts: 4655 (08/26/08 10:02 PM) OMEDETO, CATHY!! More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I love how everyone is bitching about the Hillary bitter supporters. Of course we are fucking bitter. Did you expect us to be singing Kum Ba Ya and wanting to hold hands with you Obamaniacs and dance around a fire together? No. I am absoultely bitter and I personally don't give a shit. You tards would have been just as bitter if the roles were reversed. Sad part is, you can't even admit it. ETA: I am also doing what Hillary wants. She said it herself. McCain brings a lifetime of experience to the white house, whereas Obama brings a speech he made in 2002 that was probably written for him. Nothing that she is being forced to say now can change my mind about it. Last Edited By: swim4life227 08/26/08 10:07 PM. Edited 1 times.
cg41386		#6893	[-]
Posts: 13976 (08/26/08 10:05 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	swim4life227 wrote: I love how everyone is bitching about the Hillary bitter supporters. Of course we are fucking bitter. Did you expect us to be singing Kum Ba Ya and wanting to hold hands with you Obamaniacs and dance around a fire together? No. I am absoultely bitter and I personally don't give a shit. You tards would have been just as bitter if the roles were reversed. Sad part is, you can't even admit it. ETA: I am also doing what Hillary wants. She said it herself. McCain brings a lifetime of experience to the white house, whereas Obama brings a speech he made in 2002 that he was probably written for him. Nothing that she is being forced to say now can change my mind about it. I certainly wouldn't have been bitter. Disappointed, but definitely not bitter. I would've voted for her had she won the nomination.
GrenadeJumper85		#6894	[-]
Posts: 5685 (08/26/08 10:07 PM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	swim4life227 wrote: I love how everyone is bitching about the Hillary bitter supporters. Of course we are fucking bitter. Did you expect us to be singing Kum Ba Ya and wanting to hold hands with you Obamaniacs and dance around a fire together? No. I am absoultely bitter and I personally don't give a shit. You tards would have been just as bitter if the roles were reversed. Sad part is, you can't even admit it. ETA: I am also doing what Hillary wants. She said it herself. McCain brings a lifetime of experience to the white house, whereas Obama brings a speech he made in 2002 that he was probably written for him. Nothing that she is being forced to say now can change my mind about it. Supporters like you are so retarded it's baffling.
Gregoire		#6895	[-]
Posts: 28795 (08/26/08 10:07 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	No, I have no sympathy for you. I was a Hillary supporter, voted her twice into a senatorial seat, voted her for president and was crestfallen to find her playing nasty politics and encouraging division in the Democratic party. That's why I signed on to Obama and understand there are greater issues involved here. Obama is not a perfect candidate but in the aggregate is a better overall candidate than Old Man Winter. Sometimes your team loses but at the end of the game you all shake hands. All you're doing is harboring a grudge for something that is only destructive and divisive. How anybody who believes in the spirit of Hillary Clinton's campaign could even entertain voting for McCain or even staying home is absurd and sad and frankly shows that you don't care for your country, but only for your ego.
swim4life227		#6896	[-]
Posts: 4656 (08/26/08 10:08 PM) OMEDETO, CATHY!! More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	cg41386 wrote: swim4life227 wrote: I love how everyone is bitching about the Hillary bitter supporters. Of course we are fucking bitter. Did you expect us to be singing Kum Ba Ya and wanting to hold hands with you Obamaniacs and dance around a fire together? No. I am absoultely bitter and I personally don't give a shit. You tards would have been just as bitter if the roles were reversed. Sad part is, you can't even admit it. ETA: I am also doing what Hillary wants. She said it herself. McCain brings a lifetime of experience to the white house, whereas Obama brings a speech he made in 2002 that he was probably written for him. Nothing that she is being forced to say now can change my mind about it. I certainly wouldn't have been bitter. Disappointed, but definitely not bitter. I would've voted for her had she won the nomination. See I said the same thing to myself back when it was still a race. I would have voted for Obama. However, when she got the shaft not once, but twice (the VP nod) there is no way I can support anyone who discredited 18 million people's votes.
sadllama		#6897	[-]
Posts: 2496 (08/26/08 10:09 PM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	swim4life227 wrote: I love how everyone is bitching about the Hillary bitter supporters. Of course we are fucking bitter. Did you expect us to be singing Kum Ba Ya and wanting to hold hands with you Obamaniacs and dance around a fire together? No. I am absoultely bitter and I personally don't give a shit. You tards would have been just as bitter if the roles were reversed. Sad part is, you can't even admit it. ETA: I am also doing what Hillary wants. She said it herself. McCain brings a lifetime of experience to the white house, whereas Obama brings a speech he made in 2002 that was probably written for him. Nothing that she is being forced to say now can change my mind about it. I'm willing to bet a large sum of money that you won't find ONE Obama supporter who would be voting McCain if Hillary won the nomination.
Strange Flute		#6898	[-]
Posts: 3028 (08/26/08 10:09 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	If Hillary won, I would have rolled my eyes and said: same old shit. But I think one day the Hillary hags will wake up and realize that Hillary wasn't such a great candidate. What was the fuss about? If she was great, people would have sent her more money. Instead, she had to borrow money. She sucks. She can't even manage her money.
Gregoire		#6899	[-]
Posts: 28796 (08/26/08 10:10 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	However, when she got the shaft not once, but twice (the VP nod) there is no way I can support anyone who discredited 18 million people's votes If you seriously thought Obama would offer her the vice president spot -- and that she would have actually accepted it -- means you don't really know Hillary and you certainly don't understand American politics very well.
cg41386		#6900	[-]
Posts: 13977 (08/26/08 10:10 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Did you REALLY think she was going to get the VP nod? Seriously?

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