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- HenvY, on 01/29/2008, -24/+107Hillary Clinton must be kept out of the white house at all costs, even if it means McCain. She is an egocentric megalomaniac who cares not for the American people but only for her own empowerment. This is a woman who will let crocodile tears rain from her eyes to gain a female sympathy vote in a state where she was about to lose on the issues, and then accuse her opponent of campaigning on race. This is a woman who will tell blatent lies to the media and voting public about what her opponent has said, and then lie some more to cover it up. This is a woman who has convinced the public she is the candidate of experience when she has no more than her opponents. John Milton once said 'Necessity, the tyrants plea' and there is no candidate in this race who thinks themselves more necessary than Hillary. I realise i'm probably preaching to the choir here, but everybody who agrees with what I say needs to spread the message - Hillary will be a disaster for America. End the Bush-Clinton era NOW.
- thegonzogrift, on 01/29/2008, -6/+77I hope this ends up being the case. I'd like to see what Clinton's reaction would be if she lost in Democratic caucus in her own damn state.
- jhuckabee, on 01/29/2008, -11/+78Obama FTW on Feb 5th!
- RansomHoldiay, on 01/29/2008, -11/+78Feb 5th can't come fast enough for Hillary. The O-Train is coming.
- jphicks, on 01/29/2008, -11/+69The Clinton's created this themselves and have no one else to blame. I don't see them recovering from the "The Bill Show" that was so detrimental to the last two primary's.
- inactive, on 01/29/2008, -8/+51YES, WE CAN!
- bigtallmofo, on 01/29/2008, -12/+51As a white person, I can not believe that black people aren't voting 100% for Obama. He is their first real chance at winning the highest office in the world. He's probably also their last chance for some time to come.
As someone who has been fairly indifferent toward the Clintons and never understood the raw hatred of them, I can say now that their actions sicken me. (Race baiting, comparing him to Jesse Jackson to lessen his stature, trying to change the rules in Nevada, trying to change the rules in Michigan, trying to change the rules in Florida, lying about his record, etc, etc).
As a Republican, if you nominate Obama I will probably vote for him over the Republican idiots that have a chance of winning this time around. I actually feel like he could in fact bring the country together. If you nominate Hillary, with her recent actions, I'll campaign night and day to make sure she doesn't get elected. - solid12345, on 01/29/2008, -5/+39Will this be the first time that the nice guy doesn't finish last?
- swrostmore, on 01/29/2008, -5/+38"I'm gonna show her my O-Train. Oh! Oh! Oh!"
- jhails, on 01/29/2008, -7/+38Bush / Clinton. What's the difference? End the Bush / Clinton dynasty now. Vote Obama 2008!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- TiMMY8765, on 01/29/2008, -2/+31well obviously she'd cry
- bullcutter, on 01/29/2008, -4/+33Ok everybody, really, we've got to get it together for Obama, unless you want Hillary, McCain or (egad!) Huckabee to make the next 4 years just as miserable as the last.
There shouldn't even be any talk of other candidates from here on out; it is a waste of breath. I'm sorry your pet political projects didn't turn out the way you wanted them (weed and/or UFO enthusiasts, I apologize), but the bickering on the election issue has got to stop, so we can concentrate on this single goal, for a change.
Really, I'm open to hearing out any last-minute pro-Hillary arguments, but its gonna be mighty hard to convince me that the person best representative of a dynamic nation of 300 million just happens to be the spouse of an ex-president, who is best friends with another ex-president, who happens to be the dad of the current president... can anyone say "political incest"? - joerod, on 01/29/2008, -7/+36im from nyc and im voting for Obama.
- omnithought, on 01/29/2008, -5/+33I don't like her either, but Huckabee over her? I'm more like anyone but Huckabee.
- Shawn4168, on 01/29/2008, -8/+33Interesting. Too bad New York City isn't a state.
- wjackson, on 01/29/2008, -3/+28The assumption that black people ought to be voting for their own, just for the sake of having a black person in the White House is asinine.
Last time I checked, 1) the black community was not unified in its stand on ANYTHING 2) we do more damage to our own communities than any other ethnic group, and 3) we're not so foolish that a hotshot senator with an impressive vocabulary will become the de facto candidate among blacks.
Maybe I'm taking your comment the wrong way, but I think it's silly. FYI, there ARE black republicans.
/black man
/Obama Supporter
/Ron Paul fan - zheisey, on 01/29/2008, -21/+45Anyone but Hillary '08
- Shiftgood, on 01/29/2008, -1/+25I really dont get it.... we've had a republican in the house for 8 years now (which apparently is what you want) and look at our economy.
what... what are your standards? I mean... are you even paying attention at all? i really just dont get it.... how do you exist outside of reality. who are you people?! - Ninjao, on 01/29/2008, -6/+28I really hope Obama wins and im not even a US citizen.
- nonpareil, on 01/29/2008, -7/+26From (and still in) NYC and fully supporting Obama, and have been encouraging as many friends as I can to do the same. The last thing this country needs is Hillary Clinton.
- aliengoods, on 01/29/2008, -1/+20My O-Train is a model train /weeps into hands
- noahsawyer, on 01/29/2008, -3/+22Anyone?!
- Humptydank, on 01/29/2008, -2/+20As a NYC resident, I can say that this isn't too much of a surprise.
NYC is far more liberal than the rest of the state, and Clinton has pretty much ignored us during her term as senator. As does Schumer and as have all NY senators that preceded them. They all know that NYC doesn't drive results in the state, and Clinton has pursued the smart strategy of being "Senator Pothole" for upstate. If you sneeze upstate Clinton is standing in front of you with a Kleenex before you open your eyes. She's well appropriately well-respected for the work she's done.
If she loses in NY, it won't be because of New York City. - rossnyc, on 01/29/2008, -9/+27NYC is much different than upstate NY. Many more immigrants/minorites here. Obama will do more for the immigrants and minorities than any other president.
- rberger909, on 01/29/2008, -3/+20Who said it was? Did you read the article? The delegates in NYC alone are bigger then most states.
- snafuhalitosis, on 01/29/2008, -4/+20He's got this NYC resident's vote! Plus my parents, my brother, most of my friends...
- johnhummel, on 01/29/2008, -1/+17I know what you mean - it's all the media's fault! They *made* Bob Kerry tell people "It's great the people are willing to vote for a guy who's middle name is Hussein".
Or when they *forced* the Clinton campaign to sent ouf fliers in NH that said he *really wasn't* pro-choice because he voted "present" - totally ignoring that under Illinois senate rules, "present" means "No", and that he did this under the idea of Planned Parenthood to help support other pro-choice senators in risky districts.
Or how the media made Bill Clinton compare Obama's campaign to Jesse Jacksons, thereby explaining that, well, South Carolina just voted for the black guy because that's what they do, so SC doesn't matter.
The media must have also forced the Clinton campaign to take Obama's comment in 2004, that he "agreed with Bush on Iraq", and ignore the rest of the statement of "That we can't pull out right this second - but I wouldn't have authorized them to go into Iraq in the first place."
Dang the media for making the Clintons say these things! Damn them! Damn them to heeeeeelllllllll! - bigtallmofo, on 01/29/2008, -4/+20Here's one good reason: Ron Paul doesn't believe in evolution.
- relaxeder, on 04/17/2009, -2/+17Nice to meet you, Anyone.
- relaxeder, on 04/17/2009, -2/+18First, Obama was not a member of the Senate in 2001, and did not vote on the original Patriot Act. Hillary and Edwards both voted in favor of it, however. Secondly, he joined a filibuster that blocked a reauthorization of the Patriot Act, which would have made permanent fourteen of its sixteen original provisions. THIRDLY, he cosponsored his own bill, the SAFE Act, to remove provisions which would conflict with civil liberties while still giving law enforcement the tools they needed. He's also stated that he does not support REAL ID, as it is basically an unfunded mandate.
- CTK14A, on 01/29/2008, -1/+15Probably the same as Edwards'.
- Gabberwok, on 01/29/2008, -1/+15Not at all. The Democratic primaries are all proportional - no winner-take-all contests. Every vote in NY matters, and there are a whole lot of them in NYC. Obama will not win the state (unless Hillary starts eating babies on national television), but if he wins NYC he will have a strong enough showing in the overall state to come away with enough delegates to keep the contest open. If Obama can stay within 5-10% of Hillary in CA, NJ, and NY he's still got a great shot at locking up the overall nomination.
- Gabberwok, on 01/29/2008, -4/+18It has about half of the population of NY, so half of the delegates will be coming from there. Every vote counts.
- aliengoods, on 01/29/2008, -1/+15Hillary Clinton is the one person who can get a Republican elected.
- relaxeder, on 04/17/2009, -1/+14The 19 percent that still thinks the country is on the right track, apparently.
- gharding, on 01/29/2008, -6/+19NYCer for Obama here, too!
- inactive, on 01/29/2008, -5/+18Trust me, the Ronbots are still in full force, they're the ones trying to smear all the other candidates.
- bethlagarrison, on 01/29/2008, -2/+15Here's another - Because the people who support him say that anyone who disagrees is "suppressing the truth."
- relaxeder, on 04/17/2009, -1/+14Wow, are you really that fickle over a little Spanish? I seem to recall there are plenty of Hispanic American citizens in this country.
- kreneskyp, on 01/29/2008, -0/+13NY is not Hillary's state. Hillary only moved to NY so she could run for senate. remember those "35 years of experience"? None of them were spent in NY. The only thing of hillary's that spent time there was her mailing address.
- rudy23, on 01/29/2008, -4/+17I am not eligible to vote yet but I am sure as hell gonna spend time promoting his election in anyway possible.
- Toloran, on 01/29/2008, -3/+17You shouldn't vote for him just because he is non-white. Nor should someone vote for Clinton mk2 just because she is female. Vote for POLICIES not RACE.
Now, would him becoming president be a monumental occasion? Of course, but we shouldn't vote him in to office just because of that. - SuperCow1127, on 01/29/2008, -2/+14Every time someone refers to New York as "Hilliary's home turf," my stomach turns. She moved into a house in Chappaqua (that federal tax dollars are paying for) so she could run for president as a senator from New York. Everyone was screaming it when she moved here, but she kept insisting that she just wants to do what's best for the people of New York. Go back to Arkansas, you lying bitch. You were never, and will never be, a New Yorker.
- Brownds, on 01/29/2008, -6/+18 First off I am a conservative NOT a Neo-con, yes there is a huge difference. I am for small government NO lobbyist in DC and religion were it belongs in a church or my hotel room. And a flat 15% tax for everyone, tax brackets are criminal as any educated person would know. And since my party has been an EPIC fail for the past 4+ years, and I know that my man Ron Paul only has a poops chance in a cup with 2 girls. I am rooting for Obama if I have learned anything from Ron Paul it is that We The People want change and honestly the presidency needs to stop being passed between the Bushes & the Clintons like a stanky dooby and honestly if Hillary can’t keep her man satisfied how can she keep me/America satisfied? (Yes I went there) So if it came down to McCain or Obama I will be voting for Obama.
- bethlagarrison, on 01/29/2008, -6/+18But, see, all of this is based on polls that are a week old.
I think that once more recent polls from those areas start coming in, Obama's going to look even stronger. The momentum that the SC landslide gives him will be a huge deal. - novakane, on 01/29/2008, -1/+12I would suggest it's more than that. I think people are truely inspired to move beyond the negative history of US politics. Her attempts to slander Barak have driven undecided voters to Barak because he is trying to run a generally clean campaign, aside from the wal-mart zinger. ;)
- tdskate, on 01/29/2008, -3/+14I'm liking Obama more and more...
- lanson, on 01/29/2008, -3/+14You're kidding yourselves if you think that Bill won't be taking an active part in the Presidency if Hilary gets in. How's that for getting around term limits. Go Obama.
- bxblox, on 01/29/2008, -3/+14I will be performing the exit poll, followed by a complementary nyc mugging for anyone who voted for Hillary.
- KingBunny, on 01/29/2008, -2/+13Hillary still has supporters???
Next you're going to tell me Rudy hasn't been laughed out of the race yet! -
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