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Clinton supporters gearing up for speech tonight
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Dooku | 11:40 a.m. Aug. 26, 2008
I hope that she would be able to calm the nerves of her supporters and convince
them that unity should be their priority to back up Obama and Biden or else the
party wouldn't stand a chance against the GOP.
Ryan | 11:47 a.m. Aug. 26, 2008
Go Hillary--I'll vote for Barak but I wish you would have made it. You
could have done so much for the country!! I'll be watching tonight--a big
thanks to you Hillary!
Father's Beware Sokel | 12:11 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
Joe Biden is the man that has implemented many
of the unfair, unconstitutional due process violations against fathers regarding child support
with his sponsored bills making said changes.
No longer do dads get their day in court with
the appointment of an attorney or any due process
right protections.
His Violence Against Women Act is anti male, anti
father, anti family as suspicions and allegations
can cause dads to be jailed, lose their home and
their children immediately.
Of course, Obama blames dads for a multitude of
sins....Irregardless of the fact that 99 percent
of all gang members are from fatherless homes,
80 percent of men in prison come from fatherless homes. The judicial system does everything
it can to deny father's their parental rights.
VOTE NO TO JOE AND O...
Maybe McCain is the lesser of two evils, truelly
a third choice would be better.
of the unfair, unconstitutional due process violations against fathers regarding child support
with his sponsored bills making said changes.
No longer do dads get their day in court with
the appointment of an attorney or any due process
right protections.
His Violence Against Women Act is anti male, anti
father, anti family as suspicions and allegations
can cause dads to be jailed, lose their home and
their children immediately.
Of course, Obama blames dads for a multitude of
sins....Irregardless of the fact that 99 percent
of all gang members are from fatherless homes,
80 percent of men in prison come from fatherless homes. The judicial system does everything
it can to deny father's their parental rights.
VOTE NO TO JOE AND O...
Maybe McCain is the lesser of two evils, truelly
a third choice would be better.
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CougarKeith | 12:21 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
It would be nice if she said what she really felt about Obama! Won't
happen, but it would be nice... He played the race card, as he is doing against
McCain, he is playing the "Name" card because of his name, he is
playing "VICTIM" in every way he can to earn votes. Where is his
"Plan" for change? He cries I am the man of change, yet what is the
"Plan" of change? Picking a Senator of 36 years in Washington for
major change? That is change? Sounds like more of the same to me? You Go Girl!!!
Tell The DNC The Truth About How You Feel, you got submarined by the national
media, by Obama, by your own Party! Then snubbed as the VP when you were the
OBVIOUS BEST CHOICE WITHOUT QUESTION!!! And I am A Conservative Republican!
Obama just handed the Presidency to McCain if he doesn't screw it up
himself. McCain-Romney will nail it down!
Opinion | 12:36 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
WHAT WOULD JESUS DO? VOTE DEMOCRAT I BET!!!! gO DEMOCRATS
George | 12:44 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
Ryan...are you on something? Why are you thanking Hillary for the huge damage
she and Bill have done to the country? Her hypocrisy and deviousness is not
longer astounding because the people have finally caught on to her as a really
bad person.
Hoosier Daddy | 12:53 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
Hillary is fantastic. She can have my vote any day. I have only voted
Republican one time on the national ballot and that was a mistake.
Obama showed quite a bit of arrogance and disrespect to Senator Clinton when he disregarded the will of 18,000,000 Democratic voters and chose Joe Biden as his running mate.
Many are having a tough time getting over that!
Obama showed quite a bit of arrogance and disrespect to Senator Clinton when he disregarded the will of 18,000,000 Democratic voters and chose Joe Biden as his running mate.
Many are having a tough time getting over that!
Go Hillary | 12:55 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
Out the door, out of the spotlight, out of our lives.
My name is average American and I approved this message.
My name is average American and I approved this message.
SLC gal | 1:37 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
Thank goodness she did NOT make the ballot. Obama is still freakin evil, but
Hilary's worse.
Anonymous | 1:41 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
I think, if you saw Teddy Kennedy last night, it should be clear there's a
national role for Hillary in the Senate that can be enduring.
It isn't necessary to be in the White House for 4 or 8 years to be effective. ...tho Bush has certainly used it to wreck havoc over the last 8. =o
It isn't necessary to be in the White House for 4 or 8 years to be effective. ...tho Bush has certainly used it to wreck havoc over the last 8. =o
DH | 1:51 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
I hope to never hear her name again after tonight. I can not tell you strongly
enough how glad I am that she is out of the picture. The Clinton's together
are one of the worst things to ever happen to this country.
God bless her. Wish her well, now please retire and leave US alone.
God bless her. Wish her well, now please retire and leave US alone.
To George | 1:52 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
is your last name BUSH?
bmitchell2407 | 2:03 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
Father's Beware Sokel: Irregardless is not a word in the English language.
It's just "regardless".
Stenar | 2:17 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
I love Hillary... I will not be voting for Obama... not drinking the kool-aid.
I'll write Hillary's name in on the ballot.
chasmo | 2:19 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
Kennedy looked better last night than before the surgery!
Sokol | 2:50 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
Hmmmm....Is that what they call looking at form
over substance, regardless, beware of Biden dads?
Step Moms, Second Wives, Aunties, Grandmothers of
these fathers...Remember money apparently is more
important than equitable enforcement of father's
parental time. When did we become this oppressive?
Under Joe Biden and George W. Bush, Bill Clinton...
Look at his record of hurting fathers.
over substance, regardless, beware of Biden dads?
Step Moms, Second Wives, Aunties, Grandmothers of
these fathers...Remember money apparently is more
important than equitable enforcement of father's
parental time. When did we become this oppressive?
Under Joe Biden and George W. Bush, Bill Clinton...
Look at his record of hurting fathers.
Ronnie Jr. | 3:25 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
This is where Romney's timely drop-out makes the difference. I believe
Romney's supporters are all almost fully behind McCain(especially if Romney
is the VP). But Hillary voters(like above) will not voted for their
party's candidate. I would argue if Hillary had dropped out when it was
over there would have been a lot less blood and Obama could have quite the lead
on McCain.
The DNC is just a big let down. I think every independent to liberal has a desire to vote for Obama, he's young, energetic and appears genuine, but Obama is not giving them that "fire". In 2004 the DNC avoided talking about the other side, and focussed on Kerry, that didn't work for them, but I think it would now. Obama could be a JFK of sorts(not that that's good or anything). But Obama could definetely be doing better.
The DNC is just a big let down. I think every independent to liberal has a desire to vote for Obama, he's young, energetic and appears genuine, but Obama is not giving them that "fire". In 2004 the DNC avoided talking about the other side, and focussed on Kerry, that didn't work for them, but I think it would now. Obama could be a JFK of sorts(not that that's good or anything). But Obama could definetely be doing better.
Mike W | 3:30 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
I love these people who come on here saying how bad the Clintons were for
America. What was so bad? The thriving economy? The crime rate that dropped
every year? The unemployment rate that dropped every year Bill was in office?
$1.25 gas? Affordable groceries? My god the man's approval rating was
still 60-something percent during the impeachment festivities...TWICE
Bush's rating of the past couple years!
Clintonite | 4:27 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
I would rather be an athletic supporter than a clinton supporter. Pun intended.
Go Cougars!!
Roland Kayser | 4:37 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
Obama has been critical of absent fathers, not of fathers who are doing what
they are supposed to be doing.
The Deuce | 8:36 p.m. Aug. 26, 2008
As I sit here and watch the DNC, I still see a party divided. Hilary will be
bitting her tongue all night in an effort to not say the wrong thing. I would
advise her to simply say it as it is to the DNC and call it a night. Let her
delgates make their own decision and get off the stage. Obama speaks of change
and the one thing that keeps bothering more and more is what is his definition
of change? I have no more idea of what his ideas are on change than the day he
started. Joe Biden is not a poster boy for change. He has the experience of
being in Washington for many years. I do not hold this against him as he will
add a dimension of depth to this party. But Obama and the DNC need to define
what change they are talking about and how do they intend to make this change. I
still don't have an idea as to how Obama will do the things he has said he
wants to change. He started off on wanting to pull the troops back and then
changed his story. What's next?
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