She Had Such Nice Things to Say

In case you missed it we have been joined by one of the 13% of America who claim Obama is Muslim.

I figured out why they say it, it's not because they actually believe it, it that's it is relatively "ok" to hate Muslims, but NOT to hate blacks, so it's not that he's "black" that they hate him, it's cause he's...you guessed it....Muslim.

What a sad 13% you are, you're right in that group that still think the country is fine, and who support Bush and WAR FOR OIL.

Obama, his supporters, the DNC, the party elite, and the mainstream media have conspired to marginalize the millions of Democrats who have voted for Hillary, and they will now be using every trick in the book to "bring the party together" to further their ruthless ambitions. They will want you to forget all about the months of biased press, the biased party elite, the insults, the sexist remarks, and the race-cards. They will want you to forget that the Democratic Party now is the party that stands for disenfranchisement of the voters and the rationalization of racism. They will use any method to persuade you to vote for the man who they have preordained as the Democratic nominee. DON'T FALL FOR IT!
Whether you write-in Hillary, if possible, vote for John McCain, or sit out the election, right now, for the sake of our families and our country, WE MUST DO EVERYTHING IN OUR POWER to assist in the defeat of the inexperienced, ruthless, deceptive, divisive, racist black liberation theology believing, race card throwing Obama. We can always come back to the Democratic Party if and when they show a desire to respect our participation, and field an acceptable candidate.

Why are we still being herded between two parties?
Neither of which that have come up with the best of two out of three.

I can see no reason to be loyal to the democratic party.
When in the past 8 year s have th /Democrats been loyal to the citizens of this country?
When , if you come down to it, have the democrats been loyal to the Clintons?

I can't understand why Hillary would give them so much as a blink, let alone her support.

I am writing-in Hillary Clinton. i value my vote too much for it to go to anything less than the best choice.
If you feel that way too, why support someone you don't believe in?

What is the point of picking the better of two bad ideas? How does that fix anything?

I just wish that McCain, once a brave wart hero, had the courage to see how historically heroic it would be to create a bi-partisan ticket. There are more women in this country than there are fundamentalist evangelicals.
If McCain pledges to do the right thing instead of accommodating the right wing , he'd havea huge demographic available to him.
Hopefully, Carly can figure that out, if he can't.

Maybe McCain could run on the premise that change matters most when it is underlaid by wisdom and experience. and that he himself has to be part of the process of change and decide whether he is going to pander to more partisan interests or take the opportunity to do something remarkable.'.
Be the populist president we need enough for Obama to realize there is a market in that .
McCain has a chance to be in reality what Reagan could only be perceived as .

He should make the most of it.
Obama is nearly unelectable.
Sharing a ticket with Hillary would give Mccain a landslide.

-gala1

I am supporting a strong Democratic Congress to have strong oversight over whomever is elected President. Notably, the Senate advises and consents on Supreme Court appointees, but if by some chance Roe vs. Wade is "overturned" then a strong Democratic Congress can LEGISLATE women's health privacy... Did you Obamabots even think of that? About making it law... which would be a good thing because then we could have an AUTHENTIC debate on abortion rights AND women's health.

The threat of Roe vs. Wade is a really dumb reason to vote for the inexperienced candidate who has big plans for change without one ounce of common sense. McCain is a proven bipartisan and will work with Congress, whereas Obama has barely set foot in Congress and has a very flimsy record... except for Chicago. And that is where the problem lies... Obama wants to dump Washington "inside" politics for radical Chicago-style politics.

I have never voted for a Republican Presidential candidate in my lifetime, but this November I will make an exception. Better a centrist Republican with a Democratic House and Senate, than an inexperienced, deceptive, ruthless, divisive, racist black liberation theology believing, terrorist befriending, race card throwing Obama.