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Jason — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:41:44 GMT

No one can call themselves a Clinton supporter and not support the party the same way she does. If you're voting McCain your're voting against Hillary

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SS, Indy — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:42:22 GMT

Too Little - Too Late Hillary...

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Alison, FL — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:44:55 GMT

Thank you Hillary, even though I am a staunch Obama supporter, I really appreciate your effort to bring the party back together after the lies the GOP are spreading!

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Mark Thieme — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:48:44 GMT

Hillary has a lot of work to do right here in Denver.

Perhaps the winning margin in a close race is either sitting it out or voting for the Satanic Hosts because these poor suckers believed Hillary's and Mark Penn's vitriolic, ruthless, gutless, desperate, attacks on everything and everyone Obama.

Now like the women of 1980s ABC, who wanted anyone but Carter and got Reagan, Iran-Contra, and a Supreme Court from hell.

Hillary... you have a lot of work to do... you need to beg forgiveness...

On that day when Hades freezes over, I expect to hear your full apology to the American people and the world.

(Gee, Hil, you can still be McCain's VP! Go for it!)

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Eric, Salinas, CA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:50:10 GMT

What a great setup the repugnant ones gave Hillary so she could use that wonderfully witty line today that she does not approve of them twisting her words for their nefarious ends. While I was very miffed at Hillary and her kitchen sink campaign I am now very impressed with how she's come around and shown she has tremendous class to support Obama as well as she has over the past two months. Time now for those of her supporters who claim to support the true enemy of the middle class, "Elitist" McCain, to show that they have the same class as she does by supporting Obama/Biden.

Hillary knows that "Male Chauvinist Pig" McCain will only set back women's rights and will ensure that women never get equal pay for equal work.

Only Obama/Biden will protect and support women's rights!

Go Obama/Biden 08/12!

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New INdependent — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:52:28 GMT

Where's Bill and his support? Or did he forget he's a democrat? Or does he really not care what happens to this country if McCain gets in for the next 4 years? The middle class cannot survive another 4 years!!

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Capt. Smash, Salt Lake City, Utah — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:52:34 GMT

Obama needs to go hard and deep about McCains character!

He needs a new add now about how McCain degrades and disrespects women.

1. Calling his wife the "C" word!

2. Wanting his wife to go topless at the Buffalo Chip Contest!

3. How women should only speak if spoken to!

4. How women do not deserve the right to choose!

5. Laughing when someone in New Hampshire ask McWife-beater how do we beet the B%#&h! The questioner was referring to Hillary Clinton

6. How McNo-women allowed; will not let Cindy speak at the Retughlican Convention, you know the meeting of all the top Crime Family’s in United States in Minnesota next week!

MCAIN WILL NOT LET CINDY MCCAIN SPEAK AT THE CRIME FAMILY CONVENTION NEXT WEEK!

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Mark Thieme — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:52:38 GMT

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Alex, Philadelphia — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:53:08 GMT

It'll be interesting to see if the traditional media is so interested in party unity at the GOP convention next week, or in the fact that McCain has not led Obama once in the polls yet, even though he was a POW !

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mona neenah wi — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:53:54 GMT

hilary, thank you for stepping up, even though I am a die hard Obama supporter, you made my day.

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O'Biden '08 — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:54:40 GMT

Words are the greatest power in the world, when they are true, and spoken from the heart with conviction. Hillary, and Barack are gifted...convincing. I think we are going to be unified.

I feel better just reading Senator Clinton's comments.

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Hillary Is My Babe — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:55:05 GMT

"Hillary Saying All The Right Things"

To get her elected in 2012.

Go Hillary!!!

Hillary/2012

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Sick of Obama in MI — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:55:17 GMT

So Hillary flip-flopped on her view of O-bummer. Does that make her a BIG FAT LIAR???

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voter — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:55:40 GMT

you can do something about it. Call out the hyprocricy of the republican party. Say that they are not align with the concerns of women. They did not like you and said terrible names about you. Now they are using you to garner votes. It is wrong and the clear message is that people who support me and vote McCain were not my supporters. period. exclamation point.

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former dem — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:55:41 GMT

God that is so hard to hear her have to say !
She may be broken and lost right now, but we pray that she gets back some shred of her before Obama and the DNC ripped her and our hearts out, only laugh in our faces as we watched.

Karma and Justice will work hand in hand this time.. NOV 4th wink wink

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Lauri Smalls, Providence, RI — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:58:55 GMT

Good for you Senator Clinton...good for you.

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Michigan Democrats — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:59:28 GMT

So last night I was reading some hilarious post on PUMAPAC due to Hillary letting her delegates go...I could not believe my eyes but...one of the bloggers gave Darragh Murphy's cell number away!

Please call: 978-505-3933 and let her know how you feel about PUMA!

This is NO JOKE...CALL IT AND YOU WILL SEE!!!

Obama/Biden '08

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Karen N, Jacksonville Florida — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:59:35 GMT

Barack has obviously said that either Hillary says the right things at the convention, or else he doesn't pay off her debt.

I always thought of Hillary as being a liberated woman. Guess not. Here's yet another man pulling her strings.

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Ron S., Missouri — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:01:32 GMT

United. Right. Okay. What ever you say Hillary.

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Carole, San Diego, Ca — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:01:40 GMT

Now will people STOP asking if she has her own agenda at the convention. Hillary is supporting our canidate. She can't make herself more clear.

The people keeping this alive are the reporters and pundits who won't take her as her word.

Please respect her enough to believe her when she says she would rather have Obama as president over McCain.

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Rocky Moutaines, Lead CO — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:03:25 GMT

Is this the Democratic Convention, or Fantasy Island? Place hasn't even been gaveled to order, and the lies are flowing like water from the mountains in the spring time.

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marty holloman, columbia,s.c. — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:03:33 GMT

Thank you Sen. Clinton. I have allways been an Obama supporter but there was a time when I had to think about voting for Mrs Clinton and I assure you
I would have been at the polls just as early to vote for Sen. Clinton as I will be when I vote for Sen. Obama. I personeley appreciate every thing Sen. Clinton does for Sen. Obama. As a country we can no longer afford the GOP, I am 62 years old and dont recognize my own country. Democrats unite.

old white woman in s.c.

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Republican women for Obama — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:04:00 GMT

A woman voting for McCain is like a cow voting for a steakhouse. No way will it happen.

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Roofin Reality, Houston, Tx. — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:04:02 GMT

Well, there you go puma and all the other "I'm for Hillary or McCain people."
She's voting for Senator Obama and has asked you to do the same. And, asked you to man phone banks etc.
Look, it was tough to lose, and anyone who really knows me knows I hate to lose. And at the same time, I give major kudos to Senator Clinton because she is telling us that while she's disappointed to lose, she also knows we all would be bigger losers if Senator McCain is somehow elected.
Let's move forward and get on the train to get this country out of the ditch that President Bush, and McCain by voting with Bush 95% and 100% from 2006 and 2007 respectively, have put us in. McCain says just keep doing the same thing, Obama says let's change course.

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DAT — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:05:20 GMT

Former Texsas Governor Ann Richards is giving republican ideology a kick in the teeth, as she gives her passionate speech. Bravo!

ps., She's a gorgeous older woman. Her eyes just sparkle.

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Ex HillTopper - Now a McCain Topper — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:05:56 GMT

///I'm Hillary Clinton and I do not approve that message," she said to big applause and a standing ovation at her home-state's delegation breakfast meeting.///

Hillary doesn't even believe the own words she speaks. Why should anyone else?

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Jacob Green — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:06:47 GMT

What state is Hillary from now in days? Other then the state of denial.

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VA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:07:44 GMT

McCain gets heckled by workers... devalues their hard work like a TRUE ELITIST WOULD! I'm glad the men in the crowd stood up for themseleves
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpB9OoOU02M

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55 year old White mama for Obama — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:07:53 GMT

“Electing John McCain would be a mistake for our country,” she said. “Anyone who voted for me has so much more in common with Barack Obama.”
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What part of this you PUMAs don't understand. I voted for Hillary in the primaries, but today is a different day. PUMAs, turn the page for change. Maybe the the black man on the the page is not the color you want to see.......Shame on you if it is the latter.

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Thanks Cindy — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:08:09 GMT

Cindy Lou,

Thanks for the suggestion. Just turned on C-span2. You're right, I don't want the pundits to sully MY Convention!

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DV, CA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:08:10 GMT

“Anyone who voted for me has so much more in common with Barack Obama.”
-Hillary Clinton

******

Bobbi? You out there?

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Beth Star, Denver, CO — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:08:24 GMT

Sheesh! I can't wait till she and ol' Billy Boy are done with the Clinton Side (Freak) Show! They just need to go away ~ and stay there!

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Conrad Ford — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:08:36 GMT

I Love Hillary!!! She'll always have my vote.

From a 38 yo black NYer!!!

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Spike Lee — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:08:54 GMT

Hillary needs to "DO THE RIGHT THING".

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Jamie Doe-Rae-Me — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:09:01 GMT

"On the RNC ads, she said, "I said strongly I don't approve that message… my name or my words being used.” But “there's nothing I can do about it except speak out against it."

It's a real bummer to a liberal when their words are used, in context, against them.

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New Indi — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:09:53 GMT

Hey Obama folks.......

I've read so many of your blogs about Clinton that you have convinced me that she is a liar and will say anything to get her way. I mean, that's what you have been pounding all these months isn't it? And let's not forget that she and Bill are racists! How can you take the word of a racist?

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Rob Martin, Cincinati, Ohio — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:10:00 GMT

Why should she apologize for her own words when she was correct?

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C A, Tuscaloosa, AL — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:10:05 GMT

Why McCain will lose this election:

As most recall the McCain who ran in the 2000 Repubican primary was quite a different McCain then the one running for President in 2008. In 2000 McCain was a maverick and enjoyed the support of many who followed his desire to be "for something" rather than "against something". The McCain of 2000 was for change, major change. Even at the expense of having his own party disown him as a rebel with a cause.

But the Mccain of 2008 is quite differnt. Rather than being for something Mccain is now running on the basis of being against something. Rather than jumping on the bandwagon for change even at the expense of losing part of his base McCain is now running a campaign against change, and against an opponent who like the McCain of 2000 called for a new type of politics. But rather than remain committed to this idea McCain is now relying on that which he himself denounced in 2000, the old establishment and the same old nit-picking Washington politics to win this election.

McCain will lose this eletion because this candidate is no longer John McCain, but rather a clone, a nemises of the real John McCain, the dark side. The side that has succumbed to the forces of darkness. Voters want light, not darkness. And when looking at the McCain of 2008 people see night instead of day. And for those with some hope that McCain is yet who he was, there is a shroud of grey where there once was a bit of hope, a bit of sunlight.

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Pat Huntington NY — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:10:20 GMT

Well, I have a suggestion for Hillary as to what else she can do...do a TV ad for Obama, appealing directly to your hold out supporters, and those who say they are voting McCain, and tell them it makes zero sense to vote for someone [McCain] who's the complete oppisite of her on the issues, over someone [Obama] who is almost identical as she is on the issues. And appeal to the feminists by explaining McCain will get the chance to finally tip the Supreme Court 5-4 against Roe v Wade, that he's against abortion even to save the life of the mother, and he is against equal pay for equal work. And if Hillary supporters still vote for McCain, then they are dumb, and racist!

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PGarland, Louisville, KY — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:10:25 GMT

What does it say about Hillary's leadership abilities if she cannot even get her own supporters to follow her lead? Either they don't respect her views and urgings to get behind Obama, or they think she is lying and really doesn't mean what she says--either way, not a great statement about Hillary or her supporters. I appeal to all Clinton supporters: Do not put spite and revenge ahead of this country's best interest. That will only allow John McCain and the Republican policies to continue their damage for four more years. We cannot afford four more years of that!

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Kurt, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:12:45 GMT

I thank you for this Mrs. Clinton. I know there is only so much one can do to get their supporters to do the same, and you have done your best.

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Grace, NY — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:14:43 GMT

I can't help it -- but she just doesn't sound like she means it. She's saying the right things, but what I'm looking for is a barn-burning on-the-spot eviscerating of John McCain's usage of her in his attack ads.

Just step up and blast him, Hillary! Make it absolutely clear! This mealy-mouthed support is just rubbish, especially against an advert that shows an angry, dismissive Clinton. Turn it on him! You know McCain is using you, take him out for it!

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Lindell, Canal Winchester, Ohio — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:14:56 GMT

This is a thoughtful situation. I like HRC's quip, "I am Hillary Clinton and I do not approve this message." I think a 15-second commercial in support of Obama would be very helpful as a counter ad I also think that what she says in her speech tomorrow is VERY IMPORANT.
The one thing I do not understand, is How come when the primary was first over more of HRC voters came to Obama, but now they seem to be doubling back to McCain or Undecided (another way of saying unhappy with the choices or don't want to discuss it with the pollster)

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GP Chicago — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:15:37 GMT

Hillary Clinton...Secretary of State?

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Cindy Lou, TX — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:15:53 GMT

Hillary is doing everything she can to be a good party leader and help get a Democrat elected. She's a good case study in moving forward from defeat.

However, I wish she'd listened to advice during the campaign and not attacked a fellow Democrat in such a Rove-like way; now Rove's minion (otherwise known as Steve Schmidt) is using her words in Republican attack ads. Democratic leaders and pundits predicted Hillary's attacks would be used against Obama, and they urged her to reign it in. She wouldn't. Now she's got a mess to undo.

I only hope that Obama can prove he's "skinny, but tough" like he said on the campaign trail. He's got to fight like he's from the ghettos of Chicago, not the beaches of Hawaii.

Sigh.

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All of the Above — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:16:27 GMT

Just how many brain dead people are speaking tonight? I guess these are Democrats, so it will be all of them.

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Trevor M. Millett, Brooklyn, NY. — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:18:25 GMT

I am trying to understand the quote you attribute to Hillary Clinton, "if Barack Obama had won" she would have supported his candidacy wholeheartedly. Did he lose? This seems to be a not-so-subtle attempt to undermine the legitimacy of Obama's candidacy. When will the sniping end? Enough already!!

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andrea westchester ny — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:18:32 GMT

funny post: http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/8/25/143434/454/826/574806

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matt — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:19:35 GMT

But you get the feeling hearing these plastic quotes that something is missing. Not all of her supporters are angry enough to keep up their distractions without a firm indications from Hillary of whether to back Obama. She needs to do more.

http://www.political-buzz.com/

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Tim Weaver, Las Vegas, NV — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:19:43 GMT

Hillary should tell her supporters that keep saying, "I hope Obama loses so Hillary can run '12" that she will not......under ANY circumstance...run in '12.

I can't believe Dems would vote for McCain out of spite.

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Convention Starring ---- "The Poor Clintons" ---- — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:22:02 GMT

'
POOR BILL CLINTON .... HE WANTS TO GET HIS EGO BACK.

Poor Bill Clinton was injured by the Democratic presidential campaign.

Poor Bill Clinton ... CRY FOR BILL CLINTON, AMERICA. His ego is crushed.

Poor Bill Clinton says that his 'race-baiting' comments were "misunderstood."

Poor Bill Clinton is being FORCED TO EAT CROW AT THE DNC. ... Obama is no Fairytale !

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ANDY, OH — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:22:26 GMT

Good For Hillary and the Dems even MSNBC cannot mess it up with all the negative coverage.

Several MSNBC made the comment, "What are you doing to Humanize Obama?

That's news to us since we are certain that SENATOR OBAMA IS HUMAN

THESE ARE TALKING POINTS FROM THE REPUBLICAN PLAY BOOK

MSNBC CONTINUALLY ALL DAY LONG ALL LAST NIGHT KEEPS TRYING TO CAUSE A RIFT AT THE DEMS CONVENTION; HERE'S THE REAL STORY A STATEMENT ISSUED BY SEN. OBAMA AND SEN. CLINTON

Obama strategist David Axelrod and Clinton senior adviser Maggie Williams, issued a joint statement.

"We understand that some in the news media are more interested in reporting the rumor of controversy than the fact of unity. The fact is that our teams are working closely to ensure a successful convention and will continue to do so. Senator and President Clinton fully support the Obama/Biden ticket and look forward to addressing the convention and the nation on the urgency of victory this Fall. Anyone saying anything else doesn't know what they're talking about. Period."

THE MEDIAS WOULD RATHER GIVE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FODDER THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE STRUGGLES WE ARE HAVING HIGH GAS, LOSS OF HOMES, JOBS, PENSION, INSURANCE

THE MEDIA WOULD RATHER PRESENT GAMES RATHER THAN ADDRESS THE ISSUES WITH BOTH CANDIDATES.

THE MEDIA WOULD RATHER AMERICANS CHOSE A PRESDIENT BASED ON THEIR REPORTING OF ATTACKS, GAMES AND NEGATIVE ADS

VS. CHOOSING A PRESIDENT BASED ON THE FACTS HOLD BOTH CANDIDATES TO THE ISSUES AND NOTHING BUT THE ISSUES.

THE MEDIA DOES NOT HAVE THE COURAGE TO DO THAT, IT DOESN'T GIVE RATINGS. BUT IT DOES AND WOULD INCREASE THE RATINGS IF THEY GAVE US THE KIND OF JOURNALISM WE EXPECT RATHER THAN TABLOID JOURNALISM

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TheNest, VA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:24:47 GMT

I am not without admiration for Hillary Clinton, but she damn well better work hard to elect Obama. She must be accountable for the damage she has left in her wake. It is her mess to clean up on behalf of her Party. This, in my mind, will be the true test of her mettle and her influence.

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sean — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:24:55 GMT

All the Obahhma lovers that come to this site will say something wrong/mean about her even though she is doing all the right things.

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Ben, Princeton, NJ — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:25:45 GMT

I think that as much as she is disappointed that she's not the nominee, she will be somehow more if McCain is elected. She'll be able to do much more in the administration or in the Senate if Barack is elected.

People should get over their anger and start thinking realistically. Hopefully, after they really talk about McCain's record as a POW, people will have a better understanding of the person. Apparently, he was "a drunk screw up pilot, bottom of his class, lost multiple planes and was most likely responsible to getting himself shot down". Although I respect what he endured as a POW, as Clark said, it does not automatically qualify him to be POTUS.

Peace out..

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Rodney Hopper, Waxahachie, TX — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:26:01 GMT

Great... more Clinton chatter...

Clinton needs to come out hard and strong against McCain.

Let's beat this guy!

And Rendell, go screw!

http://www.rodneyhopper.com

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Houston — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:26:38 GMT

Third attempt to get this response to the FirstThought posted:

"With so many of Hillary Clinton’s most ardent supporters in Denver, is the political press corps here in danger of over-hyping Obama’s problem with Hillary backers?"
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Last night on CNN, Anderson Cooper was hyperventillating over how big a problem Obama was having with Clinton voters because CNN's most recent poll showed Obama's support decreasing. Cooper didn't mention that the graphic for the poll showed that the "drop" in support was within the huge +/8% margin of error for the poll. And when David Gergen pointed out that the poll was taken over a weekend when lots of younger voters, who favor Obama by large margins, were out out on the town, that voting group was undersampled. Cooper just got a blank look on his face and when right on talking about how big a problem Obama has with Clinton voters. He wasted at least a half an hour blathering about this.

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Barack-O-Biden '08 — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:26:48 GMT

Saw Hillary at the New York Delegation breakfast. She doesn't look tired anymore. She looks absolutely gorgeous again. So glad to see it. Go Hillary!

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Anne/Ohio — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:30:44 GMT

Great Job Hillary!!!!!

Hillary for Supreme Court!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Dand1212 — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:31:37 GMT

I am so glad to see her coming out strongly for barak and I hope and expect that despite hard feeling and earlier rhetoric that Bill will do the same. I don't quite get why there are still such active hard feelings on her supporters side, but maybe if the table was turned I would feel the same. I remember thinking back when it was close that maybe I would just have to stay at home. But I'm sure by now after seeing Jonh McGoofy I would vote for almost any democrat they could put on the docket before casting for him. He jsut flat out scares me. Our future with him would be grave. I feel that and know that in the strongest way possible. I still think Hillory can be a strong advocate for the party andthe people no matter what she chooses or is chosen to do next. I'm pretty sure after the battering that htey gave each other that a shared ticket couldn't have worked and I don't believe she would have wanted to be number two anyway. She'll have a great shot at it in eight years and who knows what our world will look like by then. But she has madethings possible for women that weren't so before her and for that we should all be greatful

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Greg R., Spokane, WA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:33:35 GMT

The Republicans ruined our country. They should be ashamed of themselves. The Republicans should not be allowed to vote until they get it, and apologize for it.

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S.B. Stein E.B. NJ — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:34:03 GMT

This is a good start for Clinton after her primary loss. She needs to deliver a great speech. She also needs to go up to each of these groups that will only support her and tell them to vote for Obama. That would satify me. Bill Clinton should be doing the same.

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subgruvet, ok — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:35:45 GMT

I just have nothing good to say about her...you PUMA folks...to you I can only say that I hope you support the democratic ticket and therefore the nation's best interests. As many of you don't like Senator Obama, please believe there are a lot of democrats and independents that don't like Mrs. Clinton. I'll admit I'd never vote for her in a primary. But to turn around and vote against a platform that better reflects my beliefs...I don't drink that much on election day. McBlinky is dangerous and would be an inept continuance of Bush policies.

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Oscar, Rio Vista CA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:40:10 GMT

The big question is: Will PUMAs listen to her?

If they don't then they are obviously not behind Hillary at all. They would prefer to go AGAINST her wishes and they don't believe in her policies at all. I'd like to know why other than the stupid reason of Hillary not being respected.

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Eliot, Los Angeles CA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:41:33 GMT

Hillary you are amazing and it is a shame the wrong person is going to official become our nominee. I don't know if I will be motivated enough to cast my vote for him but I appreciate all you are doing to bring the party together...too bad O and his supporters can't bring themselves to do the same.

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TheNest, VA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:42:02 GMT

Bless Ted Kennedy's Lion Heart. One can only imagine what it is taking from him to get to Denver, much less speak ... at this critical juncture in our Nation's history. He almost, almost puts the Clintons to shame in comparison, but perhaps this is a little too much to lay on their shoulders ....

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cdubb13 — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:42:42 GMT

As an avid Hillary supporter throughout the primary I can honestly say that she is doing everything that she can. I am constantly receiving emails from her team about Barack Obama and how we should rally behind him. Since she has condeded she has stood behind her word and thrown her full support behind him. She is a class act and a remarkable candidate.
It is unfortunate that Mr. Obama chose to ignore the 18 million americans that supported her by choosing Senataor Biden as his running mate.
I do hope that it does not backfire on him in the end.
I for one will have trouble voting for a man who has changed his position so many times in the past two months, including his decision to elect a status quo vice president rather than a woman who brings with her the support of 18 million americans. It is evidently clear to me that Senator Clinton wants me to vote for him and stand behind him as she has done, but I do not believe that he is the agent of change he claims he is and that he will effectively take care of that mess that George W. Bush created.

I believe I will turn a blank ballot and refuse to let myself stoop to the level of having to choose between the lesser of two evils, yet again.

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Nancy, Hobe Sound, FL — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:43:31 GMT

It's too bad, that we Obama supporters are expected to pay off her campaign debt while some of her supporters stay on the Obama attack mode. If they are real supporters, why don't they each kick in a few bucks? After all, it isn't Barack Obama's fault - or mine, that she couldn't manage her own campaign finances. Seems like she must be sending different messages to her supporters. Can't be that many thick-headed democrats.

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Apollo, Seattle, WA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:43:38 GMT

Well said, Senator Clinton.

What with all the press coverage regarding the bad feelings between Sen. Clinton supporters and Sen. Obama supporters, you'd think that there were no voters out there who voted for one, but would be just fine with the other. I cast my caucus vote (I'm from Washington State) for Hillary Clinton, but I have eagerly backed Barack Obama since he won the primary. There are a lot of us out there, in fact i'd say we are the majority of primary voters who would have supported either candidate.

I know the damage four more years of Bush-esque policies will do to our country and that is exactly what we will get from John McCain. The man is incurious, ideological, and above all, blind to the pulse of the United States, not to mention the world.

Way to go Hillary, I hope you hit your speech right out of the park!

Obama/Biden '08!!!

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Benny, SFBayArea, California — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:44:32 GMT

Hillary is getting closer and closer to my writing her a check. I've said many times that I would not put pen to check until i saw how she and Bill campaigned for the Democratic nominee. I'll help her retire her debt if she continues to do the right thing. Whether Bill comes along is irrelevant. If he wants to stand on the sidelines while history is being made, that will be reflected on the history books and we know how important his legacy is to him.

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LJ — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:44:44 GMT

Maybe Democrats would believe Hillary if she weren't so tepid in her supposed support of Obama, and if she'd quit calling him her opponent. Hillary is doing for Hillary and no one else. I cringe at the thought of her walking up on that stage while doing that finger pointing thing again, like oh yeah there's someone who likes me, I'll point at him, oh, there's another, I'll point at her and the finger pointing goes on. It's enough to make me scream! It reminds me of the time Hillary made her exit off a plane and began her finger pointing which was aimed at her aide because no one else bothered to show up, but on TV it looked like she had an adoring crowd waiting for her. As Chris Matthews, says, Ha!

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Mark Thieme — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:45:25 GMT

Hillary has a lot of work to do right here in Denver.

Perhaps the winning margin in a close race is either sitting it out or voting for the Satanic Hosts because these poor suckers believed Hillary's and Mark Penn's vitriolic, ruthless, gutless, desperate, attacks on everything and everyone Obama.

Now like the women of 1980s ABC, who wanted anyone but Carter and got Reagan, Iran-Contra, and a Supreme Court from hell, they line up enthusiastically for self-immolation.

Hillary... you have a lot of work to do... you need to beg forgiveness...

On that day when Hades freezes over, I expect to hear your full apology to the American people and the world.

(Gee, Hil, you can still be McCain's VP! Go for it!)

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Sandra, Tennessee — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:45:58 GMT

Thank you Hilliary!! Go Democrats. It is time for change!!

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ujw, ny — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:46:08 GMT

You can't help but notice the contrast in Clinton's appearance after losing to Obama. When she was campaigning in the primaries, she looked like a million bucks 24/7. But stumping for Obama she looks like something the cat dragged in. Maybe trying to elicit a little sympathy?

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Nik, Plainfield, IL — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:46:17 GMT

Maybe its just me but it almost seems like if Hillary were standing there promising she's going to support Obama a camera could pan in on her feet or behind her back and see that she was crossing her fingers or her toes! Yeah its what we needs and hopefully her staunch supporters buy it..but with the absence of Bill speaking up it just seems...well..insincere. Obama is the best candidate. And John McCain would be a terrible choice. I think that's obvious. The strong Clinton supporters who are willing to let America continue to decline because their candidate isn't running are crazy! And clearly never believed in what Hillary said she stood for to begin with. We see what shape the Republican reign has left the country in..to not vote for a change is plum dumb. Just as it was in 2004.

GOBama '08!

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Eileen, Portland, Maine — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:47:38 GMT

Hillary always says the right thing when she knows it will be publicized. She is a smart politician and she knows if she says in public what she is saying to her supporters and surrogates behind the scenes, she would be blamed for helping to create a situation that would cause Obama to lose the election so she could run in 2012. Just like she threw Kerry under the bus in 2004, to clear the way for herself in 2008.
Does Hillary care about the country? Sure, but she cares a whole lot more about Hillary and her personal ambitions.

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Robin — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:48:48 GMT

Thank you, Senator Clinton, a class act. McCain would be a disaster to women, and you have the diginity to not allow him to use you, as well as caring enough for American women to acknowledge how awful a McCain administration would be for us and our future.

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NANCY, PA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:50:02 GMT

WE WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF HILLARY WOULD TELL PAUL BAGALI AND HIS BUDDY JAMES CARVILLE THAT THE CAMPAIGN IS OVER OVER, OVER, OVER OVER AND IF

THEY ARE TRUE DEMOCRATS, THEY NEED TO GET ON BOARD THE TRAIN AND STOP GOING ON TV CAUSING PROBLEMS BECAUSE OUR ISSUES AS AMERICANS ARE BIGGER THAN THEIR PERSONAL ISSUES

YOU KNOW BAGALI AND CARVILLE, YOU ARE NOT SUFFERING BUT WE ARE THE VERY PEOPLE THAT YOU SAY YOU REPRESENT, JUST BECAUSE YOU DON'T HAVE AN ECONOMIC ISSUE

HAVEN'T LOSS YOUR HOME, CAR, CAN'T BUY GAS, LOST PENSIONS, CAN'T BUY INSURANCE

GET OUT OF OUR WAY THIS IS NOT ABOUT YOU OR THE CLINTONS THAT YOU KEEP PROUDLY TRYING TO SPLIT THE PARTY.

GET OVER IT WE THE PEOPLE HAVE MORE PRESSING ISSUES WE ARE BROKE YOU ARE NOT, SO GET OUT OF OUR WAY OR JUST MOVE TO ANOTHER PARTY PLEASE

WITH SO CALLED DEMS LIKE YOU, WE CAN DO WITHOUT YOU DRAGGING US DOWN AND CONTRIBUTING TO OUR CURRENT STRUGGLES.

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KJ, CR, IA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:52:28 GMT

I appreciate Hillary's words today and I'm sure she will continue her strong support of Obama this week and beyond. I also appreciate those Hillary supporters (Pat Huntington NY, for one) for their continuing support of the Democratic nominee. You clearly have your heads on straight. It's great to support your candidate passionately, but even better to finish second with grace and dignity. I don't understand why any of Hillary's supporters would go against what we all know to be the best choice for our own future. Hillary says it best when she points out that she is doing just what she knows Obama would do for her had she won the nomination. Same goes for me - had Hillary won, I'd have been disappointed after all of the hard work I put in for Obama, but I would certainly support and vote for Hillary in the GE.

So heal your wounds, Hillary supporters, and come back to your party. Trust me - Barack and Joe will work for the same ideals that Hillary has worked and will continue to work for.

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Cynthia, OH — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:53:25 GMT

What's up with Bagali and Carville?

These guys are intent on sinking the Dems Chances

They are not interested in the Voter's issues and struggles just the fact that their candidate did not get the proper respect according to their standards.

Please tell Bagali and Carvall to get out of the way this is not about them but the Trial and Tribulations of the American Voters

It's apparent they have sufficient Income and Money to take care of their families

But they don't care about ours. We can only get out of this spot if Dems pull it together.

Stop it, Stop it Stop it! You two

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Larry, Roseville CA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:57:10 GMT

Dear DAT: You need to get out more, my dear. Ann Richards, she of the sparkling eyes (no doubt), passed away in 2006. Yeah, I'm sorry too. But she's not likely to be speaking at this (or any other) Convention.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ann_Richards

Obama/Biden '08

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mad in Madtown — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:58:23 GMT

Bobbi? You out there?
DV, CA (Sent Monday, August 25, 2008 4:08 PM)

No she's still standing out on Highway 12 with her NO HUNTING OBAMA sign. No one told her that Obama left Eau Claire yesterday.

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NDISBUHLEEF, CHICAGO, IL — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:58:32 GMT

Why are there still people out there that make fun of Barack Obama's name and question his spiritual beliefs? Specifically someone's comment contained a spelling like Obahhma...there have been others. Progression with race relations and any other relationship building in this country will not go too much further even with SUPERB leadership because so many of us are proudly and defiantly IGNORANT. So don't blame problems on leadership, take some blame yourselves. Neither Hillary nor Barack deserve the blatant disrespect. Its mindless fodder I suppose...for the mindless.

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csh, IL — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:02:34 GMT

Remember back a few months ago when Obama said that all of Hillary's supporters would vote for him but he wasn't sure she could get the votes of his supporters?

Looks like he was a bit mistaken and may lose the election because of the way he trashed Bill and Hillary Clinton during the primaries.

Tim Russert called him out on his race baiting during one of the debates as he , uh, you know, ah, um ah, hemmed and hawed his way through some BS response.

And now more trash talk from the Obama folks:

DENVER -- A black Hillary Clinton delegate on Sunday accused state Senate President Emil Jones of calling her an "Uncle Tom."
Jones -- Barack Obama's political mentor -- denied using the racially loaded slur against Chicago political consultant Delmarie Cobb, but two aldermen who said they witnessed the Saturday night exchange back up Cobb's account.

http://www.suntimes.com/news/elections/1124667,CST-NWS-dem25.article

So much for unity!

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Henry, PA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:04:29 GMT

Sen. Clinton is doing a good thing

Now Sen. Clinton can you please Call off

Paul Bagalla and James Carvall and tell them this Election is not about them and their feelings they are wearing on their sleeves but

it now and alwyas has been about the American People and the Economic suffering they are enduring

Mr. Bagalla and Mr. Carvelle,

We are loosing homes, cars, pensions, insurance or can't get appropriate coverage or insurance companies cut our benefits, can't buy gas, groceries, can't afford to send our children to college

Apparently you gentlemen have no Money Problems, but the majority of Ordinary Americans Are Fighting to Live daily

So Stop making this about you, you, you, you, you,

Get over it and move on please! Come to PA, OH and see the devastation!

If you can't put the American People Above your Emotions, then just get out of our way. Stay Silent!

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Eileen, Portland, Maine — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:04:36 GMT

I think that Hillary has waited a little to long to really get behind Hillary.
Never once have a received an email from her with a really credible endorsement of Obama. Basically her emails have been calls to donate to her campaign.
I have seen no sign that Hillary has ever stopped campaigning which is why she 'suspended' her campaign rather than ending it. That is why she did not release her delegates months ago and that is why she is unable to open her mouth without reminding her supporters that she received 18 million votes, while Barack received 18 million "plus or minus".

I don't expect that Obama will ever get all the support of all her voters (that has never happened for any candidates in history), but please don't feed me the hogwash that Hillary isn't still feeding her supporters and surrogates (out of the public spotlight), that she should be the nominee!

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Eileen, Portland, Maine — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:07:09 GMT

HUH?????????????
Pressed again on whether she was giving a full-hearted endorsement, and whether her supporters would be, she said, “It would have been the same way if Barack Obama had won, and we'd be fighting for the unity of our party.”

HUH???????????

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Nazarene, Euless, TX — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:15:29 GMT

Go Hilary, all the haters of peace from the McCain camp will use your good name to play their dirty politics but at the end of the day it's the maturity and unity of the DNC that will prevail. You will always be respected by the American women. Go for it and God bless you.

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Paul, syracuse — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:16:16 GMT

I couldn't care less what any person on this site says - you all have a right to your own opinion.

This is one Democrat that would rather vote for a 3rd Bush term before i would ever vote for Obama. The future of my country is far more important to me that the future of this fractured, hi-jacked Dem party by the left wing nutjobs Pelosi and Dean? Uh, no thanks - I'll take my chances with McCain.

And since, I'm a middle-class, working, white guy why WOULDN'T I vote for John McCain - Screw Obama and his racist wife!

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Sean — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:21:24 GMT

For all wanting party unity - knocking Bill and Hillary doesn't help.

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Tracey, Bristol, VA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:25:50 GMT

I think the Clinton protesters and P.U.M.A's are Repubs in disguise. They are just trying to play up the split with the media so they will cover that more than the convention itself. And the sad part is the MSM are buying into it. No REAL democrat would vote for McCain over Obama. Why would they vote for McCain, who votes with Bush 95% of the time. I also voted for Clinton but now I am fully in support of Obama. He won fair and square. No Lets get Repubs out of the Whitehouse!!

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Donna Doughtry, Huntsville Al — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:33:15 GMT

I am another support of Hillary and I will not be voting for Obama. No way, no how. Change you can believe in? I am praying that McCain picks Carly Fiorina! That ought to shake up the race!

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Joyce, NY — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:38:54 GMT

Mark, why on earth should Hilary beg for forgiveness? What she's done in the primaries were kid gloves. In fact, she's given Obama some much needed training. She even refused to go down a road that Mark Penn advised - the same tactics the Repubs are using right now against Obama.

You know, some of Obama's supporters vile remarks are so ticking people like me off who are ready to vote for him. What else do you folks want from Hilary - have her on her knees begging for mercy?

Let me make this clear, it is YOU people who ought to be begging for mercy for her and her supporters to assure the thin resume Obama the White House. Too bad it wasn't Ron Paul on the other side but McCain.

She's doing everything she can and had shown more class than all you Obamabots could possibly muster.

Peace is two way you know. Stop the vile remarks, it shows your true colors. It is NOT only Hilary's responsibility to unite this party but you Obama supporters as well.

Continue your venemous post and comments - it seems to be more important to you folks to hurl insults at the Clintons than to make sure McCain does not get elected. That's another perspective people don't really want to consider and see.

MSNBC please post this.

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62 white female for Obama — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:38:57 GMT

Now that was a great comeback, Hillary! Keep it up. Let's unite behind Obama ... and I'm a Independent with Conservative leanigs.

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Hill defender — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:44:40 GMT

How sad this is. All of you Clinton HATERS are now playing nice. We hate you and you boy, and will not forgive you for what you and Huessin did to her. You're all a disgrace to America ! You have captured and tortured are great leader into being a obama minion. But the WAR still rages !

Justice will be our in Nov !

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Proud Texan — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:47:35 GMT

Former Texsas Governor Ann Richards is giving republican ideology a kick in the teeth, as she gives her passionate speech. Bravo!

ps., She's a gorgeous older woman. Her eyes just sparkle.
DAT

How DARE you speak about a great woman like ANN, while associating her with that damn Muslim

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New Indpendent — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:52:57 GMT

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Hill defender — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:54:31 GMT

Hillary Clinton...Secretary of State?
GP Chicago (Sent Monday

Why would she take a second rate job working that man !

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Karma ! — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:56:16 GMT

All you sick obama people; JUSTICE WILL COME SOON FOR OBAMA !

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Hill defender — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:58:16 GMT

Ejoying beating Hillary now thats she down and out. While you at it drag her by her hair around the convention, I know all of you and Obama would love that.

BUT keep in mind her warriors are still out here setting up your boys dimise ! e will get the last laugh !

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SM, Georgia — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:59:04 GMT

MNBC is so pro Obama, so most pro Clinton comments never get on here. I own my vote and I will do with it what I want. At this point, I will NOT vote for OBama and I will vote for McCain. I am so fed up with this whole Democratic party at this time. They have not been loyal or respectful towards the Clintons or their supporters and neither has the media. If Obama thinks that he can do it without the Hillary supporters then let him go for it. Most of his bloggers are rude and closeminded, too. McCain actually has a lot of good policies that I believe in and I trust him more than I do this bunch with Obama. McCain in 08- Clinton in 2012!

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LJ — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 22:10:57 GMT

If Hillary wanted to do the right thing, she wouldn't be making demands for her and Bubba. If Hillary was doing the right things, she'd shut up and go away knowing no one cares, Obama won Hillary, stop your whining and pouting and realize that more of us didn't want you as President than those who did. We still won't want you in 2012 or any other year after that for that matter. We are sick of you and you make it easy for us to feel this way.

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J O'Brien — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 22:14:11 GMT

Obama will lose those much needed Clinton hold out votes if his fans continue to act smug and continue to make snide remarks about her. And he will lose them thanks to the media (i.e. MSNBC) not backing off of her either. This woman can't win for losing sake with those mentioned above.
Obama fans - do you want the Hillary hold out votes or not?

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grow up hillary, New Jersey — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 22:27:26 GMT

As a former Clinton supporter, it is very disappointing to see how they are both trying to spoil Barack's run for the White House. They are both very influential people in the DNC and their actions do not support their words. I truly believe that it is their hope to sabotage this election to make Hillary look stronger in four years. Unfortunately, the American people don't have four more years to waste and slip further away from their dreams and hope.

They should stop thinking about their own legacy and think about what is happening to this country and our reputation abroad and the America people (they actions, all behind the scene of course, have been so evil and underhanded). To win by any means necessary, seems to be their motto.

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Troy Williams, St Louis, MO — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 22:30:52 GMT

You Obama supporters have spent months treating us like clowns. Well, we will show you in November.

PROUD Hillary supporter that will vote my conscience, not what she tells me to do. I CANNOT stand Obama and his zealous supporters and media cheerleader.
Keep on demonizing Hillary. Good job!

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Young Atheart — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 22:56:03 GMT

The Olympics was only the latest evidence that America is not as strong as she used to be. A communist country effectively used their rising middle-class to put on the greatest show ever AND win the most gold medals. There were just too few Moms’s and Dad’s like Michael Phelp’s or Shawn Johnson’s who’s sacrifice was enough to propel their kids to the top. The rest were too distracted by mortgage failures, medical expenses, gas prices and educational budget-cuts, all problems that grew during two+ decades of rising corporate tax-cuts and profits.

This election is possibly the last chance to save the working middle-class and everything it does for this country. It is unbelievable that many voters are still voting based on identity politics..."my vote will only go to a 'woman' or 'war vet' or "someone more like me" Wake-up America. The election is not a popularity contest. It is the future.

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Lucien BONNET — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 22:56:45 GMT

RE:
Hillary saying all the right things
Posted: Monday, August 25, 2008 3:28 PM by Domenico Montanaro
Filed Under: Democrats, 2008, Clinton, Obama
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NEW LETTER TO SENATOR BARACK OBAMA
Laval, Canada, August 6, 25

SENATOR OBAMA,

‘It is in adversity’, I was going to say in ‘darkness’, that one recognizes true friends.

Energy of the Sixties tested, confronted by Todays’s Energy crisis, what does Science hold for us in this field at the crossroad of the third millennium?

Each of us should express solidarity, according to his means.

My contribution, apparently futuristic, refers, Senator Obama, to an inexhaustible source of energy, which one should tame now.

In a book with limited publication, translated in English for the needs of the cause, entitled ‘BILL A RI And There Was Light’, addressed during his last American election campaign to President Bill Clinton who acknowledged having received it, I dared to tackle this subject.

It’s like to say to you, Senator Obama, that in the exceptional circumstances in which we live today - in the point of view of energy - no exploration in the mid or long term, by the american expertise , of an additional source of energy, at the same time safe and profitable, should not be ruled out.

There is no witchcraft at all involved in all that, Mister Obama. In spite of my Haïtian ascent and my carefully phrased remarks. It is undoubtedly so when a taboo should be broken through. A taboo of magnitude, Sir, I admit it. A ’scientific’ taboo, seldom encountered.

‘ The taboo arises as a negative categorical imperative,’ affirms Roger Caillois.

It is not saying little. Especially when it is a question of adequately correcting the theory of Newton on light and colors.

However, at the dawn of the twenty first century, to denounce this taboo, to reverse it, should I say, what an asset! Moreover, at the same time the multiple taboos grow blurred which surround another phenomenon of the highest scientific range, the well known phenomenon under the abusive name of ‘Black Holes’, synthesis of light and colors. Indeed Newton, in good faith undoubtedly in his time, really reversed the interpretation of the phenomenon of light. He took the part for the whole ! So much and so well that today like yesterday, the visible appears so much more tempting. Physicists say it: ‘ninety to ninety nine percent of the matter of the universe (Grosso Modo - said here roughly by Lucien BONNET - for more precisions see "LINKS" or "GOOGLE") is made up of a dark matter, invisible, which generates, propels and surrounds the visible, like the sea surrounds the continents’. Scientists such as Stephen Hawking affirm it. The Hubble Telescope confirms it. But theoretical Optics is stagnant.

My intervention, here, Senator Obama, would mean that. It is possible to use another form of energy. By decoding the Black Matter.Without a play on words. Theoretically initially. While ‘returning the elevator to Newton’ - without a play on words. By the Act which consists in making an AMENDMENT TO THE LAW OF NEWTON ON LIGHT AND COLORS.

Presently, why should we take the result instead of the cause?

— Objectively and in a pragmatic way, how not focussing on the new synthesis?

Consequently, what a liberation !

At the threshold of the third millennium, let light live, invisible by synthesis, visible by analysis !

‘Synthesis and analysis are two wings of the same bird, the rythm of the universe’s heartbeat, tamed inside the infinitely small having mass. Successively contracted and deployed. In the benefit of humanity.’

One small step for Man, one giant leap for Mankind - I also said myself - in ‘ BILL A RI and there was light !… ‘

Unfortunate, yes, but how much a convenient Energy crisis if I dare say, which invites us to explore other avenues, other concepts and, therefore, other resources so far neglected.

Invitation to go from the invisible to the visible and vice versa. Taking advantage of the sequence of colorless and colored luminous speeds. In order to better understand the Universe. Where Law and Order prevail. Just like in Democracy !

Energetic formula with a unique character !

In the name of Science and Technology, vapor is being reverse !

A winning formula !

In The United States Of America.

By The United States Of America.

For The United States Of America and abroad !

With you today, Senator Obama, I repeat this sentence - since 1972 and 1978 - that is to say forty years old, but always, in my opinion, carrying the same message that I wish more and more positive for the years to come, in the third millennium, as I said since 1972 and on April 10, 1978, in a Letter to Doctor Carl Sagan:

‘On the cosmic scale as on the terrestrial scale, darkness or blackness forms an integral, sine qua non part, of color and light pocess’.

Is it still broad daylight
in the shadow of the black sun?

Yours truly,
Lucien BONNET

PLEASE SEE ‘Bill A Ri And There Was Light !’
in http://www.contact-canadahaiti.ca

LINKS (JANUARY 12, 2008)
UBC astronomer makes first map of dark matter
CTV.ca - 11 Jan 2008
For the first time, a team of UBC scientists have mapped the elusive ‘dark matter’ in a supercluster of stars in the night sky.
New map lets scientists ’see’ dark matter CBC News
Astronomers get best look yet at dark matter surrounding galaxies The Canadian Press.

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JVB Utica IL — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 23:13:50 GMT

I have yet to understand why Democrats would vote for John McCain under any circumstances. We have all experienced disappointment yet to seek revenge for a candidate's loss by voting for a party that has put our country in the mess we are in, is far beyond my comprehension.

I am a 60 year old woman who grew up with all brothers, had all sons and am very familiar with the issues we women have faced. Yet, I sincerely hope that those who might be considering this option will rethink their position. Your decision will not help anyone to get healthcare, equal pay, a better economy, advance all human rights or any other important issue we now face.

Can you justify taking more away from the American people than we have already given up?

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Daley Dunham — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 23:37:38 GMT

Unfortunately, there is currently no InTrade betting line on whether or not Bill Clinton will act like a big baby on Wednesday night. Too bad.

It was reported on Sunday that Bill Clinton is unhappy and annoyed with his designated speaking topic for the Democratic National Convention, which is that he talk on why Barack Obama would be a better Commander in Chief than John McCain.

It seems pretty clear that this speaking assignment is payback for Bill's juvenile response to the question a reporter asked him a few weeks ago, "do you think Barack Obama is ready to be Commander in
Chief?" Still unable to get over the fact that team-Clinton lost the primary, --instead of an emphatic "yes, and let me tell you why"-- the former President gave the embarrassing response "... well, you could argue that no one is ever ready. The Constitution sets out those requirements..." In other words, 'all I'm going to admit is that Obama is at least 35 years old.' It was a remarkable display of Bill Clinton continuing to put his his own hurt feelings and bruised ego ahead of the interest of the Democratic party and the ideals he ostensibly holds dear.

The most common criticism of Bill Clinton during Hillary's primary campaign was that he just couldn't manage to stay on message and stop talking about himself. Now, Clinton remains upset because he feels
that Obama didn't speak positively enough about his administration. According to Sunday's article, the topic Bill wants to speak on is one of "general Democratic themes." Gee, I wonder what the context of
those general democratic themes would be? Perhaps how great America used to be, say, between 1992 and 2000?

With the assignment of his speaking topic, the Obama campaign sent a clear message to Bill Clinton: get over yourself, and start being a team player.

So, here's the great entertainment for the Wednesday night. Will Bill Clinton take his marching orders and gush about what a great Commander in Chief Obama will make, perhaps squirming visibly, but without a doubt, writhing in agony in his soul? Or will the famously undisciplined former President simply go "off topic", reminisce about how great the Clinton years were, and once again put his own ego ahead of the interest of his party? If InTrade did have a betting line on such a thing, I think I'd put my money on the latter. Anybody want to make a bet?

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Ann Rodham, Akron, Oh — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 23:49:47 GMT

What is going to happen when after the roll call, Hillary wins the vote? This is going to be a very unconventional convention.
Hillary '08

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Andrea, Redlands, CA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 23:51:49 GMT

The Clintons better make sure Obama wins, because this McCain ad, featuring that memorable sarcasm "and Obama made a speech in 2002", will live forever. If Obama loses, this will be their mark of Cain.

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Andrea, Redlands, CA — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 23:52:21 GMT