Okay, nevermind. :rolleyes:
Because, in sincerity, I consider her to have had a graduate course in the presidency by being in the White House for 8 years with a successful Democratic POTUS. Furthermore, experience is important as one factor. Not the only factor, obviously.
Seriously though, I was expressing my opinion. And it is my opinion that as POTUS, Obama would cause folks to dig in their heels to oppose him out of spite for being holier-than-thou. HRC has passed bipartisan legislation. Obama has mostly added his name to what others were doing in the Senate, being the freshman he is.
But that’s another thread. But to the point I brought up, I reiterate: it is my view that his holier-than-thou, postpartisan attitude is rancor-engendering, smug, and self-satisfied. If you disagree with him in a way he doesn’t approve of, then it’s just ‘the old politics.’ That one-hit-wonder line will get old quick.
Once again, that’s my view. Thanks, I have the facts. And that’s my view.
That’s one of the reasons he is my second choice. 
I’d vote for Barack. I’m a Hillary supporter (and I live in Florida where my vote didn’t count and I’m mad as hell!). But McCain looks like just another four years of Bush and thousands more Americans and Iraqi lives lost. I only hope Barack has some excellent advisers on whom he can depend when that 3:00 a.m. phone call comes in.
I’ve voted a straight Democrat ticket my entire voting life. If Oprah manages to get Obama nominated, I’ll be casting my first ever Republican vote. For POTUS no less.
A minor hijack. Why? Whichever Democrat doesn’t get the nomination will graciously endorse the other and declare that the Democratic nominee is far better than the Republican.
I voted for Clinton, I like her health plan better, I think Obama is a smart alec who promises change but won’t tell how he will change. But he will take away the wealthy tax cuts and end the war. However much I dislike him, why would I vote for McCain who will keep the tax cuts and continue the war?
At the very least, you would be a tiny bit responsible for the deaths in Iraq if McCain is elected.
It’s my right to vote which ever way I choose. I will NOT vote for Obama. I will not choose to not vote. If my choice is Obama or McCain, it’s McCain. My choices are my own. This is my response to the OP. It is the way I am resolved to vote for Clinton in November. If I can’t vot Clinton… I WILL vote McCain.
You do have that right, certainly. But it would help The Fight if you would tell us why.
oh. so there really are hillary supporters out there. :eek:
So, do Hillary supporters realize that she doesn’t have a snowball’s chance in hell to win the nomination? It’s as though everyone’s in on this except them… and her. Actually, Hillary knows she’s losing. But she won’t give in because she wants to keep collecting money for the next election. Meanwhile she’s acting desperate and doing everything in her power to discredit Obama so McCain will win. Then in 4 years, she’ll claim, “see, I told you so. You should have chosen me 4 years ago since Obama couldn’t make it and now we that we have had another 4 years of a republican president it’s time you took me seriously.”
Hillary will sell out the democratic party by tearing obama apart rather than support him because it’s all about her… and her husband’s sencond chance to establish a legitimate legacy.