....and so do you!

Rubymom, go to Link and click on sign up to make phone calls. Talk to people in Oregon and other states left to vote. Our issues are real issues and hearing from people that are real life make it happen.

I am a proud supporter of the Honorable Senator, Hillary Rodham Clinton.

....they ignore it because the shit isn't true! You however, want every negative thing you read to be true. Fan of the National Enquirer?

Go to JEA's bolg "For all those who support Hillary Clinton".

There are a few hate issues that I would like explained such as the ones he listened to for 20 YEARS!

Dem in Westwego, here is a news flash for you, because we don't support Obama, has nothing to do with his race. It has to do with his character. Dr. Martin Luther King, said he had a dream that his children would be judged on their character, we had judged Obama and found both his character lacking as well as his judgement and lack of experience. I am from Illinois, and he has done nothing for the betterment of it, I don't want the same to happen to my country.

Those who think that Hillary supporters are racist, are the bigots themselves. This party is broken. The values it once had have been replaced by liberal extreme hatred even within our own party.

You can ignore the voters, especially in Michigan and Florida, but while you win the battle, you will lose the war. You can't keep attacking Hillary supporters with everything from gender attacks, reverse racism, cultural attacks, religious discrimination and class discrimination. You can't degrade half the party and think we will just come to task and vote for Obama and all is forgiven, like it or not you need us, and we are all but out the door. Obama does not reflect our values, perhaps we don't agree with his policy plans, but we have the right to support our candidate in a dignified way and even choose not to vote at all or vote outside our party if we feel someone else is more reflective of our values.

Our hopes are still on Hillary as President and Obama as Vice President. This would have meant 16 years in the white house, health care, an economic plan that would have meant a strong dollar and a Green Plan that would have meant American jobs. That was what would have been best. But if we decide that Obama's inexperience and ego, (which goes to judgement by not doing what is best for the big extended picture of the party, 16 years) is lacking, than we can go somewhere else with our vote.

Perhaps, just perhaps, Hillary will run as an Independent! If not, Hillary 2012, after McCain 4 years in office. The numbers do not support Obama when it comes to the Electorial vote, 30% of the Dems will not vote for him in the 1st chair, and 15-18 prcent said they were undecide or just will not vote.

Obama has been campaigning in Florida and Michigan which he is not suppose to do until after the May meeting about the seating of the delegates, but Obama, also campaigned in Florida before the election before they voted, which he also was not suppore to do.

The Florida, Michigan and Obama issue, is just too much like Bush/Gore. But this time the election is being manipulated to appease have a party while it throws those Dems who helped define the positive core values that once made up the Dem. party. But the party is not what it was in the 90's, and I am forever sadden for it.

Taking my vote elsewhere...if Hillary is not the nominee.

...believe me...it's over!

Ah, well.