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As I say in the title I am an Obama supporter, so let me give you my unbiased opinion of the Senator, this should be fun!
Hillary has fought for health care since Bill was president. That is a lot of conviction
If you listened to Edwards endorsement of Obama last night, he had a lot of good things to say about Hillary, that means something.
The race should continue till the end, it is good for us to finish what we started.
Hillary has gone further in this primary then any other women, you have to give her some glass ceiling credit there.
She knows she is loosing right now and will not win the race, yet she still gets up everyday and faces the public(lets see any of us try that) and is today defended Obama against Bush. I know it was the right thing to do but that takes a lot out of a person on an emotional level, you have to give her credit for this shows a lot of character. She has a smile on every day, imagine the stress she is under!
Please feel free to add comments on the positive aspects of Hillary I know I did not get them all. Keep in mind this is a POSITIVE POST!!
Democrats 08!
DEMS 08
Thanks Hillary 08
DEM in 08!
How did the Democrats manage to pick a candidate in '04 that couldn't beat Bush? Well, Obama supporter, you're doing it again.
I'm also trying to remind everyone that we should be focusing on November and that we still have a chance to correct the mistakes of the past by nominating someone that can actually win.
No, I would not call my bluff :)))
I believe that if the DNC makes a fair and just decision and the super-delegates really consider which candidate is more likely to be able to beat McCain and they all consider ALL of the issues that have arisen during the course of this campaign and not just go along with their state Hillary Clinton will have a chance.
I do appreciate your acknowledgement of her efforts.
well I would not take that personally if I were you.
I was still hoping to have only positive comments on the post but oh well
Thank you for your comments
The point my spirited friend is making is calling out out on that.
She got your point...and then some.
I suppose you're counting Florida and Michigan even though Obama wasn't even on Michigan's ballot. (In fact I know you have to be.) You're also probably not counting the caucus states. Are you additionally eliminating the "unimportant" small states LIKE WEST VIRGINIA?
I could not find it.
According to Real Cleaer Politics, even with Florida, Obama still leads in the popular vote
Link
total delegates Obama +172
super delegates Obama +19
Pledged delegates Obama +15
Popular Vote Obama 49.3 Clinton 47.5
Popular Vote w FL Obama 48.4 Clinton 47.6
Not only does this count not include Michigan, it also does not include Iowa, Nevada, Me and Washington. These states have not released their popular votes yet and the advantage is to Obama.
You are out there spewing this "fact" for hours, then you concede? What exactly are you doing for Hillary's campaign but bashing the other candidate and getting your facts wrong in the process?
I think Hillary has a shot at it, especially considering MI & FL. You're not helping anyone with that vision though, you're alienating people with your "F..KING" this and "F..KING" that.
Perhaps you mean well but you come off as very hateful and reactionary. This is "partybuilder" not "partybutcher."
I'm not totally convinced she's been working on health care all these years; but I got to give her credit for trying in the 90's.
I haven't heard many negative things about her from her New York constituents.
She is a decent public speaker.
She began with the press almost calling her the nominee; but when that changed, she continued to work on toward her goal. That is impressive when anyone does it.
She has many devoted folk who want her to be president.
She is a good debater.
She is good at writing policy.
I'm sure I could come up with more; but I'll let others do it.
Thank you for adding positive comments
JJOY
As for experience, granted Neither Obama or Clinton has ever been president, BUT Senator Clinton is at least a second term senator.....that experience should count for something.
It was a very nice gesture... though and I do appreciate you posting it.
Hillary Supporters here in Indy & Staffers are highly educated professionals, all colors, creeds, nationalities & Professions, that misnomer being sold is pure pundit Hooey!
JJOY
Lets keep the message positive but keep supporting your candidate!!!!
She is the most qualified candidate with the best track record and the least baggage, in my opinion...that is all it takes to win.
They were & are a team!
JJOY
JJOY
JJoy
Woman at large has made the point, we all fear, which will be our own undoing.
I haven't seen that one yet.
I was an ardent Hillary supporter before Obama came to my attention, and if he was not in this race I would be firmly in the Hillary camp.
What is interesting about this primary is how hard we have fought to show the differences between these two candidates. Clearly, we found enough difference to consolidate our camps - but we must now begin the work of stepping back for a view with better perspective. We can't allow ourselves to fall into "toxic certainty" where the relatively minor differences between Hillary and Barack become insurmountable differences.
In the end we share more in common with each other than we do with John McCain or the GOP - and that is something I am very appreciative for Hillary saying over this last week.
There is too much at stake in this election for us not to come out of this ugly primary unified. Think about it this way: we're only this passionate because for once we have to choose the best of two great candidates, instead of the lesser of two evil ones.
Thanks for your positive post, NJ.
In Unity,
D. Tree