THESE ARE OUR BIGGEST DIFFERENCES
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You prefer Clinton
I Prefer Obama
If Clinton wins I would vote for her
If Obama wins you would vote independent, or better yet write in Hillary Clintons name even when you knew it would still be like giving a vote for McCain, or even actually voting for McCain
If Obama loses to Clinton I will not leave the party
If Clinton loses you're out
You speak of uniting Hillary and her only
I would unite with the party and vote for her!
(I voted for Bill twice, I like Bill, but I just do not believe in royal families) I thought that is why our beloved forefathers ran to America, we shouldnt let this happen. It's fundamental.
I Prefer Obama
If Clinton wins I would vote for her
If Obama wins you would vote independent, or better yet write in Hillary Clintons name even when you knew it would still be like giving a vote for McCain, or even actually voting for McCain
If Obama loses to Clinton I will not leave the party
If Clinton loses you're out
You speak of uniting Hillary and her only
I would unite with the party and vote for her!
(I voted for Bill twice, I like Bill, but I just do not believe in royal families) I thought that is why our beloved forefathers ran to America, we shouldnt let this happen. It's fundamental.
UNTIL TRUTH IS TOLD HERE, YOU WILL NEVER GET OUR VOTES. IT MAKES ME ANGRY! AND MY VOTE WILL GO TO MCCAIN BEFORE I EVER VOTE FOR THAT BASTARD.
Committee Members were:
Mark Brewer (Michigan Democratic Party Chair, HRC supporter)
Debbie Dingell (General Motors lobbyist, neutral superdelegate, wife of Rep. John Dingell -HRC supporter and superdelegate)
Carl Levin (HRC supporter and superdelegate)
Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick (Rep. for 13th District, Detroit, Kwame Kilpatrick's mother - undeclared but possibly leans Obama)
"If angst of a superdelegate were a portrait, it would look just like Debbie Dingell, the wife of Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich.), chairman of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
Dingell the superdelegate (the blonde one, not the bald one; they're both superdelegates) is losing sleep over the political mess she helped cause in her state by pushing for an early Democratic primary in defiance of national party rules.
"I probably haven't slept since Feb. 4th," says Dingell, vice chair of the General Motors Foundation, maybe only half-jokingly. "Because it does matter. I really care about the people of my state."
Dingell is scrambling to help find a solution so that her people, including hers truly, will have a voice at the Democratic National Committee's nominating convention this summer. When she and other Michigan Democratic insiders pushed so aggressively to buck the DNC's calendar, who knew the stakes would be so high, the race this close, this far beyond Super Tuesday?
"Nobody foresaw this," she says. Certainly not Barack Obama, who, unlike Hillary Rodham Clinton, followed the DNC rules and didn't campaign in Michigan or put his name on the ballot - a choice made before anyone imagined he'd be the frontrunner after 11 consecutive primary victories." - Washington Post, February 27, 2008
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I suggest that manipulation of the facts stop. The bloggers here are informed!
Listen. IF this Party does not listen to the voice of its members with equality, there is no club. History shows that their is no Monarcy. Fact!
LISTEN
Last winter, both Clinton and Obama deferred to the DNC and agreed not to "campaign or participate" in either election; Obama even removed his name from the Michigan slate. So while Clinton "beat" her rival 50-33 in Florida and trounced "uncommitted" 55-40 in the Great Lakes State, one can't help but suspect that not campaigning and/or not appearing on the ballot somewhat affected Obama's showing--not to mention that turnout has a way of declining when voters are told that the election doesn't matter.