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By Moses - Jul 6th, 2008 at 1:02 am EDT

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From people right here on PB:

A declaration for unity:

To those that know, and to those who do not, I support, Senator Hillary Clinton.

I will say for the hunderedth time "I would be happy to vote for any of the DEM candidates."

AND WILL.

And this call for making nice as we should:

People, let me say this, we should be able to rally around all the candidates. Why do we have to be posting negative issues about any candidate?

Here's something quite prophetic:

Bless all of the Democratic candidates because this primary started way before its time and they are having to go a great distance to persuade the voters. We will have a tired party when it is done and we don't need anyone trashing anyone

Another declaration:

[I am]A long time Democrat and I will support the eventual nominee.

How true:

Anyone in the Democratic Party is by far the best chance for this country to survive.

And my favorite:

Personally I think all the Dem candidates are fine choices and would happily vote for ANY of them should any one of them get the nod

Reader Comments

By illinoismel Jul 6th 2008 at 1:19 am EDT

No doubt these statements have been made. However, some of us believe the candidate that is the presumptive nominee is not the best for us right now. Everyone has a voice and that is expressed in their vote.

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By Moses Jul 6th 2008 at 1:23 am EDT

Well, they were made by some very staunch Clinton supporters who have evidently changed their minds.

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By SPIRITED DONA Jul 6th 2008 at 1:30 am EDT

not me or mel. moses, i am to the point, within one week, i am going to lie by omission, and let his supporters believe hillary supporters are missing in large numbers. how can it hurt me?

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By Moses Jul 6th 2008 at 1:36 am EDT

And as I mentioned to Dona below, I respect your right to choose whomever you wish. I continue to hope you eventually decide to side with Obama.

Dear Moses,

By SPIRITED DONA Jul 6th 2008 at 1:22 am EDT

You are one of the most intelligent pb members. i thanked you for pointing out the sign language.

on busineess end-- i have a vote if hillary is on the ticket. i have explained. even team hillary forgets my positions. i have repeatedly had a shot at my vote turned down. hillary worried too little about delegates, barack too little on votes.

Re: Dear Moses,

By Moses Jul 6th 2008 at 1:28 am EDT

Thank you Dona. You, too, and an intelligent one here. I respect your right to vote or not vote for whomever you choose. I am holding out hope that you and other Clinton supporters decide to pull the lever for Obama. Without all Democratic support, Mccain will be in the White House.

Re: Dear Moses,

By SPIRITED DONA Jul 6th 2008 at 1:36 am EDT

dear moses, i hate politics makes so many arguments and huge ens! i have explained, but it just leads to inflammatory perception. it's 9-11. it was 9-11 for me. hillary can shield him from the patriotism vs mcpang. but all must decide their course. thank you for your compliment! it is appreciated! have a good night! p.s. i often forget which case i am using. sorry.

microcosm

By Artemis Jul 6th 2008 at 1:33 am EDT

The handful of people represented here on Party Builder are from everywhere in our country. Some support this, some that... Can we actually think that our sentiments will be so ever-present in November? Will this even make a dent in the electoral college?

From what I can manage to average, there are less than 1000 seriously divided votes represented here, spread out among all the different states we live in. Less than 20 votes per state, TOPS.

Re: microcosm

By Jacob Clark Jul 6th 2008 at 3:52 am EDT

You would be surprised to know who reads this blog. A lot of folks read it, but don't blog here.

Yes

By Jacob Clark Jul 6th 2008 at 3:53 am EDT

Barack and Hillary are both calling for unity. Thank you for this intelligent collection of quotes.