Comments on: Hillary’s Letter and Supporting Documents to Superdelegates http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/ Thu, 08 Jan 2009 01:08:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Julie Miller http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/comment-page-1/#comment-293365 Julie Miller Fri, 30 May 2008 10:52:15 +0000 http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/#comment-293365 Like the fact that many of her supporters are bigots? Like the fact that many of her supporters are bigots?

]]> By: emma http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/comment-page-1/#comment-293268 emma Fri, 30 May 2008 09:48:22 +0000 http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/#comment-293268 I am a Nigerian and have followed this primaries very closely. The issue at stake is not about just America, but the world. For a lot of us, the basic issue is, who can best bring the nations of the world to some understanding that we are one,in order to appeciate the attrocities going on in the less previllaged nations of the world. We believe strongly that a fresh person with new ideas would do the job just fine and we feel that Obama is the person. For the democrats, running off to another party to register your protest that your candidate is out of the race is just too bad and very unmatured a behavior.You do not shot yourself on the leg while competing in a race and still wants your opponent not to win.HC should give Obama all the required assistance to ensure that the democrats wins the election, doing this will finally show that she is really a stong lady and a force to work with. Its a tough decision but one that will single her out as the ultimate American hero. I am a Nigerian and have followed this primaries very closely.
The issue at stake is not about just America, but the world.
For a lot of us, the basic issue is, who can best bring the nations of the world to some understanding that we are one,in order to appeciate the attrocities going on in the less previllaged nations of the world. We believe strongly that a fresh person with new ideas would do the job just fine and we feel that Obama is the person. For the democrats, running off to another party to register your protest that your candidate is out of the race is just too bad and very unmatured a behavior.You do not shot yourself on the leg while competing in a race and still wants your opponent not to win.HC should give Obama all the required assistance to ensure that the democrats wins the election, doing this will finally show that she is really a stong lady and a force to work with. Its a tough decision but one that will single her out as the ultimate American hero.

]]> By: Dee http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/comment-page-1/#comment-292944 Dee Fri, 30 May 2008 06:21:34 +0000 http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/#comment-292944 Patty You and the people like you (racist) are the very reason Hillary will never see the White House. In fact, her comments about hard-working White Americans who will not vote for Obama (racist)are the people who want to see her in the White House. Well, if she gets the nomination I am going to vote for McCain too. At least he has not tried to connect himself to attitudes of racism as the reason he is the best candidate. It amazes me how much she loved all the Black's before the race got underway. One other thing check out your facts, are you working in a good job Patty or are you one of the low-income uneducated White woman working in America because if your not then your a benefactor of Affirmative Action, although White women did not get, hosed down, bitten by dogs and jailed to get, you got it for free!!! Patty
You and the people like you (racist) are the very reason Hillary will never see the White House. In fact, her comments about hard-working White Americans who will not vote for Obama (racist)are the people who want to see her in the White House. Well, if she gets the nomination I am going to vote for McCain too. At least he has not tried to connect himself to attitudes of racism as the reason he is the best candidate.

It amazes me how much she loved all the Black’s before the race got underway. One other thing check out your facts, are you working in a good job Patty or are you one of the low-income uneducated White woman working in America because if your not then your a benefactor of Affirmative Action, although White women did not get, hosed down, bitten by dogs and jailed to get, you got it for free!!!

]]> By: skwellis http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/comment-page-1/#comment-292160 skwellis Fri, 30 May 2008 01:23:24 +0000 http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/#comment-292160 Too bad there are so many Clinton supporters who have fallen in with the mob mentality that demonizes anyone who doesn't agree with them. To be sure, there are similar cultists supporting Obama, but there seem to be more of them in the pro-Hillary blogs. I doubt that Clinton and Obama actually feel that way about each other. They each have real strengths and real weaknesses as candidates. On balance, I have concluded that Obama's strengths outweigh his weaknesses, and vice versa for Clinton, but I'm willing to afford a presumption of good faith to anyone who has reached a contrary conclusion, as long as they don't resort to name-calling. Too bad there are so many Clinton supporters who have fallen in with the mob mentality that demonizes anyone who doesn’t agree with them. To be sure, there are similar cultists supporting Obama, but there seem to be more of them in the pro-Hillary blogs. I doubt that Clinton and Obama actually feel that way about each other. They each have real strengths and real weaknesses as candidates. On balance, I have concluded that Obama’s strengths outweigh his weaknesses, and vice versa for Clinton, but I’m willing to afford a presumption of good faith to anyone who has reached a contrary conclusion, as long as they don’t resort to name-calling.

]]> By: Mrs. Emma (Gran) Ford http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/comment-page-1/#comment-292015 Mrs. Emma (Gran) Ford Fri, 30 May 2008 00:30:23 +0000 http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/#comment-292015 I agree that H. Clinton is the strongest politician in American history. She has reputation, and experience to become president. Go for it Hillary you have the voice of the people. I agree your point, you are most qualified to lead the country as president of Unites States. Democrates wake up, Hillary is more experience than Obama. If Obama would be the nominee I can guarantee that democrates would not win General Election. Put Hillary Clinton to be the leader, and Obama would be vice president. Then the Democrates against republican will win then. Attention superdelegates dont be carried away by the media. Look at on Hillary experience then you have to think about it. Obama has no much experience in foriegn policy. Go for it Hillary tell this uncommitted superdelegates that the have to choice the right person to run the country. If the Democrates would team up Hillary as president, Obama would be her running mate, yes the democrates would win this coming election. If you dont think very carefully if obama would be the nominee your party would not win, and you pay huge price losing this coming election I can guarantee you. Democrate would lost the general election, Republican will win. Listen to the voice of the people not your emotion. Hillary is more qualified to fight against John McCain. team up Hillary Clinton as President, Obama would be her running mate, yes 100% democrates will win. Go for it Hillary people telling you, dont give up fight for it until the end. The winner takes them all. Emma Gran Ford minag5054@yahoo.com.au I agree that H. Clinton is the strongest politician in American history. She has reputation, and experience to become president. Go for it Hillary you have the voice of the people.

I agree your point, you are most qualified to lead the country as president of Unites States. Democrates wake up, Hillary is more experience than Obama. If Obama would be the nominee I can guarantee that democrates would not win General Election. Put Hillary Clinton to be the leader, and Obama would be vice president. Then the Democrates against republican will win then. Attention superdelegates dont be carried away by the media. Look at on Hillary experience then you have to think about it. Obama has no much experience in foriegn policy. Go for it Hillary tell this uncommitted superdelegates that the have to choice the right person to run the country. If the Democrates would team up Hillary as president, Obama would be her running mate, yes the democrates would win this coming election. If you dont think very carefully if obama would be the nominee your party would not win, and you pay huge price losing this coming election I can guarantee you. Democrate would lost the general election, Republican will win. Listen to the voice of the people not your emotion. Hillary is more qualified to fight against John McCain. team up Hillary Clinton as President, Obama would be her running mate, yes 100% democrates will win.

Go for it Hillary people telling you, dont give up fight for it until the end. The winner takes them all.

Emma Gran Ford
minag5054@yahoo.com.au

]]> By: Ramiro F. Esteban http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/comment-page-1/#comment-291892 Ramiro F. Esteban Thu, 29 May 2008 23:51:12 +0000 http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/#comment-291892 I appeal to all the super delegates: Please meditate on Hillary's letter. This is the only window we have to avail of the sevices of a brilliant woman, a woman of experience, intellect and wisdom. This is the only opportunity. I don't see anyone of her caliber in the horizon. Let us not lose the millions of votes intended to be cast only for her. Voting for Hillary will ensure a Democrat in the White House. Do not leave it to chance. I appeal to all the super delegates: Please meditate on Hillary’s letter. This is the only window we have to avail of the sevices of a brilliant woman, a woman of experience, intellect and wisdom. This is the only opportunity. I don’t see anyone of her caliber in the horizon. Let us not lose the millions of votes intended to be cast only for her. Voting for Hillary will ensure a Democrat in the White House. Do not leave it to chance.

]]> By: skeptik http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/comment-page-1/#comment-291846 skeptik Thu, 29 May 2008 23:35:52 +0000 http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/#comment-291846 folks: Hillary is misleading everyone when she characterizes her self-serving position as defending the sanctity of the right to vote. neither FL nor MI should count, BECAUSE THE VOTE WASN'T FAIR. in particular, MI was a soviet-style one-candidate election. fighting to count an unfair election as if it were fair, undermines the legitimacy of the process. if Hillary weren't so blinded by her own ambition, maybe she would see that. she and her people agreed that FL and MI would not count, before the election, but now since she got a favorable result, she wants it to count. sorry, that's not the way the system works. and no matter how much she cries or throws a tantrum, she's not going to get her way. folks: Hillary is misleading everyone when she characterizes her self-serving position as defending the sanctity of the right to vote. neither FL nor MI should count, BECAUSE THE VOTE WASN’T FAIR. in particular, MI was a soviet-style one-candidate election. fighting to count an unfair election as if it were fair, undermines the legitimacy of the process. if Hillary weren’t so blinded by her own ambition, maybe she would see that. she and her people agreed that FL and MI would not count, before the election, but now since she got a favorable result, she wants it to count. sorry, that’s not the way the system works. and no matter how much she cries or throws a tantrum, she’s not going to get her way.

]]> By: Daniel Montclaire http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/comment-page-1/#comment-291839 Daniel Montclaire Thu, 29 May 2008 23:34:47 +0000 http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/#comment-291839 This is the strangest election year ever. We've got an American war hero who everyone respects vowing to continue Bush policy that everyone detests. We've got a former First Lady who nobody likes very much who has a husband who was enormously popular within his own party and she is fighting tooth and nail against a charismatic black man who virtually came out of nowhere---the Illinois state legislature---just a couple of years ago and who looks like he'll be the Democratic nominee. [note: beware those who are all 'charisma' and no substance] And as Hillary and Obama slug it out the reality is that there is little or no difference between them in terms of their beliefs or idealogy. At this point I have no idea who will win in Novemeber and nobody else does either. This is the strangest election year ever. We’ve got an American war hero who everyone respects vowing to continue Bush policy that everyone detests. We’ve got a former First Lady who nobody likes very much who has a husband who was enormously popular within his own party and she is fighting tooth and nail against a charismatic black man who virtually came out of nowhere—the Illinois state legislature—just a couple of years ago and who looks like he’ll be the Democratic nominee. [note: beware those who are all 'charisma' and no substance] And as Hillary and Obama slug it out the reality is that there is little or no difference between them in terms of their beliefs or idealogy. At this point I have no idea who will win in Novemeber and nobody else does either.

]]> By: bob http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/comment-page-1/#comment-291835 bob Thu, 29 May 2008 23:33:22 +0000 http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/#comment-291835 Patty D, there is no place for your bigotry in this world. It should make all of us sad. Patty D, there is no place for your bigotry in this world. It should make all of us sad.

]]> By: Gunnar http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/comment-page-1/#comment-291781 Gunnar Thu, 29 May 2008 23:19:14 +0000 http://noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/05/28/hillarys-letter-and-supporting-documents-to-superdelegates/#comment-291781 Senator Clinton has shown herself to be an egocentric, run of the mill politician who will use divisive tactics and racist innuendo to get what she thinks she somehow deserves. Let's face it folks, if here name was not Clinton she would not have any of the aura people ascribe to her. She is not a leader. She is a front person for corporate interests, just like Bill was when he sold us down the river with poorly crafted "free trade" pacts, and set us on the path to continue our warmongering ways. So, if you want more war, more corporate control of our economy, our media, our schools, our farms, Hillary is the one for you. Sure, Barack has an uphill battle on all these same fronts and he will be under incredible pressure to sell out to the status quo; but there is a movement of newly energized people behind him that will be dogging him and Congress to do the right thing on a lot of issues. If he doesn't he won't have their support in 2012 and the Democratic Party will become much weaker. Clinton = more of the same; Obama = a small chance that we might actually make some changes. No rose colored glasses here but we know the Clintons and what they will or will not do, and they do not respond to pressure from Jane or John Q. Public. Despite all her recent pandering to "hard working, white Americans," their style is "Let them eat cake." They could care less what happens to us as long as they have power. Oh, and if you actually look at the substance of their policies and their approach to problem solving and management it is pretty clear that the feminist candidate is Barack Obama. Hillary's feminism seems to be reduced to being "one of the boys." That is not feminism. That is play acting - and it is so 70's. Senator Clinton has shown herself to be an egocentric, run of the mill politician who will use divisive tactics and racist innuendo to get what she thinks she somehow deserves. Let’s face it folks, if here name was not Clinton she would not have any of the aura people ascribe to her. She is not a leader. She is a front person for corporate interests, just like Bill was when he sold us down the river with poorly crafted “free trade” pacts, and set us on the path to continue our warmongering ways. So, if you want more war, more corporate control of our economy, our media, our schools, our farms, Hillary is the one for you. Sure, Barack has an uphill battle on all these same fronts and he will be under incredible pressure to sell out to the status quo; but there is a movement of newly energized people behind him that will be dogging him and Congress to do the right thing on a lot of issues. If he doesn’t he won’t have their support in 2012 and the Democratic Party will become much weaker. Clinton = more of the same; Obama = a small chance that we might actually make some changes. No rose colored glasses here but we know the Clintons and what they will or will not do, and they do not respond to pressure from Jane or John Q. Public. Despite all her recent pandering to “hard working, white Americans,” their style is “Let them eat cake.” They could care less what happens to us as long as they have power.

Oh, and if you actually look at the substance of their policies and their approach to problem solving and management it is pretty clear that the feminist candidate is Barack Obama. Hillary’s feminism seems to be reduced to being “one of the boys.” That is not feminism. That is play acting - and it is so 70’s.

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