Comments on: Why are we angry? Here’s 10 reasons:

By: daniel

daniel — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 20:53:10 +0000

Since when are elections about qualifications?
Bush has set the bar so low most of the electorate could step on it without exerting themselves.

By: Kinky Ogremann

Kinky Ogremann — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 07:24:52 +0000

Contrary to what Obama supporters want to think, we are not racists. Anything evenly remotely racist is immediately struck down and not allowed. We don’t even allow sexist comments about Michelle, as much as we dislike her. There’s more than enough concrete and substantial things to attack them on, such as their flawed positions, policies, dirty campaign style, questionable proven associations. Whereas for them, they have to resort to name-calling as they have nothing else to throw at Hillary - her detailed strategic policies are right on, and her experience - numerous and laudable. They can’t say the same about their candidate.

By: Kinky Ogremann

Kinky Ogremann — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 07:18:38 +0000

Labeling anyone who doesn’t like Obama as racist.

Obama’s refusal to clarify his relationship and stance with Odinga - a genocidal murderer, spoiled-sport, Islamic sharia law enforcer, refugee displacer. (especially - why did you campaign for this awful man in Kenya?).

His decades-long relationship with domestic terrorist and communist Bill Ayers and wife Dohrn.

His Black Separatist and sexist church and pastors.

And on and on - sick of typing for now.

Mostly - for being the most divisive, abusive, and dirty politician to run for President this election cycle.

By: HillaryMadamePresident

HillaryMadamePresident — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 04:38:46 +0000

I agree. I really feel like a lot of the delegates will switch their support to her, at the convention.

By: HillaryMadamePresident

HillaryMadamePresident — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 04:35:01 +0000

Thanks for the link.

By: HillaryMadamePresident

HillaryMadamePresident — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 04:25:58 +0000

LOL…yours is the winner!!!

By: alibe4-Hillary

alibe4-Hillary — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:05:31 +0000

This is a high tech rape!

By: Corel

Corel — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 01:44:30 +0000

I had supported Obama early in 2007. Then as the campaigns went along, I notice more and more how Obama supporters were starting to use the same exact talking points the GOP had used throughout the 90’s to smear the Clintons. Then I noticed that virtually every Republican web site was silent on Obama while attacking Hillary 24/7.

I became 100% convinced that the Republicans were afraid as hell of facing Hillary in the general election and much preferred to run against Obama. Also, due to their respective positions on health care, I switched to supporting Hillary.

Now I am totally astounded how actual progressive and self-described liberal blogs have resorted to the most vile personal attacks against BOTH Clintons. At times, they act as if it is Bill running for President. These pro-Obama sites are all unanimous in their condemnation of the Clintons and characterize Bill’s years in office as “nightmarish”, “the economy on the brink of collapse”, and even throw in b.s. about Vince Foster and Whitewater.

All I can say is W…T…F?!!!!! I am totally taken aback by how disgusting my fellow Democrats have proceeded. I have never heard a single Hillary supporter call Obama the “n-word” or some other extreme epithet. Yet EVERY SINGLE HOUR OF EVERY DAY I don’t have to look far to see pure hate and slander thrown at Hillary from the Obamaniacs. We are truly in a sick and tragic time as these people seem to want McCain to win.

By: hillinsider

hillinsider — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 01:06:29 +0000

I have it on very good authority from a trusted source in the Obama campaign that in an attempt to mollify disgruntled Clinton supporters, Obama will propose mandatory coverage for facelifts in his health plan.

FWIW.

By: Ann

Ann — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 00:55:46 +0000

11. Because of the repugnant abuse of the first amendment by former Democratic blogs who began to act like GOP-Bush media censors refusing to allow anything anti-obama to cross one’s mind.

12. Because winning a caucus by abusing and intimidating opponents and preventing them from participating is not representative of the Party I used to love.

13. Because the Democratic Party is trying to remake it self from the Party of MLK, where it is not the color of one’s skin but the content of one’s character, to the Party of Malcolm X where no America where whites will always represent the oppression of blacks and where America is not great but the worst of all nations.