For all her many strengths, your candidate made some terrible miscalculations and paid the price, ultimately alienating the superdelegates she was basing all of her hopes on. When the supers made a decision you guys didn’t like, you all go into collective anger and sulk mode.

I can understand disappointment, I don’t understand the hate. But, of course, some of you have been swimming in that hate and this most despicable of pro-HRC sites for months, and you have my sympathies.

Look folks, I was prepared and ready to vote for HRC the moment she won — even though I believed a win for her was as doomed and disastrous as you believe a win for Obama is, because of the response among young people and new African-American voters who would have had a reasonable case that that they had been disenfranchised. Still, I was going to vote for HRC. Giving the election to John McCain would not have done one speck of good.

I don’t expect you guys to volunteer or even give money, but for God’s sake, look at the state of our country right now. We need healthcare now, we need to get out of Iraq now, we need economic policies that enable the middle class now. McCain is incapable of doing any of these things because of his rightwing political support and his personal conservative philosophy.

Democrats will vote for Obama this fall. Others will vote for McCain. Make your choice.

Your choice is simple: which do you love more, your country or your anger? If you really love your country more, and you still vote for McCain, I’ve got news for you: You’re a Republican. Hey, it’s your right to vote as you like, but at least be honest about it.

Is this something a Democrat would write? Well, not a non-racist Democrat, that’s for sure.

Get a grip, please.

Obama is smart.

Unlike Quayle and Hillary, Obama was never dumb enough to compare himself to a Kennedy.

The bulk of the Kennedies and the majority of the DNC leadership didn’t line up behind Quayle or Hillary.

Unlike Quayle and Hillary, Obama’s career isn’t reliant on getting the votes of shortsighted women.

She seemed a little hesitant endorsing Obama, but she also seemed very confident when she said we cannot afford to allow the Republicans to hold The White House for another 4 years or more.

In the end, I think Hillary’s decision to support Obama was what she feels is the best course for our country to follow. I’ve supported her so far, so there’s no reason for me to doubt her now.

Let’s take back The White House for the Democrats and make America a better place.

http://hillaryorbust.blogspot.com/2008/06/heres-my-obama-conspiracy-theory.html

And with this meme continually repeating, I really have a strong feeling that Obama will be assassinated, probably by the very people pulling the strings that put him in this position in the first place.

Chaos will ensue. Martial law will be put into place.

The question will now be, will they pull the trigger before or after the election?