I also spent the time writing a letter to send to all of them~as follows:

July 15, 2008
I wanted to take a moment to thank you for supporting Senator Clinton. It matters to so many of us, and I appreciate your strength of conviction in standing by Senator Clinton. That is some great show of character as far as I am concerned, because the political climate seems determined to make a fool of any and all of us who support and have supported Senator Clinton.
I will get to the point; I have joined PUMA and am in full support of the Denver Group. Words cannot express how upset the primary season made me, being the ugliest I have seen in my 35 years of voting (as a Democrat). I do not understand why the DNC decided to do what it did in regards to giving Senator Clintons votes to Senator Obama and the rest of that mess, however I do know underhandedness when I see it, and am not willing to support the Democratic Party any further due to those very DNC decisions made; as well as their obvious, blatant in your face attitude regarding women and our votes.
I don’t need the Democratic Party to somehow validate my importance as a voter, but I sure didn’t expect to be insulted and belittled at every moment and every turn(bible clutching, gun toting), by both Senator Obama, his “supporters”, with the DNC functioning as the long arm of his campaign.
I am an Army Mom, I am a middle aged woman of mixed background, I live in Tennessee (transplanted from San Francisco), and am finishing my college education in the next year. I am one of millions of Americans who have issues, that “matter” to them and are at stake in this election. Yet, what I heard from the DNC, is my vote wasn’t needed, according to Senator Obama and his supporters, I need to “get over”, any feelings I may have about the primaries. That is like asking me to frequent a store, where the staff follows me around, threatening me, telling me what I can and can’t buy, and expecting me to be happy and grateful for it.
No, I won’t vote party, I will vote against every Democrat who supported Senator Obama without fail, because in that support there really was a failure to be fair. I expect campaigns to compete, but never thought I would see the day where open race baiting and racism was encouraged as well as the constant sexist, violent overtones from the media, with not a whisper (unlike the outcry regarding the cover of The New Yorker), not a sound from Senator Obama, his supporters and the DNC. Rather we had to listen to Donna Brazille, all but calling Senator Clinton a liar, and making an ass of herself and all Democrats when she chose to do so, during the televised primary committee hearings. I guess now the rules are allowed to change daily, new headquarters, new venue for the convention, which may be within the rights of the presumptive nominee, but how were they won? Or were they given, or expected by a not so subtle undercurrent of entitlement? Unfair, racist, sexist, that’s the Democratic Party I know today.
I will be voting for Senator McCain, and all down ticket republicans against democrats, who felt it was fine to use Senator Clinton as a whipping post. I get the idea of a “new guard”, but really, shouldn’t Senator Obama and his ilk have waited for the baton to be passed instead of “crossing lanes”, to grab it away, with no sense of fair play, no gratitude, no dignity and not an ounce of respect.
Sincerely,

Actual list link

walkamileinourshoes.org/walkamileinourshoesorg/SuppUnDejun4.html

I’m done with playing the “settling” game in hope of crumbs.

I don’t trust Barack Obama to represent my interests. At all.

John McCain.

We’ve made it to the “fight you” stage. Once we’ve forced the Democrats in Denver to acknowledge the legitimacy of Senator Hillary Clinton’s right to be there, we win!

But to really defeat the Democratic party bureaucrats, we must also hold them accountable for lying to us about Barack Obama’s mythical lead over Senator Clinton. Then we will have won both the battle and the war. If we don’t, we’ll be doing this all over again in 2010 and 2012.

The crazy left hate Hillary, the crazy right hate McCain. But the moderates in both parties like them both.

So if you’re expecting a surprise vote for Hillary, you will be disappointed, in my opinion.

Why do you think Obama will win by a landslide? McCain is very close and really shouldn’t be.

Just as a group of colonists, FDR and JFK changed all of our lives forever so, too, has this campaign of Senator Clinton’s. Even if Obama wins we will never go back to the way we were before. If, by some chance, we lose this battle, We the People will still be fighting the War for Democracy.

As we know from the 9/11 heroics of the passengers of Flight 93, you don’t have to serve in the military to serve your country, to help preserve our Democratic way of life. We all have that responsibility every day and we may have forgotten it for just a moment; but every day, every time any of us do something to aid Senator Clinton’s candidacy, to point out Obama’s flaws, we are making our democracy a little safer, a little more secure. And we are willing to “pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor” to do it. (Declaration of Independence)

Don’t you wish Obama would plagiarise these guys once in awhile.

Everybody now…