That’s all I needed to hear, thank you for this!

sorry troll, you boys lost that when you dumped the democratic party and made up your own.

how progressive is bambi’s FISA vote? His iraq flip flop? His dissing voters, hell even yelling at them?

your true name for your new party is the “baby party”, and you will always diss the grown up adults.

go back to kindergarten where you belong, and try to learn how to play well with others. Bamboozel obambi didn’t.

that’s ok, you know, cuz all those super dels are going to own the failure that is obama. and they will own the failure to win the white house.

Good. Let all of them keep on dreaming.

Neither write well and have nothing of substance to add.

Statement made by Obama’s National Campaign Co-Chair, Jesse Jackson, Jr. to the Washington Post regarding Hillary:

“The natural reminder here is O.J. [Simpson] — how does an African American candidate attack a white woman.”

I’m not impressed

You couldn’t pay me enough to sit and watch Nobama in person. YUCKO!

OUR DAILY MEDS

15 years it took for me to be correctly diagnosed so I understand what Susan and
Amy and I’ll bet millions of women have suffered through with illnesses of all kinds.

And now Obama and the DNC have proven once again that women are 2nd class citizens and dispensible.

The truth will come out. Good prevails over evil always in the end.

NOBAMA EVER!

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MY 15 SECONDS WITH HILLARY
by Angelo Kanis
Friday August 8th 2008.

With opening of the Olympic Games just hours away, my attention was drawn to a more local matter. Well, I know an appearance of a state Senator and one-time Presidential candidate is not really local, more a national event considering the Senator is Hillary Clinton and her one-time hopes are technically still alive, but the Senators appearance was only about ten minutes from my house so it seemed local to me.

This story ends up with an average guy from Henderson Nevada shaking hands with one of the worlds most powerful and influential people and asking, almost begging her to please put her name into nomination for the upcoming Democratic convention but that would seem too much of a leap.

Let me go back in time a few days. I was and still am a staunch supporter of Senator Clinton even though I am a registered Republican. When I heard that Senator Clinton was going to appear at one of our local high schools, I thought it might be fun to go see her. I looked online where to get tickets and it turned out to be at an Obama campaign location so I drove over early to get tickets thinking that there would be a bit of a demand. I walked into the Obama office and immediately felt slimy as though I was in some kind of back room at a sleazy bar that ran crap games. I got my tickets and the young, very young man at the table tried to recruit me to me to volunteer to work for the Obama campaign. I looked at him and said no thanks thinking what happen that was so bad in this young mans life that had him so misguided.

When I showed up at the rally, I was besieged by vendors outside the school’s gymnasium hawking their buttons, hats, and t-shirts. Somehow, I still had it in my mind that this was an appearance by Senator Clinton not an Obama rally. There was a decent crowd waiting to get in but I was meeting a PUMA (party unity my ass) member there who was saving a spot in line for me. While waiting in line, we were approached by a woman from The Huffington Post named Mayhill Fowler who was asking some questions. She seemed genuinely surprised that there were so many Hillary supporters in the group. I made sure she wrote down our website http://www.nobamanetwork.com before she left.

Before I entered the gym I had a visual picture in my mind of something like going to a professional football game where you see tiny little figures far away and you watch the scoreboard for replays to really follow the game. This was far from the truth. I was able to walk right up to the security railing not ten feet from the speaker’s podium. I still had a few minutes to wait around and got to chatting with several others in the crowd. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that most people there were just like me; a Hillary supporter and had come to see her speak even though we all knew she would be speaking on behalf of Obama. There were a few speakers on the program but their speeches were short and the crowd respectfully applauded. One of the speakers was Nevada Super Delegate Dina Titus who shockingly spoke of supporting Obama even though Senator Clinton won the state of Nevada caucus and Titus’ vote belongs to Senator Clinton.

Then Senator Clinton was introduced and to my great surprise, I felt tingles up my spine. The entire gymnasium erupted in applause and chants of ” Hill-a-ry Hill-a-ry”. The senator was dressed in a fashionable dark blue pants suit with a string of white pearls. As she spoke of party unity I looked around to see that most of the people in the crowd did not applaud at all when she spoke of supporting Obama. It was clear the majority of the people in this crowd were Hillary supporters and were not switching sides to the Obama camp simply because the DNC selected him. Senator Clinton spoke of an energy plan, health care and some of the problems facing the state of Nevada. I was surprised she did not address the Yucca Mountain issues, but none of the candidates have really addressed that.

When Senator Clinton finished her speech the crowd again erupted as she walked down the steps and started to talk to people in the crowd along the security railing. She took the time to speak with people not just brush by them with a handshake and a smile. When she got to where I was standing I shook her hand and asked her to please put her name into nomination for the convention in Denver. Senator Clinton looked right at me and said “We are definitely taking it to a vote”. When I asked if she had gotten the 300 signatures she needs on the petition, the senator again looked me right in the eye and said “We are taking it to a vote”. I thanked her for all she has done and she thanked me for my support. It was a brief conversation, about 15 seconds, but its one I will never forget.
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If you think no one will vote for her, what’s your problem? Why would “things have to be negotiated” between Hillary and Obama?

I have a theory, if you’re interested. They are afraid they can’t control them (us). The SDs vote is open. Hillary never officially conceded her campaign. Why are the news shows full of the possibility of a vote for her? Maybe the DNC and Obama don’t want to take a chance especially with Fl. and Mi. having a full vote. BTW. Have you heard Rep. Wexler (Fl) doesn’t live in Florida? He lives in Md. and the address he listed in Fl is a retirement home where his mother-in-law lives. Fl isn’t happy with him. There may be others whose states voted for Hillary and whose constituents are unhappy about their votes. Are you nervous yet? Just a tiny bit worried there may be some defectors the other way?

Jesse Jackson got a vote and he had 1200 delegates. Ted Kennedy got a vote and he had 700 delegates. Why is everyone so nervous about Hillary? Why are you insisting no one will vote for her? If you are so sure, what’s the problem?