Comments on: MESSAGE TO CLINTON DELEGATES:

By: kandy

kandy — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 17:43:05 +0000

The birth certificate hoopla is OVER for all rational human beings!!! The attorney general in Hawaii along with 3 different organizations have just said that Obama was born in HAWAII and his colb is VALID!! He said this controversy makes Americans look ridiculous and Obama would be better off without their votes anyway!! You go AG! We love you..

By: nobamaever09

nobamaever09 — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 17:02:53 +0000

??????

By: Elle

Elle — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 13:18:42 +0000

No one who loves America can sit and listen to those hateful rants for even 1 minute, let alone 20 years.

No one who loves another can tolerate hateful things being spoken about their loved one for 1 minute, let alone 20 years.

Saying, “America is the greatest country in the world…” is not saying much really, as even America’s enemies would contend.

And would America’s enemies like to change her? You’re witnessing it!

Thank God there are people here at NQ and elsewhere doing their best to thwart their ambition. Will you enable her enemies or will you be counted amongst her defenders?

By: Clinton Fan

Clinton Fan — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 08:29:42 +0000

Hey, stupid!! Yeah, you! Troll who doesn’t know how his own government works–YOU!!! Fucking nitwit, there, ironically (so you think) calling yourself “McCain supporter!”

PRESIDENTS do not “vote.”

Presidents do not “make law.”

It’s CONGRESS, not the President, that has control over those decisions. They “legislate” you see. The President “executes” (and he can’t execute shit if Congress won’t give him the money, either).

So long as Congress does its job, we’ve nothing to fear from McCain.

A Democratic, “fall-in-line” Congress, kissing the ass of a meglomaniacal Messiah, though?

Now that’s scary.

By: Andrew from South Dakota

Andrew from South Dakota — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 04:36:59 +0000

That seems to be a oversimplification of an idea. Anyone can inspire the coagulation of the party, Hilary Clinton included; however, leadership does not always come from being at the top spot. So, with the way the past went, now Sen. Clinton and Sen. Reid and Howard Dean and each member of the party must work together to become united for a common goal. And if people don’t keep their selfish goals at the forefront, it could happen.

By: C.S.

C.S. — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 03:35:21 +0000

~”We want McCain to win so he can keep women like you in your place”

McCain didn’t do this to Senator Clinton, Obama did it by “hook and by crook”. Can’t blame me for the mess you’ve made whether McCain wins or Obama pulls off another steal – the responsibility is all yours.

By: Larse12

Larse12 — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 03:03:25 +0000

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=%20D4X7ehB9kN0&fmt=18

http://larrysinclair-0926.blogspot.com/

Learn about the real Obama

By: Newly Independent

Newly Independent — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 03:00:18 +0000

Wow! What’s with the influx of numerous trolls? For the last month and until yesterday, we were only privileged to enjoyed one or two a day (just to mention a few: poor Kelvin, who must have pissed someone off in the Obama Camp to be still serving penance at NQ; ever so plucky dg - I give him a couple more days to get tired of this and apply for a job at a nearest Starbucks). Now we have an embarrassment of riches in the troll department. What’s up trolls?

I know! But their sudden huge presence on here can be summed up in one word: Terror. I've said on another thread earlier and I'll say it again to all Hillary/McCain supporters: Be braced for a huge dogfight from the Obama scum. They're about to run amuck here.

By: No BuenObama

No BuenObama — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 02:48:08 +0000

Wow. PUMAs do exist. I thought this was just an internet myth. Keep fighting the good fight 101st Keyboard Brigade!

By: Newly Independent

Newly Independent — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 02:36:06 +0000

Blah, blah, blah…..

Go home to the Obama plantation.

By: Chiten

Chiten — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 00:39:50 +0000

It’s always hillarious when people wearing diapers and sucking bottles tell adults they “need to grow up” when it’s these grown adults who have been carrying the pitiful, childish, lying, sneaking, conniving, hateful little monsters on thier bakcs for years.

By: Chiten

Chiten — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 00:35:09 +0000

Kelvin,
When this is over, don’t you DARE disappear. I want to personally rub it in your face. You, and all the other kool-aid drinking obamabots are in for a rued awkening and it’s going to happen very, very soon.

By: Chiten

Chiten — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 00:29:54 +0000

normally, I don’t see third parties as having much of a chance. BUT, in this election year, under these circumstances, I think that if Hillary were to enter as a third party candidate, I honestly believe she could beat both the men. She would take half the democratic party and she would take a good portion of the republican party that don’t like McCain. The rabid Hillary-hating republicans would go to McCain and the rabid Hillary-hating dems would go to obie and she would get the lion’s share of the vote, leaving the men scratching their heads.
I pray for a big surprise in Denver and hope it happens, if not, then I’d like to see McCain prove his “maverick” title and offer her HIS VP slot. Otherwise, the third party idea could make this a history making election in more ways than one and could be a changing point in American Politics. You want change? We got your change. Hillary could turn this entire convetion on it’s ear along with the “politics as usual” that we’ve grown so tired of.

By: steel magnolia

steel magnolia — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 00:28:12 +0000

As a former Democrat of 30 years, my husband and I re-registered a few months ago as “Undeclared” in order to vote Republican for the first time in our lives.

Our Party needs to be sent a message. The far left, anti-war kooks have taken it away from the moderates and decided who their candidate was going to be – no matter what they had to do – caucus fraud, declaring states to be ineligible, allowing trashing of former presidents, media control of the messages, paying off delegates, etc.

This party needs to be punished and that’s what my vote will be in response to. I can’t support this behavior. If we do, we’re saying that it’s okay and giving a green light for the same tactics in the future. I won’t be a part of it and will vote Republican for that reason, along with the fact that I don’t think Obama is qualified for the position.

Sometimes you have to stand up for your principles – even though it may hurt for a little while. I’m mad as hell at my former party and my delegates, but that’s what the voting booth is for and we all can use it and hope that every vote counts. With this election, I have my doubts, though.

By: Chiten

Chiten — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 00:19:14 +0000

Obama is getting more sloppy every day.
Factcheck is directly linked to the obama campaign and it’s not that hard to follow the bread crumbs right back to him.
Also, biden was chosen because of the little favor he had his son do for obama concerning Larry Sinclair. Biden’s son had a warrant issued to try to prevent Sinclair from having his press conference. It was all lined out on Sinclair’s site and Sinclair said months ago that biden would get the VP nod due to this little favor.
I put a blurb up on my blog explaining a little further, but it’s extremely clear that obama’s chickens have come home to roost.

http://purplechiten.wordpress.com