Comments on: John David Overton, a PUMA voter, talks to FOX

By: River

River — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 21:21:18 +0000

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<3 — Riv

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By: Gina

Gina — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:19:41 +0000

THE PUMAS ARE TOTALLY JUSTIFIED …

1. Contrary to what Obamabots say …
Obama and Hillary were in a dead heat,
when the DNC pressured Hillary into not
only conceding, but campaigning for Obama.
2. Obama is once again in a dead heat, but now
with McCain, even though Obamabots act like
Obama has already won (like they did in the
primaries against Hillary). So, this means that
half of the Democrats, and all the Republicans
(3/4 of America) dIdn’t want Obama. Plus, he
didn’t even win the popular vote, and refused a
revote in Michigan and Florida.
3. Obama has the thinnest resume in politics, and
he won state legislature and Senator by
disqualifications of his opponents, not by earned
experience, or votes.
4. Obama’s one claim to fame is being a community
organizer, where he boasts of registering voters.
Then he took their votes away from them, by
disqualifying his opponents on technicalities, prior
to the election.
5. Obama’s mentor of 20 years, was an anti-American
racist … not to mention other unsavory associations.
6. Obama is simply buying the election, since he’s
good at fund raising … hardly a qualification to be
President of the United States.
7. The media never vetted Obama, and they are
giving him a free ride, plus more than twice the
print and air time as McCain, as they did against
Hillary.
8. 90% of blacks are voting for Obama, because he is
black, while the campaign gained ground by
accusing most opponents of racism.
9. Obamabots were, and are extremely nasty and sarcastic
towards Hillary supporters, as well as McCain supporters.
10. Pumas should be applauded for putting country before party …
especially a party that did not represent them, and a party
which highjacked the nomination for Obama.
11. Obama added insult to injury, when he didn’t even consider
Hillary for V.P. … nor did he even call her … even though she
got 18 million votes in the primary.
12. Obama and the DNC are now holding a gun to the heads of
Hillary and Bill Clinton, giving them an ultimatum … either support
Obama, or kiss your future in the DNC and politics goodbye.

P.S. Michelle Obama subjected her two young children to anti-American racists … Jeremiah Wright, Farrakahn, Pfleiger, and others
at the black liberation Trinity church in Chicago, for several years. Is this who you want for first lady … I don’t think so !!

By: Choas

Choas — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 02:47:45 +0000

You people are serious idiots. You sound like wannabe Rush Limbaughs trying to construct illogical dumbed down rationalizations. You would hnbd over the WH to the Republicans just because your favorite lost. You really are pathetic.

By: PUMA Dave

PUMA Dave — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 23:44:57 +0000

It’s good to see my fellow PUMAs! It’s sad to see that, despite his lies and reversals, Obamaniacs are still drinking the kool-aid. Illegal wiretaps? Obama votes yes. Public financing despite an outright pledge to go for it? Obama says no.

Don’t forget, from March-June, Obama outspent Sen. Clinton 4:1, but who got over 600,000 more votes in the same time? That’s right, Sen. Clinton.

SHAME on Howard Dean, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid for turning their backs on the majority of Democrats who elected Hillary Clinton! PUMAs, remember Pelosi and Reid when they are up for election.

By: Mawm

Mawm — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 15:28:20 +0000

The Clintons have always shown independence to the congress. Bill Clinton was not liked by many Democrats because he wouldn’t rubber stamp their agendas. They fought him very hard between 93-94. They were so ineffective, they were voted out in 94.

I believed Clinton could stand up to them, but I know Obama will not.

By: Carolina North

Carolina North — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 01:34:54 +0000

Yes, I agree. Where are the Hispanic spokepersons, who Hillary specifically thanked, for their support of her candidacy. Let’s see more diversity on the airwaves..whether Pumas, Independents,or Dems for McCain…we are the true rainbow coalition. Old, young, pretty, weathered, black, brown, white, and yellow..Hillary spoke from her heart and we heard. Now, regardless of Hillary’s decisions, we must unite, focus, and activate..for Hillary and our Country.

By: Latinosformccain

Latinosformccain — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 00:10:45 +0000

Yes Puma we are Men, Woman, and Latinos, we are everywhere to include all minority. We are Hillary people and we are going to proof to the DEM leadership that we are people. We are not going to be soold to the Media, and Pundit. We PUMA are going to vote for John McCain. OBAMA is not for the Hispanic people. Here we see CNN, MSNBC, and the Media saying that OBAMA is getting 62% of the lationos vote guess what NOT True. CNN, MSNBC and no one seak for all the latinos (Hispanic) and John McCain will get a BIG Portion of the Latinos vote!!!!!!!. The Cuban community in FL will go to McCain, The Mexican in AZ, CA, TX, NM, CO, NV, all of the west side of the US will go to McCain. The Puertorican in NY, NJ, CT, MA, and the East Coast will go to McCain!!!!! GO PUMA!!!!!!!

By: UKforDems

UKforDems — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 00:08:58 +0000

I guess Mawm you would not be arguing for divided government if Hillary had won. I also guess that you do not support the views of fox pundits like Coulter linking Hillary to dozens of murders. I also guess that you dis not support the attacks levelled on Clinton by Fox in the run up to the Campaign? However once Obama won Super Tuesday and became the clear leader of the Democratic nomination process you liked the change to the Fox campaign?

I do not tell people how to vote. I campaign in elections and encourage people to vote a certain way. I discourage internal factionalism and work to remove those who put narrow self interest above that of the party. You fit the bill of who I campaign against.

As for this being none of our business – America led the West into an illegal war that has encouraged international terrorism. This election is the business of the World and we are watching.

By: Mawm

Mawm — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 23:22:43 +0000

You are so right. Let’s stop buying into the Main stream media’s views about who counts and who doesn’t. One person one vote is what I say.

Thanks Carolina. I am with you.

By: Carolina North

Carolina North — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:49:05 +0000

I’m an older white woman and, like Harriet Christian, I am proud of that. I know it is not intended, but as I read through these comments I started feeling insulted. I am Hillary’s age. Is there something wrong with that. The implication is that we need younger women and men to speak for us because, what, we don’t look good or something? There sure are a lot of stereotypes about us older women. The Hillary group that I lead is comprised of many older women. We don’t all look the same, act the same, or talk the same. But we are one damn talented and energetic group of people…..making videos, setting up websites, blogging, etc. I would like to see more of Hillary’s “core supporters” out there getting interviews. We do have Cynthia Ruccia and Harriet…and lest we forget, Hillary…Do you think she needs a younger person speaking for her?

By: photolady13

photolady13 — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 20:25:34 +0000

Sometimes it’s so easy..other times..it’s so difficult. I cannot vote for BO, for so many reasons, the most because I just can’t trust him or anything he says, because he’s never seemed to honestly answer a question. NEVER!! And when he does answer it, I think it’s because he’s saying what he thinks you, me, everyone wants to hear, and when he realizes it’s not..then he reverses his statement. I CAN’T BELIEVE IN HIM.

By: pw

pw — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 19:43:43 +0000

It was just announced on CNN that Obama and Bill Clinton talked on the phone today. CNN said it was a good conversation. Should we believe them? I would have liked to be a Fly on phone with that conversation.Sounds like he will campaign in a few months. lol. I hope Bill is smart and those few Months from now is after the Convention. Maybe if we are lucky, He’ll be campaigning for Hillary again.

By: JP49

JP49 — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 19:42:20 +0000

Sometimes I wonder why people don’t use their brains a little more. Not voting will help Obama. Writing in Hillary’s name will help Obama. Voting for McCain will not help Obama. John McCain is not a candidate who democrats would normally vote for but he is a patriot and he is a moderate. I don’t understand what is so hard to figure out here. If you fear Obama as our next POTUS then vote McCain.