Comments on: ANN COULTER & HILLARY’S ARMY AGREE ON ONE THING

By: Michael

Michael — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 03:30:11 +0000

Had Hillary won the nomination I would have supported her because I USED to care about the democratic party. I see now that some factions in the democratic party care about their own agendas, not whats best for the country. Had Hillary won the nomination it would have been great not only for women but for the party, and country as well. Its clear from this movement that some factions in the party could care less about the party and what happens to the country. When and if McCain is elected and Roe V.Wade is overturned by ultra conservative justices on the Supreme Court nominated by McCain, and the children of poor, uneducated, blue collar, working class people continue to die in a senseless war. The people the democratic party is supposed to champion,Then tell me if your petty, immature causes were worth your son and daughters life, or the ideals that you hold so dear. Yes I am black, and proud that Obama may be the nominee, I would have been just as proud if Hillary had won the nomination. You see there was a time in America’s history when NEITHER of these groups could vote, and now to trivialize that because the person you wanted to win didn’t is unfortunate. My point is now since there is such a chasm in the party, we will fight just as hard to keep Hillary from getting elected in the future as you are now to keep Obama from getting elected. I am sad to say.

By: sportsone234

sportsone234 — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 17:16:11 +0000

Sorry, Michael, I don’t understand your post.

I can’t tell if you are a member of the black community and that is the reason for the “twice the uproar” reference and the We won’t forget reference. Please explain.

It is important for us to have open and honest discussions.

By: Michael

Michael — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 03:24:58 +0000

Hillary and Barack are essentially identical on the issues, I wonder why all the angst that he is the presumptive nominee? I hope that Hillary does run again and win the nomination in 2012. Trust me there will be TWICE the uproar in the black community to not vote for her just as there is now amongst you “Angry Hillary Supporters. Its a free country vote for who you want. But believe me WE WON’T FORGET.

By: sportsone234

sportsone234 — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 00:43:51 +0000

Karen:

Real Hillary supporters are defying the will of a Democratic Party and much of the national media that has gone wild.

Do really think an all Democratic Congress with Obama will be any better than an all Republican Congress & presidency? Absolute power corrupts absolutely!

The thought of Pelosi, Reid, and Obama controlling this country is appalling and downright scary!

By: karen

karen — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 22:12:51 +0000

If you agree with coulter, you need to reevaluate your thinking.

Real Hillary supporters would be helping elect a democrat, so that she can continue to get things done in the senate. Duh guys, if you elect a republican she’ll be fighting with him. That’s how politics works.

By: sportsone234

sportsone234 — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 18:01:48 +0000

I disagree with you.

When you have people as far right as Coulter, Hannity, and others (whose “crackpot” opinions I have dismissed for years) genuinely saying positive things about Hillary after years of ridicule, it shows you have far to left the Democratic party has swung.

Not only do I think McCain has a shot against Obama, I’m going to do everything I can to support his candidacy. There are millions of Hillary’s supporters who will do the same.

If the DNC had any common sense, the Democratic ticket in November would have been Hillary with Barack as her VP, but they don’t . . . and that’s why we’ve had such sterling candidates as McGovern, Mondale, Dukakis, and Kerry. A Clinton/Obama ticket would have insured a Democrat in the White House for 16 years.

This country has had to suffer the consequences of one beginner president for the last seven plus years; we don’t need to replace beginner Bush with beginner Barack.

By: daftparrot

daftparrot — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 12:34:36 +0000

You don’t think Coulter’s “support” for Hillary had anything to do with the fact that McCain stands NO chance against Obama?

Against Clinton, McCain would still have been the underdog– but he’d have a chance with the independent voters (The ‘idiot voters’ according to Coulter) and he could count on the evangelicals mobilizing against Clinton.

By: sportsone234

sportsone234 — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 16:54:23 +0000

Obambi:

You are a strange one, indeed. I haven’t been able figure you out yet and I usually have a pretty good read on people. Are you possibly the supreme cynic?

In any event, we’re not preaching. We’re organizing and we’ll be working hard to see that Obama is not elected.

By: obambi

obambi — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 07:29:33 +0000

preach on!

obambi.com

By: carley

carley — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 04:32:36 +0000

Go figure is right! I, a liberal’s liberal who has never voted for a Republican in 35 years, have taken to listening to Rush Limbaugh, Faux News, Sean Hannity, and (LORDY!) Ann Coulter. Oy Vey!

I don’t quite understand what’s happened here. Obama is no fool. He’s certainly cutthroat, passive aggressive and downright sneaky in his way of attacking Hillary; but Presidential-ready he is not. I can’t believe I’m saying this, but I feel safer with John McCain at the helm. Let’s just hope he’s really as liberal as he used to be. I’m assuming all this conservative crap he’s been living for the last 4 years in particular is just a ruse to finally get elected President. Hopefully, he’s only planning on 4 years, and will do the right thing by the Supreme Court if he gets a chance (meaning he’ll pick a more liberal minded justice). If he doesn’t, the Democrats won’t let him get away with it. I think I’m rationalizing the fact that I plan to vote for him (a Republican, no less!) over Obama. May God have mercy on my soul for this one!