Obama & Clinton plan joint appearance

Obama is finding out that a lot of Democrats don't like him. He is too liberal and too green to lead this great country. His problem is, he didn't know to drop out and let Hillary win the election. Hillary is going to see that Obama never sits in the White House. This is a trick by the Clintons who hate BO.

Quote, "Posted by: Democrats for McCain"

Um if you are a Dem then you wouldnt be for McWar

Dems are pro green
pro choice
anti war
anti tax breaks for rich

McWar is the exact opposite of all of these.

Plz get a spine and just say your a republican.

Quote, "Posted by: Democrats for McCain"

Um if you are a Dem then you wouldnt be for McWar

Dems are pro green
pro choice
anti war
anti tax breaks for rich

McWar is the exact opposite of all of these.

Plz get a spine and just say your a republican.

So he should drop when he had the delegate lead? That's a pretty hard pill to swallow there. The liberal part is pretty hard to see since he's pretty much matches Hillary eye to eye. The part about about being green is a weak talking point since he was a state rep for ten years. I like Hillary but being a senator is really her only elected gig. Unless you are including 8 years as a First lady, which I don't since that really degrade the stature of this women and what she has done in her political life.

McCain flipsssssss and flopppppppps.

Democrats for McCain....call yourself a Republican. A true Democrat would never vote for 4 more years of the same agenda.

Obama is very liked among many leading democrats, an many Americans across the country. Obama never needed to step down because as the points show, he was the better canidate. Obama can easily sit in the white house if the Democratic party could unite against the greater evil.(McCain)

The suntimes Lynn Sweet said that Solis Doyle would bring Hispanic women supporters or women in general to the Obama campaign. Not so fast.

Hispanics are different from others who voted 92 percent for Obama.

With that said, Hispanics don't care about Solis Doyle or Richardson (1/2 Hispanic) person in supporting Obama.

You'll see in November.

If Obama does not win, Hillary will be the loser. She will be blamed because she is not trustworthy.

I will never vote for Obama. Never. In protest for how Senator Clinton and her supporters were treated, in the future I will only vote for the woman candidate - regardless of party, politics or experience. I will only donate to women campaigns. I never have to "think" again. You have to get obsessed and stary obsessed. Oh yeah, I am there now!

America needs to repair the damage she has done to herself all over the world. Majority of the World is holding its breath regarding the election of the next USA president. They do so because of one man. I believe he is God sent. If you make an error due to negative emotions, America will be in serious trouble for the forseable future. "Days when one used to associate America with heaven?"

Drop out and let Hillary win?????!!!!!!

does your mommy know you are using her computer???

70 days and counting until the Democratic National Convention and the DNC STILL hasn't come up with the nearly $41 million to pay for it. Because of Howard Dean's inept "leadership" the DNC is still $15 million short past the deadline to pay for media walk-throughs and pre-convention parties.
Who will pay? If the local organizers could've found the money they'd've done it by now. The senate and congressional PACs need all their money for the Fall elections. The Obama campaign? He should have plenty of cash but remember he's already agreed to pay down Hillary's debt and for some reason still hasn't released his May fundraising numbers. Could it be that the Hillary fight has sucked up more campaign money than Obama has admitted?
Because of Dean's incompetence there's no way the DNC can raise enough to pay for the convention. If they could it'd already be done. Will the democrats stiff the people of Denver and Colorado with a $15 million bill? That's one way to win the west!
Some have suggested that well-heeled democrat donors step up and pay for the convention. The only one with that kind of money that's not overly invested in Obama's or Hillary's campaign is George Soros, but that old mother rat would have to sprout a new teat for the DNC with how thinly spread even his money is. Funding his many spawn such as the hate machine of moveon.org and the Obama campaign is enough to even strap the old fat rat, himself.

Last night, at Obama's rally, a Senator who had endorsed Hillary made her endorsement of Obama. She praised Clinton, and Clinton's supporters, but as soon as she mentioned Clinton's name, the audience loudly booed, and she could hardly continue.

Fools don't realize how rude, arrogant, and immature this is, and how it alienates Clinton supporters. McCain does, however. He's got a clip of the fiasco on his website.

A true American would not vote for a anti-american, more liberal than Carter, supporter of Todd Stroger, scum

Yes, a joint appearance in front of the "DEMOC'RAT'IC RICH ELIES" one would call it a command preformance.

Maybe they want to see them together to see if a joint ticket will work.

If the "RICH DEMOC'RAT'IC ELITES" approve I guess it is a go.

VJ Machiavelli
http://www.vjmachiavelli.blogspot.com

jeff, george soros is the american dream, as far from a "rat" as could be. is the dnc shortfall the only talking point you have? don't worry kid, thars plenty o' dough to go around in the dnc these days.

ps what are you going to do when mcdummy goes back to az?

Here's an idea for all of us dems for Hillary.

VOTE FOR JOHN McCAIN!

Our control of the Congress with block McCain, and Hillary will run in 2012, and WIN!

This will show those arrogant messianic followers of Obama who should have been respected in the primary.

Obama is not experienced. Hillary and McCain are!

Can you post the web address? I didn't find it. I am finding that I consider any slap against Hillary a slap against me and I am not taking it lightly at all.
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"Last night, at Obama's rally, a Senator who had endorsed Hillary made her endorsement of Obama. She praised Clinton, and Clinton's supporters, but as soon as she mentioned Clinton's name, the audience loudly booed, and she could hardly continue.
Fools don't realize how rude, arrogant, and immature this is, and how it alienates Clinton supporters. McCain does, however. He's got a clip of the fiasco on his website."

I think Barack should exercise extreme caution in any encounter with the Clintons.

Particularly of concern is their pitch to get him to pay HER campaign debt. Why would he do that? To "woo disaffected Hillary voters"????
As if their votes can be "bought"?? Besides of which, if she commands such a big bloc of supporters, why doesn't she ask THEM to pick up her tab?

He'd probably alienate his own base by paying Hillary's debts.

Bill and Hill are first, last, and always about CLINTON CLINTON CLINTON.

Doubt any women Hillary supporters will vote for a Republican who wants to take away their "right to choose".

Obama shouldn't let that witch on the stage... It's not like he needs her votes anyway.

Gasoline is $4.00 a gallon in America.

In Europe, it's $9.00 a gallon.

Obama wants to build windmills.

McCain wants to drill for oil....
duhhh!

McCain in 08!

Paulo

Ha Ha. A true American would be able to punctuate and spell correctly.
Obama for President!

Obama naming Hillary's fired staff as his VP's future chief of staff was juvenile and petty. Obama's supporters act like children, booing mentions HIllary. If you say the most simple thing on the web, the Obama (often-paid) bloggers will use foul language you've never read before against you. They almost never get their facts straight What is "spiritual" about this movement; I don't see it in their actions. Is this change we can believe in?

Clinton supporters were the rudest of all during the campaign between Clinton & Obama. Those woman libbers have filthy mouths! I think they are from the same mold as the woman who gave her father 40 whacks....

I think that Barack Obama has shown that his leadership qualities by the effective campaign that he ran. He showed that he has his head on straight and has unique organizational skills and diplomacy. He makes logical and strategic decisions and has proven that he has the ability to effectively work within a budget without going broke. He, unlike McCain is not experienced in the mess that Bush and the Republicans have put this country in and I think that is a real plus. He can bring new vision and hope to a country that is on its knees and has been there for the last 8 years. Let's wake up from the coma we have been in for so long and get it right this time. Obama and Democratics '08

I think that Barack Obama has shown that his leadership qualities by the effective campaign that he ran. He showed that he has his head on straight and has unique organizational skills and diplomacy. He makes logical and strategic decisions and has proven that he has the ability to effectively work within a budget without going broke. He, unlike McCain is not experienced in the mess that Bush and the Republicans have put this country in and I think that is a real plus. He can bring new vision and hope to a country that is on its knees and has been there for the last 8 years. Let's wake up from the coma we have been in for so long and get it right this time. Obama and Democratics '08

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/politics/2008/06/16/sot.obama.iraq.trip.cnn

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Obama, The Incoherent Flip Flopper
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Via Hotair, you have to watch this brief presser CNN had with Obama as he flip flops

enough to make John Kerry look like he was wearing tight fitting loafers. His speaking

is so stilted and broken with umms and uhhs it was hard to follow as he had to admitt

undeniable progress in Iraq thanks to the surge and Gen. Petraeus' tactics. This won't

go over well with the nutroot moonbats he courted through the primary. He also makes

the noted gaffe of calling Prime Minister Maliki the president when Jalal Talabani is

the President of Iraq, the MSM would be all over McCain if he had done that. If he is

so darn hyper-intelligent why does he have to think about what he says so carefully

and even then screw it up? He also said he is going to go to Iraq before November when

he said not long ago when McCain challenged him to that it would just be a publicity

stunt. The guy is a fish out of water without his teleprompter and adoring throng of

cultist sycophants.

Posted by Goat at 8:19 PM

NO DEAL: Join The Coalition of Millions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9vHcZLVLSU

I will never vote for Obama. Never. In protest for how Senator Clinton and her supporters were treated,
Posted by: denise cordes | June 17, 2008 9:57 PM

You go girl! No...I mean it...go. Take your hurt feelings and your childish ways and go. Go to the party that supports useless wars. Go to the party that thinks all you need is more education and training to get the same pay as a man in the same job.

Funding his many spawn such as the hate machine of moveon.org and the Obama campaign is enough to even strap the old fat rat, himself.

Posted by: Jeff | June 17, 2008 10:13 PM

Jeff once again talks of the "hate" as he spins it himself.

Obama does not ned Hilary to win in November. Why doesn't he know he will win the election hands down? Or could this be a ploy for the public ?

Obama does not need Hilary to win in November. Why doesn't he know he will win the election hands down? Or could this be a ploy for the public ?

I have grown very discouraged by the hatred still being spewed by the Obama supporters. If you post anything (particularly on Huff post) even moderately pro-Hillary, anti HRC'ers pounce. They are rude, they are dismissive, they say, essentially, you're stupid, you're useless, you're old, you're not needed.

The Solis Doyle appointment was a petty gesture that most of us interpret as "#$%^*&% you." And Obama people think those of us who supported HRC are going to teh Obama camp with happy faces? They're crazy. Apart from the way we're still being treated there's the insurmountable fact that for many of us, the reasons we didn't support Obama before -- inexperience chief among them -- still exist.

Got to agree with Beth. I took a little hiatus from my normal political news/blog junkie ways, but in the last couple of days I have put my toe back in the water. Unfortunately, I have found nothing but a bunch of sore winners.

I thought taking a break would let me get over the loss of my candidate, but you Obama folks are repulsive.

I haven't seen that booing clip yet at the mention of Hillary's name, but if that is really after Obama's victory. . . you folks can sit and spin on your own thumbs.

I will never vote McCain, but for the first time in my life I might sit this one out. Not because of Obama per se, but because I simply won't join the ranks of the likes of his supporters if what I have seen so far is representative of them as a whole.