The post is taken nearly verbatim from the article on FactCheck.org. You don’t like that “Hillary supporter” questions Obama’s finances — good gracious – FactCheck.org brought it to light not me. I’m a registered Democrat, FYI who plans to vote for the nominee as I have said here over and over again. Get over yourself and your aggitation.

Oh and FYI, a lot of the “industry or sector” monies raised for candidates is raised by bundlers and those bundlers bundle so that they can have influence. That is fact in the world of politics.

Obama…He is outraising everyone in the history of presidential campaigns; do you really think he’s going to be swayed by a $2600 donation? Would any candidate?

What aggitated me about your initial post was the mere fact of a Hillary supporter questioning his finaces when HRC has not even come close to coming clean with her financials. Hillary stated months ago on a national debate she would get her tax returns out there and that was a flat out lie. She has purposely waited until the last possible minute. I”m surprised she hasn’t put them on extension. Obama released his and then released all of them from 2000. No one has seen the Clinton’s returns since 2000.

1) Clinton herself has said repeatedly she will support the nominee, so if you feel so strongly about her candidacy you should follow her lead.

2) A write in vote for HRC, effectively is vote against the nominee which roughly translates into a vote for McCain.

I have to agree with the others. I will write in Hillary’s name. I will not vote for Obama. I just read an article about how Obama and one of his thug friends in Chicago funnelled money to some terrorest group supporting Iran. I don’t trust Obama. He’s too plastic and media made. Be smart people, vote Clinton. There is no dount that she is commited to this country, not Kanya or any other. She is dedicated to the U.S.!!!!!!! I don’t feel that from Obama.

I appreciate you bringing us back to the focus of getting a Republican administration out of the white house. I do have to say though, that I feel so uncomfortable with BO that I honestly do not know what I will do in november if he is the nomination.

McCain… definately not. Maybe I will write-in Hillary but I am hopeful she will be our nominee…. most qualified and cares deeply about our country and ALL it’s citizens. I do also have a bias towards seeing a gifted and intelligent woman attain the Presidency. It is long past time for a woman to be at the helm. It’s our turn to add a new demension to how we approach our problems.There is not anyone else who could have stepped up and dealt with the biases, sexism, and hatreds that have peppered this campaign.

We have heard it all…. she’s too hard/cold/masculine…. she’s too soft/devious/emotional. Enough already. She’s not Miss Pink Ruffles…. She’s also not a Lunatic War Monger. She cares about PEOPLE…. health care, veteran’s care, child care.

It’s time we started taking care of people instead of killing them.

It just might take a woman to get that done. Hillary is the one to do it. Tough enough, experienced enough, smart enough, and heart enough. She won’t quit and I give thanks each day that she is seeing it through.

Mostly, as you pointed out, I am upset about the fact that BO represents himself to be one thing REPEATEDLY, and then has lot’s of explaining to do. I’ll take Hillary’s mistake about sniper fire on the ground any day (although, it is my understanding that there was in fact an extreme alert in place, including an escort by military helicoptors in case there needed to be an immediate withdrawal and so tensions were high…. no one knew what to expect) compared to the continual damage control that is happening with BO.

And he only comes clean when he is forced to. I just honestly do not trust him and what he says. And, the longer the campaign goes on, the more we get to know him…. or what we don’t know about him. I think this is why the push by his campaign to end the process prematurely. What else are they afraid of?

The longer we go, the better it is for everyone to see who we are really voting for and what they have to offer and what their REAL
record holds.

Go Hillary Go!

Although I support Hillary and endorsed her here weeks ago, Darrell is right in my opinion. Either will be a vast improvement over what we have now.

Both Clinton and Obama have very similar voting records and their stance on the issues is also quite similar. And both Clinton and Obama have acknowledged that about each other.

In my opinion Hillary Clinton has more experience than Obama and I prefer some of her plans over his, which is among the reasons why I endorsed her.

You give Obama too much credit. Did you watch the debates? Hillary had to answer all the questions for him. All he could manage is a little followup. He has no solid plans. He doesn’t seem to be well versed in domestic policy and really has no significant understanding of foreign policy. I’m not convinced by the nice speaches full of sweeping generalities and pretty rhetoric.

I’m not a teenager, I want to hear the details!!!!!!!!!

They are not just employees of Exxon-Moble and Shell. They are high level executives who benefit financially when government policy favors the industry. So the the fact that Obama is taking this money under the guise that they are only employees of the company is laughable. There is a direct corralation that compromises Obama, regardless of how he tries to spin it. Remember Exxelon? Their executives flushed his pockets too and he watered down the nuclear disclosure bill.

So Steve, think about it!!!! Same old politics with a different spin!!!!!

Steve: Believe me. he’s a full on down and dirty politician, just like all of the others. Also, you will see that Hillary is a fully competent President, if and when she makes it into the Whitehouse.