Comments on: Fighting for Dreams

By: andersen

andersen — Tue, 13 May 2008 12:04:11 +0000

…….and I am supposed to be impressed??? LOL!

By: Andy Witmyer

Andy Witmyer — Tue, 13 May 2008 05:43:25 +0000

With the exception of Pamela and a few others, you guys have proven yourselves to be truly sad, bitter, and pathetic people. You’re letting your emotions blind you – if you really want to have a third term of Bush’s failed policies, then go ahead and vote for McCain in November. I can guarantee that you’ll be the ones who will later be sorry.

And this is coming from an Obama supporter that is willing to vote for Hillary. We have two brilliant candidates running for President – why must this be so nasty? This is truly sad.

By: Pamela Leavey

Pamela Leavey — Tue, 13 May 2008 04:56:51 +0000

Honestly people wake up and smell the coffee. John McCain is tantamount to 4 – 8 more years of Bush. Is that what you all want?

I’m disgusted by all of this talk here about voting for McCain if Hillary is not the nominee. It is certainly not what she wants from her supporters and it’s self defeatist and smacks of childish motives — “if Hillary is not the nominee I will take my ball and go home.”

Good grief. Barack Obama’s positions on the issues are solid and not vastly different from Clinton’s except for healthcare and for all you political novices — his or her platform depending on who is the nominee will vastly change at the convention and emerge as the party platform for the election.

Voting for McCain is more of the same. What part of that don’t you all understand. This is about putting a Democrat in the White House.

By: Pamela Leavey

Pamela Leavey — Tue, 13 May 2008 04:52:28 +0000

andersen

FYI — Todd Mitchell is not just some “obama folk” he’s a writer here at The Dem Daily and entitled to his opinion here. It is also and opinion I share as owner/editor of The Dem Daily.

Reiterating again… as a Hillary Clinton supporter… I will support the nominee, The Dem Daily will support the nominee — whether the nominee is Clinton or Obama.

My preference is Hillary Clinton, but I am not foolish enough to think that John McCain is a better choice than Barack Obama.

By: andersen

andersen — Tue, 13 May 2008 04:41:44 +0000

Todd

Your scare tactics will not work here.
I would much rather support a Patriot than an untested,
arrogant, unqualified person.
We are not swallowing the lies of the media, the pundits
and the obama folks.
This election is about the future of the country.
This election is about finally having a President who can
lead us in the right direction.
Oh, and by the way. Obama will NEVER beat McCain.

By: Making Sense « The Krile Files

Making Sense « The Krile Files — Tue, 13 May 2008 02:35:43 +0000

[...] Fighting for Dreams The Charleston Gazette has an OP/ED by Hillary Clinton today describing why she is running for president and what her goals are as our next president. It’s well worth a read… Here’s a few quips: “I was raised to believe in the promise of America. My grandfather was a factory worker, and my father served in [...] Technorati Tags: Hillary Clinton [...]

By: Pamela Leavey

Pamela Leavey — Tue, 13 May 2008 01:33:39 +0000

Michele

Obama does not have ties to terrorists. That’s ludricrous B.S. that wingnuts want you to believe.

FYI, I will continue to urge readers to vote for the nominee. That is what Hillary Clinton wants.

And this is The Democratic Daily, not The Independent Daily. I’m a party loyalist – I only vote Democratic.

By: Michele

Michele — Tue, 13 May 2008 01:01:13 +0000

YOU BET I will vote for McCain or WRITE HILLARY IN if she isn’t on the ballot in November. Don’t give me any of that “oh well you have to support Obama because that’s what Hillary would want” talk, because it isn’t going to fly with me. I am an independant voter that has backed Hillary from day one because I believe in her. I am sickened by what the media and the DNC have done to this election. I am an AMERICAN and REFUSE to cast *MY* vote for a man with dubious connections to TERRORISTS both here and abroad. Remember on 9/11 when we vowed never again? How we swore we would never forget? I sure do, and you can put money on the fact that a questionable candidate will not lead this great nation on my vote! Cover up his connections with your brainwashed lies all you want, but it won’t work on me!

HILLARY (OR McCAIN) OR BUST 08!

By: Folkwolf101

Folkwolf101 — Tue, 13 May 2008 00:25:18 +0000

Hillary Rules! She is brilliant, compassionate, and always emotionally present. Honestly, compared to Barack Obama, Hillary has done everything she can to be the true front runner. She outlined incredible plans for education, universal healthcare, the economy, mortgage easing, improving NAFTA, and foreign policy. She won every single debate, the last beatdown giving BHO such a bloody nose that he wept never again to debate with her. Meanwhile, Barack never involved himself much in his first, current, and only term as senator. He is simply a con man saying whatever it takes to get more sound bytes, and the media adores him for it. Look at their resumes and cover up their names. It shouldn’t difficult to see who is more prepared to be the president of free world.

By: Pamela Leavey

Pamela Leavey — Mon, 12 May 2008 23:56:20 +0000

Todd

I’m not sure if anyone really is paying attention, but the conversation certainly did stop after your comment.

I’m afraid people are thinking more with their supporter brains than their practical “we need a Democrat in the White House” brains. Hopefully once the nomination is set in stone people will start looking at the long term consequences of what a McFriend presidency would really look like.