An epiphany that I can't believe.

[CitizenRob]

I'm sure that those who lately regret voting for Bush know exactly how I feel.

After years of dismissing the rights constant harping on the Clintons it has become obvious over the last month through her, and her campaigns various DISGUSTING, PARTY DESTROYING actions that she is as bad as they said she was. It is HORRIFYING to me that ANYBODY could stoop to the level of depravity the right has always accused her of, but she is there now. Wallowing in the filth like Rove and his ilk.

Boo me all you want Clinton fans, Bush has his supporters still too... no matter how vile he is.

[thereismore]

1. Welcome to the fact-based community. nt

[Growler]

2. I'm disgusted and horrified too

[The_Casual_Observer]

3. Voted for bush did you?

[anonymous171]

4. Failed reading comprehension did you?

[The_Casual_Observer]

6. You did too?

[CitizenRob]

19. I stated I understand how they feel. Turn on your brain please.

[DURHAM D]

5. The party destroying started with Obama loving Reagan and trashing

President Clinton. Remember January? That is when the Democratic Party developed a giant split - the difference is that the Obama supporters didn't get it or didn't care.

67% of Democrats want Hillary to stay in the race. The people who talk like you are in the minority and care more about Independents and Republicans. Many, if not most, of the Obama supporters are not Democrats. They are Independents who previously supported no one or Nader, so-called unaffiliated Progressives and general wankers.

Just for the record - you have not had an epiphany. You have never supported Hillary.

[anonymous171]

8. I love how 80% of your post is BS.

My favorite part: "The people who talk like you are in the minority and care more about Independents and Republicans. Many, if not most, of the Obama supporters are not Democrats. They are Independents who previously supported no one or Nader, so-called unaffiliated Progressives and general wankers."

I guess I'm not a democrat anymore.

[DURHAM D]

15. Are you in the minority of Obama supporters? An actual Democrat? eom

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[DURHAM D]

46. Have another drink. eom

[jgraz]

48. That's funny coming from a McClinton supporter.

No wait... it's tragic.

[Jamastiene]

11. Precisely.

Some of these people claim to be oh so Progressive, but they love Reagan, love Republicans and Independents who would have and probably still will vote Republican in November, and hate core Democratic values. Makes one wonder, doesn't it?

[americanstranger]

35. Everybody who disagrees with you guys is now a Republican?

You're all insane, that's what I think.

Do you check for Obama supporters under your bed at night? Y'all sound pretty freakin' paranoid if you ask me.

I've been a proud Democrat for over 35 years, and I'm voting for Obama because Clinton's tactics disgust me. Now tell me I'm not a Democrat, and I'll tell you where you can put your near-worthless opinion. Deal?

- as

[CitizenRob]

39. Cheers!!!

[americanstranger]

41. Cheers to you too, CR.

I'm tellin' ya, this 'If you don't love Joe Lieberwoman you must be a Freeper' shit is starting to really tick me off.

When do they issue the brown shirts for these assholes? That's all that seems to be missing.

- as

[jgraz]

49. Well, in fairness, anyone whose candidate endorses McCain can't be too clear on party boundaries.

[casus belli]

18. Obama's inclusion of Reagan in that speech wasn't an endorsement of him.

I can't understand why some people continue to try to characterize it as such.

[Psst_Im_Not_Here]

38. Not to mention

We're not running against Reagan in November!

[CitizenRob]

40. OMG, what if Nancy runs!!!

Oldie vs. moldy.

[Art_from_Ark]

45. In essense, we are running against Reagan

because his policies have been taken to their extreme by the bu$hies.

Obama called Reagan "the right man at the right time", who countered the "excesses of the 60s" (Like what? Voting and civil rights? Demonstrations to end an unpopular war? Government help for the impoverished? Running a fairly balanced budget? Concern for the environment? Government assistance with higher education?). Obama saved his criticism for the last Democratic President (Clinton), and is basically running a campaign that is a variation of Reagan's substanceless "Morning in America".

[CitizenRob]

22. You're wrong. I did support her.

But then I heard an opinion piece on NPR that made me reconsider. The opinion piece was on her vote for the war in Iraq and how it is troubling because it showed either a lack of due diligence on an important vote, or that she voted base purely on political expedience and how neither of those things are easily reconciled for that opinion author. And just like that I was inoculated against the political expedience that Hillary finds so necessary to cling to at all times. Political expedience that would this week cause her to throw Obama under the bus by endorsing an enemy to our entire party, WEAKENING our party as a result.

Disgusting.

[Carolina]

26. WRONG...

He said Reagan was transformational and, admit it or not like it or not, he was. In a huge landslide in 1980, he ushered in a new coalition which has PERSISTED. He is an icon.

We Dems, including Obama, didn't like him, and his policies were disastrous but HE WAS transformational. Clinton was not. That is a FACT. And that's far different from HRC's endorsement of McCain.

[CitizenRob]

28. It's true.

The America we live in today more closely represents the Reagan era America than the Carter era America. We've been trapped in this cycle of corporate depravity for 25 years now.

[SKKY]

43. And you believe a poll, put out by the MSM. Of course they're going to say that...

...it's in their best interest to keep this going. Can you imagine how much money they're making right now?

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[IndianaGreen]

10. Rupert Murdoch loves his "girl" Hillary!

Hillary belongs with the other bottle blondes at Faux!

[DURHAM D]

16. Got anything new on that? eom

[anonymous171]

12. Hillary and McCain 08

You may find a place on the fox forums once Hillary becomes McCain VP.

[MonkeyFunk]

9. Man

there's a hyperbole leak in this forum today.

[Jamastiene]

13. More like an explosion.

It's too much.

[anonymous171]

14. Hyperbole? You mean like this:

"Some of these people claim to be oh so Progressive, but they love Reagan, love Republicans and Independents who would have and probably still will vote Republican in November, and hate core Democratic values. Makes one wonder, doesn't it?"

Hmmmmmmmm....

[DURHAM D]

20. Can you tell me what a Progressive is?

I can never get an answer except this (1) I am not a liberal (2) I am not a Democrat. I am waiting for someone, anyone who tell me what it means.

[anonymous171]

21. I'll give you a new one: Not Hillary.

So now you have three.

[DURHAM D]

23. Darn - I had hopes for you.

Guess I will need to stay on the quest until someone has an answer.

[DURHAM D]

17. Thanks - laughed out loud.

I decided to join in on the nonsense today.

[Carolina]

24. I feel the same, I was

an ardent Clinton supporter in the 90s but lately have come to wonder if the wingnuts weren't right about HRC all along!

[CitizenRob]

25. It's amazing isn't? How much lower can she sink before she IS a republican?

[IndianaGreen]

31. Hillary smells like Joe Lieberman

The stench of excrement is overpowering!

[CitizenRob]

32. Hillary is Lieberman 2.0

[donheld]

27. What's to regret? I never voted for a Bush so I can't regret it

[CitizenRob]

29. Reading comprehension and critical thinking aren't your strong points obviously.

I stated I UNDERSTAND now how one-time Bush supporters now feel at the sham of a monkey man that they elected to office. I once supported Hillary, then after her senate run I no longer wanted to vote for her, but I WOULD NEVER STOOP SO LOW AS TO SAY I'D VOTE FOR MCCAIN BEFORE HILLARY.

That is BEYOND shameful.

[Athelwulf]

30. Not that I disagree with you, but...

... do you have specific examples of Clinton's "party-destroying" actions? I ask out of ignorance: I've tuned myself out of the world beyond my day-to-day life, so I'm not up-to-date on the goings-on in the election. Anything you can direct me to is greatly appreciated. :)

[CitizenRob]

36. Sure.

Hillary endorses McCain over Obama... multiple times in a rehearsed speech.

[Oilwellian]

42. Well let's see...

saying the candidate of the opposite party is more qualified to be CINC than an opponent in your own party...I'd say that's taking your constituents into unknown territory. Bill Nelson, Hillary's bestest DLC friend in Florida is threatening to not support Obama in the GE if Queen Hillary isn't allowed the right to ascend the throne.

Those are just two off the top of my head.

[barack the house]

33. Welcome to Team Obama where democracyis sacred.

[Rageneau]

34. I don't believe your epiphany either. In fact, I think you're deluded as hell.

In three and a half lines you managed to use the words: Disgusting, horrifying, party-destroying, stooping to depravity, wallowing in filth, being like Rove and his ilk when referring to the Clintons.

You're a real uniter-not-a-divider, aren't you?

[CitizenRob]

37. You mean like Hillary united the party in this video?

Video of Hillary throwing Obama under the bus to endorse McCain

[whirlygigspin]

47. happy campers one and all

Bush was so happy with Hillary's win he actually danced for joy!

now that's telling

ole Rush Limballs is laughing his ass off

[CitizenRob]

50. She is DOOMING this party in november.