Reply #50: Welcome to DU!

[NC_Nurse]

If anyone gives you a hard time, put them on ignore. (It's the little icon up by their name with the red x on it).
I for one look forward to discussing both candidates with you. :)

I supported Edwards earlier in the campaign, and have now moved to Obama. I distrust the Clintons. I worked for the Clinton
Campaign here in NC in '92, and felt VERY let down by him as a president. I leaned Nader, but ended up voting Gore here since
he wasn't on the ballot in 2000. It didn't matter anyway, the Repubs have carried NC for quite a while (the closest was '92).

I feel we need a candidate who energizes people and brings in new voters, who can move us past partisanship and rally the public to actually get his/her agenda through Congress.
I don't think Hillary can do that. When people say she is divisive, they mean it. I have talked to many discouraged Repubs here and
although some will entertain Obama, or even sit this election out , they would all go vote AGAINST Hillary. I don't really understand it. I don't like the Clintons much myself,
but I'll vote for her if she gets the nom.