Hillary can't possibly win against the GOP! Go with Obama!

[MUAD_DIB]

Obama can't possibly win against the GOP! Go with Hillary!


Discuss...

[Fresh_Start]

1. No one knows for sure either way

vote for who you want to run as the Democratic candidate

[MUAD_DIB]

2. You're no fun...

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3. who says reality is not fun

chaos is exciting

[MUAD_DIB]

5. I had to throw my two cents in on it.

I find is sad that so much energy is wasted on the free for all that I see going on between the Hillary and Obama sides.

The Dem candidates (past and present) are top notch.



Why all the bullshit then?

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7. I think that there is fear that the GOP can somehow take this election

and its not a democratic cakewalk.

Personally I think this was not the election for the Democrats to go all historic on.
I would have preferred a less controversial candidate than any of them.
I honestly believed that if Gore had run he would have gotten the mea culpa vote from many Republicans ashamed of what Bush has wrought. Basically, I think they would have tried to undo their 2000 vote by turning this election to Gore.

But instead we have the Democrats trying very hard to lose a critical election.

[MUAD_DIB]

8. Prehaps.

If McCain runs on keeping the USA in Iraq for 10+ years then he will lose vote.

The majority of America wants out of that mess.


What else do the GOPigs have: more tax cuts?


I do agree with you on Gore.

[Fresh_Start]

11. Agree McCAin could lose

but so could either Clinton or Obama.

There is obviously an anti-Clinton section because she's a Clinton segment
There is obviously an anti-Clinton section because of the dynasty BS
There is obviously an anti-Clinton because she's a female segment
There is obviously an anti-Clinton because she voted for IWR
There is obviously an anti-Obama because he's not a white male segment
There is obviously an anti-Obama because he's full of hot air segment
There is obviously an anti-Obama because he's showcasing anti-gay support

[Mz Pip]

4. I think either of them

can beat McCain.

Just as long as we don't become polarized within our own party like the Republicans are doing.

Mz Pip
:dem:

[MUAD_DIB]

6. If you read the fractious squabbles going on

one might believe that the polarization has already occurred.

[KAZ]

12. And encouraged by those who we call our own.

[CorpGovActivist]

9. Truly, you speak the weirding words, Usul!

And data is the drop of liquid on the gom jabbar.

[MrMickeysMom]

10. When you think about it, this isn't much different than the "freeper" picture I posted

last evening (thus, getting my ass burned and being called an "asshole" by someone I ordinarily would have respected.)

Be that as it may- I think from now on, I'll stick to threads with real typed words and not pictures that can be mistaken as being sent from freepers.

On the Hillary discussion... I am having a VERY, VERY, V E R Y hard time transferring all logic from the Kucinich leadership I was looking for over to where the, "everybody seems to be going" Obama court, and therefore, I am trying, trying, trying to see the wisdom of supporting HRC in the Pennsylvania campaign in April.

Meanwhile, I have been paying attention, talking to my family members. This is really tough. I've been campaigning for the US Congressional Democratic candidate I like in our district's race. I HAVE EVEN entered the local race for city council. I can see the big picture. We need change so badly and we can't continue to put people in office who are more of the same... I don't like Clinton's voting record, and frankly, I can even overlook it, if I knew WHY.

Yet, I'm trying to see the wisdom. Bear with me, folks.