CONTACT HILLARY CLINTON TO TELL HER TO STOP THIS MADNESS NOW!

[SaveAmerica]

If you think that Hillary Clinton is hurting the Democratic Party by hanging on when it's clear that she is down in all the numbers, please e-mail, fax and call her to tell her so. Let her know what the reason is that you want her step aside and let Obama continue on to fight the Republicans. I was hoping she'd take the high road and do it on her own but it's obvious she doesn't have the Democratic Party's best interests at heart. It's our party, it's our future we can not allow this to continue.

Please e-mail her at the following address and fax the same document to the fax number, give her a call too. We have got to stand up and do it or we'll sit by and allow ourselves to be railroaded.

Post this contact info at other forums and web pages if you'd like to see this madness stop! Thank you!!

http://www.hillaryclinton.com/help/contact/

Hillary Clinton for President
4420 North Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22203
703.469.2008
Fax: [phone]

[SoFlaJet]

1. and then we can all call Obama

and ask him to seriously consider putting her on the ticket. We need a joint ticket of Obama/Clinton-it would be unbeatable in November

[GarbagemanLB]

2. It would only weaken Obama.

[Voice for Peace]

40. Agree it would weaken his chances of winning. nt

[Ned_Devine]

3. No thanks

[eridani]

138. I can't see her playing second fiddle to someone younger n/t

[Bentcorner]

4. Is that the only way Obama can win? If she quits?

[mcctatas]

6. It's the only way to ensure that McCain loses...

we have to unite as a party NOW, and since she is still behind in delegates AND the popular vote, she should do what is best for the party as a whole. If the roles were reversed, I would say Obama should do the same, it is time!

[Bentcorner]

19. She's only behind if you don't count Florida and Michigan.

Why should we unite when we haven't picked our nominee yet? Calling for either candidate to quit is premature.

[Hutzpa]

77. Your first statement

explains it, "she is only behind if you don't count FL and MI" well I got news for you,
FL and MI for now does not count, until they do, then we count them.

Again, The Clinton's have been throwing this meme around and now gullible are sucking on
it.

[Bentcorner]

84. The point is, people in both states still voted for her.

If your are going to take the popular vote into account, you need to count Florida and Michigan.

[BringBigDogBack]

124. Michigan is irrelevant.

[BringBigDogBack]

123. You got it.

It's pathetic. Besides, I'm guessing that everyone is forgetting florida isn't winner take all?

Michigan? :rofl: The fact that the Hillary camp calls that a win, tells me everything I need to know.

She barely won Michigan, running uncontested. :) Don't count on her getting ANY gain from Mich if they are seated (proportional split), and not NEAR enough to even dent Obama's overall lead from Florida.

But don't let logic stop you, keep repeating the same untrue bullshit til you're blue in the face. But you will come to the realization that those states aren't going to decide shit, one day real soon.

[stillcool]

78. If you count Florida...

....she is still behind.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/democratic_vote_count.html

States that Obama has won...
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/...
Alabama
Alaska
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Nevada
North Dakota
South Carolina
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Virgin Islands
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
+Democrats abroad

states that were tied
New Hampshire
Missouri
Texas****change to win column****
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/democratic_delegate_count.html

Delegate Count (2,025 Needed to Win)
Obama-1589
Clinton-1470

[Bentcorner]

86. Have you looked to see how many electoral votes the states Obama has won are worth in November?

Barack Obama
Alabama - 9
Alaska - 3
Colorado - 9
Connecticut - 7
Delaware - 3
District Of Columbia - 3
Georgia - 15
Hawaii - 4
Idaho - 4
Illinois - 21
Iowa - 7
Kansas - 6
Louisiana - 9
Maine - 4
Maryland - 10
Minnesota - 10
Missouri - 11
Nebraska - 5
North Dakota - 3
South Carolina - 8
Utah - 5
Vermont - 3
Virginia - 13
Washington - 11
Wisconsin - 10
TOTAL 193

Hillary Clinton
Arizona -10
Arkansas - 6
California - 55
Florida - 27
Massachusetts - 12
Michigan - 17
Nevada - 5
New Hampshire - 4
New Jersey - 15
New Mexico - 5
New York - 31
Ohio - 20
Oklahoma - 7
Rhode Island - 4
Tennessee - 11
Texas - 34
TOTAL 263

[stillcool]

88. I think it's great!!

He will definitely win the blue states in the General, and pick up some of the 'red' one's as well!! I see you have Texas, and Nevada in the Hillary Column. Interesting. Are you assuming that Obama will not win my state of Massachusetts, or New York, California, New Jersey, Michigan..as well as many others?

[Bentcorner]

89. Why do you think he will win the blue states he hasn't already won?

And which red state do you see him taking?

[stillcool]

93. Why do you have Michigan, Florida..

Nevada and Texas in the Hillary column? And yeah, Obama will win all the blue states.

[Bentcorner]

98. Because she won both Nevada and Texas. That's why.

[stillcool]

103. Yeah right...

Michigan and Florida have not had a Primary, Obama won Texas, and last I saw Nevada was tie. Fuzzy math?

[Bentcorner]

104. Michigan and Florida both had primaries. Obama took his name of the ballot in Michigan.

Clinton won the primary in Texas and she won the caucus in Nevada. Nothing fuzzy about it.

[stillcool]

105. Nothing matters, does it?

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/democratic_delegate_count.html
Texas-Delegates-193-- Obama 92- Hillary 92
Nevada- Delegates-25--Obama 13 Hillary 12
Michigan-01/15 Delgegates 0 * Obama--Hillary--
Forida-01/29 Delegates 0* Obama-- Hillary--
Total Delegates--Obama--1589 Hillary--1470

[Bentcorner]

129. Neither Hillary or Barack will have enough delegates to win the nomination before

they go to the Democratic National Convention. That means the superdelegates will be making the decision. Personally, I would have a lot more confidence in Barack's chances against McCain if he could win a swing state or a traditional blue state. So far, he hasn't shown to have that ability. He also seems to rely heavily on the caucus format.

Now I'm being encouraged to contact the Clinton campaign and demand that she quit. What does that say about Barack's chances in November if he needs his one remaining opponent to drop out if he is to win the nomination.

[stillcool]

131. I think the problem is...

fear that the Clinton Campaign will coerce delegates of all stripes to flip in their favor. And distaste for the tenor and content of this contest. I don't think anyone can convince either candidate to drop out of the race, but altering facts in order to fit a strategy is not in my opinion a worthwhile tactic.

[Hepburn]

112. Hint....

...Hillary LOST Texas. Please put down the Kool Aid and learn some facts, OK?

The candidate who go the most delegates, wins the state because it is the delegates who determine who wins when they vote at the time of the convention.

Is this sinking in...at all???

[BringBigDogBack]

125. I was wondering that too. MI does not count. Hello

And, IMO, you don't 'win' a state you lose in Dels.

[ExtraGriz]

137. you mean the red states that kerry lost by 15% or more?

good luck, hopefully obama has a magic wand

[Hepburn]

111. California will def go Blue in November...

...so just moving it from the Hillary column to the Obama column, the results are:

Obama....248

Clinton..208

Thanks for pointing out the obvious....that a primary win is NOT related to any ability to win in the GE.

:eyes:

[BringBigDogBack]

126. good find

[phrigndumass]

90. Behind even then, with MI and FL

TOTAL DELEGATES

Estimated Total Delegates as of March 11:
Hillary Clinton – 1,477.5 (547.0 short)
Barack Obama – 1,599.5 (425.0 short)
Remaining Delegates – 945.0
(Sources: AP, Wikipedia 3/11/08)

PLEDGED DELEGATES

Estimated Pledged Delegates as of March 11:
Hillary Clinton – 1,230.5
Barack Obama – 1,388.5
Remaining Pledged Delegates – 608.0
(Source: Wikipedia 3/11/08)

Maximum possible pledged delegates for each candidate:
Hillary Clinton – 1,838.5 (186.0 short of nomination)
Barack Obama – 1,996.5 (28.0 short of nomination)
Neither candidate can win the nomination with pledged delegates alone.

“Primary Only” Pledged Delegates as of March 11: (for informational purposes only)
Hillary Clinton – 1,076.0
Barack Obama – 1,088.0
(Source: Countdown with Keith Olbermann, 3/10/08)

“Caucus Only” Pledged Delegates as of March 11: (for informational purposes only)
Hillary Clinton – 154.5
Barack Obama – 300.5
(based on source for “primary only” pledged delegates above)

SUPERDELEGATES

Superdelegates (highest reported for each candidate):
Hillary Clinton – 247 (Source: AP 3/11/08)
Barack Obama – 211 (Source: AP 3/11/08)
Remaining Superdelegates – 337

POPULAR VOTE (for informational purposes only)

Status Quo as of March 11 (includes IA,ME,NV,WA):
Barack Obama – 13,388,857
Hillary Clinton – 12,748,162
(Source: Wikipedia 3/11/08 plus states listed above)

Primaries only (Status Quo) as of March 11 (includes WA):
Barack Obama – 12,533,944
Hillary Clinton – 12,150,484

Caucuses only (Status Quo) as of March 11:
Barack Obama – 471,170
Hillary Clinton – 264,302
(IA,NV,AK,AS,CO,ID,KS,MN,NM,ND,NE,VI,WA*,ME,HI,TX*,WY,Guam)

With Florida only added, as of March 11 (includes IA,ME,NV,WA):
Barack Obama – 13,965,071
Hillary Clinton – 13,619,148

With Michigan only added, as of March 11* (includes IA,ME,NV,WA):
Barack Obama – 13,388,857
Hillary Clinton – 13,076,471
*Uncommitted – 238,168 (Michigan only, Obama wasn’t on the ballot)

With Florida AND Michigan added, as of March 11* (includes IA,ME,NV,WA):
Barack Obama – 13,965,071
Hillary Clinton – 13,947,457
*Uncommitted – 238,168 (Michigan only, Obama wasn’t on the ballot)

[SaveAmerica]

7. No, it's a way to save the Democratic Party. He's already winning, she's

got her arms around his (and in turn the Democratic Party's) neck and is dragging it down. It makes no sense that she's continuing this farce but if it takes us getting the message to her then that's what we should do.

[Bentcorner]

16. Neither candidate has enough delegates to secure the nomination.

I don't see why one should be pressured to drop out just to make the path easier for the other.

[Hepburn]

113. Because for the sake of the party, the one who is behind should drop out.

ONLY if we have a united Dem party do we have a chance of beating that asshole McCain. The longer this madness goes on, the less chance we have. In fact, McCain is already picking up talking points from the Clinton campaign.

She is behind and she is damaging the party from the manner in which she is running her dirty campaign. She NEEDS to go or we say, "Hello, Prez McCain."

Get it YET????

[harun]

52. Obama is already the winner (n/t)

[golddigger]

71. Already the winner? Ok I'll bite, what was it he won? Did he win a super duper

decoder ring in his cracker jacks box?

[BigDDem]

5. Contact Democratic voters and tell them to stop the madness!

They want her to stay in the race by 2 to 1!

Contact Obama and tell him to win states like TX, CA, OH and
then he can close the deal!

[peace13]

8. You need to look at the TX numbers.

Please join us in reality.

[BigDDem]

15. In your reality did BO win TX?

If so, I guess every newspaper in the country needs to retract.

[SoCalDem]

26. delegates

He's still ahead in popular vote overall, so the extra she got there in TX does help her a little to get closer to his total..

[peace13]

117. I will ignore your snide remark and say to you

that the delegates were pretty much a wash for the two candidates. You would never know that from the fanfare that Hillary is making about her huge victory in TX. But hey, I guess you know a lot about reality.

Edit to add that you may find this interesting
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x5023289

[NMMatt]

139. I rightly consider it a "split decision" as does CNN for that matter -nt

[Hepburn]

114. He won the TX primary....and speaking as a Californian who ...

...has had a long involvement in politics in California, California will go Blue for Obama if he is the nominee.

Next issue?

[madaboutharry]

9. I sent her an email already, but she is

ignoring me. :shrug:

[SaveAmerica]

12. Trying to get you some more voices! Maybe she'll respond to a chorus?

[susankh4]

28. OK. I'll send her a letter

asking her to stay in the race for the sake of us Dems, who want our party run by Dems.

[peace13]

10. Done, thanks for posting this. n/t

[xmas74]

11. I just donated $25 to her campaign.

Thanks for the reminder!

And I've signed up for any additional phone banking needed.

[susankh4]

23. Me too!

I was due to send her $20!





:kick:

[xmas74]

29. I really should have

used it for something else but sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do.

And my daughter is making a card today, which we will mail. A friend's daughter recently received a "Thank You" for a picture she made.

[susankh4]

31. I am a small business woman

and I send her $10 every time I make a sale.

Two sales yesterday!! So... off goes the donation....

[xmas74]

35. I'm a single mom

so we do what we can. I feel that she's the best candidate for me and my daughter and I'm wholeheartedly throwing my support behind her.

If nothing else my kid will send pictures of support. She likes doing that anyway.

[goclark]

43. I beat you ~ my Mom told me to hit the button for Barack

She just sent him $100

Thanks :bounce:

[xmas74]

47. And your point?

All I donated was $25. I didn't say what my friends were donating today.

[goclark]

49. My point is that I have a right to donate just like you do

and so do my friends.

So let's keep on donating... :bounce:

[xmas74]

95. But you presented it in a

rather rude manner.

[DemVet]

13. Go Hillary...fight on to the convention where you will WIN!!!

[Justyce]

14. Allowing our democratic process to run its full course... madness!

:eyes:

[Benhurst]

17. If Obama is winning, then he is nearing the goal of 2025 elected delegates.

I really don't see why he needs us to contact Hillary.

If he's not winning and is not nearing the goal of 2025 elected delegates, why would Hillary pay any attention to demands for her to abandon the field to another losing candidate?

[Medusa]

18. Like anyone in HillarlyLand will tell her?

They are all living in a bubble.

I think we need to press hard on the media instead.

[BlackVelvet04]

20. Wow....

you guys sure are terrified of Hillary.

[golddigger]

22. Yep, you hit the nail on the head BV...

:kick: :popcorn:

[Exilednight]

45. Yes, we're affraid of how many voters she will turn repug before the GE.

[golddigger]

65. Too late Obama has the repuke vote sewn up...

:popcorn:

[Hepburn]

115. No, just fucking sick...

...of her whining and lying.

[golddigger]

21. Wow thanks for the link, just donated another 25.00 to her campaign.

:woohoo: :applause: :woohoo:

[LostinVA]

24. Same here

[xmas74]

48. But didn't you see a post above?

I was informed that someone's mother donated $100 so s/he "beat us."

Don't know-in the past two days my friend's have probably donated nearly 2 grand. Not bad for a cozy group of 12.

[SaveAmerica]

30. I should have posted this a couple months ago to help w/ her donation problems : )

[golddigger]

59. Why thank you for your support. Hillary appreciates it. For a Obama supporter

that's mighty gracious of you to help with her campaign.:popcorn:

[Auntie Bush]

25. Let's all call Obama and ask him why he is so arrogant

that be is insulted to be asked to be VP? He should have politely thanked her and refused the offer. I'd say he's arrogant to act insulted. Doesn't matter whether he's ahead or not. Hillary could win it with the help of the PA primary and the super delegates.

[PatGund]

33. Well....

It IS pretty arrogant and insulting for the person in second place to offer the VP slot to the person in FIRST place. Not to mention it undermines his campaign to say anything except "no".

And it does smack a bit of "could you move to the back of the bus so this white woman can take your spot?" I doubt that's what Sen. Clinton meant, but that's how it sounded to me.

Oh, and I'm a proud Wes Clark Democrat too. Took a second look at Sen. Clinton when the general endorsed her, but had to say no. Gov. Richardson was my first choice, not Sen. Obama

[Auntie Bush]

37. That's what I mean about everything the Clinton's say is taken

as racist. To suggest he get in the back of the bus by being asked to be VP...is absolutely ludicrous. There is no arguing with people who think like this. So now I will leave this hopeless place and get back to work.
It's been a bad morning on DU and I don't mind leaving. About an hour at a time is all I can take.

[PatGund]

80. As I said....

I do not believe that the statement was made to sound racist.

I can see where people might see it AS racist though.

In either case, it was quite....well, rude for the person in second place to offer a VP slot to the person in first place. I suspect that if the situation was reversed, you would think it was rude as well.

[Catherina]

94. So what does it mean when a White person in second place

tells the Black person in first place to be their Assistant?

If HRC supporters could get this, you wouldn't be running such a disastrous campaign.

A Summa Cum Laude from Harvard Law School doesn't need to be driving Miss Daisy around.

It's a racist insult at this point.

Maybe the Hell No in this scene will help you understand http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6ha7TK13_0

[Name removed]

96. Deleted message

Message removed by moderator. Click here to review the message board rules.

[Catherina]

120. Are you denying the offensive racist misteps of HRC's campaign

or are you just tossing out the reverse accusation because you don't like the explanation? Ludicrously calling me a racist and plugging your ears is a fitting tribute to how HRC is running her campaign.

I guess half of America will be on your ignore list soon.

Don't worry. My feelings aren't hurt. I just googled you + the word racist at DU and got Results 1 - 10 of 2,950 English pages from democraticunderground for xmas74 + racist + obama and Results 1 - 10 of 3,090 English pages from democraticundergroundfor xmas74 + racist + clinton That told me all I needed to know.

It looks like you're happy plugging your ears :shrug:

Thank you for all the work you're doing convincing Americans that the sooner we part ways with politicians and supporters who refuse to "get it", the sooner people who "get it" can help this country regain some stature in the civilized world.

America's shameful racism was exposed to a horrified world 2 and a half years ago. Keep saying it ain't so but the world knows differently.

Thank you for putting me on your ignore list. It's an honor Miss Xmas74.

[Hepburn]

116. A-fucking-men....

...from this old white woman! This is not rocket science...it is merely being aware of what is and is not racial bias and bigotry. Hillary, IMO, effectively told Barack to get to the rear of the bus by offering the VP spot to him whereas he is the front runner in the campaign. This is so totally unacceptable!

[Auntie Bush]

135. You're the ones who felt it was racist...I don't believe that was the intent.

The intent was to help unite the party. She is the senior and more experienced politician...so asking the newbie to be her VP should have been taken that way...not as an insult. He could have politely told her he wasn't interested...that he was running for president...like all the other politicians have said when they were asked that question. But no...You take it as racist! That's stupid! You all are too race sensitive. Everything anyone says is taken from the eyes and head of a race sensitive person. I have never thought any of the things she and Bill are blamed as saying are racial. You Obama supporters are too damn sensitive and race conscious. You deliberately make race an issue for political reasons...not reality. Everyone knows the Clintons have never been racist and they aren't. But claiming they were turned almost all the blacks against them. I call that being racist!

[Catherina]

141. Alrightie then

If it came from the good White folks like the Clintons it can't possibly be racist. They've been so good to us after all. Please forgive our crass ingratitude. :shrug:

[BigDDem]

27. Stop the voters from voting..........madness!

[murbley40]

32. If the situation were in the reverse......

Would you want Obama to quit? The fact of the matter is that nearkly 50% of the voters want Hillary. Are you afraid to let democracy play out? If you factor in the repubs who voted in the primary for BO and will vote for their nominee in the general.........? This BS about destroying the party is just that, BS. The Democratic party needs a re-vamping anyway. Caucuses need to be
replaced with primaries,they are in no way democratic.They make it impossible for too many people to vote,especially the military, the working class,and the elderly.

[PatGund]

34. You know something....

I wasn't able to make my state's caucuses due to work. (which would have been my first caucus, since my old state doesn't use them.)

I'm not going to complain they're not democratic though. In many respects, they're the purest form of democracy.

[greyghost]

39. self delete

[BigDDem]

46. "they're the purest form of democracy."

Elderly and shut-ins who cant leave their homes
Men and women in Iraq
Parents who cant find someone to watch their kids for hours
People who can't leave work

All cant participate...

The new pure form of democracy.

[Liberal Gramma]

57. I don't know how other states work, but in Washington

those who cannot attend a caucus apply to vote in the caucus by mail.

[BigDDem]

64. You have to "apply?"

please explain, thanks

[Liberal Gramma]

85. You fill out an application form asking for a mail-in ballot

but approval is always given as long as the form is filled out properly and the voter is registered.

[murbley40]

50. How do you figure that?

[SaveAmerica]

38. Yes, I've posted in the past that it would take sacrifices in order to make

sure we win in November. I wanted Edwards to win (have done for so long) but was prepared to give my vote to Obama if Edwards' numbers remained low. One of my posts back so many months ago was aimed at uniting the split of voters, United we Stand, Divided we Fall.

And YES if it were reversed and Obama was doing the same things as Hillary, had the same results, delegates, etc. I would be all over that.

[mimitabby]

36. done.

[rodeodance]

41. .......

hoot hoot---good for a bonfire.
:popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke:

[greyghost]

42. I'd like to thank the Obama supporters who keep posting these

Hillary should drop out threads.

Thank you for reminding me to CONTRIBUTE TO HER CAMPAIGN.

In fact, I've contacted friends and relatives to remind them to do the same.

[goclark]

44. Great ~ I just send $50 to Barack, keep it coming

[xmas74]

97. which one is it-

you sent in $50 just now or your mother sent in $100?

Please clear this up. So far you've posted whatever you think it'll take to start a fight.

[Name removed]

51. Deleted message

Message removed by moderator. Click here to review the message board rules.

[greyghost]

53. LOL

[SaveAmerica]

54. Thanks for kicking it for me, and it's not a mule, it's a DONKEY!!

:* :kick: :loveya: :*

[theHandpuppet]

55. The next tme I contact her campaign...

... it will be to make another donation.

[grrr050]

56. Hi SaveAmerica!

Drop dead!

[JVS]

58. CALL HILLARY CLINTON RIGHT FUCKING NOW!!!!!111!!!1!!!

[golddigger]

63. I FUCKING DID!!!!111!!!111...ON TO PUERTO RICO!!!111!!!111

:kick: :woohoo: :applause: :woohoo:

[BigDDem]

66. I didn't call but just made a $100 donation

thanks for the motivation

[theredpen]

67. If you're going to waste $100

Why don't you give it to a food bank or an animal shelter or AIDS research instead of someone who cannot possibly win the election she's running in?

[golddigger]

69. Waste? Did someone say waste? Ok who's the one who wasted their $100.00 by donating to the Obama

campaign? :popcorn:

[theredpen]

82. Only one person gave $100 to Obama?

I give up, who?

[golddigger]

87. See reply #43...

[BigDDem]

73. #1. I don't need a lecture about what to do with my money

#2. If Hillary "cannot possibly win" why is the
BO flock so desperate for her to drop out?

[theredpen]

81. The "Obama crowd" wants here to drop out because...

...her campaign has become a destructive force. Some feel that it would be good if she would let the party start focusing on the GE.

Personally, I think that a race to the finish is good for the party. Dem's in states like Texas and Mississippi are getting fired up — we actually COUNT this time. Also, anything Clinton throws at Obama will be will look like "old news" if McCain uses it.

Competition is good. :D

[Hutzpa]

99. How about we look at this from

another perspective,

I live in Texas and I don't feel the way you do, for the good of the party it will be best she does step down, mathematically it does not look good for her, but hey! because of selfish (minority) Democrats who wants to see this go on, they use the distorted argument that other states must get the chance to vote, while ignoring the acceleration path the party has chosen to self destruction instead of using wisdom.

[theredpen]

106. I can't argue strongly against that point of view

Really, since there seems no stopping Hillary from doing what she's doing, I was looking for a silver lining.

What I definitely see as destructive (perhaps you do as well), is the increasing emotional investment people are making to Hillary. I'm sure some of us can afford to throw $100 at something just for spite, but I wouldn't give that kind of money to anything — even something I approved of — unless I thought it would actually make a difference. These people are cheering "go Hillary" and I'm wondering, "go to what?"

[BigDDem]

118. Competition is good.

On that we agree. There are plenty of Obama supporters who
are clearly not on board with that.

[JVS]

132. But then a black person might get some help, and that makes Geraldine cry

[SeaLyons]

101. ...

:bounce: :thumbsup:

Go Hillary!!!

[SeaLyons]

100. and give her a big

fat donation!!!!! Do it right now!!!!

:rofl: :rofl: :woohoo: :woohoo:

Go Hillary!!!!!!

[all.of.me]

60. Done! nt

[SeaLyons]

61. Yes, Contact Hillary and

give her a big fat donation. I wonder if the Obamamites on this board realize how much they motivate Clinton supporters.

[golddigger]

62. Well they do now...lol

:woohoo: :applause: :woohoo: :kick: :popcorn:

[BenDavid]

68. HRC will stay till the last dog dies and I too shall stay with HRC!

[Iceburg]

75. You've got company ...I'm in! /nt

[Beacool]

130. Me too!!!!

And a few million others too!!!!!!!!


:bounce:

[goldcanyonaz]

70. Just donated, thanks!

[Hutzpa]

72. Thank you for posting !!! n/t

[golddigger]

74. Ok Hillary supporters let's give a big round of applause to saveamerica

for kick starting a Hillary Clinton fundraising drive. You tha man!!!

[SeaLyons]

102. A Great Fund Raiser for Hillary

:applause: :applause: :woohoo: :woohoo:

[mtnsnake]

76. I'm sure Hillary's campaign is going to take a bunch of freeperish emails seriously. lol

[golddigger]

79. Ok, now you did it. He's going to take his post and go home.

:rofl:

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

83. Waste of time. Hillary only listens to herself.

[OzarkDem]

91. How childish and dishonest

You should be ashamed.

[itcfish]

92. I Think You

Should demand that Obama step aside. We don't need another two faced president.

[jlake]

107. Thanks. I just contacted her and begged that she stay in until she wins.

The thuggish tactics of you Obamababies is outrageous.
....going to pump my friends and family for more donations to Hillary.

[Beacool]

108. Oh how nice!!!

Now let me run to Obama's site and suggest that HE drop out if the race for the benefit of the party.

:crazy:

[TheDeathadder]

109. Oh my god

Enough with the whole "Save Obama. Stop the Primary"

It's not hurting the party to let every state be heard and to let the convention be a convention. Obama hasn't won the nomination.

Stop acting like a nazi. The race doesn't end because you think voting and primaries are bad.

How about you write yourself and ask to stop the madness now.

[rodeodance]

110. Those who are into this madness do lip-service to "counting' states/voters. SHAMEFUL

[NMMatt]

119. Great idea - I did and made it clear I won't vote for her in November -nt

[golddigger]

122. Say hi to president McCain for me. Who are you fooling anyway.

[NMMatt]

128. I'd actually prefer McCain to Hillary at this point though Obama is my first choice by far

McCain on policy is horrible, but he is much more ethical than the Clintons. I've concluded that the most important thing we can do is rid our party of the Clintons. It's more important than winning this election.

[BringBigDogBack]

121. I left her a little note.

Done. Thanks

[Jillian]

127. I think it is people like you that are hurting the Democratic Party.

People who think they should tell people how to vote.

[durrrty libby]

133. BO should step down now. He's ruining the party and his supporters

are nutz

[zabet]

134. Another

$100 Hillary donation.

:hi:

[dusmcj]

136. movements do not content make. run along. nt

[Beacool]

140. Thanks, I needed that number and didn't have it at hand.

We in NJ are sending a slew of volunteers to our neighboring state of PA to help Hillary win it next month.

:D

[sueragingroz]

142. ATTACK OF THE CAPLOCK!!!!