Clinton promotes segregating politics and Obama promotes UNITING politics

[Rosa Luxemburg]

I've never seen such segregation in an election as we see now. White, black, women, men, have nots, haves, immigrants, anti Muslims, young, old. What else!!!!! Obama has been pushing against segregation all the way in this election and tried to unite.

It is preposterous to think that this is the Democratic Party. . I really do think that the DNC should have intervened at an early stage and not let Hillary carve up the electorate for her own personal gain. If someone stands as a Democratic Party candidate then they abide to the party rules and 'etiquette'.

It shouldn't have come to this.

[Double T]

1. obama is divisive and THEREFORE unelectable.

[mmonk]

7. Serious?

[NJmaverick]

2. Hillary adopted the Republican's wedge issue politics

[VotesForWomen]

3. put down the koolaid; O and his supporters have run one of the nastiest, most divisive campaigns in

dem history; and if he gets the nomination, he may find that he burned a few too many bridges to win the GE.

[chascarrillo]

5. These grapes, they are sour.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

6. you are joking of course?

[NJSecularist]

4. He sure promoted unity politics when he and his campaign accused the Clintons of racism..

:puke: :puke: :puke:

[mmonk]

9. I missed that.

He's been pretty restrained given the Clinton campaign HAS used the race card.

[Marrah_G]

8. Really- I find his campaign to have been extremely divisive.

Gotta give his managers credit though. Easiest way to win the Dem primary was for him to paint the opposition as racist. It worked. It was a brilliant strategy. All you have to do is hint at them being racist and that stain, no matter how untrue, never comes off. The media and other Dems ate it up, hook, line and sinker.

Let's hope they come up with something as good to beat McCain.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

10. she admitted it

[Creideiki]

11. Obama's carved away the GLBT community

We don't count. We don't matter. Our support is immaterial and he will not support us. He will not support those who support us.

I really believe he will get the nomination, barring something miraculous like a late vote at the convention that gives someone like Al Gore the nomination. Basically what that means is that I'm well and royally screwed.