lol. That teacher who just called in to CNN was really annoying.

[ErinBerin84]

"I can't look my students in the eye the next morning and tell them that I voted for someone who PLAGIARIZED!"


My teachers in school never releaved who they voted for anyways.

[writes3000]

1. It was all about Hillary for him. I doubt he's even a teacher. nt

[Heather MC]

2. He also admitted he was a hillary supporter, he sounded super dumb

I mean plagery versus cheating on your cripple wife, hmmmmmmm

[NotThisTime]

7. Good analogy... don't forget to wish your student s well as they're all shipped off under McJerk

[aaroh]

3. that guy needs a good smackdown

[pnwmom]

4. Then she can't vote for McCain because he probably plagiarized that POW story

about the guard making the cross in the sand.

[RichGirl]

10. It was a HE.

The teacher was a man in his 60's.

[elkston]

5. These days anyone who begins their comment with ...

"I am a lifelong Democrat ..." is about to trash Obama because of their Hillary primary frustration.

[goletian]

6. someone who doesnt know what plagiarism is shouldnt be teaching.

[ErinBerin84]

8. I mean, I thought that he was going to start wailing against the war vote or bankruptcy bill

But PLAGIARISM? It was damn near comical. No surprise why CNN put that call through. I wonder if he really WAS a teacher , he sounded pretty hysterical.

[JI7]

9. i bet he wasn't even a teacher, he sounded like the typical phony Republicans

who try to act like a Democrat who is outraged by our own party.

i come across these types every election cycle.

[a la izquierda]

11. I'm watching from Mexico.

I heard that caller. I laughed so hard I almost peed my pants.

And I used this to make my 666th post. AWESOME!!! Edit to point that out.

[mzmolly]

12. It's a sham.

There is no disgruntled teacher who "can't look students in the eye."

[Pirate Smile]

13. It was a Clinton person who would have only been happy with Clinton.

I can't believe how short-sighted some people are but oh, well.

There seems to be a segment that are Clintonites that are not necessarily Democrats - or at least aren't anymore. Most of Clinton supporters are Democrats and will support the Democratic nominee but there is another, hopefully small, group that seems to think it is all about Hill and Bill.

I haven't always got the nominee I preferred but I never considered not supporting whoever won the nomination race. Sure, enthusiasm can be higher or lower but the idea of not voting or voting for a Republican seems just crazy.