Just Say No Deal...Millions Unite for ONE Common Thing. NOBAMA: Anti-Obama Support Groups

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With the abundance of dangerous affiliations surrounding Obama, one has to wonder if it's just bad judgment or if he's a magnet for extremists. In the event you've been sleeping, here are those ties:

Rezko (testimony includes Snorting lines of coke with Senator Obama while in office)
Raila Odinga...Obama campaigned for this murderer in 2006 who burned a church full of people after he lost his election; after the ethnic cleansing, Odinga is now Prime Minister and Harboring Islamic Terrorists. And, oh by the way, he's Obama's cousin.

I could stop there, and forever the image of Obama snorting lines of coke in the oval office would be etched in your brain, but:

Larry Sinclair...where there's smoke there's fire
Rev Wright
Faiger
Ayers

And the list keeps growing.

When did we lower the bar of the white house that a FIST BUMP is the greeting from the first lady? Imagine meeting the Prime Minister of England with a fist bump?
Classy or Crass?

NObama...Tell Five Friends Every Day, NObama, NO WAY @ 2008-06-21 09:09:01 [ID:97823]

I am a lifelong Democrat from Florida, and this year will be the first time I will vote Republican for President.
An ardent supporter of Sen. Clinton, I believe wholeheartedly that Barack Obama is wrong for our country. I am also disgusted that the DNC and Howard Dean considers my vote, as a resident of Florida,one half a vote. This is the same party that whined and cried that Al Gore won the popular vote and to count every vote in Florida.
To disenfranchise Florida voters, who turned out in record numbers, is disgraceful! Obama's campaign fought aggresively to not seat the full Florida delegation and he got it. Why should I reward him with my support?
At least with John McCain, we get a straight talking, honest, war hero who has been willing to go against his own party when need be. I trust his judgment and I think his policies will continue to keep America safe and prosperous.

A Hillary supporter now with John McCain!

Shane @ 2008-06-10 10:04:31 [ID:96298]

thanls so much for this site. It is just great and awesome. I Luv this site!

yaw @ 2008-06-10 21:42:51 [ID:96362]

I CAN'T "BUY" OBAMA EITHER. IRONIC THAT FOX NEWS WOULD BE THE PLACE TO FIND THIS INFORMATION!! TIME WAS I HATED FOX! BUT THE HILLARY TREATMENT BY THE OTHER CABLE MEDIA FORCED ME TO FOX WHICH OFFENDE THE LEAST AND ACTUALLY DEMONSTRATED THE MOST FAIR AND BALANCED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION!

NANCY @ 2008-06-10 21:43:06 [ID:96363]

Christi Adkins was terrific on Hannity and Colmes and a Nurse! She makes a great case. I feel ripped off. Hiilary is the most qualified and has earned it.

Barbara Stern @ 2008-06-10 21:47:58 [ID:96366]

CHARACTER IS IMPORTANT TO ME FIRST. THEN THE ISSUES. WHAT GOOD IS A CANDIDATE SAYING THEY WILL DO THIS AND THAT IF WE CAN'T TRUST THEM. MAIN REASON IS THE CHURCH HE ATTENDED FOR 20 YEARS. HE WEARS HIS FLAG PIN NOW,WHY NOT ALL THE TIME IN THE PAST. LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT. NO HAND OVER HIS HEART IN THAT PICTURE WITH ALL THE OTHER PEOPLE HAVING THEIR HAND OVER THEIR HEART??? I WANT HILLARY CLINTON AND IF NOT I WILL VOTE FOR MC CAIN.

MARJORIE @ 2008-06-10 21:54:25 [ID:96367]

Thank you for going on fox news and giving fellow independents a place to go to express their opinions about the lack of experience and character flaws of Senator Obama. I will be a regular visitor to your sight

kiley @ 2008-06-10 21:54:37 [ID:96368]

ALL of you who ironically support this cause are a bunch losers. McCain's views are totally opposite than Clinton, not to mention Obama. This is about what is best for our country not about a bunch of spoiled brats. When he is elected president, then are all of you going to do. If you understood politics, you wuld know that there are fundamentally diffrent views on the two candidates. Not to mention supreme court elections, the war in Iraq as well as the economy in general. Either support the Dems or change party's and support the GOP. This group sounds like sore losers and that means losers hang and support other losers. SO in short, misery loves company and losers are usually miserable. Get a life!!! LOSERS!!!

Support OBAMA @ 2008-06-10 21:55:03 [ID:96369]

there are 6 dem here in this house that will not vote for obama, we are going to vote McCain and i have not voted for a REPULICIAN in my life.
L- in TN

Leonard @ 2008-06-10 21:56:29 [ID:96370]

The only reason you people want to keep Obama out of the oval office, is because of your virulent racist souls. Clinton's and the Democratic Party positions are diametrically opposed to those of McCain, hence, there is no logical reason to vote for him over Obama. You hate the fact that an African American beat out one of your white idols. You people have rotten souls and are full of ****.

John Creasy @ 2008-06-10 21:59:10 [ID:96371]

Because of Hillary, I changed my party affiliation from Republican to Independent. Since the DNC and Howard Dean decided to not play fair, I will now be voting for McCain, if, for no other reason, than to keep Obama out of the White House. Obama is an absolute disgrace and embarassment to the United States. He is a friend of Louis Farrakhan's. He is a hypocrite, a phoney, and a liar. He is inexperienced and lacks good judgement. Anyone who claims to care about the Jewish people would have nothing to do with Obama because of his choice of friends. I will do whatever I can to keep Obama from becoming President. Anyone who doesn't see that his wife, Michelle, is a racist, is blind.

Jill @ 2008-06-10 21:59:49 [ID:96372]

How do you join this group? I don't see a sign up place and when I tried to go to Clintons4McCain, no sign up there either. Is blogging on these sites restricted?

Jan Elmore @ 2008-06-10 22:04:29 [ID:96373]

I strongly oppose the idea of putting a Republican into office because I have sons that could get drafted into a war they oppose. They come first.

I plan to write in Hillary's name on the ballot. I live in Missouri so if enough of us do that, Obama would probably lose because Missouri is a largely Republican state, as well - they like their guns and bibles - HA. Anyway, why wouldn't that work as well? I just do not think I can vote for a Republican, however, if Obama loses, Hillary can run again in 4 years!

I agree that making her VP would not keep Obama out, but I have a feeling she is not going to be asked either, and that will really tick off her supporters.

I cannot stand Michelle Obama either, so just the thought that Hillary could help him win the White House makes me nauseas.

Kim Bush - no relation!!! @ 2008-06-10 22:20:01 [ID:96375]

I have never in my life voted for a Republican, but now is the time. Obama does not have a policy of his own. He stole them all from Hillary, tweaked a few words and when questioned in debates, his only answer was "I agree with Hillary". Now I hear him giving speeches using the very same words Hillary used to defeat him. He is trying hard to win over Hillary's supporters. We must stand firm and vote McCain.

Jan @ 2008-06-10 22:20:25 [ID:96376]

Tonight I caught Ms. Adkins' appearance on 'Hannity & Colmes' which directed me to this web-site. I too believe Hillary Clinton STILL CAN WIN!!!! I'm waiting for 'something to happen' so that the EMPTY SUIT can drop out!!! What is this, "AFFIRMATIVE ACTION" for hiring into the White House?!? I'll vote for McCain if no other option is left, but I'm STILL hopeful.

Esther Maria Robles @ 2008-06-10 22:27:35 [ID:96378]

This is for the pathetic,uneducated fool whose posting read "Whiteness is why you will vote for McCain"

Did it ever occur to your simple minded brain that Clinton supporters, who now back McCain, are doing that because we believe he is the best,most EXPERIENCED candidate currently running for President?
If you are going to post on this site, I would highly recommend you that you be respectful to former Clinton voters. Pissing us off isn't going to help your cause one single bit.
Say what you will,keep attacking us and it will only empower and motivate us to raise more money for McCain.

Get a life and don't post unless you have something constructive to say.

McCain for America- 2008!

Shane @ 2008-06-10 22:29:13 [ID:96379]

KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY DOING THE RIGHT THING. OBAMA WOULD BE A COMPLETE DISASTER FOR THIS COUNTRY. IF YOU WOULD LIKE, I CAN SEND YOU SOME OF THE THINGS ABOUT HIM THAT THE PRESS DOES NOT COVER.

Gordon Schmidt @ 2008-06-10 22:31:30 [ID:96380]

this is great news to me, obama is nothing but a radical liberal racist.if he hangs out with two reverents for 20 years that hate america,hate white people and blame america for aids and everything else its only common sense that he agrees with every thing they say.the liberals will say thats guilt by association,the answer is yes.if you hang out with murderers or drugs addicts for 20 years that means you agree with the murderers and drug addicts,if you hang out with radical racist reverents for 20 years that means the radical racist obama agrees with them.if you notice, if a speech isn't written for obama he can't even speak, he mumbles.this is what we know about this radical liberal racist obama,absolutely no experience,no accomplishments,he's friends with a terrorist,friends with a radical liberal racist reverent for 20 years who hates america and hates white people,has a wife who has never been prowd of america, he doesn't want to where the american flag on his jacket,this guy is a disgrace and is a big danger to the america we know and you have these radical liberals and these stupid ass kids voting for him and they don't even know anything about him.nancy ferara was right if this idiot obama who can't even speak with out a speech written for him or answer a serious question was a white guy he wouldn't even get to first base.with his resume and associations he wouldn't even be hired for a store manager if it wasn't for the media.id vote for mccain a thousand times over this radical lier obama,at least i know america will be safe.

m. delisi @ 2008-06-10 22:42:55 [ID:96381]

I agree. I will NOT vote for Obama no matter what.
We have to teach the disgraced DNC a lesson for what they have done to Hillary.I would vote for anybody but OBAMA.

Kurnia @ 2008-06-10 23:12:01 [ID:96383]

i am so tired of people such as yourselves that are so uninformed and uneducated trying to shove your small world veiw on the rest of us . let's just hope there are more of us then your ilk this time. how you can bring up the character of clinton either bill or hillary's is a joke to anyone with a memory.john mccain has serious issues in that department also,which you would know if you were just a tiny bit informed. just to see you giving sean hannity validation was laughable.obama is the first person in a long time to try to see us as just americans, not red and blue.but in typical closeminded fashion the ignorant find something wrong with that. we have spent the last 16 years being marketed to by neo-cons, who divide us just for thier own power or monetary gain. ie. sean hannity/ rush limbaugh.bet you still think gas is 4.00 a gal. due to supply and demand.i know i am wasting time and energy trying to educate you just a little, but i sure think this country can't take another 4 years of what you must be happy with,since your "maverick" mccain has voted with bush 95% this year and 90% all the other years.so grow up, hillary, is where she and her husband belong, on the trash heap of history,delivered there by their own lack of integrity.just so you know i am a 51 year old woman who has raised 2 children and want more for them than has been previously offered don't try to dimiss me as a crazy lib,cause that won't work either.

susan uerna @ 2008-06-11 01:20:31 [ID:96395]

The voice of the people spoke for Hillary as the nominee. She has the tenacity, fortitude, and fighting spirits that America needs in times of crisis. We are living on the edge of a very serious time in our society and cannot support a candidate with no experience, and no clear vision of all that is at stake. The radical associations raise terrifying questions and we don't have time to have a president learning as he goes.

The time is now...we must raise our voices higher to break through those cracks in the ceiling and make smart choices for OUR future.

lyndie
Tarzana, CA

lyndie @ 2008-06-11 01:39:54 [ID:96397]

Since she is out of the race I myself see the difference on all the news stations the excitment that she bought to the race is gone.I will not support Obama .The press bashed Hilary since day one they are the reason she did not make it.And Dick Morris is a sick sick person why does anyone valve his opinion ,he is a disqusting human being.

Verna @ 2008-06-11 09:18:33 [ID:96441]

I would never vote for Obama...I would only vote for him if Hillary was on ticket.....

Diane Trent @ 2008-06-11 09:44:17 [ID:96444]

I know some of you feel like the people who have joined in this discussion, are either racist or sore losers. Do you really think this is the first time a candidate was not chosen that I, or anyone else on this board, voted for in the primary?

I totally did not have a good feeling about John Kerry, but supported him as a Democrat. I had liked John Edwards. And I will say it - perhaps it was Kerry's hair I did not like, or his wife. I cannot help but sometimes get feelings about the spouses, as well.

Therefore, this is not sour grapes. Really. I still feel like something is going to happen and there is still a chance for Hillary. I am sick of younger voters and Obamanites criticizing the 90's. I raised my kids during those grand old years. Clinton was a terrific president. You have to admire those who dedicate their entire lives to helping America. It is a thankless job. At the very least, give the Clintons credit for that. They are wealthy enough to go off somewhere and get out of politics.

I just do not know Obama well enough to trust him. I think many felt the same about Kerry. The only way out of this mess, I think, is Hillary on the ticket. It is in no way sour grapes or the fact that my candidate lost.

I am 52 and I have not always gotten my first choice for a candidate. Also, I am in no way racist - this has nothing to do with that. It is just woman's intuition and the fact that the idea of newness and change does nothing for me - like it does the younger generation. I have learned from the Bush years that you need to scrutinize your candidate's job resume before handing someone the most important job in the country.

KBush @ 2008-06-11 11:05:31 [ID:96448]

To the mom of 2, who like the Obama campaign, has referred to Hillary supporters as uneducated and uninformed.

Really? People like you do have some nerve, Susan. I am a psychologist, so I am quite educated, thank you very much. This must go along with the bitter remark mentality, etc., that I have found amongst these fired up Obama supporters. Good for you for having such passion, but this site is for Hillary supporters, so maybe it is best that you say nothing at all and go to one of the thousands of Obama sites where everyone can agree how uneducated we Clinton supporters are.

By the way, why not take a look at what Bill Clinton has accomplished, especially with the government programs for aspiring college students. Perhaps, you could appreciate some of his accomplishments as a mom of 2 because I am sure you want "educated" children.

Those without sin can cast the first stone at the Clintons @ 2008-06-11 14:44:44 [ID:96465]

Susan,

Are you and your two children "bitter, clinging to your guns and religion, and have antipathy for people not like you?" (Obama '08). For me, he just hasn't defined any of my values, or what I believe to be morally right about America. This election is not about the perfect candidate...it wasn't supposed to be. It should have been about the best choice of leadership for our country.

I have nothing against black people, hispanics, asians, irish, etc. I do have a problem with radical individuals who lead the Black Islamic Nation and are anit-semetic to the core. I'm not even Jewish; I have many Jewish friends. I have a problem with domestic terrorists such as William Ayres and Bernadine Dorn who had to give Obama their blessing before Obama ran for the senate. I really do find it disturbing that racial and hateful politics are being preached in the pulpit by Jeramiah Writie, and Father Pflager; let us not forget the absolute horrible things they said about Hillary Clinton. The church is supposed to be a place of endearment and sanctity regardless of your race. I think about Obama's senior advisor taking a trip to the middle east and speaking with Hamas; and I have a serious problem with Hamas endorsing Obama. While Rezko hasn't been linked crimally to Obama, they were friends for 20 years.

Finally, for every one of us who struggles daily to pay bills, take care of our kids, and hold-on to our homes, why on earth would Obama choose a corporate board member for COUNTRYWIDE to vet Vice Presidential candidates. Why? I don't understand. Obama has gone all across this country blaming Countrywide Corp. for the mortgage home crises...he did this over and over in his stump speeches. And now he feels that an executive from this company is qualified to pick and vet the vice president nominee. This countrywide executive grossed 7 million dollars in loans and property that has been taken away from all the people losing their homes. I just don't understand Obama's thinking and it certainly makes one wonder about his judgement.

Hillary isn't perfect...no one is in the political realm. But, out of the three, she was the best choice and still remains the best choice. George Bush placed people in position because they were loyal to him; they didn't have to be vetted, or have any competence. So far, can we really believe that Obama will hire people in any different way? I do want change...I'm sick of incompetency in our government and I'm sick of the back-scratching that goes on at our expense. Hillary would at least fight and stand up in the political world. Obama seems to be a puppet that has a lot of frayed strings.

No...this election is all about Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosi. If we vote for Obama, we are actually voting for the DNC leaders to give them more power. If Obama is president, the leadership controls him and calls all the shots...Joe Biden said the other day that Obama was learning as he goes (regarding the Jeruselem Gaff). We cannot afford a president to learn along the way! If Hillary were the President, she would stand her ground and make sound decisions; the DNC leaders would not be able to control her every move. As the election process began and ended, it was so evident that Obama was going to be the nominee despite anything that happened. The agenda was set so that the DNC could gain complete power in the Senate, House, and yes, the Presidency. So if we want Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosi to run the country for the next 8 years, we can cast that vote. Just know that in so doing, you really are not voting for Obama. There is a lot to consider...I care too much for my Country and my future to place it into the hands of a man who has become the "manchurian" candidate. No, I cannot vote for him!

lyndie @ 2008-06-11 15:03:00 [ID:96467]

I am A Hillary Clinton supporter. I will NOT vote for Obama.

sandra @ 2008-06-11 16:58:47 [ID:96480]

The elitist democrats backstabbed Hillary. I am a life long male democrat and am going for McCain because my girl Hillary was stabbed by the main stream media and the elite democrats. Im so discusted with these radical liberals who are destroying the democratic party.

Joseph @ 2008-06-11 19:47:50 [ID:96493]

Some people need to be reminded that MLK said to judge men (and women?) by the content of their character instead of the color of their skin.

They need to ask themselves: "Am I voting for Obama because of the color of his skin instead of the content of his character?" They need to give that serious thought and thank God they are living in a country where they aren't shot for expressing a different opinion.

Thanks for all you are doing and good luck!

Mavie S. @ 2008-06-14 14:59:04 [ID:96889]

Under "Media Alert" there is a link to Obama's site
with this text:
Mega anti Obama groups join ranks.

Do you have control of that? I don't understand why it is on this page.

Mavie S. @ 2008-06-14 15:20:01 [ID:96890]

The domain "clintonsformccain" was registered mid-May to The Republican National Committee (you can verify this at register.com...see 'whois lookup).

This was discovered by a writer at Wired who sent queries to the RNC. Receiving no replies, she published the story on June 5.

If you check again at register.com, but now look for "clintons4mccain.com" (note digit replacing 'for') you'll see that there was a new registration on June 4 but this time with the registrant's name disguised.

Mindyou, the sites involved and their content, not to mention Cristi Adkins appearances on Fox makes it pretty clear who these folks really are and what they are up to.

blatham @ 2008-06-15 19:42:09 [ID:97015]

I have seen Geraldine Ferraro call Barack Obama sexist, and say that she might not back him. She looked like she is struggling with this. Look it up on Google. You also might "Google" Katie Couric Hillary to read her statements about how unfair and hostile the coverage was of Hillary. On TV, I've seen her make these statements. I've seen other well known women make these kinds of statements which share my feelings.

Iron my shirt? No one held up a sign telling Barack to shine their shoes or fetch their luggage. There would have been outrage.

A lot of people really are outraged about Hillary's treatment. If you don't believe it, just dream on.

By the way, blacks had the right to vote long before women were "given" that right.

Mavie S. @ 2008-06-16 03:34:25 [ID:97059]

The RNC does own Clintonsformccain NOT Clintons4MCCAIN. Thus the reason this group had to purchase the domain name slightly off, Clintons4McCain...it was already taken.

Saw Cristi in Grafton WV passing out Mothers Day Roses for Clinton, Volunteering in WV and KY and read her blogs since February.

She also organized the protest in DC on May 31. Don't give the RNC so much credit.

She's legite...sorry to say

NOBAMA @ 2008-06-16 15:35:55 [ID:97130]

To Seeing is Believing - good point about the blacks being given the right to vote, before women. I wanted to add that it was women to helped them gain that right - which they deserved, but who was there to help the women get the same fair treatment?

Men will always have a hard time seeing women as their equals - probably because they want to wear the pants and cannot stand the idea of a pants suit being their commander in chief.

I also feel that African Americans have made this a racist election. If over 95% had not voted for Obama, even though the Clintons have always been there to support them, I would feel differently. This is definitely about skin color and that is too bad. And that is why I find it hard to get over my bad feelings about Obama not giving Hillary the respect she deserves - even if Michelle does not want her in the race - get over yourself Michelle, and try to make the country proud of you.

Hillary came in second - she fought hard - she lost because of the black vote and getting off on the wrong food with a bad campaign manager, even though you have hired her for the Obama campaign now, just to spite Hillary - she deserves the VP spot. If she is not on the ticket, I will add her name - no vote for Obama if he stoops that low.

KBush @ 2008-06-17 01:11:06 [ID:97170]

I would never even consider voting for any man reguardless of color with a backgound such as Obama's. How can all of you Obamarites be so stupid! Can't you see that he would raise you're taxes, dictate the kind of car you drive, and how high you set you thermostat. We live in AMERICA!! I don't want the government telling me I have to conserve anything! He is going to Change this country alright, but it is not going to be the change you exspected. Most of you Obamarite don't remember the Carter years. We had home interest up to 14%.Our military was junk! Inflation was a all time high. Our ecomomy was bad and it wasn't because of high gas prices. YOU don't know nothing yet, if Obama gets elected. We don't know enough about him. He has no experience.No one will expose him for fear of being called a racist. I don't think he has the interest of the american people at heart .He has a far greater mission on his mind which will take this country in a direction that is going to be shocking. We're talking about CHANGE, shocking change, and the funny thing is that you stupid ass Obamarites will be the first to scream," What"s happened to my country,I thought I lived in the United States." Wake the Hell up!!

HarryO @ 2008-06-20 18:40:55 [ID:97745]

It's time to realize that we have all been made a victim of the media and marketing campaign from Obama. I am a strong woman, not a prospective client or consumer of the bullshit we've been fed throughout this campaign. I choose to use my intellect and open my eyes to what the DNC has done. This election has been fixed since 2004, and I'm not drinking the cynide. My vote will be based on sound research and analysis of issues that will take care of our country and the American people. To give my vote to Obama is nothing more than letting go of all I believe in. It is a sad state of affairs when your government considers the people as children that unable to think for themselves. Obama is the manchurian candidate we've been warned of. How will we act to make a stand? How will each vote impact our future? What will you do with the power placed into your hands? Can you feel it? Can you see it? It is time America to display your voice and create history with a vision for and by the people. Obama is not the answer...we need a president that in the least, cares about America's heritage and prestige. Not one that learns about issues as he goes. I've not lost hope that we can still place the best candidate in the position of leadership - Hillary Clinton. You know she will fight for all of us and will lay her life down before submitting to anything less than greatness.

Lyndie, Tarzana, CA

Lyndie @ 2008-06-20 19:09:46 [ID:97748]

there you go again showing just what you don't know. yes let's take a look at bill's accomplishments'thank you for nafta, which hillary lobbied for.nafta has failed so badly that hill tried once again to lie her way out of it.thank God for video.jones was not a board member of contrywide,hamas has not endorsed obama etc..i could go on and on correcting you but it's not worth it.just a suggestion stop getting your news from fox and we"ll all be better off. if you are happy with the price of food,gas and everything else. if you are happy that our ports and borders are wide open, if you want the ports sold to arab nations such as dubi(again thank you bush and clinton, since clinton is a paid lobbiest for dubi,bet you did'nt know that!).if you are happy bin laden is not only fre but sends us videos as often as he can ,then vote for whomever. and just so you know the bitter comments were made in defense of the voters in ohio and p.a. if you were really informed you would know that.i won't be coming to this site again since it's only for hillary suporters,i guess hillary won't be comimng to this site either since she's not only supporting obama she campaigning with him next week,sorry...

susan urena @ 2008-06-20 21:37:01 [ID:97759]

there you go again showing just what you don't know. yes let's take a look at bill's accomplishments'thank you for nafta, which hillary lobbied for.nafta has failed so badly that hill tried once again to lie her way out of it.thank God for video.jones was not a board member of contrywide,hamas has not endorsed obama etc..i could go on and on correcting you but it's not worth it.just a suggestion stop getting your news from fox and we"ll all be better off. if you are happy with the price of food,gas and everything else. if you are happy that our ports and borders are wide open, if you want the ports sold to arab nations such as dubi(again thank you bush and clinton, since clinton is a paid lobbiest for dubi,bet you did'nt know that!).if you are happy bin laden is not only fre but sends us videos as often as he can ,then vote for whomever. and just so you know the bitter comments were made in defense of the voters in ohio and p.a. if you were really informed you would know that.i won't be coming to this site again since it's only for hillary suporters,i guess hillary won't be comimng to this site either since she's not only supporting obama she campaigning with him next week,sorry...

susan urena @ 2008-06-20 21:43:19 [ID:97761]

To Susan Urena:
If you can tell us not to watch Fox, then we can tell you not to watch all of the other networks which overtly endorse Obama. Also, I see that posted the same message twice. You wouldn't be trying to control others would you? I hope they will delete one of the posts. Obama will take away more rights than you can imagine! Wake up.

Mavie S. @ 2008-06-21 13:31:16 [ID:97860]

Don't fall for all the propoganda about McCain and the war or reinstating the draft! That is Bulls***t. It won;t happen. McCain has his head on his shoulders... obama has his up his arse.

sjctx @ 2008-06-22 19:10:02 [ID:98047]

To Susan Urena: My name is Kim, a.k.a. unnamed, or as you call me - "unamed". I did not say this site was ONLY for Hillary supporters - look again. I said this site was for Hillary supporters simply because you were so aggressively anti-Hillary. Let her supporters vent how they feel and give this strong woman the respect she deserves - she fought for us and we wish to do the same. I do not want to exclude your thoughts. However, please keep them constructive.

So, you feel that Bill Clinton, during his 8 years in office, only established NAFTA? How do you feel when those who speak out against Obama only mention that he has only served this country for a few years as a Senator? Please inform yourself about the Clinton years. And I mean, please do it - really. He was a good President, even if you do not support his wife. He has a great biography behind his life as well. Do yourself a favor and at least take a look at his bio.

I just felt that you were getting so offended by our opinions, and felt the need to attack with rhetoric that MSNBC feeds you. FOX actually does offer both sides, although I do admit that they are tougher on Senator Obama. But come on. If FOX was not tough and did not report many of the things that other stations omit, then how would the public know anything controversial about our nation's presidential nominee? They attack McCain, as well. The media gives Barack a free ride, and I believe you know it. This is politics and it is a wonderful game. Take it all with a grain of salt. You can express your passion, but the name calling should stop. I speak for myself when I say I am informed and by the way, how much do you know about NAFTA?

Come back if you want a healthy discussion about the candidates. And I am sure Hillary is way too busy to come to this site. She has always been actively involved with our nation's problems. Does she strike you as a person who has time to sit down at her computer to read these kinds of sites?

Kim @ 2008-06-23 03:23:10 [ID:98095]

And the Republicans are cheering. Everything Hillary stands for was opposed by John McCain and the Republicans.
If this isn't a concealed Republican swiftboat concoction, then - as a white woman over 40 - I hang my head in shame for my gender. You are proving that as a group we are angry, spiteful bitches who will stab each other in the back if we don't get our way.
Everything about this is shameful.
Do you really want no health care, drilling off shore and in ANWR, violations of our civil rights, the Iraq war to continue indefinitely, an endless rise of oil and food prices, and tax breaks for the wealthy just because Hillary didn't get elected?
If you say yes, you should be ashamed of yourselves, and you're everything I described you to be.

Baycat57 @ 2008-06-26 11:42:29 [ID:98598]

Cry a river and then misrepresent Obama's positions! Hannity, is that you?!

JMalone @ 2008-06-27 16:54:41 [ID:98762]

You really think your "Nobama" hate groups are going to help hillary clinton?
you make me laugh and make me sick at the same time

mike doherty @ 2008-08-14 19:22:19 [ID:107973]

If you truly do not care about what others are saying and if you are genuinely sure that your answers are correct, then why lower yourself to disparage others' views. What are you afraid of? Being wrong? Perhaps you should only attend opinionated websites that agree with you on everything...life would be much more pleasant and I'm sure your stress level would decline significantly. Have a wonderful day walking about criticizing others in the attempt to elevate yourself. We will all find ourselves having a more pleasant day.

Tarzana, CA

Lyndie @ 2008-08-15 17:40:13 [ID:108090]