Are rabid Hillary supporters angry at Obama for running a better campaign and winning the nomination?

Question

Because he's been nothing but gracious to her since then - and no, he doesn't owe her the VP spot just like she wasn't owed the presidency.

Maybe they should blame her for lying about sniper fire.

Answer 1

Yes.

Answer 2

I wonder if some of the more rabid ones will go to McCain out of spite. McCain is the least conservative Republican that could have gotten the nomination.

Answer 3

No, the party will unify and end the Republican nightmare.

Answer 4

Honestly, I think most of the 'rabid Hillary supporters' are actually McCain supporters in disguise. If you were a true Hillary supporter, why wouldn't you back her and her decisions? She has--just today and every other day--repeatedly state that she is backing Obama. Anyone who would vote McCain or try to stop Obama from winning is not only going against what Hillary is doing...they are also going against every single thing Hillary and they stand for. That isn't a democrat and that isn't a Hillary supporter. That would be a republican.

Answer 5

No. I would have supported Obama had he not lied about his position on key issues (Iraq, FISA, NAFTA, etc.). His whole platform of 'change' is BS. I would never have wanted Hillary as Obama's VP, she is far too good for that.

Answer 6

Obama crushed the clinton machine to dust in the wind ,i think even McCain was saying a few words to comfort her in such a monumental destruction as she has taken!!!! haaa   chow f.p

Answer 7

Why are you angry at everybody and everything, that conflicts with your views?

Answer 8

Actually he isn't the winner yet,  it isn't official until all the delegates are counted at the convention.  He is just the presumptive nominee.  Shenanigans can still happen, especially since Hillary has no morals at all.  

Answer 9

I will vote for McCain since I disagree with Obama supporters that the difference between Hillary and Obama is less than that from Hillary from McCain. I consider McCain to be a moderate and that in general, I like what he stands for.

I'm hoping that Hillary is preparing for a 2012 campaign. I believe that if Obama loses, she will still need to compete with Deval Patrick. Someone should get to Bill Cosby and tell him to run; it would be great to vote for him.

If she isn't going to run, she should run as an independent to ensure a McCain victory. If Obama isn't going to help her pay off the debt, McCain should help fund-raise $30 million ($18 MIL to pay off debt and $12 million to run as an independent). I hope that she has it in the back of her mind to run for president in 2012 or 2016 (in which she would be in the same shoes as McCain in terms of age).

I would love to see two viable independent parties run since that would no longer imply that someone was "throwing their vote away" as that is extremely annoying. Imagine the Liberterian party getting 18% and Hillary getting 26%. I would like to see Obama getting 24% and McCain getting 32% of the vote. Of course, I'm a dreamer.

Answer 10

Barack HUSSEIN Obama will lose.