Even if you support Obama, dont you feel the DNC?

Question

What does this question have to do with Palin at all? They demonized the Clintons, the media supported Barack much more, the people responded with what they were given. Duh much?

Answer 1

I don't see it the same way. Hillary is a great candidate but lost, that's politics. The media might have contributed to her being disrespected but some are taking it out on Obama and that's not fair

Answer 2

I made different observations.

Hillary has been and will be a pillar in the democratic party and rightfully so. She worked very hard.

Ingrid

Answer 3

I didn't see that at all

Answer 4

My 2 cents is that Hillary entered this contest with the attitude that she deserved to be elected simply because she was an ex 1st lady who had been screwed over by her husband, and her contrite husband did, IMO, pretty much everything he needed to do to completely torpedo her chances.

Both Hillary and Bill are gifted campaigners and speakers, Bill did some good, Bill did some bad, as President, but being a former 1st lady who put up with what she did in a philandering husband that went back decades, was hard for me to stomach as a woman.  If she is truly her own person, with her own qualifications, then she should have divorced the guy and ran on her own merits.  But she didn't do that and that is where she lost me.

There is not one single candidate that is perfect in either party.  At the core of it all is a belief that the person you want as your leader is the one whose personal principles you identify with.  You can blame the DNC, you can blame the media, but at the end of the day the people chose Barack Obama, all polls led to that conclusion, so let the people speak.  It isn't age, it isn't race, it isn't gender, it is character and Hillary may be a great speaker but when you go to the bottom of her actual accomplishments, there isn't much there to show she cares about "justice for all".

Answer 5

They actually made Bill (the first black president) out to be a racist