Hillary supporters are you voting for McCain/Palin.?

Question

Think about it, this way Hillary could be President later. If Obama loses, in 4 or 8 years Hillary runs against Palin, guaranteed first female President no matter who wins. What do you think.

Answer 1

h**l no. I'm backing Obama now.

Answer 2

I am voting for McCain.  Maybe the Dem's should have given Hillary the nomination she earned and deserved.  As it is, Obama is unelectable--no experience, too liberal and too many shady associates.   ***

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

Yep.  I am even more impressed with Palin.  Nope, she does not have the 80 percent approval level that Palin has as Alaska's governor.  Palin will beat Hillary.

Answer 5

Hillary supporters are not Republicans so why would they vote for McCain?

Answer 6

yes i am. I can not in good conscience vote for inexperience and good speeches

Answer 7

No because this is a sham to try to get our support. He thinks that just because he got a woman as a V P pick that all us Hillary suporters are going to flock to his side. Hillary has more exp to run the country and just because he thinks that he picks a woman we are going to put her in the same class as Hillary and that is an insult. I hope this backfires right in his face

Answer 8

Decided that a long time ago.

Answer 9

Yes, because I don't want to split the Republican vote, by voting independent and giving Obama the advantage.

Looks that way

Answer 10

No,nothing McCain does supports Hillarys beliefs.I voted for her because of her experience and her position on the issues...not just because she is a woman.

I think it's naive for McCain to think that putting a woman on his ticket would automatically give him Hillarys supporters

I was crushed when Hillary didn't win,but the fact is we can not afford another 4 years of Republicans in the White House.

Answer 11

no i think obama would run again . than this c**p will repeat.  and nothing is guarenteed. for all we know mccain hillary obama or paldin will die. that would s***w up the whole situation.

Answer 12

I do not care what you think...but h**l no I'm not voting for McCain/Palin. I will not accept another 4 years of my life and of Americans life like the last 8 years with Bush. As a women I am insulted by what McCain did of picking Palin as his VP. He is just using women so that he can win. He doesn't care about the American people...if he cared he would had picked someone who is qualified for the job. If McCain wins and people see how bad of a VP Palin is, no one is going to want to vote for another women for President or VP. I am hurt by McCain...because of that...OBAMA '08!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

Answer 13

Sorry.  I don't plan my vote according to party strategy.  But I will be voting for McCain.  Thanks for asking.

Answer 14

Yes!!

Answer 15

Those that do, ignoring the advice of Hillary whom they act like they respect, wanted her for the wrong reasons...

The smart people won't be taken by this overly obvious attempt by the McCain camp.

Answer 16

Not just no, but h**l No!

Answer 17

No way....not a chance...I vote on issues..

Answer 18

Yes for Mc Cain! I would have for Hillary!

Answer 19

Obama should have picked Clinton as running mate. Then he would have got my vote. But he blew it. McCain made a brilliant move. The country has more women than black people, right?

Answer 20

I have been saying for a couple of months now that as a former Hillary supporter, I will vote for McCain.

And yes, If McCain wins this year, Hillary can run again in 2012...and WIN!

Answer 21

Let's see:

-If they are voting on the issues, then they will vote for Obama because Hillary and Obama are almost indistinguishable on votes and policy issues (Palin is total opposite of Hillary).

-If they are voting for Hillary, they would do what she asked -- and vote for Obama.  

Any questions?  

Anyone that claims to be a hillary supporter that is voting for mccain is literally retarded (or massively uninformed on Mccain/hillary's positions), a liar, or a sexist/racist pig.

Answer 22

Yes.  I would have voted for McCain if he had picked a male running mate too, such as Romney or Pawlenty, but this really energizes the ticket and makes it much more exciting.  Go McCain/Palin!  

Answer 23

h**l Double No

Answer 24

LMAO!  No, I would never be able to stomach McCain's self-centered ideas and after today I see what a sexist, shallow, old man he truly is.  To think that I would just up and vote for him because Palin is a woman.  That's so so wrong.  And to think some women are actually going to fall for this.  I feel sorry for Palin really because she actually thinks she was chosen for her 'qualifications and life experience' and doesn't realize she is just a pawn on the old man's chessboard.

  

Answer 25

McCain is a cancer riddled old man whose 72 year old heart would be the only thing stopping a soccer mom, who only 20 months ago was mayor of a tiny eskimo village in Alaska, from leading the free world.  Process that.

Answer 26

Oh yes. Hillary had the most experience for the party, now McCain is the best choice.....especially since he picked Sarah Palin. I have already forfotten what Obama said last night, I am impressed with Palin and they now get my vote. Even Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman who broke the barrier, likes Palin and keeping open mind to her words, not ruling out voting for McCain/Palin ticket. Cudo's to her. A true American.

Vote your conscience not a party.

Answer 27

Here's how it works:  We do a McCain/Palin presidency for 4 years, then we realize what we always knew:  it should have been a Democrat on the ticket all along.  Well, by then Obama is back in Shy-Town and Hill is just sitting there saying, "Hey...guys, what about me?"  and then we all say, "Well, h**l ya, girl, let's do this again."  And then Hillary is the Prez and world peace is finally here.  God, sometimes it just takes forever.

Answer 28

Obama.

Palin is under investigation for abuse of power.

She is more famous for fishing.

Answer 29

Nope. Palin isn't qualified. She has only two year experience with little economic policy and no foreign policy. Alaska is not the same as Washington.

Also her ties to big oil worry me.