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Why do Clinton's supporters still feel BURNED after their favored stepchild got waxed in the primaries?

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Does anyone recall when Al Gore lost in the general election and we all thought it was some kind of conspiracy by the right to hand over the Presidency to George Bush--back in 2000?

Does anyone recall how many of us were bemoaning his loss--acting like he SHOULD'VE been President and not ol "Pie in the Sky" Junior Bird Man?

So my question in this: How can Hillary's supporters feel such ANGST because their candidate couldn't measure up to Obama? I mean, didn't *she* have just as a spirited campaign as Barrack did? Didn't she put in her 110% of effort?

So why do they feel like she was somehow "cheated" of her right to be the sole Democratic candidate--if she followed the rules like every one else?

You enter the primaries and run against the other guy. You do whatever you can to make yourself look like the better deal. And if you can't (like Hillary did), you lose.

It's simple as that.

It's not like it's the end of the world here people. Sooner or later, we'll have our own female President--just like we'll be having a black President next year.

But getting all mad about it and voting for Bush's clone apprentice isn't doing you any specials favors.

It's just going to make things worse--not better.

How about swallowing your pride and voting with your conscience--rather than your emotions? Think about what you're doing before you do it.

Think about how your vote will affect the rest of us--instead of just wanting to cast your ballot out of spite or revenge.

Hillary ran a good campaign. She's still a viable candidate. She can still run and be nominated.

But it's time to move on.

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  1. This is just a rant and has no basis in our current reality...

    All Clinton supporters are supporting Obama now...

    That or they were racist Republicans from the get-go...

    It's really that simple.


  2. Things would have been different if John Edwards would of stepped  out of the race earlier, how could he of thought his affairs would not be found out..........and you can not blame the republicans for this one....

  3. I do not like her at all but I know she is better than Obama and she has ideas, not I will change. Peace

  4. It's weird.  Bonnie Erbe hosts "To The Contrary" on PBS which is an all female news round table.  She writes for US News & World Report and has an opinion blog there.  I've admired her for her personality and approach to her work, but since Hillary lost she has been psycho about it.  Really emotionally invested in her and bitter about Obama.  Camille Paglia writes an part-time column at Salon, and she has been bewildered by old line feminists like Gloria Steinam supporting Hillary.  She sees Hillary as anything but a role model for women given her success has been due to Bill Clinton being a governor and later the President.  I just wonder how much "Operation Chaos" plays into this?  Are all these women Democrats or Republicans making believe?  In any case, just weird.

  5. Got any polls or actual interviews I can watch to show me these mad supporters? I think Faux is just trying to provoke and get into peoples heads.  Most Hilliary supporters I know are voting Barack. Democrats vote Democrat someone who claims else isn't exactly a democrat

  6. I agree they are sore losers and should have moved past it by now. However, the fault is with their leader -- she didn't really concede until yesterday, and she is still insisting on a roll call of her delegates.

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