Will Clinton supporters vote for Palin since Obama ditched her for Biden?

Question

Will Clinton supporters vote for Palin since Obama ditched her for Biden?

Answer 1

No.  Palin is a rabid Conservative.  Clinton supporters are liberals.

Answer 2

wow how immature if they do just b/c of that.

Answer 3

Right now, it is a c**p shoot as to who Clinton supporters will vote for. In 2000, there were people that believed that Gore was robbed. In 2004, there were people that believed that Kerry was robbed. Now there are people, many who are Clinton supporters believe now that if your candidate does not win then they were robbed.  

Answer 4

This is where experience counts.Excellent judgement. Mc Cain has done what is good for America.Women needs to be recognised.Equal rights and Equal opportunity for everyone.

Answer 5

God I hope not. Sarah Palin is the anti-Clinton. She's a conservative who is obviously for the oppression of women in society, the work place and their own homes. Why else would she vote against equal pay for equal work, aganst a domestic violence bill and be for overturning Roe V. Wade. Anyone with a v****a better hide out from her. She's an endangered wolf hunting anti-woman tool. Good job McCain.

Obama/Biden '08

Answer 6

nope. Palin is a crazy c*nt and anyone who votes her way is one too.

Answer 7

It's not something predictable, since people have a mind of their own. But, what I think is, if they truly are her followers, then they will vote for Obama, since Hillary endorsed him. Some might vote for McCain/Palin, because they might think that it will do something for women, they could think anything and vote for anyone. But I think that most of them will vote for Obama, since he is in the same party as Hillary, and he will have more of the same beliefs/policies/etc as Hillary.  

Answer 8

Nope. link provided

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Answer 9

Clinton supporters were voting for McCain anyway this just helped them feel better about doing it.

A McCain Presidency will guarantee Hillary a position of Sen. Minority leader (as that Republicans will also win Congress) which will assure her the nomination in 2012. This time maybe the party won't do everything they can to throw away an election that was handed to them.

Answer 10

go there and read. Judge for yourself then

Answer 11

No.  He's not getting the Hillary voters, and he is also losing life-long Republican women in the very demographic that he was trying to win over.  I'm one of them.

Answer 12

YES

Answer 13

I am

Thumbs down people: What are you afraid of?

Answer 14

Yes, many of us will.

Not because McCain picked Palin - but because we don't think Obama is qualified to be President.  Frankly - I think Obama would have made a great VP pick for Hillary, and would have supported that Democratic ticket this year.

But the Democrats always seem to pick the wrong candidate, I don't know why.

Answer 15

I wouldn't think so, considering Palin shares very few, if any, of Hillary's positions or policies.  Maybe a handful over uber-bitter ones, but the vast majority are too smart for these ridiculous tactics.  

Answer 16

Some will.  Many people just do not like Barack Obama.

Answer 17

i hope so

Answer 18

No but if anyone cannot see Palin was a ploy for McCain is blind...Clinton was not ditched by Obama...she chose her path when she continued to run against him after January's primaries. The democrats have actually unified their choice to be Barack Obama this came from the Clintons themselves.