Posted on 06/25/2008 5:02:56 PM PDT by TigerLikesRooster
Angry diehards snub Clinton call for unity By Edward Luce in Washington
Published: June 25 2008 17:13 | Last updated: June 25 2008 17:13
In her concession speech less than three weeks ago, Hillary Clinton urged supporters to transfer their loyalties to her rival: “Today I am standing with Barack Obama to say ‘Yes we can’,” she said. “We will make history together as we write the next chapter in America’s story.”
On Thursday evening, at Mrs Clinton’s first joint meeting with Mr Obama since the campaign began, the former First Lady will renew her call for the party to unify behind Mr Obama – a theme that will be echoed on Friday when they appear for a rally in the town of Unity in New Hampshire.
But a highly vocal minority of Mrs Clinton’s supporters have chosen to ignore her plea altogether. Under the umbrella group, Just Say No Deal, diehard Clintonites have set up more than 100 anti-Obama websites in the last 20 days, most of them boiling with indignation.
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LOL This is really rich. Who is the real rapist, Obama or Bill Clinton?
Boomer new-left feminazis in tight knots. A scene to enjoy.
the democrats and their
unity
and
diversity.
b.s.
As Obama said pretty much: “Get over it!” hillleree lost plain and simple. If they dont’ want to vote they don’t have to vote. They can keep right on whining as McCain drives past them to the White House on Inauguration Day.
But so many FReepers insisted Mrs. Bill would be the nominee. What happened?
Obamavetibility happened.
Unity at the cost of everything.......that’s the same thing abusers say to the abused.
I wonder why this isn’t a news story with the MSM?
The one lesson the Puma's and other former Hildabeast supporters should take from this is that neither Hillary or Obamessiah can be trusted! For a price, Hillary is willing to have the affirmative action candidate trample all over "voters rights" and "women's rights".
The back room Democrat bosses with their big cigars have spurned the Democrat voters and pushed Obamessiah upon them as their candidate. These former supporters have just been thrown under the Obamessiah bus like granny, whitey, so-called "pasor" Wright, etc.
The good news is this: John McCain does and will value them as voters. They are welcome in the Republican Party.
You mean all the defeatist whoe-is-us types? They are now cowering before Obama.
Hey Democrats, if you have noticed during this primary season you would’ve snubbed either female Clinton supporters or black Obama supporters. Since blacks make a stronger majority in your Party, you went for Obama. Now that your spin about the fact of how it is hard to pick between “two great candidates” has bit you in the butt, what are you going to do?
Where is that great “unity” you have promised every election year, Democrats? Everyone of your talking heads is saying that your Party is more unified than ever and it will come back during the Convention. Hey Obama, The Great Unifier, when are you going to unify the Clinton Supporters who are all going off to McCain?
You do realize, Democrats again, that the Primaries in Michigan and Florida were split 1/2 and 1/2 just so you can squeeze out your own candidate, because Hillary is too white for the peons. If McCain actually picks Palin as VP or somebody else who is female, watch a great Feminist meltdown as they must either decide either electing the first female VP or the Sacred right of Abortion. Hell, Abortion is a lot less important than the Right to Vote given in the early 1900s, but the most important aspect of an independent woman is the “right” to aborting babies am I right?
I understand the cowering - by those who will ensure his election by refusing to vote for the alternative because he’s a “moderate”...
NEVER FORGET!
Nose looks like it's been broken in the pic, eh?
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