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Should I vote for Hillary?
me | 3/2/2008 | me

Posted on 03/02/2008 5:16:05 PM PST by robomatik

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To: white trash redneck
I'll probably vote for Hillary, since I think she'd be a better (let me rephrase that -- a "less worse") president than B. Hussein Obama

THAT should be the one factor in anyone's decision to cross over and vote RAT. In the event of a McCain loss, which of the two Rats would you rather see in office?

181 posted on 03/02/2008 7:56:13 PM PST by Shenandoah
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To: FrdmLvr

We see this differently. Either way, for me the real objective is to erase the possibility of a win by the clintons at the earliest possible moment because to do otherwise keeps open the possibility that they could, by however remote the odds, be back in the Whitehouse. For me, this is the worst possible outcome among those currently available, or imaginable.


182 posted on 03/02/2008 7:56:55 PM PST by prov1813man (While the one you despise and ridicule works to protect you, those you embrace work to destroy you)
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To: robomatik

As much as I respect Rush Limbaugh, I echo the earlier post: “Drive the stake home now.” What gives me nightmares is all the people that Hillary will bring into her cabinet and other positions. What she did to the travel office the first time around will be repeated on a grand scale.


183 posted on 03/02/2008 8:01:52 PM PST by AZLiberty (President Fred -- I like the sound of it.)
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To: robomatik

If you have to ask us, you probably shouldn’t vote at all.


184 posted on 03/02/2008 8:03:20 PM PST by KarinG1 (Opinions expressed in this post are my own and do not necessarily represent those of sane people.)
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To: robomatik

Yes, we want Hillary to win OH and TX so that she and Obama are deadlocked at the convention. It will split their party in 2. If obama wins on Tues, then the race is over and the Dems will circle their wagons around him.

Vote for HIllary! Never thought i’d say that.


185 posted on 03/02/2008 8:03:59 PM PST by TrueConservative2000
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To: robomatik

The longer the two spend their campaign money, the better. Every dollar they spend now is one less they can spend against us later.


186 posted on 03/02/2008 8:10:51 PM PST by Windcatcher
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To: ml/nj

Vote obama you put life in her you’ll regret it. Obama is beatable.


187 posted on 03/02/2008 8:13:15 PM PST by PGNYC
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To: All

Hillary just said she has given “hundreds of thousands” of speeches in her life. I did not catch the channel. Anybody see it? is it possible?


188 posted on 03/02/2008 8:13:15 PM PST by bunkyhenry
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To: Right_in_Virginia
"Yeah, Hillary is more beatable" I caution against us projecting our personal and political negative feelings onto the rest of the voting public.

She is the more formidable candidate. I hope we're smart enough, if given a choice, to end her political viablity during the primaries.


I agree, particularly the past two weeks have shown a number of Obama weaknesses (Michelle, softness on anti-Semitism, lack of specifics on Iraq sans withdrawal...). Plus, the polling for the two candidates is now coming together...both are now running behind McCain, whereas Obama was running ahead prior to the Wisconsin primary.
189 posted on 03/02/2008 8:16:10 PM PST by Aln in Eastern WA
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To: ml/nj

“I say, “No,” unless you actually support her. Screwing up someone else’s primary is an immoral opposition tactic.”

No it’s not, it’s the only tool you have.

The primary and General elections are the hand we were dealt, and if you CAN screw the primaries to finally put someone into office THAT REPRESENTS YOU, - THEN you have done your job as a voter.

Doesn’t seem that “sueing in Texas” or resurrecting the Florida primaries is bothering Shillary at all. And what happened to “one person” - “one vote”, sort’ve kinda puts “Super delegates” in to perspective doesn’t it. They are screwing with the elections, just as hard and fast and loose as they can.

I’m from Nevada, and Harry Reid embarasses me everytime he opens his mouth now.

He runs against no-one anymore, but I’m hoping to get my Conservative and Repub friends to completely re-register as Demos, so we can vote in the Nevada primaries, and shoot him down, and then vote for whomever we want in the General. We may even have to run a shill candidates...

Unethical - probably, immoral - maybe, BUT IT GETS THE JOB DONE. And I can assure you, I’ll sleep just fine.

If we don’t do something fast, we’ll be called “East China” or “North Mexico”.

Which do you prefer, the RED pill, or the BLUE pill?


190 posted on 03/02/2008 8:16:10 PM PST by lollytyg (Nevada is "Battle Born" and isn't Ohio - "Live free or die?")
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To: prov1813man

We do see this differently, because not only can I see Hillary soundly defeated in the general election, but as an added bonus, taking the Democrat party down at the same time due to what Obama supporters will perceive as the shafting of Obama. If his supporters in the rest of the country are anything like the mindless minions in Detroit, it ain’t gonna be pretty for Hillary or the Democrat party. You are going to see one p.o.’d voting block. Black voters will not stand for their boy getting ripped off by no cracker.


191 posted on 03/02/2008 8:16:28 PM PST by FrdmLvr
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To: PGNYC
Vote obama you put life in her you’ll regret it. Obama is beatable.

Obama is most certainly not beatable. Especially by McCain.

192 posted on 03/02/2008 8:19:06 PM PST by FrdmLvr
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To: robomatik

Vote for Hillary. One, it keeps Obama and Hillary targeting each other. Two, it causes both of them to spend campaign money against each other. Three, it is really entertaining to watch. Four, Hillary is more beatable than Obama. Five, losing the presidency guarantees she won’t get a future nomination so we’ll never see her again, combining the fact she’ll be too old to run again and get anyone behind her. Six, when she is beaten, it will be that much sweeter to her get as literally as close as possible to the presidency she thinks she is owed, only to have come SO FRICKIN close and LOSE IT. She will lose her damn mind and it will eat her up for as long as she lives.

Keep them fighting each other, spending money and vote for the lesser, more beatable, high negatve Hillary. Then when she loses the general election she’ll got abso-fricin monkey nuts that she came so close but just didn’t have the ability to pull it off.


193 posted on 03/02/2008 8:29:56 PM PST by Secret Agent Man
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To: Jay Howard Smith

DITTO. Drive the stake home.

Currently the Dems have a 77 or so point lead in estimated electoral college votes. So whoever you vote for will probably be the next President. Choose wisely. Both will be horrible.

Remember, you have no idea where Hillary will take the country. The Bill presidency is not an indication. She is a known liar and now has two convicted foreign bundlers (Hsu and Jammal). Those foreigners want something for their money.

Most of Obama’s money seems to be coming from real Americans.


194 posted on 03/02/2008 8:34:51 PM PST by Pikachu_Dad
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To: smalltownslick

Abortion. Iraq. FISA. The Patriot Act. Those are some key differences between McCain and both Democrats. Iraq is especially important to me - we’re making so much progress there, and Democrats will snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Such a move would embolden every terrorist with a grudge against this country.

I realize we have our disagreements with McCain. But as Ronald Reagan often said, better to compromise and get some of what you want, than to get nothing at all.


195 posted on 03/02/2008 8:35:56 PM PST by Jaguarmike
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To: ml/nj
An IMMORAL tactic?

How do you think we ended up with this turd McCain? He was picked for us by democRATs who voted in OUR open state primaries, and declared the anointed one by the media.

They picked him for us. The ONLY good thing about him is his pro-life stance, and that's it.

196 posted on 03/02/2008 9:09:16 PM PST by Slump Tester (Only CINOs and democRATs knowingly and willingly vote for RINOs!)
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To: Gorzaloon
"I believe we must be careful. H!, the Known Evil must be destroyed before anything else! I see more and more Bad Press about Obama showing up, and curse people for leading recklessly with their pawns. First Things First: Get that b7tch out of the action and allow the game to unfold. THEN start moving the pieces to checkmate the Charlatan. Yes, they are both dangerous, but the latter has not had the experience at burying bodies and dirty tricks. "

Precisely. I have been ranting along the very same lines for the past two weeks, at least. It is staggering to hear prominent conservatives revealing Obama's positions, etc., before H has even lost the primary. What are these people thinking? Even Rush Limbaugh seems to have gone mad, with his encouraging people to vote for her "just to keep the chaos going" until the fall.

This is a very dangerous game that they're playing.

197 posted on 03/02/2008 9:37:25 PM PST by NH Liberty ("For there is one God and one Mediator between God and men, the Man Christ Jesus..." [1 Timothy 2:5])
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To: Gorzaloon; robomatik
"I believe we must be careful. H!, the Known Evil must be destroyed before anything else! I see more and more Bad Press about Obama showing up, and curse people for leading recklessly with their pawns. First Things First: Get that b7tch out of the action and allow the game to unfold. THEN start moving the pieces to checkmate the Charlatan. Yes, they are both dangerous, but the latter has not had the experience at burying bodies and dirty tricks. "

Precisely. I have been ranting along the very same lines for the past two weeks, at least. It is staggering to hear prominent conservatives revealing Obama's positions, etc., before H has even lost the primary. What are these people thinking? Even Rush Limbaugh seems to have gone mad, with his encouraging people to vote for her "just to keep the chaos going" until the fall.

This is a very dangerous game that they're playing.

198 posted on 03/02/2008 9:40:01 PM PST by NH Liberty ("For there is one God and one Mediator between God and men, the Man Christ Jesus..." [1 Timothy 2:5])
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To: robomatik
I think we know what Hillary will destroy when and if she gets into office. Osama Hussein Obama is a clear mystery. Being a relative newcomer to politics, they are just a very few things a person can look at in his history to see what he will do if he gets into oral orifice. I think Barry is the most dangerous to capture the Presidential slot. As far as McCain, I tag line says it all.
199 posted on 03/02/2008 9:44:29 PM PST by antiunion person (President McCain, what a disgusting phrase.)
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To: robomatik

If she is elected, none of us will be able to sleep for years.


200 posted on 03/02/2008 9:51:50 PM PST by Know et al (Everything I know I read in the newspaper and that's the reason for my ignorance. Will Rogers)
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