[robomatik]

I was just wondering what FReepers think? (thanks in advance).

[nyconse]

Vote for Obama....We don’t want that Clinton witch anywhere near the White House...picture this McCain loses and the Clintons move back in. God help us. She can’t even run a campaign much less a country.

[presently no screen name]

The problem is, if she wins, I will not be able to sleep for four years.

You have your answer and , IMO, I say NO.

[Timothy]

I’ll be doing the same thing in Texas...

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

Yes, if I were in your shoes, I'd vote for her to keep her campaign alive and kicking and screaming (at Obama).

Here in Illinois, it was pretty pointless to cross over and vote for Hillary! because Obama had everything sown up. It would have been a wasted vote.

In a tight contest like OH, your vote will have more meaning.

[goldfinch]

Count me in on the ‘Hold your nose and vote for Hillary’ camp’. The longer Obama and Hillary are forced to spend money to fight for the nomination, the less time they will spend attacking McCain. Also, the longer the Democrat fight, the more likely that the losing side will have their feelings hurt bad enough that they stay home in November or consider switching their vote to McCain.

[stockpirate]

yoou should vote for her and Repubs in Texas should do the same.

That way he starts having the air in his ballon let out.

[red flanker]

Anyone thinking of voting for Hillary should remember these facts: John McCain's father died at the aged of 71 and his grandfather died at the age of 61. Do not take a chance: IMPEACH and REMOVE the WITCH (vote for Obama)

[Martins kid]

Before you decide - First look at your candidates for the house and senate. Are there more than one Republican running for a seat in House or Senate? If there ia one that is more conservative than the others and you may want to make sure that he/she is the candidate in November. If that is the case, then keep that Republican ballot and vote to make sure we have a conservative choice for legislature in Nov.

I’m keeping my Republican ballot to vote for Harkin for Hobson’s old US House of Rep seat - Dist 10. Harkin is very conservative and more conservative than even Austria. I want the most conservative in the House of Rep. Hobson was a disappointment and sided with Pelosi too many times. Hobson is endorsing Austria - so I must vote against Austria.

[clintonh8r]

If I lived in Texas or Ohio I would definitely vote for HRC in the primary. Keep a wedge in RAT solidarity and force the candidates to spend their campaign funds in a bitter and divisive nomination battle....regardless of what the tutt-tutting morlalists here say.

[Doofer]

[acw011]

For starters, your going to get a 50/50 reaction from our side, not sure that helps.

I’d just stay away from voting on the other side. I did it here in WI and felt dirty for days. If I Could go back I wouldn’t do it again.

My Opinion: Obama is going to be much easier to beat, If Hilde wins TX & OH I’d say that’s an indicator that the Dems are figuring that out.
2nd if she wins, and pulls out a win over McCain, do you want that on your conscious, same concept with Obama. You don’t want to be associated with pulling the lever for either of these clowns ever.. Just thinking about it is making me sick.

[libh8er]

Don't, don't, don't vote for Hillary. I can't emphasize this more. It's a dangerous game. If Hillary wins Ohio and goes on to win the nomination after the media (alternative & Drive by) had left her for dead, do you think she is going to stop at anything to wrest the presidency from McCain ? She will be in do or die mode.

Obama's novelty on the other hand has started to fade, and even if it hasn't and he does become president, I will be able to live with it. If Hillary wins, I will drive up north and jump into the Grand Canyon. Ok, not really..

[plain talk]

You asked for input.

- What running mate McCain chooses is irrelevant. VPs don’t mean squat. I don’t need to know running mates to know I will vote for McCain compared to Hillary or Obama. Its a no-brainer. That is unless you want more Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s.

- vote for Hillary and help keep her in the mix so Obama and Hillary can teat each other apart. (I also understand the “take her out - leave no doubt” strategy and can live with her being taken out. :-)

[Revolting cat!]

Why even a dilemma? Because a half-witted radio loudmouth so worshipped here now in the post-literate days (W.F. Buckley is dead and so is literacy, doncha know?!) says to? I beg your pardon. YTo vote for her wouyld be to vote for the criminal enterprise that she and her sometime husband lead. Yes, criminal, and shame on you who invent perverse reasons to vote for a Charles Manson!

[Jedidah]

I am facing the same decision here in Texas, and I have decided to vote for Hillary on Tuesday. Here is why:

1) The longer she stays in the race, the more damage she and Obama do to each other, thus helping McCain.

2) If, heaven forbid, the new President is a Democrat, I prefer Hillary to Obama. Both have wrong stated positions on most issues, but I don’t think she means anything she says and might actually do the right thing(or tough thing, in the case of national security). I think that Obama, on the other hand, really means what he says in his wrong-headed thinking.

3) If Obama gets the nomination, he will draw independent voters and minority voters in unprecedented numbers. There was one early-voting place in a Dallas suburb that was open till 10 p.m. Friday, three hours past closing time, because the line was so long. That’s EARLY voting, not even election day. Yes, it was a minority precinct. With that kind of support and turnout, Obama will most likely win.

4) If, on the other hand, Hillary gets the nomination, discouraged Obama supporters are likely to stay home. She simply will not inspire new voters to turn out for her, because no one really likes her.

Therefore, I think a vote for Hillary is the best thing I can do for my country on Tuesday.

[missanne]

Stay and play for your home team.....either Hillery or Obama will appoint judges that are for murdering babies, need I say more?

[prov1813man]

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It is mind boggling to me that anyone here would remotely consider the possibility of letting that witch breath (politically) one second more than absolutely cannot be avoided. She must be stopped at the earliest possible opportunity by any available means. All else can be dealt with later. Those two back in power is the worst possible outcome of all currently available.

But then, that’s just my opinion.

[mimaw]

I think republicans are not called the stupid party for nothing. If Hillary wins Tuesday she becomes the comeback kid. She will win in Nov. As for Rush I am thinking he wants McCain to lose. That way he can make the claim he stopped McCain.

[JustaDumbBlonde]

I’m somewhat distrubed that you can’t make a decision on your own ... but, hey, it takes all kinds to make the world go around.

[Martins kid]

One concern about so many abandoning the Republicn Party to vote for or against Hillary.....What if Huck sneaks in and wins Ohio?