Comments on: An Open Letter to Senator Hillary Clinton

By: Black Knight

Black Knight — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 16:50:56 +0000

Clinton was a good president, and there is no reason to believe his wife wouldn’t be as good. That said, I don’t like the way she dealt with this campaign and I prefer Obama as well, but please let’s all be reasonable and vote for whoever is the Democratic candidate.

By: jlazard10

jlazard10 — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 14:14:05 +0000

you’re right Jason, I’m equally just as torn. Because I know right now at this juncture in the elections that I would not be voting for Hill’ry.

By: Jason Dugan

Jason Dugan — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 10:48:44 +0000

I am quite torn myself. Two weeks ago, I felt that while I want Obama to be our next president, we still could settle for Hillary if she did indeed win the nomination. But now, I am just livid. The negativity of her campaign is reminiscent of some type of corny “Saved by the Bell” episode involving a student govt election. She constantly goes out of her way to fabricate things about Obama to persuade the voters who don’t know any better. I am trying to remain patient but I was so prepared for her to concede after Texas and Ohio but those states threw a snag into our plans. As far as Nader… I can’t. Though many may say that its the equivalent of not voting; if it were a Hillary/McCain/Nader trio on my ballot, I’d probably write my own name in.

By: The Black Snob

The Black Snob — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:25:19 +0000

Irregardless of the shenanigans I can’t vote for John McCain. The last time America thought it was electing a moderate Republican who wouldn’t do much damage we got George W.

Hillary may bug, but I’m voting for whoever the Democratic front-runner is. That’s all I care about. I realize that I’m on the pragmatic end of the pick-a president pool, but if you’re for abortion rights, gay rights, civil rights, womens’ rights and want the war to have an endgame it doesn’t make sense to do anything that would allow McCain to become president. He’s the “moderate” Republican from Arizona who was against the MLK day being a federal holiday and his state was the last one to vote for it. He’s anti-abortion. He’s promised to appoint even MORE conservative judges to appease the fringe. And he likes the war.

For me, voting for him doesn’t make sense. Hate Hillary but love America more. That’s all I’m saying. It wouldn’t be the first time I held my nose and voted for someone.

By: Micelle

Micelle — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:58:01 +0000

I’m in total agreeance with this letter…

By: jlazard10

jlazard10 — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:46:10 +0000

I definitely feel a 2000 all over again, and maybe I’m being presumptuous by saying I’d cast my vote for Ralph Nader, but I know that if I cast a vote for Hillary Clinton it wouldn’t be a free conscience. But, I just wanted to drive home my overall point that Clinton is quickly becoming a wedge for a large part of Democratic Party who supports Barack Obama.

By: Billy

Billy — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:41:54 +0000

So I take it you won’t be making any charitable campaign contributions to the “Hilary for President in 08″ fund???

And Ralph Nader???

I Feel 2000 all over again, Lord Help Us