Hillary Supporters unite....no bashing please! only smiles

[MassJester]

could anyone tell me what time the debate starts and what channel please? thanks Laura

I'm told 9 est on MSNBC

 

[MerryPoppins]

[QUOTE="Got Disney";23452123]I did not get that from you on your post I got your point and it is true ...[/QUOTE]

I didn't think any of you would misunderstand. I just wanted to be sure that someone else lurking wouldn't get the wrong idea.

Great link JARNJ3.

 

["Got Disney"]

I am so mad...last Debate we had to go to the High school for my son who is an incoming 9th grader and the meeting was mandatory. Tonight AGAIN we have another meeting from 6:30-7:30 about the HS again at the Middle School and because I am a volunteer ***. to one of the 4 deans I need to go and also have to leave early to pick up the donation of Coffee from Starbucks...geesh

There is nothing worse than having to watch a Tivo/DVR after the fact on something like this...I want to watch it LIVE!!!!!!!

Guess I should stop complaining and be glad that it is on here at 6-7:30 here and not at 9-10:30 EST.....but still I wont be here again....

Hay did anyone see this ? I did not hear anything about Ellen being on Via-camera for Hillary...did they ever show this on the media

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/politics/2008/02/26/clinton.invites.ellen.to.texas.cnn

 

["Got Disney"]

WOW...just saw them talking about Ellen voting for Hillary on the above link i put in.

The caption reads...Is it fair for Ellen to speak out for Hillary.
Stating is it fair that she speak out being she is a celebrity and is that not influencing the voters

They had 2 speakers on and one of them was horrendous...all he kept saying is Ellen is not Oprah and Ellen is only doing it because she is a Oprah wanna be and she doesn't even get politics as Oprah does....He was saying that Hillary loves tears and so does Ellen as they showed that crying clip of Ellen crying over the puppy issue...they went on and on with insults...
the woman who was saying that Ellen needs to be careful because she could turn off her viewers seeing that she is backing Hillary
The anchor said Well Oprah has a bigger following and it has not hurt her...and the woman said well Oprah's viewers out way her 2 to one so she is more popular.

after all was said and done the woman turned to the man that would not stop who clearly is a woman hater.....he even made remarks to the other woman on the panel...she said to him...go away and take your medicine
I find what they did to turn what Ellen did as a ploy only because she is loosing , insulting. I could not believe it as I sat here and listened to it, it was unbelievable. The Media needs to be ashamed of themselves....they have lost what trust I had in them and I am a news fanatic and can never get enough...well that has changed.
I don't think it is Obama/Hillary splitting the party...it is the media doing it.

Unbelievable....

I wonder if Obama is making promises to all theses people that keep backing him behind closed doors...seems strange that SOOOO many want him when so many wanted Hillary in the beginning. wouldn't that be something if that was happening. I find it funny that so many are not interested in experience and care only about HOPE....
O they are just men that are backing another man.

They may also be voting for him at this point so to keep McCain out and will do anything to do that.

Fox seems to be the only media that has been closest to be being fair...they will bash both and so state that Obama has a history of doing things but if Hillary was to hit him or call him on it ti would just back fire on her cause she is damned if she does and dambed if she dont.

 

[MassJester]

[QUOTE="Got Disney";23455050]

I don't think it is Obama/Hillary splitting the party...it is the media doing it.

[/QUOTE]

I have definitely gotten the feeling that the media has been more "part of the story" during this election than simply "reporting the story." Early on they ran a lot of stories suggesting that Obama should just accept the VP job, and then after Super Tuesday it seems like their stories about Clinton's challenge were much less reporting and more trying to make things happen.

That may not have made any sense, but let's just say I've been a little annoyed with the MSM this election cycle.

 

[punkin]

[QUOTE="Got Disney";23455050]

I don't think it is Obama/Hillary splitting the party...it is the media doing it.

Unbelievable....

I wonder if Obama is making promises to all theses people that keep backing him behind closed doors...seems strange that SOOOO many want him when so many wanted Hillary in the beginning. wouldn't that be something if that was happening. I find it funny that so many are not interested in experience and care only about HOPE....

O they are just men that are backing another man.[/QUOTE]

I don't think it's because he's male for the big-wigs. I think it's because he's the media favorite. They're afraid of losing their constituents and the media really do make it seem like EVERYBODY is voting for Obama.

 

[lauraf]

I'm told 9 est on MSNBC

thank you, I will be watching.

 

["Got Disney"]

Maybe they feel like Obama can be molded and get him to flip flop once elected, where Hillary well she will not budge as easy...

Hope she will run again in 4 years....and come back fighting and running an awesome campaign.....Who thinks Hillary's daughter will run to be POTUS when she gets older

If Hillary is not elected I have no dougt she will be back...don't think she is done fighting yet and 4 years is not that far away.

New polls say :McCain will beat Obama.....

Just curious do you think maybe the reason that there were not so many Rep voting...how it looked...that maybe they were voting for Obama because at first it was said that if it was against Hillary McCain would not win...so the REP voted to get Obama in instead so with the Dem's that wasn't Obama and the REP voting for him made the vote so high?

Seems so strange to me that there were not that many REP coming out to vote....you would think they would even if undecided would vote for the less of the 2 evils....just a thought..WOW what id that is true and all of a sudden they are all out voting and McCain wins....

 

[DISUNC]

I don't think it's because he's male for the big-wigs. I think it's because he's the media favorite. They're afraid of losing their constituents and the media really do make it seem like EVERYBODY is voting for Obama.

Obama BRINGS Ratings! The Media would sell their Mama for ratings!

 

[MassJester]

[QUOTE="Got Disney";23455595]
Just curious do you think maybe the reason that there were not so many Rep voting...how it looked...that maybe they were voting for Obama because at first it was said that if it was against Hillary McCain would not win...so the REP voted to get Obama in instead so with the Dem's that wasn't Obama and the REP voting for him made the vote so high?

Seems so strange to me that there were not that many REP coming out to vote....you would think they would even if undecided would vote for the less of the 2 evils....just a thought..WOW what id that is true and all of a sudden they are all out voting and McCain wins....[/QUOTE]

Republican voter turnout has been light since the primaries began.

 

["Got Disney"]

Republican voter turnout has been light since the primaries began.

Thats my point ...it has been soooo low. Is it possible that some voted in the primarys and caucuses Dem....I know it had been mentioned that that would happen but am wondring by how much of a margin that would happen.

I know that here you need to change your party within 15 days to vote a different party but right after that you can switch back to vote in the Election.

Not all states are like that ...you can just vote for whom ever you want. They were talking about it on the news today stating that it is a possiblity that that is why so many DEM votes were showing...that REP came out to vote DEM istead just to sway the vote.

Also that when polling in the beggining they stating one thing on the polls and voting differently...

Politics......that word fits it so well.

 

[chobie]

[QUOTE="Got Disney";23456057]Thats my point ...it has been soooo low. Is it possible that some voted in the primarys and caucuses Dem....I know it had been mentioned that that would happen but am wondring by how much of a margin that would happen.

I know that here you need to change your party within 15 days to vote a different party but right after that you can switch back to vote in the Election.

Not all states are like that ...you can just vote for whom ever you want. They were talking about it on the news today stating that it is a possiblity that that is why so many DEM votes were showing...that REP came out to vote DEM istead just to sway the vote.

Also that when polling in the beggining they stating one thing on the polls and voting differently...

Politics......that word fits it so well.[/QUOTE]


Even if they did, it won't make any difference. Either both Hillary and Obama can win this, or neither can.

I don't believe this is going on in massive numbers. I think its more that the Democrats are feeling revitalized after the 2006 election where we took back the house and Senate and we have two candidates that people feel passionate about.

I think the Republicans will come out in full force to vote against either Hillary or Obama in November.



BTW, though I slightly favor Obama, I also love Hillary and would be thrilled if she got the nomination. I'm voting for a Democrat in November no matter what happens between then and now in our party.

 

[punkin]

I'm voting for a Democrat in November no matter what happens between then and now in our party.

I think that's the one point on which almost everyone agrees-Obama and Clinton supporters.

 

[MassJester]

I think that's the one point on which almost everyone agrees-Obama and Clinton supprters.

Much to the chagrin of the Reps

 

[punkin]

Much to the chagrin of the Reps

Dang, you quoted me before my edit-I can't type for my life.

 

["Got Disney"]

Even if they did, it won't make any difference. Either both Hillary and Obama can win this, or neither can.

I don't believe this is going on in massive numbers. I think its more that the Democrats are feeling revitalized after the 2006 election where we took back the house and Senate and we have two candidates that people feel passionate about.

I think the Republicans will come out in full force to vote against either Hillary or Obama in November.



BTW, though I slightly favor Obama, I also love Hillary and would be thrilled if she got the nomination. I'm voting for a Democrat in November no matter what happens between then and now in our party.

Cant have another REP in the white house...herd Bush say today that he is certain that we will have an all Rep house with everything from the bottom to the top....he says only the REP know how to run this country and he went on and on....I felt like I was listening to a REP Hitler..it made mu face do this as he was talking

I have no doubt that we will have either Hillary or Obama.....because even if McCain were to walk all over Hillary or Obama.....there is no way that the DEms in numbers will fall.

Although I should listen to my own words such as....never say never..

 

[BelleBoo&AmisMum]

I think that's the one point on which almost everyone agrees-Obama and Clinton supporters.

I have come to the conclusion over the last few days that there is something about Obama that puts me at such unease that I'll sit out in November should he get the nomination.

The more I watch and listen to him the more I realize I can't vote for him.

 

[punkin]

I have come to the conclusion over the last few days that there is something about Obama that puts me at such unease that I'll sit out in November should he get the nomination.

The more I watch and listen to him the more I realize I can't vote for him.

I would rather not have to vote for him, and I still think Hillary can pull this out. Let's see what happens. A lot can change before November.

 

[Planogirl]

I feel much the same way right now. I will vote for him if I have to but I won't be enthused. I hope to change that feeling somehow.

 

[punkin]

I am tired. Every day there seem to be more Hillary bashing posts by fellow democrats. I'm signing off to watch the debate in peace.