Hillary Supporters unite part 2; no bashing please

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It would be in her best interest to give Obama a "little shove". ;)

No, it wouldn't. It would ruin her politically. She is doing the right thing now. She took the high road and looks much better for it. Obama and the DNC look like bullies.
 
No, it wouldn't. It would ruin her politically. She is doing the right thing now. She took the high road and looks much better for it. Obama and the DNC look like bullies.
I agree. While it might be tempting for some to give Obama that little "push", Hillary isn't about that. I think that she's fine just watching this all play out.
 
I agree. While it might be tempting for some to give Obama that little "push", Hillary isn't about that. I think that she's fine just watching this all play out.

She is but Dawn's a strong Republican and in their eyes the Clintons are pure evil and will always have ulterior motives.
 
Guys, President Clinton will be giving a speech on VP night.....


I'm I reading too much into this? :confused: :confused: :confused:
 

She is but Dawn's a strong Republican and in their eyes the Clintons are pure evil and will always have ulterior motives.
They seem to only hate Obama more than the Clintons. Odd situation.
 
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I don't think she's "orchestrating" anything. I do think her hands are tied and I do think she's honestly trying to do what's best for the party as a whole. Obama's creating his own failure without the help of anyone else.
:thumbsup2 he dont need annnnnny help from anyone for that!

It would be in her best interest to give Obama a "little shove". ;)
:lmao: & welcome to the Hillary thread!:faint:

No, it wouldn't. It would ruin her politically. She is doing the right thing now. She took the high road and looks much better for it. Obama and the DNC look like bullies.
:thumbsup2 However as i stated previously, if BO goes down in flame...the DNC will BLAME the Clintons.

I agree. While it might be tempting for some to give Obama that little "push", Hillary isn't about that. I think that she's fine just watching this all play out.
Like the Rev Wright fiasco, all she has to do is sit back and watch it play out.

What the DNC leaders do not want to hear or realise is that 18 million people did go and click on the lever next to her name. Whether they want to count them, not count them...or have a caucus & discuss it...that is up to them. More than half of the 18 Million people are peeeeeeeeeeeeeeved at what the Obama camp & the DNC did to Hillary and Bill this past cycle. I really dont think there can be any reconcilliation at all. Too much water has gone under the bridge.:sad2:
 
He'll be giving a speech at the convention before the VP. Why then?

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm very interesting!

But i really dont want her to be VP.
 
He'll be giving a speech at the convention before the VP. Why then?

Hmmmmmm....I really hope we are reading more into this! I will just scream if Hillary is VP. I do not want her to he his fall guy/girl! :rolleyes:
 
More details:

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 (UPI) -- Former U.S. President Bill Clinton will speak at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, NBC News reported Thursday.

Citing sources, the network said presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama personally invited Clinton to speak at the convention. Plans call for the former president to address the convention Wednesday, Aug. 28, prior to a speech by the Democrats' running mate.

The report came as aides to Obama and his main rival for the nomination, New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, issued a statement saying they were working together to ensure victory in the presidential election, even as Clinton supporters urge her to have her name placed in nomination at the convention. Hillary Clinton had suggested during a California fundraiser she was weighing her options, Politico reported Thursday.

"I happen to believe that we will come out stronger if people feel that their voices were heard and their views were respected. I think that is a very big part of how we actually come out unified," ABC News reported Clinton as saying. "No decisions have been made. And so we are trying to work all this through with the (Democratic National Convention) and with the Obama campaign."

The Obama and Clinton camps, in an e-mail message, downplayed possible conflict, Politico said.

"We are working together to make sure the fall campaign and the convention are a success. At the Democratic Convention, we will ensure that the voices of everyone who participated in this historic process are respected and our party will be fully unified heading into the November election," the statement said.

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2008/08/07/Report_Bill_Clinton_to_speak_in_Denver/UPI-94511218120440/
 
They seem to only hate Obama more than the Clintons. Odd situation.

I'm willing to bet if Hillary had gotten the nomination you would see the same amount of vitriol about the Clintons from that side as you do now about Obama. And they would be comiserating with OS about how horrible Hillary is and trying to get them to vote for McCain.
 
latebreaking news storie from moon, got me all crazy!:lmao: :lmao:

I dunnooooooooo about this!!!!:confused3 :confused3 :confused3
 
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