Comments on: Clinton Desperate to Count Votes, Compares Fla. Primary to Zimbabwe


by blkpresident May 22, 2008 1:27 PM EDT: Ridos,

Here''s some free advice--that won''t cost your analytical abilities any longterm brain cell damage: This campaign is over. And there''s nothing old man grandpa McCain can do about it, nor anything lil'' Hillary can do about it, so your charge that I''m possibly a "plant" to hinder the female vote for Barack is indicative of someone who actually thinks there''s still a race here. Again, it''s all over and there''s nothing an old man or a lil'' woman can do about. The Obama Shuffle has simply steamrolled the competition. It''s really that simple. Please use your remaining brain cells to recruit your family and friends(and their family and friends, etc)to vote Obama. We''re the CHAMPIONS baby!; Reply to this comment


by alburbooks May 22, 2008 1:21 PM EDT: This woman is the worse kind of woman I has been in my life. She did agree punish florida and Michigan until she know she need the votes. I feel miserable thinking that this is the example for my dougthers. I all ready told my dougther: I prefer you in a prostibulo and not runing for president of USA.; Reply to this comment


by francise223 May 22, 2008 12:35 PM EDT: Hillary is electable because she has won big swing states such as OH, PA, WVA, MI, FLA, etc. by huge margins and gets the traditional democratic core majority groups of women, the working class, seniors, Hispanics, Jews, Asians, etc. She even won the majority of the educated/wealthy and youth votes in West Virginia and Kentucky in a landslide cutting into Obama%u2019s favored groups!

Obama is NOT electable. Wonder if the mainstream media is covering up Obama''s possible closeted homosexual relationship with Pastor Wright until the general election because the media already knew about Pastor Wright''s inflammatory and racist remarks since January 07 and didn''t expose it until April 08? And wonder if that is the reason why Obama stayed with his Pastor Wrightor for 20 years?

Yesterday, Nancy Pelosi say a Hillary/Obama ticket is a winning ticket but she will not let it happen. As Democrat Speaker of the House, the question is why? Has the DNC and Pelosi been paid off by financiers George Soros, Felix Rohayan, George Schultz (millionaires and billionaires) to give GOP the White House this fall????; Reply to this comment


by francise223 May 22, 2008 12:34 PM EDT: On the Florida disenfranchisement of 2000-by corporate purging of public voter lists, Wall Street lawyers'' disruption of recounts, and Supreme Court overrule: "We believe that the outcome of our elections should be determined by the will of the people, nothing more, nothing less. We believe the popular vote is the truest expression of your will. Back in 2000 right here in Florida you learned what happens when you''re votes aren''t counted and a candidate with fewer votes is determined the winner. "I believe the Democratic Party must count these votes. They should count them exactly as they were cast. "Some say that counting Florida and Michigan would be changing the rules. I say that not counting Michigan and Florida is changing a central governing rule of this country--that whenever we can understand the clear intent of the voters, their votes should be counted."; Reply to this comment


by francise223 May 22, 2008 12:34 PM EDT: Hillary placed Floridians'' Constitutional right to have their votes counted the same way Black Americans and women. Clinton spoke to senior citizens whom lost their votes in the 2000 Florida election. She is continuing until the Convention, if necessary, to win this fight for Florida and Michigan, calling on Sen. Barack Obama to join it. On slavery or the right to vote: "In each successive generation, this nation was blessed by men and women who refused to accept their assigned place as second-class citizens. The abolitionists and all who fought to end slavery, and ensure that freedom came with the full right of citizenship." On the Constitutional principle: "We have certain core rights that no government can abridge and these rights are rooted in, and sustained by the principle that our Founders set forth in the Declaration of Independence. That a just government derives its power from the consent of the governed, that each of us should have an equal voice in determining the destiny of our nation."; Reply to this comment


by blkpresident May 22, 2008 12:27 PM EDT: Somewhere in NY a kitchen stove needs a woman''s touch. Where''s lil'' Hillary? Still criss-crossing the country pipe dreaming about a woman becoming president. Smirk...; Reply to this comment


by hgrayowl May 22, 2008 12:26 PM EDT: What a way to run a race, every time you fall behind you want the finish line moved. That''s the Clinton''s for you.

GO OBAMA; Reply to this comment