Yes, we can.

Kevy Baby · 02-11-2008, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Not Afraid

There have been several examples in this thread of a a division within the Democratic party over how wonderful Obama is at the expense of Clinton. It's the same divisiveness that has been inherent in politics for a good long time and it doesn't represent ANY type of the change and good that it seems Obama is touting. It's the same old thing with new names.

I have two separate opinions:

Hillary Clinton would be a bad leader of this country
Barrack Obama might be a good leader of the country

Neither is dependent on the other: it is not a "Vs." thing for me.

Ghoulish Delight · 02-11-2008, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

I have two separate opinions:

Hillary Clinton would be a bad leader of this country
Barrack Obama might be a good leader of the country

Neither is dependent on the other: it is not a "Vs." thing for me.

Yup. that's where I come from. I do not like Hillary as a Presidential candidate, and my dislike for McCain does not change that.

As I stated before, I sensed a general feeling of partisanship is what gave Hillary her last minute boost on Super Tuesday. The feeling of, "I like Obama better, but Hillary's going to be better at sticking it to the Republicans than Obama." I'm not interested in that.

I will vote for Hillary over McCain. In terms of what I think of them as politicians, they are equally distasteful, so it falls on with whom I agree on more issues and that's Hillary. But I would MUCH prefer not to have to make that choice.

Not Afraid · 02-11-2008, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

I have two separate opinions:

Hillary Clinton would be a bad leader of this country
Barrack Obama might be a good leader of the country

Neither is dependent on the other: it is not a "Vs." thing for me.

But, at the moment is IS a "vs" thing for the states that have yet to vote and delegates that have not decided as of yet. One will be the Dem nom and one will not.

We'll know soon enough who will get the nom. It may be Clinton. It may be Obama. Probably one will end up going against McCain.

I think people need to consider what they are going to do it it DOES come down to McCain and Clinton since that is a distinct possibility.