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animated Obama fans like to pretend that if the election had turned out differently, they would have, to a person, got behind HRC, and that groups akin to PUMA would be just unthinkable. Repeating what I have said before, Clinton hatred is an addiction, and the efforts to feed that addiction go so far as to use proxies to express that hatred, even though all are aware that these groups will have no effect on the outcome of the election. Most of the pubicity these groups have is due to their critics whining and mewling, name calling, and of course, the motivation behind it, hatred of anything Clinton being vocalized. Their mistake is not limiting their criticism to the groups themselves, but to HRC too, who in no way, endorses these groups, and has thrown her support to Obama. When the hatred they feel dominates the criticism of said groups, many are too "busy" to realize they are alienating those Clinton supporters who have decided to vote for Obama. Clinton hatred, for some, takes clear precedence over electing a Democrat in November. Much sadder than PUMA. Thanks.
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