Hillary sez:

[maddiejoan]

"Once one of us has the nomination there will be a great effort to unify the Democratic party and we will do so, because, remember I have a lot of supporters who have voted for me in very large numbers and I would expect them to support Senator Obama if he were the nominee," --Hillary Clinton 3/12/08

Has Obama said anything even remotely as affirming to the Democratic Party?

[anonymous171]

1. She's pandering to his voters. Too bad she's made them dislike her so much.

[maddiejoan]

2. Oh --

Then I shouldn't vote for Obama if he's the nominee?

okay.

[blm]

6. How about you vote for Obama because he's an open government Democrat who respects

a citizen's right to open and accountable government?

Or do you really think it best to shove another Clinton down our throats who sides with secrecy and privilege of closed government?

[maddiejoan]

9. He didn't seem very open

with his backroom NAFTA deals with Canada.

just sayin'

[blm]

17. You prefer the closed government that protects the secrecy and privilege of Bushes and

their cronies and you want it continued - and you want open government Democrats to be defeated.

That's the bottom line. You're either with Bushes and their fascist cronies or you're against them. And Clintons have LONG been WITH the Bushes.


http://consortiumnews.com/2006/111106.html

[maddiejoan]

31. delusional

[blm]

35. Typical escape from the truth about the Clintons. Why don't YOU educate me

and explain how a 5 1/2 year report on BCCI that came out in Dec 1992 and handed to a new president ended up deep-sixed and all its outstanding matters downplayed and shelved.

Since you are so certain that it never happened, then you likely have seen sufficient proof of how all those matters were resolved, eh? Why don't you use Bill's book - if he did anything about all those incredibly serious matters then surely they would be a big part of his book, eh, especially since so many of the same characters just happened to pop up in 9-11 matters. Go ahead. You are welcome to PROVE that YOU are right and I am wrong.

[maddiejoan]

36. blm

Every post I have seen from you, revolves around this subject --and this subject only.

This would be my suggestion for you.

Create it as an OP --and then you can discuss your favorite and only subject within that thread.
Hell you could kick it 20 times a day in the hopes to keep the discussion going!

It will also give you a chance to prove YOUR point, and back it up with links and all manner of information that I could research.

Other than that --I'm afraid I can really only respond that I consider you to be a one-note spam bot with an agenda all your own.

[blm]

40. 9-11, Iraq war, future war with Iran are all rooted in BCCI and anyone with even cursory knowledge

of the 80s and early 90s knows it.

When 9-11 and the "War on Terror" and Iraq war and war with Iran become NONISSUES, then BCCI can be used as an example of how this nation should NEVER operate so illegally and covertly against the best interests of the nation ever again.

But, in YOUR world, which is all about political games and players, there is no time for truth and serious reports of this nation's involvements that led to its greatest attack and its most dangerous use of military force.

No one who actually STUDIES this report comes away from it believing it doesn't connect to everything happening today.

Jump onto a corruption thread for a change - there are many links and excerpts on those threads - but Clinton supporters rarely pop into those threads.

http://www.fas.org/irp/congress/1992_rpt/bcci/

[Arugula Latte]

28. Uh -- That was Hillary.

Remember it came out that she's the one who gave them them the ol' nudge, nudge, wink, wink.

[maddiejoan]

29. wrong

[yardwork]

16. Gosh, that was mean.

Nobody's shoving anything down your throat - vote for whom you please. No need to be so nasty to a fellow DUer.

Jeez.

[Exilednight]

7. Vote your conscience.

[MonkeyFunk]

3. Yeah

they dislike her so much almost as many of them have voted for her as have voted for Obama. He must be unpopular, too.

[emilyg]

23. HeeHee

Go Hillary.

[JoFerret]

12. LOL...she should vilify them right?

...try to be a little fair.

[HughMoran]

25. OK

You have gone from an anonymous to invisible with that moronic comment.

[thunder rising]

4. Yes, he has. He put out the first fires at the debates by saying she was friend ...

[maddiejoan]

11. Didn't ask his supporters to support Hillary though

if she's the nominee --instead he brazenly asserted that we would support him no matter what.

Can you say icky?

[faithfulcitizen]

5. So, she'll tell her people to vote for the guy less experienced than McCain?

[maddiejoan]

8. Yup

Because of POLICY.

McCain is more experienced --but he has the experience to lead us in the wrong direction.
Hillary has the experience to lead us in the correct direction.

Obama is correct on direction, but can he get us there?
Maybe. I still think Hillary has a better shot at getting us where we need to be.

Clearly you didn't understand a word Hillary said.

[faithfulcitizen]

37. I think what's clear is Hillary is for Hillary.

[Joe the Revelator]

10. She says that on one hand while systematically tearing apart the party...

sorry if her words ring hollow when held up to the harsh light of her actions.

[maddiejoan]

13. That's the way you see it.

I see Obama as ripping the party at the seams in order to run his "Urgency of Mine Mine Mine" campaign.

He reminds me of Daffy Duck.

[UALRBSofL]

20. maddie what he has said on this issue in the past

Hillary supporters would vote for him but that his supporters wouldn't vote for her. I'm thinking he said this about a month ago. And to answer your question, he has not told his supporters the question your asking.

[maddiejoan]

32. exactly

and rather presumptive on his part I think.

[Joe the Revelator]

21. If someone is ahead, with the will of the people behind him..

..and you can refute that,I'm talking REAL numbers, then how can you accuse him of "ripping the party apart at the seams? It makes no sense.


Also, does he remind you of Daffy Duck because they're both black?
































I keed, I keed.

[maddiejoan]

33. In this climate?

not a funny "keed keed"

It's the sense of 'mine mine mine'

[sfam]

41. This is pretty much a view shared by virtually everyone but Hillary supporters

The MSM, republican commentators, bloggers, most seem to see Hillary's "Kitchen Sink" strategy as the reality of the race. To think that Obama is driving all this while Hillary has stayed above the fray, you really have to have blinders on. There's a reason Oilephant has an editorial cartoon having McCain wonder where his unpaid staffer (Hillary) has come from...

[Bonobo]

14. You should just stop. A broken record comes to mind.

[maddiejoan]

19. I don't recall personally insulting you

or anyone else.

There have been several threads hinting that HRC would run as an Indie --I thought this thread might help put that to rest.

It even has Hillary calling on her supporters to back the Democratic nominee.

But thanks for the insult out of nowhere, bro.

[Cali_Democrat]

15. Hillary wants people to vote for someone who isn't qualified to be commander in chief?

Thats odd.

[ronnykmarshall]

18. Well Michelle said

"I'll have to think about it".

[AX10]

22. As for myself, I know that I don't have to think about anything.

No on Obama!

[ronnykmarshall]

24. Sorry but I don't have follow La Michelle

I don't have "think about it" when it comes to voting against Grumpy Gramps in Novemeber.

VOTING is one think, but "support" is another.

[NastyRiffraff]

26. Exactly!

i'll hold my nose and vote for Obama, but he won't get a dime of my money, or a second of my time except for the vote.

[ronnykmarshall]

27. Hold my nose?

Please I'm talking a gas mask. But I'll vote for his ass.

And Godess help anyone that comes to my door or calls me for money. Oh no! Nada. Ain't gonna happen!

On edit .... I LOVE you siggy line!! Can I save it?

[Arugula Latte]

30. Well, Hill, you'll lose the delegate race.

So why don't you drop out now and REALLY unify the party?

[maddiejoan]

34. Hill?

My name is Maddie.

pleased ta meetcha

[rodeodance]

38. this thread is 12 hours old---I do not see an affirmative for BO for the OP.

[maddiejoan]

42. But

Hillary's the one dividing the Party.


oooookay.

[Raffi Ella]

39. The Obama's have said the exact opposite.

They have claimed Voters as their own in essence, as if it is The Obama Party not the Democratic Party.

I feel like if he doesn't win the nomination there will not only be riots but a race war.This has nothing to do with with Democratic Values and getting a Democratic elected and everything to do with Obama the man himself.And he has encouraged that attitude.