Hillary will NOT get the white guns, gays and abortion vote against McCain.

[dailykoff]

She might get a few over-60 females, but as far as her GE appeal to "blue-collar white voters" who supposedly make up a key Dem constituency, it is just never, never going to happen. They will vote for McCain in a heartbeat, red state or blue. The idea that they would vote for Hillary is pure nonsense and I wonder how the media shills and mockingbirds can warble it with a straight face, but then they're used to peddling their services like cheap Tijuana hookers.

:puke:

p.s. by gays I mean gay wedge-issue voters.

[ccharles000]

1. Can you please clear up your post.

The way your post reads is gays will not vote for Hillary. I am gay and adore her.
:shrug:

[dailykoff]

2. Oh sorry about that. I meant the gay wedge-issue vote.

Defense of marriage or whatever they cook up for November.

[ccharles000]

4. Thanks for clearing it up.

[dailykoff]

5. Sure.

I'm guessing that either of them would get the gay vote, or most of it. On that issue it would be suicidal to vote for McCain.

[ccharles000]

6. I support Hillary but if Obama is the nominee I will vote for him.

No sane glbt person votes Republican.

[dailykoff]

7. I think he'll be an outstanding president on that issue.

Frankly, much better than Hillary could ever hope to be. It's not that she's anti-gay, just that her first instinct whenever she's faced with a RW challenge is to capitulate. :shrug:

[ccharles000]

8. We will have to agree to disagree.

[dailykoff]

9. Deal.

:toast:

[Kool Kitty]

12. That's a great pic. Hillary reminds me of the

actress in "American Splendor", whose name I can't remember. On edit: Hope Davis, maybe?

[Adelante]

3. That's what I say, too nt

[emilyg]

10. You have your head in the clouds.

Women and gays love Hillary.

[anonymous171]

11. Of course she won't. That's the ludicrous part about it.

In many ways she's MORE liberal than Obama, but hides it better by projecting it onto him. She won't be able to project onto McCain however.

[dailykoff]

13. Yes, she's perceived as liberal on the wedge issues

that push swing voters' buttons, like abortion and gay marriage, which is why McCain would demolish her in the GE. It is indeed ludicrous to think she has ANY advantage in a GE over Obama.