Yahoo group is for "Hillary Clinton supporters for McCain"

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

They think so highly of Hillary that they are going to vote for
4 more years of Bush.

Hillary = McCain = McSame

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hillary4mccain/

Was there anyone low enough in 2004 to set up a "Dean Supporters for Bush?

This group is probably run by republicans or some sort of con op.

[texastoast]

1. You can tell the repukes are up to their old tricks

And this time, we've got their number.

[CountAllVotes]

2. yeah some great group alright

Activity within 7 days:
9 New Members - 21 New Messages - 1 New Photo

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

10. unfortunately they just posted their link to a group with nearly 800 members

its a bi partisan list serve so probably a bunch of republicans will join.

[styersc]

3. How many votes did Dean receive? How many primaries won?

Did Dean and his supporters smear Democrats by calling them bigots and murderers?

I must have missed that part.

[Forkboy]

4. So you'll be joining up?

[Tarheel_Dem]

5. Excuse me, but WTF are you talking about?

:wtf:

[styersc]

15. Addressing question asked in original thread.

Try to keep up.

[Tarheel_Dem]

18. faux poutrage noted, and summarily dismissed.

:eyes:

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

8. "styersc", where did you get "bigots and murderers" from??? are you crazy?

what on earth?





edited for spelling correction in subject.

[styersc]

11. You must be new to DU.

Or were you just pretending not to notice the legions of Democrats, mostly Clinton supporters, who were accused of race bating and bigotry for feeling that Obama was not the best choice of our party. Or perhaps you did not follow accusations of Clinton's supposed wish for assasination when she had the audacity to point out that RFK's primary bid ended in June, with his murder.

I don't know how Obama supporters use such vicious smears with impunity and seem puzzled when those who have been the target of the smears suggest offense.

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

14. You must not be able to read people's profiles and you must like using straw men

If you are a democrat, you will never vote for someone who will continue
Bush's policies.

You will vote for the democrat if you are a democrat.

If you are a Hillary supporter you will listen to her endorsement of Obama.

Note - she endorsed Obama.

If you want to insert more of your stupid strawmen, please provide documentation,
or shut up.

[styersc]

21. Actually I'm a grown, educated man who will consider the

positions, policies and experience of all of the candidates (including third party) before I make a decision. I will not obey the dictates of a party, or any personality.

But you go your own way. Or more in line with your comment, you should vote how your are told. Someone else will decide for you.

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

27. it all boils down to "Skinner's rules"

Regardless of your education age etc, had you read my profile you wouldn't have said
"you must not have been at DU very long". You just wanted to start a fight.

But never mind that, and never mind your straw man insertions that have nothing to do
with the leading post. Your flame bait.

It all boils down to Skinner's rules:

...Once we have a presumptive nominee, those people will have one week to get it out of their systems. We believe that a one-week transitional period is more than fair for those of you who cannot switch gears easily or quickly. After this week-long adjustment period, we're done.

At that point, the moderators and admins will step in and shut down the primary infighting. The vast majority of people on this site will be glad to be done with the primaries. Sadly, a very small number of bitter partisans will not be able to let it go, and will likely be removed from this community. Few people will miss them when they are gone.

[styersc]

28. Not an innovative approach.

Same approach keeps posters on Free Republic in lock step and all contrary opinions censored. Slightly different approach is used by call screeners to right wing radio that make sure no different points of view are aired.

You must be so proud. Although not particularly comfortable defending your point of view.

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

29. you post over at Free Republic? Im shocked

and you're right, Skinner's approach isn't innovative, its just plain effective.

[styersc]

32. You just read and write what you are told to read and write.

Independent thought used to be the hallmark of progressivism. Obamabots have changed all of that.

[RaleighNCDUer]

16. Check out post #12 below,

then shut the fuck up.

[styersc]

19. You have made my point.

Anyone who has sincere, well thought out reservations about our party's choice is in the same camp as this neanderthal. You make my point and her point about hatred within Obama's camp.

[RaleighNCDUer]

34. No, you are clearly SUPPORTING the neanderthal.

If you have reservations, SPEAK THEM. Don't just bitch like a whiney ass. Do YOU think Obama is a secret Muslim? Do YOU think he's a ex-coke dealer? Do you have ANY more republican smears to throw at our candidate?

Saying "I have reservations" then supporting a klan refugee leaves little doubt about what those reservations are.

[democrattotheend]

6. 9 members so far

I'm shaking in my boots.

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

13. Some Obama supporters joined heh

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Re: Voting for McCain and Not racist - yet.
... HUH???
Posted - Tue Jun 10, 2008 7:33 pm alice
sabritina

Re: Voting for McCain and Not racist - yet.
Obama's an African because his father is from Kenya. ... From: "daWg" <dawgma08@...> To: <[e-mail]> Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Posted - Tue Jun 10, 2008 7:28 pm Mike Stidham
mstidham_2001

Re: new group
-Dawgma, Welcome to the group. I do not have a problem with you being an Obama supporter; I do wonder why you would want to be a part of a group that supports
Posted - Tue Jun 10, 2008 11:38 am judee6048


Re: Voting for McCain and Not racist - yet.
Hello Deborah, Welcome to the group. I feel it is important to get McCain into office because of his experience working with both sides of the aisle. I also
Posted - Tue Jun 10, 2008 10:45 am judee6048


Re: Voting for McCain and Not racist - yet.
... This is a major display of false information. Obama was born in Hawaii to a white mother and a his father from Kenya. Obama was only moved to Indonesia
Posted - Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:00 am daWg
dawgma08

[Thrill]

7. I don't think these are Democrats. All the Hillary supporters I speak to in NC

are voting for Obama. They know the stakes.

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

9. I know 1 lady who loved Hillary, but her husband and 2 sons

love Obama.

She will vote with them in November.

I'm glad her guys got it right!

We can't afford 4 more years of this horrible nightmare!

[mrreowwr_kittty]

12. "Voting for McCain and Not racist - yet."

Hello, All. My name is Deborah. Thank you for starting this group. I
hope we can work together to get McCain elected. I too am supporting
McCain, because of his experience. Obama (and his supporters) scare me
on so many levels, and it isn't about race. I'm tired of being called a
racist, just because I support Hillary! Goodness, the only ones making
this about race has been the Obama side! I'm not racist, but they are
sure making a good argument on why to become that way! There is so much
hate in the Obama camp. How would they unify the country, when they
cannot even unify the party? He is so like Bush, with his lies and
deception. He is only after power, and will only get worse once he gets
it. At least McCain loves THIS country. My daughter and son-in-law are
in the Marine Corps, and my nephew is going in next year. I support
Hillary, but I'm not about to put my only daughter's life on the line,
because the party is trying to cram a wet-behind-the-ears first-term
Senator down my throat. A radical African Muslim, turned radical
African Christian, who is running for President of the United States,
only because he cannot become president of his own country - as
Commander-in-Chief of the USMC. Yep, that sounds like America. Doesn't
mean I have to lie down and take it, though! McCain '08!

:wow: just :wow:

[Forkboy]

20. We have a troll here who said pretty much the same thing the other day.

Said Obama supporters were making her a bigot.

[americanstranger]

17. I really hate to say this, but

any woman who buys into this crap is just plain gullible, and plays into the sexist stereotype that women are easily manipulated.

- as

[CountAllVotes]

22. I'll tell you -

I have met up with only two women that were Hillary supporters. Those that were/are not, most certainly DO NOT LIKE HER one bit.

Grouping women into one mindset is plain sexist IMO!

:dem:

[mrreowwr_kittty]

24. Neither gender has the market cornered on gullibility

There are some remarkably dumb dudes out there.

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

31. there are some gullible people on that list, here's some of the crack they're smoking

OBAMA'S FOLLOWING Message List

Reply | Forward Message #13 of 37 < Prev | Next >

It is the Communists, Socialists, Anarchists, Clinton and Liberal-
Democrat haters, Black racists, poorly informed and one issue blacks,
Liberal-Elitists and the Lefty Loonies who will be in charge of our
country if the smoke and mirrors guy is allowed to steal the
Presidency, as he did the Dem. nomination.

As a Liberal Centrist Dem., like JFK, Carter, Joe Liberman and the
Clintons, I have always felt more comfortable with a Moderate
Republican. As a decorated wat veteran, my belief system resonates with
that of John McCain.

I believe that Osama, oops, Obama is so crooked that when he dies. they
will have to screw him into the ground.

Best,

Jack

[newmajority]

23. These psychos make the Freeps look sane

"....A radical African Muslim, turned radical African Christian, who is running for President of the United States only because he cannot become president of his own country...."

His own country?

As if Obama ever lived in Kenya, or any other part of Africa??

There's only one candidate in this race who was born in a foreign country. Should we say that Grandpa McLoon should be running to be President of Panama?

[d_b]

25. probably just freeps

[PM7nj]

26. ..... 13 members.

[Cha]

30. No, we were bummed but not stupid.

We thought of wee things like the Environment, Scotus, Women's Choice and we knew it wasn't about us.

[ElsewheresDaughter]

33. you're/we're allowing the fucking elephants to FRAM the Dem debate AGAIN!...we are chumps

why do we NEVER learn to ignore this rethug planted/made up sites and orgs?

it must be something added in our water