To people who supported Hillary and now support mcstupid, ask them why the are NOT racist.

[mucifer]

It throws them for a loop. Then you throw the differences between mcstupid and Hillary and where Barack stands and again ask them why they aren't racist. It's a mixture of sad and funny. Mostly sad tho. Listen to people try to hem and haw their way outta that one. At least if you don't convince them you can make them think a little.

[Skittles]

1. to the people who keep going on about "ex Hillary - now McCain supporters"

ENOUGH ALREADY

[Orsino]

2. ...if you can find any, and can prove that they actually supported Clinton.

I suspect that this is largely a made-up demographic.

[FLyellowdog]

3. No, there are some out there.

My sister happens to be one...though, I'm sad to say, I honestly think she's more racist than not.I didn't know that until this election. It's the only explanation I can understand. So sad....

[BlooInBloo]

4. Meh. Let it go. Everyone knows they *are* racist. No need to pretend there's any question about it.

[cyr330]

5. I voted for HRC. . .

And of course I'm 100% behind Obama. I think that it's a myth that there are HRC supportes who are going to vote for McLame. If there are any, they are fucking out of their minds.

[andym]

6. This is counterproductive

This is counterproductive, some people supported Hillary and now McCain because of the experience argument. This is especially true among older voters (>60) who greatly value experience.

With these voters you need to emphasize Obama''s intelligence, broad world view and give them his resume. Then mention Lincoln, TR and FDR.

[Pithlet]

7. Now you've done it.

On DU, McCain voters must be referred to as asexual, amorphous gray lumps. Any references to any defining characteristics risks howls of outrage anymore. It's been crazy, lately.