Comments on: Reps. Rangel, Frank and Dicks leaned on Hillary to drop bid

By: PLM

PLM — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 14:55:37 +0000

“Hit the road jack”

Hillary showed herself to be just as low-class as her husband. Messieurs Rangel et al backed the wrong candidate and were forced to take decisive action to avoid another monumental Clintonesque embarrassment for the Democratic Party.

By: M Period

M Period — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 07:15:14 +0000

MCCAIN/CLINTON/2008……..TO HELL WITH THE DEN PARTY!!!!!

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So you want Hillary to say she doesn’t care about Universal Heath Care, Education funding, The War In Iraq and women’s rights….just ot of spite because she didn’t win enough votes? She’s been acting childish recently, but I don’t think she’s going to change her stance in every position just becuase she didn’t get enough votes to win the democratic nominiation.

By: maria

maria — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 08:26:29 +0000

Thank you for stepping up and taking command with the positions you hold there can be none of this caos at the convention.

major and geraldo – you guys were either really burnt out or taking a lot of breaks at the Bourbon Room when you were down in Puerto Rico. but I do enjoy seeing you folks having fun more than trying to stir up falsehoods for the liberals and Dems. best.

By: Billy

Billy — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 02:36:41 +0000

“And while Clinton pledged do make the moves to begin unifying the part, the of lack a specific date caused Rangel, Franks, and Dicks to step up the pressure.”

I see proof reading isn’t part of the right wing agenda over at fox news.

By: clara

clara — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 22:44:49 +0000

i hope she doesn’t ;isten to them to get out she still has a chance she has 18 million backing her that whats wrong with the democrate party they run the party the delegates and super delgates we need another party now were the delegates and super delgates can’t run this country no more as a democrate voter i won’t be voting this yr. since i was 18 yrs old i will not support oboma i supported se. hillary and thatsd were i stand and those who voted for her then they need to say go independent we will vote for you 61 % said they would one could start a independent party that could become a third party no delegates and supper delegates just the american people no more delegates and super delegates the american people would have the say like we do when voting for governor or senator or any one else runs for office

By: vera

vera — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 22:15:45 +0000

I am 50 years old and this is the first time I have ever seen a candidate forced out of the race! She has every right to take this to the convention! First they talked like there was some big hurry to unite against McCain but now they say He should take his time and think about VP? What the hell! Why don’t they just flog her in the public square! If they think this lifelong dem is going to support thier affirmitive action candidate they can go straight to hell!!! this woman has had enough of thier KGB tactics and communistic aproach to candidate selection by thier SS Rules and Bylaws committee and don’t blame the women who are leaving you on Hillary! You have done this to yourselves. I will NEVER vote for any of you a$$holes again

HILLARY 2012

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Thu, 05 Jun 2008 20:56:34 +0000

[...] Major Garrett reports that it was the influence of Reps. Charlie Rangel of New York, Barney Frank of Massachusetts, and Norm [...]

By: mike m

mike m — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 19:57:16 +0000

they have been telling her to get out since february. they stabbed her in the back, and have been planning on how to get obama the nomination for 3 years, so they can have a signature stamp for their liberal crap.

By: Tonya

Tonya — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 19:56:21 +0000

This is just Sad to hear. Hillary Clinton has not shown any qualities of a GOOD LEADER throughout this campaign. The problem – she was not ready on Day 1 of the Primaries. Hillary and her campaign staff sat-back and assume she had the nomination in her back pocket; especially since all of the Super-Delegates were not only loyal to her and Bill, but had debts to payback to the them. OBAMA was ready on Day 1. His campaign had a PLAN, a STRATEGY, and a POSITION-CHANGE! For Hillary to stress EXPERIENCE, she clearly did not show EXPERIENCE in running her campaign. They were definitely behind in this ball-game. AT 46, I would say, INTELLIGENCE carried more weight than EXPERIENCE. Everytime McCain opens his mouth its clear, his years of so-call experience didn’t teach him much at all. Yes, I commend him for his service in the Military, I’m a former Sailor in the US Navy myself; therefore, I can personally say Sailors, are getting out of the Navy by the dozen everyday because of this WAR! IT’s just RIDICULOUUS! To watch the children in Iraq be exposed to all this violence is absolutely out of this world! Bush and McCain have serious problems and those of you who plan to vote for MCCain in November, you all have to have some serious problems as well. These two (Bush & McCain) clearly are unaware of the views of the American people. They are in there own world. The money /pay the Military personnel receive is not worth the pain the children of fallen soldiers, suffer, or watching the kids of Iraq view gun fires, bombs and dead bodies in their path. Wake Up America. I will definitely be working hard at High Schools and Colleges to ensure the students voices are heard. As for Hillary Clinton supporters, there is nothing Barack Obama can do to win them over, so let McCain have those votes. OBAMA, please focus your efforts on New Voters, these are the individuals who understand Hope and want Change!

By: mike m

mike m — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 19:54:40 +0000

this is just another example of how they were back dooring her from the beginning, politicians are the lowest form of americans