By: E.Carney

E.Carney — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 14:41:40 +0000

I am a Obama supporter, one of his black voters, and a part of his 18million voter base. The part that seems to be less significant, than Hillary’s 18million voters, at the present. We feel cheated out of a victory celebration night and days to follow because of Hillary’s demand for attention and time to appease her 18millon voters. This was a brutal race, his voters were wounded,and it takes time for wounds to heal. I feel negative toward Hillary Clinton and I think rightfully so. We can’t be placed on the back burner and asked to lick our wounds, while she consider and appease her 18million voters. Obama’s 18million voters base, inclusive of his black voters is the difference between a Democratic win or loss. Obama can’t win just with Hillary’s 18million voters. Obama’s 18million voters need a stroking also. We have observed the transformation of Hillary Clinton which progressed toward negativity, for many months now , and it has left us hurting and concerned for our candidate, Obama. I could never vote for or accept Hillary Clinton as VP, until she and Bill Clinton is thoroughly vetted by Obama’s team, and the results become public. We behold our presumptive President Candidate Barack Obama in the highest esteem. This is oil and water that you are trying to mix and we need to know how it can be done. You are asking us to ignore all of the negativity that we have observed, read, heard, and accept Hillary Clinton without deep concern.We have endured many long hours of pain as we watch our candidate bashed over and over by rivals and the media.Wounds were opened, questions in our minds.It wouldn’t be in the party’s best interest to ignore our concerns, and feelings, because they are real.Right now we feel that we deserve the best to complete the democratic ticket.My vote for Hillary is no, until the process is completed. Without a doubt we are sure that Obama will make a well thought through decision, and take time to console and inform his voter base. No matter what the politicians,medias and others say, we the voters will ultimately decide, who will be the next President of the USA. Hillary needed time, and we need time. Time to process and time to heal. Don’t take for granted or minimize our votes because every vote counts.

By: Quesnel

Quesnel — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:02:57 +0000

I’m so happy that your country can change it policy it would be pitty there’s a trouble becasue of a problem of characters.
Good luck !
I believe so deeply in this new wave.

By: David

David — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 08:20:14 +0000

I will never understand how someone who voted for Clinton during this historic primary can vote for McBush just because his or her candidate did not win the nomination.
This election is not about a candidate or a person in particular, it’s about the country. If Clinton or Obama can vote one for the other, who can we, the voters, betray them by voting for the McBush based on stupid reasons ??
That’s just stupid, and what about our party ??

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