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"Poll: Obama struggling to win over Clinton voters"
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Poll: Obama struggling to win over Clinton voters
Barack Obama's support from backers of Hillary Rodham Clinton is stuck smack where it was in June, a poll showed Tuesday, a stunning lack of progress that is weakening him with members of the Democratic Party in the close presidential race.
An Associated Press-Yahoo News poll shows that among adults who backed his rival during their bitter primary campaign, 58 percent now support Obama. That is the same percentage who said so in June, when Clinton ended her bid and urged her backers to line up behind the Democratic senator from Illinois.
The poll shows that while Obama has gained ground among Clinton's supporters - 69 percent view him favorably now, up 9 percentage points from June - this has yet to translate into more of their support.
In part, this is because their positive views of Republican presidential nominee John McCain have also improved during this period.
Those supporting McCain have also edged up from 21 percent to 28 percent, with the number of undecided staying constant, the survey showed.
Clinton backers' reluctance to support Obama helps explain why he is having a tougher time solidifying partisan supporters than McCain. Overall, 74 percent of Democrats say they will vote for Obama, compared with 87 percent of Republicans behind the Arizona senator. About nine in 10 Clinton supporters are Democrats.
The problem that supporters of Clinton, the New York senator, have with Obama seems to flow from their measure of him as a candidate, not from issues. From establishing a timeline for a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq to abortion to canceling tax cuts on the rich, their views of the importance of issues are virtually identical to Democrats in general.
Yet they find Obama less likable, honest, experienced and inspiring than Democrats overall do, and have a better view of McCain. And while majorities of Clinton supporters say Obama shares their values and understands ordinary Americans, they're less likely to say so than Democrats overall.
"It's just a gut feeling, my gut tells me he's not it," Leslye Burgess, 53, a federal Treasury Department manager and Democrat from Fairfax, Va., said of Obama. The Clinton supporter added, "I'll have to fight with myself between now and November" about how she'll vote.
The GOP's selection of Sarah Palin as McCain's running mate has had no net impact on Clinton loyalists - a group Republicans were hoping to lure by picking the Alaska governor. Twenty-one percent in the poll said Palin on the ticket makes them likelier to back McCain, 21 percent said it makes them less likely, and 58 percent said it had no impact.
The choice of Joe Biden as Democratic vice presidential candidate makes them a bit likelier to vote for Obama, but seven in 10 said it won't be a factor.
Other September polls have shown Obama making progress in recent weeks with one-time Clinton backers and doing better with them than in the AP-Yahoo News survey. One by the nonpartisan Pew Research Center had Obama with 78 percent of their support and McCain with 18 percent; another by ABC News and The Washington Post showed Obama ahead 72 percent to 23 percent.
Those figures measured Clinton supporters who are registered voters - who in the AP-Yahoo News poll leaned toward Obama over McCain 61 percent to 26 percent. The discrepancies in the polls might come from how they were conducted.
Obama spokesman Bill Burton said Clinton supporters are turning to Obama "in huge numbers" and noted that the AP-Yahoo News data differed from other polls. He said strong feelings by Clinton supporters were understandable considering the length and intensity of the Democratic primaries and said of Clinton, "She's done everything we've asked her to do."
Clinton spokeswoman Kathleen Strand said the New York senator has campaigned in or planned to visit seven tightly contested states. Asked to explain why some of her supporters still oppose Obama, Strand said, "She's going to continue to do whatever she can to convince everyone, no matter who they supported, that Barack Obama must be our president."
The AP-Yahoo News poll has surveyed the same nationally representative group of about 2,000 adults seven times since November, in an effort to understand how individuals are reacting to the presidential race. Nine in 10 Clinton supporters who said in June they were backing Obama were still with him in September, while three-quarters of those with McCain stayed with him.
As during her primary battle against Obama, Clinton supporters are likelier to be female, white and less educated than those who did not back her.
They trust Obama more than McCain on important issues, though not by as much as Democrats overall do. They prefer Obama over McCain on the economy by 30 percentage points, compared with Obama's 50-point edge among all Democrats. They like Obama on Iraq by 17 points, while all Democrats give Obama a 40-point margin.
The starkest contrast comes from comparing Clinton backers still refusing to support Obama with other Democrats.
Just three in 10 Clinton supporters still not backing Obama view him favorably, compared with eight in 10 of all Democrats. While most Democrats and former Clinton supporters strongly prefer Obama over McCain to handle key issues, those Clinton voters still opposing Obama opt for McCain: On the economy by 32 points, and on Iraq by 47 points.
One in four Clinton backers say they've not yet locked into a candidate - and far more of those supporting Obama than McCain say they support their candidate strongly. Many who have already decided to back Obama say the transition wasn't difficult.
Kathy McVeigh, 60, a nurse from Norwalk, Ohio, has moved from Clinton to Obama and said she would tell wavering Clinton voters "to get on the bandwagon because we need change, we better do something in a hurry because we're going down the tubes."
The AP-Yahoo News poll of 1,740 adults was conducted Sept. 5-15 and has an overall margin of sampling error of plus or minus 2.3 percentage points. It included interviews with 502 people who in AP-Yahoo News polls in January and April identified themselves as supporting Clinton in one or both of those months, for whom the margin of sampling error was plus or minus 4.4 points.
The survey was conducted over the Internet by Knowledge Networks, which initially contacted people using traditional telephone polling methods and followed with online interviews. People chosen for the study who had no Internet access were given it for free.
In contrast, the Pew and ABC-Post polls relied on people saying in September whether they supported Clinton earlier this year. Those polls were conducted by telephone; some studies have shown people can be less reluctant to disclose embarrassing behavior - like not supporting their party's presidential nominee - in an online survey than to a live telephone interviewer.
On the other hand, people in the AP-Yahoo News poll who backed Clinton in earlier waves of the survey might not want to appear inconsistent by suddenly backing a candidate - Obama - they opposed earlier.




THAT'S TOO FUCKING LONG TO READ YOU FUCKTARD! COULDN'T YOU HAVE BROKEN IT DOWN IN TO MAIN POINTS YOU LAZY FUCK, PASTE AND COPIER!
ANYWAY OBAMA'S GOIN TO WIN!
Grow some tits Barrack.
ummmmmm i thought we figured this out three months ago! Hilary supporters jump on board!
obama 08
wow.
OK FISRT OFF ALL IM KINDA ANNOYED I HAD TO BE AT WORK FOR 2 HRS WITH NO POSTS! WTF……..ANYWAYS GOOD MORNING TO EVERYONE ELSE WHO WILL BE ON HERE FOR THE NEXT 7 HOURS LIKE ME
…Hi Hillary! What's been going on? "Something's Missing" in this campaign. Could it be you?
FACT: (Don't believe it? Go look it up, matter of public record, of course.)
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R. Regan: Fiscal Conservative — $200 Billion DEFICIT
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G. Bush: Fiscal Conservative — $300 Billion DEFICIT
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Clinton: Tax Spending Liberal — $200+ SURPLUS - repeating . .. SURPLUS
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Dubya: Fiscal Conservative $482 Billion DEFICIT
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McCain: Fiscal Conservative — What do you think ?
Morning ladies.
DUH.
obama better win.
i don't understand how anyone who was for hilary wouldn't support obama now. are they voting for the person or the decisions those people would make?
i'm with you perez! i voted for hillary in the primary but now i'm for barack!
Re: harrybalsac – what's up buddy?
Re: LettyB –
really itz too long
but we all
know
what they
did to me…
and woman
will vote for
palin/mccain
and mccain
will win
mark and remember
We all know the people that are NOT voting for him are those who do not want a black man in power, call it like it truly is!!! He will never win over those people.
He's got my vote
Nope, I voted for Hillary but will not vote for Barack. I don't like him at all.
Hell no will I for for Barack Hussein Obama. No way no how.
I would rather let McCain win and vote Hillary in, in 4 years.
No way, no how, No Obama.
He is racist.
hilary and obama are more alike than hilary and mccain. in fact, hilary and mccain are totally different. hilary supporters are mad because she lost, 2.) would rather change principal than vote for a black man.
I like him
i didnt even read this post, way too long, way too early
Re: mandzie f baby – nice to see you too.
i think we were all annoyed to have to actually do work.
hilary
5.6 trillion dollar surplus
no
other
president
ever did that.
While I love HIllary and think Joe Biden is more like a used car sales man who does not know what he is talking about (did you see the clips last night on the daily show?). Obama is the man and McCain sucks. So it's not about popularity or if you want to fuck Sarah Palin or if she is a woman, it's about who can run this country. It's simple, Obama can and McCain can't so get over it and vote for Obama!
OBAMA OBAMA OBAMA OBAMA OBAMA 08…..you get the jist!!!
Yeah, fuck that shit, Perez, if you're too lazy to write that shit yourself (you just pasted and copied), I'm not reading it!
Re: WakeUpPeople – Sad but true!!! let's hope there are enough people in this country who see him for what he is, a great leader, and vote him into office!
Re: mama of 2 – Re: mandzie f baby – Re: harrybalsac – HEY GUYS! FUCK THIS SHIT IS SLOW!
I've been Barack since day one but also love Hillary and have to question Hillary supporters who are going to vote McCain. You might want an apple but if you only have oranges and rat poison, you take the orange. The orange is in the same food group, it's good for you and you know that only good will come from eating the orange but if instead you eat the rat poison, which anyone with half a brain can see has nothing in common with an apple and is ultimately bad for you, you're an idiot. Ergo, any Clinton supporters who vote for McCain are idiots.
And this is why Barack should have chosen Hillary Clinton. But, he thought he could be bigger than her and he's not and when push comes to shove, he's going to lose. Barack is already set up to lose. He has Biden and no game plan. His game plan is throwing 39 million into winning Florida and he's losing. On top of that, while he is slightly ahead or dead even in the polls, they have a democratic skew, so they are head to head basically. The debates haven't even begun and McCain is favored in them. How can someone with no experience debate a guy who is taskmaster and experienced. He's going to take Barack to task.
Come on Perez how can you call yourself an American and vote for Obama? You may be making money now with your site, but when Obama takes 56% of your check, which is the first thing he is going to do if he gets elected, you tell me how much you love him.
There are a # of reasons people haven't switched over. Hillary comes across as a strong, confident, intelligent woman. Obama, to many,does not come across as strong or as intelligent. Alot of women voted for Hillary because she was a woman. There are still racist people in this country, there are still people who thing Obama is a muslim. There are some Hillary backers who feel if they get McCain to win, it sets Hillary up for 2012 to run… it goes on and on-AND most importantly, people change their mind………. I never saw this being analyzed or commented on in previous elections.
I think the reason that some Hillary supporters don't want to support him is because he didn't pick her as his vp. That was a spit in the face. Saying that I'm from Canada so I don't have a vote in all this.
I poop on their faces!!!! LOL!
SOMEBODY SHOULD KICK PEREZ'S ASS!
This is bullshit Perez! Don't believe it!!! People who wanted Hillary, really wanted her, are with Obama now. The people who just voted for Hillary to mess up Obama in the primary are with McCain now, they were never for Hillary or Obama in all honesty. Also, I do not know a single solitary woman who is for McCain. Pailin did not help him get new people. She just made sure the religious extremists on the Right will turn out for him, bcz they were sticking with Huckabee so much. So really,McCain isn't getting the Hillary supporters. The real, true Hillllary supporters are for Obama now. All the rest is bullshit. Sarah Pailin and John McCain are against every single progressive thing for women that is out here. They are a disgrace. They stand for the opposite of Pailin and McCain.
I understand people are struggling with Obama's lack of experience and that Hillary with Bill at her side would have had much insight and experience to govern our Country. However Obama is still a Democrat with much wisdom, education and ambition and the good sense to choose Biden as a running mate.
I really don't see how anyone that supported Hillary can support McCain/Palin. It baffles me.
i don't understand how people can be so hypocritical…all during the primary the hillary supporters spewed venon at obama and obama's supporters did the same…how all of sudden can people just be expected to jump on the obama train…dems made a huge mistake by picking luster over substance, i personally can't stand either one, but there is no doubt that hillary is the far stronger candidate and would have made a much better president…not that it matters cause McCain is gonna nail it!
waaaay too long to read……….Bill is practically campaigning for McCain
Oops. I meant Pailin and McCain stand for the opposite of what Hillary and Obama stand for.
Re: baileylov – It is so nice to see people who are thinking withheads not with their prejudices. Our country truly needs a real change, we are in the shitter now and cannot be fooled by McCain and his gimmicks!
oh and did anyone catch joe biden with katie couric??? dumbass is talking about how a strong leader needs to know what he is talking about, etc…and proceeds to name the wrong president after the 1929 crash and reference him not going on tv…dumbass there was no tv in 1929…are you smarter than a 5th grader??? cause joe biden sure ain't. that guy skeeves me…he is the very definition of a slippery politician…obama's made a big error of judgement on that one. McCain/Palin '08
you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.
Also, there are a lot of dems (hillary supporters) polled that said they wouldn't vote for a black person.
If we get old mccain and retard palin oh well.
Re: DaBitchIzIndakrazihouze – If you were for Hillary, than a vote for Palin McBush is soooooo stupid!Don't you realize she's a puppet?She'll end up being prez, cuz McBush won't last-then if at all possible she'll fuck things up even more than they are now-and all these FAT CATS who call themselves republicans(look up the definition-these cats are NOT repubs!!!) will say "see a woman can't run the country" and NEVER in our life time will there be a woman even close to office again!!!
If she's ready to be prez, why doesn't she debate Obama?
Unless you have lots of money, these people are not working for you!!!
KEATING 5-Look it up! McCain (1 of the 5) has been a part of ripping us off before.Only thing was it was savings in loans-second time bailout. He is not working for you!
Nope. Hillary supporter now a McCain voter.
I voted Hilary in the primaries, mostly because I was a registered Democrat. However, even before Obama won the nomination, I had decided I was voting for McCain for President. My husband is active duty Marine Corps. I was looking at a candidate who is going to look out for our best interest being that hubby is going to retire in 4-6 years. Granted, with all the crap going on in Iraq and Afghanistan, he might have to deploy again, but who is the one who is going to be looking out for the military when it comes to benefits and pay raises? Sure as hell isn't going to be Obama and the democrats. McCain has 2 sons in the military and Palin has 1. Being McCain is a vet, he knows that the pay sucks for the militay and that the VA needs to be restructured. All you Obama supporters, I don't want to hear about Biden's son in Iraq. He is a Jag officer and will most likely NEVER have to go outside the wire. He's just there to fill out wills and POAs.
part 2:
As far as Hiliary over Barack…she has a hell of a lot more experience than he does. She got the popular vote, but the problem is that the Clintons burned so many bridges back when Bill was president that that is what hurt her. The Democrats who put Obama as their candidate are going to regret that when he doesn't win in Nov. All the talk about these polls about who is ahead, they are so skewed. They are random, done by phone or online. Just wait until election day with the exit polls. I hope all you people on here who are so "passionate" about your candidate get out there and vote!
HILLARY IS VOTING FOR HIM AND TELLING HER SUPPORTES TO VOTE FOR HIM……..IF THEY STILL DON'T KNOW WHO TO VOTE FOR THEN THEY ARE STUPID
DO EVERYONE A FAVOR AND SAVE SOME LIVES AND VOTE FOR OBAMA
I TRUST OBAMA WITH MY LIFE AND THE LIVES OF MY CHILDREN, AND I WOULDN'T LET MY KIDS NEAR MCCAIN NEVER…….YOU THINK AN OLD FART THAT WAS A PRISONER OF WAR HAS A STABLE MIND SET….YOU ALL ARE FUCKEN CRAZY MOTHER FUCKERS VOTING FOR MCCAIN AND THAT FUCKEN WHORE
Re: loribaby1 – HOLY SHIT, LORIBABY1, YOU SHOULD RUN FOR PRESIDENT!
I will vote for Obama but I'm not happy about it. He should have chose Clinton as VP so we wouldn't have to have this discussion.
Agree that it's too long to read and I am soooo tired of political propaganda on both sides. Don't like either candidate at all but we need someone with experience. Obama has the *least* of the 4 running for pres/vp. I'll watch the debates, not your column, to make up my mind. Wish Hil had been part of the ticket; would've made Obama more palatable.
I'm a Hillary supporter and so are most of my friends. Guess what? We're all supporting Obama so I don't believe in these polls. Do you know most polls are done on landlines. The majority of Obama supporters are young and only use cell phones. How are any poll numbers accurate when you only use landline phones. We'll just have to wait until the election to see who wins I guess.
Re: LaBella – HAHAHA! THAT'S SHIT'S GOOD!
I feel exactly the same way Perez, I was all for Hilary, but now gladly support Barack
that's how i feel exactly.
Damn right anyone is better than the old man and Cindy Cocaine.
I voted for Hilary in the primary - not sure who I'm going to vote for in November.
He should have just picked her as his VP.
They would have been the dynamic duo.
Let's all collectively hope these voters don't go for Palin instead!
F**K OMABA!
If you guys were on the campaign trail with Hillary there would be NO way you would be supporting Obama. The shadiness I witnessed was frightening!
Obama hasn't done anything to reach out to Clinton voters. It is NOT hill's responsibility to get votes for Obama
Oh brother, you know that is not true. Sure, there are those racist Hilary supporters that would never vote for a black man, but Barack is in fact leading in the female vote. Who cares, we will win this thing without their dumbass.
McCain Palin!
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BLOG FROM YESTERDAY WITH OBAMA AT THE PODIUM?
MCCAIN MORE OF THE SAME
MCCAIN MORE OF THE SAME
MCCAIN MORE OF THE SAME
MCCAIN MORE OF THE SAME
MCCAIN MORE OF THE SAME
I was all for Hillary and now REFUSE to vote for Obama. He has almost been assassinated 3 times and he is not even in office yet. That is very scary. Anyways I would rather have McCain in office. I am a democrat but I would never vote for Obama. MCCAIN//PALIN 2008 BABY
Was a Clinton supporter and now gladly voting for MCCAIN. Fuck Obama. He's not getting my vote. Just like Bill said on the view: People base their vote on more than just the issues. And I will not support Obama, not for a second, not for a day.
Re: sweetpiece – ah found it!
ANY HILLARY SUPPORTER WHO DOESN'T SUPPORT HER DECISION NOW WAS NEVER A TRUE SUPPORTER IN THE FIRST PLACE! I WAS AND STILL AM! I'M VOTING FOR THE SMART GUY!
NO WAY WOULD THEY BACK DUMBSHIT PALIN UNDER THE IMPOTENT ONE!
MCCAIN IS SO IMPOTENT! A VOTE FOR THE FLACCID ONE IS A WASTED VOTE!
Re: Towns00 – 58 YOU WISH! IT WOULD BE THE ONLY HARD THING YOU'VE EVER HAD INSIDE YOU!
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MCCAIN…THE IMPOTENT ONE!
I voted for Hillary in the primaries and now I can happily say I will be voting for Barack in November.
For Halloween I should wear a Hillary mask and my Obama button.
I also was a Hillary Clinton supporter. Was disapointed she wasn't the Democratic nominee. I voted for her for her personal characteristics and experience. Just like I won't vote for Obama due to his personal characteristics and experience. I'm not naive enought to think politicians tell the truth anytime they open their mouth, but they certainly do show their true colors when voting for or against an issue. Since Obama couldn't be bothered to make a decision 130 times (voted "present" instead of actually taking a side) while in the senate, I doubt him. I think he's been planning to run for president since he first took Senate and wanted nothing on his record that could hurt him. Secondly, for all his talk and promises, tax payer money will fund EVERYTHING he wants to do and it will NOT only affect those making over $250,00 a year.
You want to see government funded health care, look at the VA health system. Everyone knows what a cluster fuck that is. Welcome to socialized medicine folks!
Reply to post #48 I see drunk people - You're right, I should run for President, god knows I am probably more qualified than Obama. Thanks for the support!
No way will Hillary will be BO's running mate for VP. Think about it, if Obama wins (most likely he will) she will not/cannot be a candidate in 2012 and will have to wait until 2016 to run - her time may have passed her by then.
If she's not VP, she can go for the Presidency next time around and exploit all of the failings of BO in the next 4 years and say "I told ya so".
racist, much?
Katie Couric to Sarah Palin:"Can you name a specific example in the 26 years he's (McCains) been in office of pushing regulation?"
Palin: "I'll try to find you some and bring them to Ya!"
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Wow, what a dumbshit! What a slap to the American people!
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MCCAIN MORE OF THE SAME!
Re: jaxtacy – you seriously make no sense.
"Yet they find Obama less likable, honest, experienced and inspiring than Democrats overall do, and have a better view of McCain. "
^wow. okay. i honestly thought obama had way more eloquence than hilary. not surprised that people are turning away from democrats now though. seems to me like people are just jumping on the mccain bandwagon coz they have something against obama(and not the policies). ignorance strikes again
its a little ridiculous, when you really think about it, the clintons both have backed obama as much as they can, and hillary supporters who aren't backing obama are being so selfish. we need to being the democrats together, not keep on bickering like little bitches. there is no way we r going to defeat the mccain/palin ticket if there isn't complete unity in the democratic party. and i'm sure if obama losses, those hillary supporters r going to have much more to whine about when mccain takes over.
Re: sweetpiece – MCCAIN MORE OF THE SAME
wow! that's really catchy and original! do you work for an ad company or something?
douche
Re: WakeUpPeople –
Him being black has nothing to do with me not voting for him. I'm voting against him because he lacks experience and believe he lacks integrity if you really look at some of the people he has surrounded himself with over his short career, he seems shady. McCain is much more ready to lead. Just to follow someone simply because they are a Democrat is stupid, go with the best person to lead. Hillary was experienced, not Barry. John McCain is the clear choice for me now.
he was the one who made the dumbass selfish decision not to pick hillary when that choice would have secured his position in the white house. now hes just going to have to deal with the consequences…
Jesus fucking Chirst! That just proves that un-educated stupid Hillary supporters only liked her cause she was a woman, and not because she was a democrat. Obviously the fucktard supporters arn't for uniting the democratic party. hokrtjdohjhi I hate thissssssss! but I love Obama!
Hmmmm… Hillary fans not flocking to the junkie who stiffed her? Imagine that! You wouldn't think that appointing a senile, pissing himself Joe Biden as a VP to help shore up OBAMAMAMAMA's total lack of experience would backfire on his muslim ass, would ya?
I cry BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Polls are bullshit ways to sway voters. They are politicians so they are both EVIL. Vote for the lesser of the 2 evils.
Re: LettyB – that's just sad that you couldn't take two minutes to read this. If you were really committed to the candidate you support you'd read it and make an educated comment. People like you who vote without knowing the facts like the millions of blacks who blindly voted for obama are just another reason why this former hilary supporter is going to vote for mccain
I'm all about Hillary - she conceded and said give it up to Obama - m'kay - if you say so - he's really not that far removed from her on a majority of points …..but please use the duct tape on your husbands mouth Hil - he's not helping the cause at the moment -
Won't happen. Hillary voters, all 18 million of them, HATE Obama. We're going for McCain this time. HRC in 2012.
Anyone who was voting for Hillary based on her plans and ideas…..and now is voting for McCain based on his ideas and plans is an idiot because they are totally different!! Learn to investigate the candidates!!!…and no vote on someone for superficial reasons!
Is anybody out there getting polled on their cell phones? I haven't and don't know anybody that has. Could cell phone-only users help Obama win this election by a landslide!?
O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA!
O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA!
O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA!
O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA!
O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA!
O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA!
O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA! O-BA-MA!
Another big Hillary donor just went to the McCain side…how many is that now? THREE huge donors so far (that I know of) who have bailed on Obama and is endorsing McCain. I know I've seen at least four "Hillary supporter for McCain" bumper stickers in just the last week.
Re: Hillsborough –
I found it interesting that a poll out asked people "who do they think Bill Clinton will vote for?" and it was 60/40 with MORE people saying Bill Clinton would most likely vote for McCain instead of Obama. That would NOT be a shocker.
LIke the vast majority of Hillary supporters and like the Clintons themselves im voting for Obama,and what makes me support him in a big way is to look at his unacceptable opponents and their positions, Mccain old with cancer and now a Bush clone,Paline a rightwing freak and I mean freak who is not qualified at all,not at all,not one bit. There is no way if you believed in what Hillary stood for that you could possibly support the Mccain/Palin ticket. Remember vote Obama/Biden. Hillary will be back,shes smart,poised and strong.
Re: Joannycarmen – i hope you get too busy on election day, and people like you as well, so you don't get to vote.. or maybe i can just tie you up until november 5th
because people like you are okay with similar bush tactics in office.
so sad.
i won't vote for Obama, i think if he has the country's best interest at heart, he'd have picked hillary.
he's too arrogant to think that he doesn't need her to win for election.
Obama, it's not about winning the election, it's about what ultimately best for the country.
she'd compliment him very well.
THATS what he gets for not picking HILLARY so i am voting republican