Lets kill the Wicked Witch in the Texas Primary

[brandons87]

Even if you're not a democrat, please vote in the Texas primary. Its time for Dems and Repubs to unite and stop this monster.

Republicans for Obama!

 

[rickysrun]

I'm with you on voting for Obama, but let's not get carried away. You don't have to like her, but jeez, she is a democrat. This election is critical in many ways, but let's remember that the next 3 seats most likely to open on the USSCt are the more liberal justices. The best liberal minds can hope for at the end of the next presidents admin is the status quo, but if a repub wins and those 3 seats open up, the USSCt is tilted for generations to come. So, that being said Go Barack, but if HC ends up being the nominee, then so be it. It beats the hell out of having another 4-8yrs of the Patriot Act, the threat of Roe v Wade being overturned and other privacy issues that are slowly but surely being dismantled.

 

[TahoeHorn]

If I were a Texas resident I'd vote for her. If she can steal the nomination the subsequent political fallout would have a geat benefit to our country.

 

[Brubricker]

And to think that all this time Republicans have been telling us how much they wanted to be running against her on the big day.

 

[RyanUTAustin]

Help us out Obamicans!

 

[brandons87]

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[Mr.Wizard]

This post is tops in political discourse, bravo.

 

[accuratehorn]

This is one of the main reasons I will be voting for Hillary, and representing afterwards at the precinct meeting.

 

[danthehorn]

I have been talking to a few republicans. Some are still in denial and still want Hillary thinking McCain has a chance. A 50-50 chance at best is just to much to risk.

I tell them take her out in Texas and she will find a way to rob Obama of the primary. It is going to be sweet for republicans to watch that fiasco. Once she changes the rules and calls all the folks that made twisted deals with them over the years she will get the nomination. At that point chances for McCain in November would improve well past 50-50.

For those democrats that don’t believe that is going to happen, it already started.

Top Clinton Adviser Says Superdelegates Will Decide Election, Obama's Victories 'Irrelevant'

 

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[brandons87]

At McCains' primary rallies in Texas, the crowd should start screaming TAKE HER OUT! END ALL DOUBT!

That would be freakin hilarious

 

[zzzz]

"witch"

"*****"

How is it the man who promises to raise the level of political discourse attracts such people?

 

[accuratehorn]

You must not be listening to Rush Limbaugh enough.

 

[Mr.Wizard]

The "Yes We Can" sneakers are a genius stroke.

Great use of resources.

 

[dognduckhorn]

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[TexasCrush]

There are a lot worse things Hillary should be called other than *****. The facts are she is a nasty and totally corrupt piece of trash that has no business being anything close to the President of the US. The Clintons are as dirty as they come and will always stoop to anything to get their way. I can not believe for the life of me how any one could possibly not only defend these people but actually vote for that

 

[AustinBat]

^^^^^^Amen.

 

[MaduroUTMB]

The best thing in the world for the GOP would be fore Obama to beat McCain in a way that cannot be adequately described without violating the NO SEX AT ALL rule. The GOP needs a swift kick to the nuts to get off of this retarded bunker mentality against a group who, ironically, mostly hides from us in bunkers.
Furthermore, Obama will be a freaking target by 2010. Either he does the things he wants to mobilizes a revitalized GOP war machine or he fails to accomplish anything and pisses everyone off. Either way, the GOP will do well to suffer through 4 years of this guy to remove the taint that Shrub and Tricky Dick II left on the party.

 

[Michael Knight]

As bad as Hillary is, she doesn't even come close to the level that the republican candidates are at. I'd rather 100 years of Hillary than 1 more year of Bush

 

[HornHuskerDad]

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[sak]

I never quite understood the hate that some republicans have for Hillary. Can someone explain it?

 

[danthehorn]

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[TXBabe97]

I think TexasCrush nailed it.

 

[Fightin' Horn II]

sak,

you need to include some Democrats in there too. I ******* hate her.

 

[Hornin Hong Kong]

I'm sure ther are plenty of Republicans who will endure Obama to ensure they won't get Hilary

 

[airportlobby]

More and more, I'm thinking of voting for Clinton just to stick it to the idiots out there. You morons gave us 8 years of W. I could give a **** who you think is capable of running this country. Your incompetence in that respect is already certified.

The hate that some people have for her is disgusting and, IMO, indicates deep-seated misogyny (or in some cases, self-loathing). Maybe the best thing for this country is a female president to put an end to this stupidity.

 

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[CBDTexas]

The upcoming primaries came up at work. We randomly chatted about it. When asked who he was voting for, an openly liberal guy said Obama. Without skipping a beat, a woman said "Yeah, some men just can't handle the thought of a woman president". Maybe she felt better by spinning his comment in a way where she gets to play victim.

I wonder if many people are taking this stance? Thinking that a vote for Obama (or McCain) means that person "can't handle" a woman president? I have no problem voting for a woman, the first person that comes to mind is my Philosophy Prof. at UT. If she was running for President I'd vote for her in a heartbeat.