Jun 26, 2008 07:42PM GMT
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Politics - Other
Hillary Clinton Supporters; Where do you think they stand?
Barack Obama has won over more than half of Hillary Rodham Clinton's former supporters, according to a recent Yahoo! News poll. It seems party loyalty is overcoming hard feelings after their hard fought Democratic presidential contest. Obama's progress with Clinton supporters is encouraging for the Democratic nominee, but far from complete. More than one in five who had backed the New York senator now plan to support Republican John McCain. Hillary has introduced Barack Obama to her financial backers in Washington, and she will aggressively campaign for the Democratic nominee leading up to the national election in November.
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Answered Clinton supporters will vote for John McCain.
I think most will vote for McCain. Some will vote for Obama. Most people are finally learning that Obama is an empty suit with the same old Chicago style politics. He is crooked and has a personal agenda that does not mesh with the American people and their needs. He is not a person of change unless it is where he stands on issues!! -
Answered Clinton supporters will vote for John McCain.
I will vote for McCain. Obama is a terrorist in my opinion. Some will just not vote. And maybe, just maybe, Hillary can still get nominated at the convention. What a coup that will be!
PUMA Democrat! -
Answered Clinton supporters will vote for John McCain.
I think that Hillary's supporters will vote both for McCain and Obama.
The reason they vote for McCain is because they THINK about who they give their vote to and asr pissed at the way they were treated by DNC.
The reason the would vote for Obama is because of party loyalty with disregard as to who is the best fit for the position of president.
I am not and was not a Hillary supporter, this is just my feeling in the matter from listening and talking to those who were.
RWD -
Answered Clinton supporters will vote for John McCain.
i THINK THAT THE VOTES WILL BE SPLIT AND SOME WILL NOT VOTE
I DON'T BELIEVE THAT OBAMA WILL RECEIVE THE SOUTHERN VOTES FROM THE WHITES. MOST SOUTHERNERS ARE JUST DISQUSTED! ! ! IT WASN'T UNTIL THE SCHOOLS WERE INTERGRATED, THAT DRUGS BECAME A PROBLEM AND THE WHITE
KIDS STARTED DRESSING AND ACTING LIKE THE BLACKS. THERE
ARE MORE MURDERS COMMITED BY THE BLACKS THAN ANY OTHER RACE AND IF A BLACK GOES IN AS PRESIDENT, THE MURDERS AND VIOLENCE WILL INCREASE. FEWER BLACK MEN WORK AND EXPECT THEIR WIVES OR GIRLFRIENDS TO SUPPORT THEM WHILE THEY ARE USING DRUGS, ROAMING THE STREETS AND COMMITING CRIMES......THINK ABOUT IT! ! ! ! ! ! -
Answered Clinton supporters will vote for John McCain.
I think it will actually be a mix. I know some people, like Hillary Clinton herself, are ardent Democrats and will vote for anyone that has the dem. after their name in the general election.
Then there's the other Hillary supporters, like myself, who think that voting should be in the best interest of the country before the interest of the party. We are also the ones who feel cheated by the DNC and no longer consider ourselves democrats. Many of us also feel that Obama is unqualified to be CiC (and are more moderate), so we are voting for McCain. -
why do you assume I know nothing about Obama.... I know eash and every issue he stumps on.... It's not to say that I do believe that he's anything more than your average lying politition. I was a hardcore Hill supporter only until I watched the debate.... I always assumed that she was the puppet master behind the eight years of growth and progress that was in fact the grace of hillbilly Bill alone.
Answered Clinton supporters will vote for John McCain.
I think it will actually be a mix. I know some people, like Hillary Clinton herself, are ardent Democrats and will vote for anyone that has the dem. after their name in the general election.Then there's the other Hillary supporters, like myself, who think that voting should be in the best interest of the country before the interest of the party. We are also the ones who feel cheated by the DNC and no longer consider ourselves democrats. Many of us also feel that Obama is unqualified to be CiC (and are more moderate), so we are voting for McCain.