Submitted by val_valentino_m... on Sat, 2009-01-24 00:40.
I was a Hillary supporter and once the fraud was "selected" by the DNC I supported the McCain/Palin ticket all the way. I am actually hoping that we haven't seen the end of Sarah. I was really impressed by her. Anybody else agree?
I am a staunch Conservative member of the MNRLC. (Minnesota Republican Libertarian Caucus.)
When John McCain won the nomination, I became a Hillary Supporter, as she held the most positions closely relate to mine...Protecting America, supporting Israel, and on Immigration.
Then the Messiah won the nomination and I was despondent until Sarah Pallin came along...and supported the McCain/Pallin ticket...as I feel the most qualified and best chose to have in the White House was Sarah Pallin. She should have been our candidate from the beggining.
I like Hillary and Sarah...and would support either one for POTUS.
"The government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it."
Ronald Reagan
40th president of US (1911 - 2004)
Submitted by colonelbuckrobely on Sat, 2009-01-24 14:11.
Hillary was my first choice and I then supported McCain/Palin. I think you have heard me say before, "principle before party". I no longer consider myself a democrat and will never return to the fold. The party has exercised the most vile, corrupt and rank politics from top to bottom. For me it is not acceptable and un-American. What ever happened to fair play?
I must be a racist since I didn't support "The Mess-siah" and his socialist ideals. I think Palin is a very special person. If we had somebody in Washington reigning in spending like her we might not be in the mess we are. The cavalier manner that the administration wants to throw our money around makes me sick.
Submitted by LovelyDenise4OU on Sat, 2009-01-24 03:58.
I supported Hillary in the primaries and volunteered and worked for her campaign in Texas. Unfortunately the Democratic party (formerly my party) practiced misogyny this year in both the primaries and general election. They had the complete support of the press. I did then volunteer and spent time in Missouri on behalf of the McCain and Palin campaign. And for you two doubters it is a matter of respect. Hillary, McCain and Palin all earned my respect. It is as simple as that. I cannot in good conscience respect Obama until he does something to earn it.
As far as Sarah Palin I would love to see her again in a national position. How refreshing her honesty was. What I never want to see again is the trashing of her family by the press when they swept any questions about Obama under the rug.
I voted for Hillary at the caucus level. I actually found her to be the more progressive of the two. I was initially an Edwards supporter, but we all know how far that went. I've been a Kucinich fan for a few years. I was living in California during the winter of '03-'04 and stayed a month later than I otherwise would have just so I could vote for him in the primary. He is one of the only National level candidates that really tells it like it is on all fronts. Unfortunately for us that means that he has no shot in hell of ever getting popular support. As it has been so eloquently stated "the masses are dumb-asses".
I also hope Ms. Palin stays in Alaska. Impressed is not a word I would ever associate with her.
Submitted by PeacefulNorther... on Sat, 2009-01-24 01:08.
I don't see the compatibility of a Hillary Clinton supporter and the McCain Palin ticket. Could you elaborate on the draw of an ex-Hillary supporter to the two? I sincerely hope I never have to hear of Sarah Palin ever again.
Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds .
Submitted by val_valentino_m... on Sat, 2009-01-24 03:19.
Senators McCain and Clinton as well as Governor Palin are Americans who place America first and always, always support Israel as well. Nobody is sure if *61 is legitimate or truly supports America, let alone Israel. It appears that he places himself first. Is that clear enough?
Submitted by PeacefulNorther... on Mon, 2009-01-26 18:59.
I'm tired of this BS of supporting Israel being synonymous with being patriotic and American. Anyone who supports Israels actions against the Palestinian people, without reservations, should seriously readjust their moral compass.
Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds .
As most of you know
I am a staunch Conservative member of the MNRLC. (Minnesota Republican Libertarian Caucus.)
When John McCain won the nomination, I became a Hillary Supporter, as she held the most positions closely relate to mine...Protecting America, supporting Israel, and on Immigration.
Then the Messiah won the nomination and I was despondent until Sarah Pallin came along...and supported the McCain/Pallin ticket...as I feel the most qualified and best chose to have in the White House was Sarah Pallin. She should have been our candidate from the beggining.
I like Hillary and Sarah...and would support either one for POTUS.
"The government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it."
Ronald Reagan
40th president of US (1911 - 2004)