Buckeye State Blog - Why THIS woman will never vote for Hillary Clinton - Comments

No one had to do Hillary Clinton in.

campgranata — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 16:54:35 -0700

'You should point your rage at the 3 men who did your candidate in: Mark Penn, Howard Wolfson, and Bill Clinton.'

No one did Hillary Clinton in but Hillary Clinton. However, Mark Penn will now be the new sacrifice of the Keystone Klintons. The stupidity, in which this campaign has been run, however, rests with the candidate. Not even the best strategist can make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear and I mean no disrespect to sows when I compare them to Hillary. She simply is all hype, is clearly not educable, and has no experience that would help her run the government. If she can't control her paid minions what would she do with a split/hostile congress? I don't believe her obsession to be president is reason enough to elect her. Now if it were Barbara Boxer, Olympia Snow, Dianne Feinstein, or any other qualified woman this would be a different contest. Hillary is a perfect example of ' it's not what you know but who' and it is amazing how far she's gone on this hype. Yet WHAT EXPERIENCE DOES SHE HAVE? She is running on the experience of another and while Bill was brilliant, creative and well educated Hillary is merely well educated. She is so scripted that if its not planned she's paralyzed. I've seen Bill Clinton in action and she is no Bill Clinton. If she runs the government the way she has run her campaign, we better all start learning Arabic.

But if I've offended the die hard Hillary fans who actually believe her lies I submit the following: Hillary has done everything and has been all things to all people. She has single-handedly brought peace to Ireland, Knows more about the Middle East and everything else that anyone ever did in the history of the galaxies. We speak of her reverently and only in superlatives and they are wholly inadequate to describe the wonder that is she. She is, as they used to describe Barbarossa’s grandson Fredrick the second, ‘il stupor mundi’, the wonder of the world and that, too, is insignificant. If she were Catholic it would be redundant to canonize her for she is a saint, an angel and let’s admit it a god: She is the new trinity. Well, she’s something alright.

Get real

raz — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 10:47:56 -0700

I suppose you have a list of the huge group of Politicians who voted against the war. I will never understand how people forget. Don't they remember what a vote against Bush and the war did to individuals who stood up. Shit, do you remember Dan Rather and Bill Moyers. The Neocon, redneck and moron war hungry SOBs would run your ass straight to hell.

I see individuals on TV almost Kissing Sec. Powell and that worthless bastard is as bad or even worst the Bush/Cheney. He lied to the whole world and convinced a few countries to even commit their sons and daughters to worthless war and in many cases even Death.

You called Obama

heinrich — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 09:18:34 -0700

supporters "fools" in an earlier post. That means you will not convince anyone here of your position. That means your presence is pointless. That means you are a troll.

Buh bye.

All the women in my family are voting for Barack Obama

BuckeyeNation — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 09:07:43 -0700

They believe he gives us the last best hope to change the direction in Washington and give the power back to the people.

Moreover, they're disgusted by the negative campaign Hillary Clinton has run. We all voted for and defended the Clintons in the 90s; not anymore.

Instead of going out with class; and mark my word, Hillary Clinton will not be the Democratic nominee; she has diminished her legacy, perhaps forever.

Tesions

generica — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 08:19:22 -0700

Bull. Racism and sexism are both still alive. You want an interesting take, ask a black woman which is harder. Just because Obama is handling the issue better than HRC doesn't mean racism is dead any more than it means being female is a dead end career.

And weren't half the neocons out there crying for a Rice For President campaign this election cycle?

So True

ljt58 — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 07:23:32 -0700

L J Tuggle
I am glad that racial tensions are better than they were. It appears that Sexism is alive and well in America. Even though other countries have had women leaders, . I've read where so many men will never vote for a woman. Hatred of Hillary is something I cannot understand. What has she done to make people so against her. I think she is ready for this job. Not to say Obama isn't very smart, let him learn more. I guess we will NEVER see a Black woman for US president. IT'S A SHAME HOW WE PICK AND CHOOSE OUR BIGOTRY.

I am a woman who will vote for Hillary

femdem60 — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 05:09:10 -0700

femdem This woman is voting for Hillary. All the men and Women in my family are. We are not voting for her just because she is a woman but because she is the most qualified to be President of the United States. Period. We cannot allow a newbie to government take away our chance of gaining the White House this year. The republicans will eat Obama alive. Only Hillary can handle that evil bunch. Ohio for Hillary all the way.

What's at stake for the party?

Lisa1952 — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 14:53:23 -0700

Your disappointment is no greater than mine. I read your article and it personally changes nothing for me. I believe there was only one candidate who could of made a difference and it was Hillary Clinton. I have felt "from day one" that Obama is arrogant in general and condescending toward women. Michelle Obama referred to it as "a healthy ego." I agree its a sad day for the party. But like all the rest of the mess in the last 3 months, Hillary is not my choosen scape goat. Let the chips fall where they may. Lisa

Threatened? Hardly.

BuckeyeNation — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 09:07:00 -0700

Although I become disappointed when Dems quote right-wing or Rovian talking points to tear down a fellow Dem.

The race is over Lisa, and if you want to support John McCain for President, choose that at your, and the country's peril.

Life's to short to throw a hissy-fit just because your candidate BLEW the race that was hers to win.

You should point your rage at the 3 men who did your candidate in: Mark Penn, Howard Wolfson, and Bill Clinton.

Try checking out a source that lays out what's at stake for the party by continuing a scorched-earth campaign against the likely Democratic nominee:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-loeb/how-much-damage-will-clin_b_87884.html

PS Buckeye

Lisa1952 — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 05:27:31 -0700

Hopefully your readers will smell the coffee, too. All they need to do is read for themselves. Obviously, it threaten's you? Lisa

Submitted by BuckeyeNation

Lisa1952 — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 05:12:25 -0700

I have said good night Buckeye when I realized that we will be saying good morning McCain in November. I just hate that the Obama crowd got dubbed as well as the rest of the party. I hate that Hillary, the only candidate who cared enough to make some changes got caught in the cross fire because she/we the country deserved better. Saying good night after I smelled the coffee. Lisa

Media

demforone — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 16:43:13 -0700

Media is not afraid to appear or to be sexist, but it is afraid to appear to be racist!

Gee Lisa, Newsmax is such an unbiased, reputable news source

BuckeyeNation — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 16:03:32 -0700

About as credible as quoting Charles Krauthammer like Christines.

Better yet, why not give us the link to GOP HQs so we can all discover the TRUE story about Barack Obama?

Say "G'night" Lisa1952...

Two more important articles

Lisa1952 — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 15:49:05 -0700

Two more important articles for Obama and Clinton supporters. http://www.newsmax.com/kessler/michelle_barack_obama/2008/02/21/74416.html http://www.newsmax.com/ruddy/?s=al&promo_code=45A1-1 Lisa

Why Obama?

Lisa1952 — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 07:54:58 -0700

The best reason to support Obama. A must see for all voters. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZTo0iGc_Dw Lisa

Why THIS woman will never vote for Hillary Clinton

Renee in Ohio — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 17:17:41 -0700

Many of you probably haven't heard from me before, as I haven't posted a story on this blog for quite some time. And, since I've been kind of "off" the whole idea of political blogging for many months now, you may not hear from me again any time soon. I mean, just basic writer's block is tricky enough to overcome, and then you add on top of that the peculiarities of writing for blog consumption. Write, read the couple sentences you've written, and think of all the rhetorical smackdowns you have to look forward to as your reward for finally finishing this post. I don't know about you, but that makes me feel less than motivated to go to the effort of writing out my thoughts. Sure, there's a possibility that someone somewhere will read my words and be affected in a positive way, but I may never know that. What I will find out--swiftly-- is who disagrees with me, and how much of an idiot they think I am. Debate, frankly, not my thing. I'm not good at it, and I don't enjoy it. I mean, I'd love to engage in a thoughtful, respectful exchange of ideas, but when it turns into the written equivalent of a fist fight, you can count me out.

The only reasons I'm writing now is that A) someone, once upon a time actually entrusted me with the keys to this place, and B) it occurs to me that, as a woman who has no intention of casting a vote for Hillary Clinton, ever, maybe I should say something about why.