Hillary Wants Name Put In Nomination »
Posted by: pc25 2 weeks, 6 days ago
Yet another California campaign fundraiser has produced an unauthorized video making news — this one for Hillary Clinton.
It begins with a Clinton delegate — cheered on — asking the former First Lady to ”please consider having your name put in nomination” at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
”We do not want any Democrat..walking away and saying I’m not happy,” she warns. ”That’s what I’m trying to avoid.”
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pc252 weeks, 6 days ago
she is not going away quietly........she wants a roll call of her delegates and she wants her name put in nomination at the convention.......Party Unity don't bet on it..........rioting in the streets of Denver if the anarchists don't get their 50 million........count on it..........Funny how even anarchists are capitalists these days.............
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obiefrommuskogee2 weeks, 6 days ago
It really serves no purpose that I can think of... does Hillary want her cheer section to be louder, like some football game cheer-off? Does she really want to finagle the nomination? Even if she did, she couldn't win as most Dems would just sit home in disgust. This is the the most self-centered, pathetic attempt at self-aggrandizement I have seen yet in politics (and that's saying a mouthful when it comes to politicians.)
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dandt16122 weeks, 6 days ago
I don't care what she says or does at the convention because I still WILL NOT vote for someone I don't trust.
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I wish she would come out and say she is running for President because I think she would have a lot more than 18 million voting for her now since people have seen Obama's true colors.
Hillary could start another party and that would be better than having the same old thing every election year. I wish she would shake things up even more.
Hey Obama who's acting like the status quo? Hypocrite-
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pc252 weeks, 6 days ago
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you are touching on her points big time. the convention is going to be an interesting one........... -
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amazed2 weeks, 6 days ago
absolutely.
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Donald said he absolutely wouldn't vote for anyone he doesn't trust -- well, kiddo, that's any politician in general and these three (McCain, Obama & Clintion) in particular.
But this is something I never thought I would think let along say -- If Hilary was running, I'd hold my nose, cross my fingers and vote for her as the least evil of this triumverate from hell.
As the race stands, being from CT where we might as well stay home 'cuz you know Obama (or Mickey Mouse, for that matter -- if he were a dem) is going to carry the state, I'll probably vote for the Libertarian guy to make my point.
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StevenX2 weeks, 6 days ago
Hillary is going to put herself right into the sterotype she's always claimed to hate: the megalomaniac, tantrum-throwing, vindictive bitch. Her "me me me" stunts may not only cost her party 2008...it will ruin her chances to be taken as anything less than Mussolini-like in 2012. I'm not saying she needs to shut up and get in the kitchen...I'm just saying she needs to learn to lose gracefully. IT'S OVER. DON'T TAKE AMERICA DOWN WITH YOU. I wouldn't vote for her as dogcatcher at this point.
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obiefrommuskogee2 weeks, 6 days ago
Night of the living dead, redux
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Really, Hillary, you ARE dead as a candidate. -
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amazed2 weeks, 6 days ago
Isn't the only reason Obama is the presumptive candidate because Hilary bowed out last June. I seem to recall that Obama did NOT have the required number of delegates without the use and endorsement of many of the superdelegates. Neither did Hilary. This means he will not necessarily win on the first ballot -- especially if Hilary's name is still there. Everyone is free to vote as they wish on subsequent ballots.
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My personal feeling is that they so both go for it. What is the point of bothering to have a convention if everything is settled before it starts?
This race is so close -- between Hilary and Obama and between Obama and McCain. Popularity -wise Obama is in reverse. On a projected electoral vote map, 2 more states slipped into the "up for grabs" category from being solidly Obama's. Obama's eroding support is not matched by a corresponding uptick for McCain --for obvious reasons.
This election should have been a skateaway for the dems, but as usual they are poised to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
Put Hilary's name on the ballot and hope the democratic delegates come to their senses and switch horses midstream.
It is the only glimmer of hope this country has....
(of course, once she's president, I reserve the right to disagree with most of her policies..._lol)
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nostalgia2 weeks, 6 days ago
Obama doesn't want a roll call vote for Hillary
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It will only bring back the fact that this was a very close primary
Hillary will speak Tuesday night and Bill Clinton is scheduled to speak Wednesday night. If Hillary's name is put up for a vote, it will look like a Clinton convention
I think the Obama camp is going to try and prevent her name being place up for a vote-
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amazed2 weeks, 6 days ago
unfortunately, you're probably right, but will it be his call? I would think that that would be up to either the delegates or the party movers and shakers.
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Obviously, Howard Dean won't support this because he's been telling her to quit since April, but if he really wants to win this time, perhaps he'll be pragmatic.
I can't EVEN believe I'm rooting for a Clinton to be back in the white house again.
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cpbesteman2 weeks, 6 days ago
I'm all for Hillary Clinton's try at the convention! Oboma got most of his votes through smooth talking lies and I believe that America, well most of America, has gotten wise to him by now. His affiliation with bad racist people and as his true beliefs slowly emerge, people are starting to fear his presidency. Hillary has a slim chance on a convention floor. In an election with Oboma, we Democrats will surely lose, as even I would not vote for him! I am a Democrat but love America too much to vote for Barock Obama. Go Hillary or McCain in 2008
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cpbesteman2 weeks, 6 days ago
Oh, by the way, I am a retired UAW/GM male from Michigan. One of the states that got cheated by The democratoc Party. They gave some of our Hillary votes to that Bum, Oboma. If Hillary is the nominee, she will take both Michigan and Florida. Many other states such as Ohio also. For the good of the Party, WE MUST elect Hillary Clinton on the Democratic Party floor! If we don't, we lose as with John Kerry. I urge delegates to consider voting for Hillary to save our party from another four years of republican rule. I would Vote for either Hillary or Bill Clinton for that matter. Things were good during their term in office. We need them! Barock Oboma is doom!!!
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raats66622 weeks, 6 days ago
Hillary's contribution to this election SHOULD be acknowledged and her name SHOULD be put into nomination.
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That will NOT change the fact that Obama will STILL win the nomination (on the first ballot) because unlike Hillary her supports HAVE moved on to back 'the winning horse'.
And for all the people who have been talking about 'finally seeing Obama's true colors.' So what does that say about McCain? Although it IS true that Obama has moved toward the center as ANY NORMAL candidate does for the general election McCain has moved so far toward Outer Space that if he were NOW in a primary fight he wouldn't even be on many ballots.
Hillary STILL doesn't have a chance to win the nomination, because Obama is STILL the best choice to get this country out of the mess that 'business as usual' has gotten us into.-
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abntv2 weeks, 5 days ago
According to the rules.... Party rules stipulate that Clinton must ask in writing to be nominated herself and also submit a petition signed by 300 to 600 delegates. Without her signed request, petitions of support are meaningless.
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I say that in the background if there are 400 delegates that will support her she will sign a request.
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Hobe2 weeks, 5 days ago
BJ Bill and hillary clinton are two immoral, Decptive Liars, this is a proven Fact.
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These two PIGS willl say and do anything to advance their loosing feture....
Note, if McCain should win bj bill and hillary will run again in 2012.....
Is it fair to say Obama and his family shopuld be concerned as to what the clinton's may do to
to see that McCain get elected????
What Really Hapaned to hillary's good Friend Vince Foster??????-
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BB642 weeks, 5 days ago
Now don't start painting your messiah like he's god. Barry is from one of the most corrupt political machines on earth. The Daley machine has brought more people back to life than Christ when it comes to votes. Barry was created by this machine.
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On McCain, I don't know if he's be able to run a second time. Knowing where Barry came from and his terrible choice in friends, who knows if he'd be able. Many of his associates are racists, bigots and convicts. He fits fine in the DNC.
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abntv2 weeks, 5 days ago
The Hillary movement is not going to go away...it has very strong support on both the "left" coast and the "right" coast. I think this is going to be an issue for Obama
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cpbesteman2 weeks, 5 days ago
I am a senior citizen and have been through many bad times and good times. I have been basically a Democrat for the most of my life. However, a far out and rasist Democrat, like Oboma, can only do harm to this wonderful country of ours. If you think that Bush ruined this country, just wait until, Heaven Forbid, Oboma is elected president! If you youngsters elect this Oboma character, God help Us All!
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