Starting an Intra-Dem party 'Stop Hillary' Campaign
Every Democrat (actually almost every person) I ask thinks there is no way that Hillary can win the election.
Many of same people dislike her and don't want to see her opportunistic spinelessness in power.
But regardless of one's personal reaction to her, it is plain to see that she CANNOT win. Somehow the big money is willfully ignoring this. YET AGAIN the dem party machinery is backing a loser.
She is despised on the left and on the right and disliked in t he center. The Democratic party appears to be in*yet another slow-motion train wreck*. She will activate Republican resistance like no other candidate. I saw a Hillary scarecrow on an organic blueberry farm in New England last summer. She is HATED.
Do other horrified onlookers have an interest in speaking out about this obvious disaster in the making? And working to dissuade the big guns from backing yet another loser and ensuring more Republican rule.
I'm not much of an organizer, but this is a major folly that needs stopping.
Every Democrat (actually almost every person) I ask thinks there is no way that Hillary can win the election.
Many of same people dislike her and don't want to see her opportunistic spinelessness in power.
But regardless of one's personal reaction to her, it is plain to see that she CANNOT win. Somehow the big money is willfully ignoring this. YET AGAIN the dem party machinery is backing a loser.
She is despised on the left and on the right and disliked in t he center. The Democratic party appears to be in*yet another slow-motion train wreck*. She will activate Republican resistance like no other candidate. I saw a Hillary scarecrow on an organic blueberry farm in New England last summer. She is HATED.
Do other horrified onlookers have an interest in speaking out about this obvious disaster in the making? And working to dissuade the big guns from backing yet another loser and ensuring more Republican rule.
I'm not much of an organizer, but this is a major folly that needs stopping.
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Re: Starting an Intra-Dem party 'Stop Hillary' Campaign
Tue, August 14, 2007 - 7:15 PMit's already far, far, far too late to do anything about her. the democratic party shows once again how absolutely fucking stupid they are. yeah, she'll lose without a doubt. and yeah, that means we'll have a republican president. and yeah, i've come to expect the democratic party to back total losers because, as far as i can see, they're totally clueless, spineless, and don't understand politics at all. i'm seriously considering just not voting anymore. -
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Re: Starting an Intra-Dem party 'Stop Hillary' Campaign
Sun, August 19, 2007 - 9:14 AMI haven't given a damn about ANY of the candidates. I was hoping long and hard for Al, but I think it's just too late for that. Not that I blame him for not running; the climate of politics in this country today is just way too poisonous; I don't see anyone with any combination of spark and integrity holding up in that sort of environment.
I'll vote for whomever the dems toss up. I'll be dissatisfied, but I'll vote for them, and I don't feel nearly moved enough for any of the dems to do any sort of boots on the ground work for them. I know that's a shitty attitude to have, but I just can't muster up any amount of passion for any of them. -
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Re: Starting an Intra-Dem party 'Stop Hillary' Campaign
Fri, February 1, 2008 - 3:37 PMIts funny how many feel this way, glad to see I'm not alone. Democrats have left me in digust quite awhile back.
At this point I'm firmly on the Obama express, but still think Hillary needs to be worked against. Anyone else feel the same? I read up on some of the nonsense around Kosovo in the 90s and realized that if she could marry a guy who would do those things, she's not the kind of person I want in charge of the country. A woman is fine, of course, but not *that* woman. Glad the momentum has shifted as much as it has, how can we shove it over to Barack a little more?
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