No Hillary as VP = No Vote for Obama.

HIllary - 18 MILLION STRONG!

Time for Clinton supporters to erupt and "get over it". Wow you really don't get it do you. Clinton supporters aren't going to vote for Obama, as he stole the nomination courtesy of the DNC and is totally unqualified for the job. We will write in Hillary, stayhome or vote McCain. See latest Gallup poll of likely voters.

This continued distain in the press for the over 18 million Americans who did not vote for Obama will come back to bite you and your boy toy Obama. We aren't getting over anything. We are voting for a qualified POTUS who actually won his nomination process.

@ ch & s.b.,

I am with you all the way!

Obama is never getting my vote.

Clinton 2012! McCain for now.

Seems Hillary supporters have conveniently forgotten that all the Democratic candidates agreed to the situation with MI and FL. There was no conpiracy or stealing of the primary from Hillary. She did a good enough job of shooting herself in the foot.....remember the Bosnia debacle? Apparently not.She took her early lead and got complacent. Now all of her "supporters" are making fools of themselves and quite possibly setting this country up for at least four more years of bad republican policy.

I voted for Hillary in Pa. in the spring because I beleive and still do, that she is the better candidate. She lost, OK, so I thought OK, I'll (gulp) support Obama. Of course this was probably because I thought he had enough brain cells to pick Hillary as VP. Apparently he doesn't. So, bottom line, he doesn;t pick Hillary, I won't pick him. Let the chips fall where they may. I would't trust either one to cross the street alone , let alone a country. No Obama/Clinton = NO VOTE

People!!!! Stop being so bitter.

Obama and Clinton knew the rules, agreed to the rules and in the end; the rules were played out as they were written. Obama won his party's nomination process by planning and strategizing within the rules. Clinton lost because her campaign failed to prepare and strategize correctly and selectively decided where they would focus their attention. Don’t be mad at Obama because his campaign planned and strategize correctly, blame Clinton's campaign manager and her staff for not understanding the rules of the primary season; they cost her the primaries, not Obama.

Voting for McCain is similar to voting for George W. Bush. Do you really want to vote for the wasteful spending of the past 8 years, the failed invasion that has cost American its young fathers, mothers, son and daughters? Do you want to stay in Iraq for the next 100 years? Sure Obama may not be "qualified" but no one is really qualified for be President of the United States of America. The qualification for the Presidency is his/her ability to make good decision with the information the advisors present them. The experience of the Presidency lies with the Cabinet members of the President because he/she is not an expert in every field.

So decide wisely and vote with logic, not emotion. I voted for Senator Clinton, and I am proud of her accomplishments. I know she is not finished yet but that doesn’t mean that I will remain bitter and allow another Republican to screw up the economy, our homeland, and everything else just for the hope of getting Senator Clinton to run for the Presidency in 2012. In my opinion, I would nominate Senator Clinton to the Supreme Court where she can really change things, if I were President.

I am voting for Senator Obama and I believe New York will go in his column.

Looks like this will be the first time in my life that I'll vote for a Republican for president. All it took was for Howard Dean and Barack Obama to take over the party. And, while I cling to my faith and my guns, I'm not bitter-
just disgusted.

I'll say I can't see Obama picking Kaine it would be putting his comfort above what is best for the country and that (as much as the other spins it) is not obama.

Kaine has no foreign policy experience and no substantive background to base what his view of oru place in the world is...

he has no experience on a national level with any issue...

been governor for 2.5 years with not an outstanding record or record of sunstance...or note...

if he was picked he would bring one (maybe two) state ...but even that is questionable...

and most of all why on earth would anyone take the crap shoot of sticking this guy in the lions den for the VP debate...

can you imagine this guy against Romney...maybe Pawlenty...but I would guess that if Obama picked Kaine...McCain is going to pick Ridge...

and they will win just on name recognition and the VP debate...

especially as the VP debates are getting more important...

and listen change is what we need ...but change to the general American public is much mroe accepted and popular if it is walking next to the familiar.

Dont vote for Obama = 4 more years of a bush protoge. :)

Hill-Bill and their supporters rely very heavily on that Kool-Aid they've been drinking. You see, whenever things go badly for them, they circle the wagons and blame everyone for their mistakes and failures. That is the fatal flaw that many people will forever see, while they themselves cannot. With that said, I have a great admiration for Hill-Bill. I even voted for Bill. But let's face it, there will be no future for either one of them or their supporters until the fatal flaw of deception is cleaned up.

Governor Tim Kaine commutes the death sentence on a convicted triple murderer from Danville ---- Just what is needed, more Willie Horton fodder.

To anyone who thinks Obama won the nomination fairly, then clearly you have not been paying attention.

Obama is an over-marketed, grossly under-qualified politician.

I hope the press is really starting to see Obama for who he really is...

You know how Hollywood puts together the boy bands. They over market them and change their voices digitally. Well that is just like what is happening with Obama. He has been mass marketed (by the press and the DNC). He reads speeches that were either plagiarized or written by a 26 year old speech writer. He doesn't debate (because we saw what happened in the last debate). He has zero experience. He already has ties to some of the scummiest people on earth. Yet some of the American people are buying it. Well not me. I have been a Democrat my entire life and this time around, McCain will get my vote.

I agree, it is great to read all the Obama supporters posts because they are a true representation of all of the Obama supporters. They have no idea what they are talking about, it really shows their intelligence...or lack there of. I'm glad that you all are voting for Obama because I would not want to be affiliated with people like you.

I'm switching from being a life long Democrat to Independent and voting McCain.

I am a McCain supporter. But if I had a choice between Hillary and Hussein Obama, it is Hillary without a doubt. If the Hillary supporters want her to be president they have to vote for McCain. In four years I firmly believe McCain will not run for a second term and I believe Hillary would beat any VP or whomever runs.This is her supporters best shot to get her in the White House and also get back at the DNC and Obama for giving her and Bill the so called royal shaft. McCain isn't that bad for her supporters as he is a maverick and not a puppet of the DNC like Hussein Obama. Go for it!!!!!!

And the GOP vetting begins! The GOP has had it with the Democrats and their lies to America, including their "golden boy" Barack Obama:

They’ll also begin to use “Pelosi-Reid-Obama” in the all-in-the-same-breath way that Democrats now use “Bush-McCain” — to make the parties’ popular candidates indistinguishable from their less beloved incumbents.

Way to go, GOP! Keep it up, PUMA! Hillary supporters were rejected when Pelosi-Reid-Dean and the DNC "selected" not "elected" Obama as their nominee. I applaud Hillary supporters and PUMA, for taking a stand and not voting for Obama! I don't blame you, and with you being 18 million strong, you can make sure Obama is defeated in November!

Being that Obama will never -- not ever -- get a clear stretch of coverage as positive as last week's . . . smart folks are beginning to ask, is this the high point? Does the race settle in now -- excruciatingly close fore the foreseeable future?

"It is a question that has hovered over Senator Barack Obama even as he has passed milestone after milestone in his race for the White House: Why is he not doing better?" Adam Nagourney writes for The New York Times. "In this case, the question is why -- given how sour Americans feel about President Bush and the Republican party, and the perception that Mr. Obama is running a better campaign than Senator John McCain -- the senator from Illinois is not scoring even higher in national opinion polls."

Now Queen Nancy is going to save the planet. I am ashamed to be a Democrat.

As for the trip's baggage . . . The New York Times' Jeff Zeleny digs to the bottom of Obama's decision (and it was his decision, ultimately) to cancel his visit with troops in Germany.

Yes, the Pentagon said the visit would have to be senatorial, not political, but: "If the story behind the story of the canceled troop visit has run its course, one question remains: Why didn't Mr. Obama leave his aides behind, even the retired general, and make the visit by himself?" Zeleny writes.

Obama, himself, decided NOT to visit the troops in Germany. This will devastate his campaign as the GOP continues to pounce on this fact. Obama is in this election for himself, not the American people.

Obama's self-centered snub of our troops will turn out to be the STORY the American voters remember about his trip. Not the media's narrative.

Now Queen Nancy is going to save the planet. I am ashamed to be a Democrat.

Posted by: geevill | Jul 29, 2008 10:42:20 AM

In 2006, Pelosi advocated and got a Democratic congress that was suppose to "change the America for the better". Since then, oil has risen over $1.50 per gallon and over $78 per barrel. The President, whoever he is, is a sitting duck with this evil women and her coharts Reid/Obama/Dean surrounding her. Well, like queens of the past, Pelosi's reign will come to an end in November!