If she's the nominee, I'll vote for her but..............

[sshan2525]

Hillary is pissing me off more every day. This idea that she is some "woman of the people" and Barack is an elitist is bullshit and even Hillbots would admit this if they were honest. She may, in fact, make a great president but her act has worn thin with me. Her ruthless determination to do and say anything to win may be an admirable political trait but it comes at the price of my thinking that Randi Rhodes description of her was spot on.

[NJmaverick]

1. I would vote for her, but I wouldn't support her

I wouldn't defend her or her actions. I wouldn't give her a dime. In other words I would act the same way many Republicans will act toward McCain.

[CoffeeCat]

2. The thing is...

...she's not going to win. She can't win.

She'd have to get 64 percent of the vote, in every remaining state.

She's running a bit ahead in PA--that's not 64 percent. Obama has a 15-point lead in NC. That's
not 64 percent ahead either.

And so it goes...

[AlinPA]

3. Her piling on Obama re:the Ayers thing is more than ruthless. She could easily have said

"let's talk about real issues" and raised the "debate" to a more professional level.

[BobRossi]

4. A snowball in hell has a better chance of getting my vote.

She has split my party in two, is a shrub enabler, a lier, and a repub at heart. No way in hell I vote for her.

[sshan2525]

5. So you'd rather see McBush as president...?

As much as I dislike Hillary's campaign, she's 100 times better than that senile GOP fuck. If McCain is elected, it will ensure that this country will begin a spiral down into a hell that will make the "Mad Max" movies look like Disneyland.

[BobRossi]

8. She's the same.

Just uglier.

[TwilightGardener]

7. I agree. Snowball in Hell '08 will get my vote before Hillary does.

[peace frog]

6. If she's the nominee, you'll vote for her but.....

she won't be the nominee - problem solved. Now if we could only convince her to bow out gracefully (fat fucking chance of that).