Reply #4: Correction. I believe you mean the media candidate. [View All]

[JDPriestly]

And no, I won't be voting for the media candidate, him or her.

I have worked very hard in election after election. We finally get a candidate who has the maturity and the guts to make a difference, and the Democratic sheepie flock to the side of the media picks, Obama and Hillary. I'm not being led to that slaughter. I don't have to conform -- never have, never will.

If you like Obama so much, you vote for him. You get him elected. I don't like him. I never will.

He has never explained what he was referring to when he talked about the "excesses of the '60s and '70s." That is key for me. That sounds so Republican-lite.

I am pleased to see that he finally went to Kansas to acknowledge his roots there. I still think his grandmother was a Republican and that he, like Hillary, was Republican in his teenaged years.

I was raised Democratic in a home with few material advantages, and I'm just more dedicated to Democratic values than these Republican-lites who raised in homes with more material advantages are.