Clinton supporters say Biden pick leaves party divided

Maisel is absolutely correct, and politicker is just perpetuating the myth by publishing this. In every election, there will always be people who lost who will feel hurt and betrayed, and will lay blame wherever is easiest. They can either move on, or stay bitter. But ultimately, they did not win, and their threats fall on deaf ears.

A myth? You've got to be kidding. Well, your deaf ears will lose this election. The party needs us more than we need them. We no longer trust the leadership or Obama. The primary was undemocratic, but every time we spoke up we were told to get in line or get out. So we listened.

This last blow of disrespect of Clinton, who got the most votes, is the final straw.

Lying to the American public that Clinton was on the short list while she was never even being considered! He just wanted to keep his anemic poll numbers from slipping into the 30's.

This is one of the millions of lifelong democrats who will sit this one out or send a protest vote to McCain if Clinton is not made the nominee next Wednesday. If the party wants to win the election, they'll do so.

I understand that some Hillary supporters are very disappointed that she lost. I don't understand why they are angry with Obama. Obama ran a very gentlemanly campaign, which still continues. Hillary ran a more contentious campaign and heaped much abuse upon Obama.

The real issue is whether you want Roe v. Wade Overturned, your civil liberties trampled, the enviroment degraded, and the continued borrowing of hundreds of billions from communist china, so that are billionares can have another tax cut. You may get some personal satisfaction about voting against Obama, but when the bill comes due, you will be sorry you did.

Hillary nearly won, and had she won, I would have voted for her without hesitation. So it is time to be sensible and do what is best for your country. Be a loyal democrat, and a loyal citizen who does what is best for their country. In your heart you know that means a vote for Obama.

some bona fide Clinton supporters who are upset, it is quite clear that MANY (possible most) of the folks posting comments to that effect are Republicans trying to create FUD.

The biggest pro-Clinton organization on the net proclaimed that they would have all of their members contribute to Clinton to reduce her camapign debt in July and that they would definitely add at least $6 million and probably about $10 million to her totals for the month.

Clinton's July numbers were miserable, $1.3 million total, and trended DOWN from the prior month.

Indications are than the "millions" of members this group claims were at best thousands, and maybe just hundreds - throughout the entire country.

All actual Clinton supporters I know personally are honoring her by following her request that they support Obama instead of slapping her in the face and doing the opposite.

Obama literally gave Hillary the finger at a townhall meeting! Then he gave her another figurative one in the VP selection process. No way was that gentlemanly.

To Cranky
If you really think that the disenfranchised Hillary supporters only number in the 100's, you Sir, are a Buffoon!
You and the corrupt DNC will see how strong we are next week, and again in November.
And although I am sure that I wouldn't like you if I met you, please don't be part of the largest suicide month in the history of America when Obama and his Lemmings go over the cliff in November, when he doesn't win.
Or do, I don't care.
Go PUMAs

If John McCain wins, chances are he will face Hillary in 2012. If Obama wins, Hillary will never be President.

Something for Hillary supporters to think about....

First of all I don't want to alienate anyone but I feel like I should say a few things:

1. Navy Vet- first of all you sound very much like a republican tried to cause more arguing between democrats.

2. Also, can you give some more examples of the establishment choosing the 'male lightweight' over the 'more experienced woman'? I'd especially like you to focus on black males who hold no where near as many positions of politcal power as white women.

3. John McCain doesn't mind a strong woman? Yeah and apparently he had no problem cheating on his first wife either. Not to mention that I would claim Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton are both 'stronger' women than Cindy McCain. Hillary and Michelle worked their way up. Cindy is an heiress to a business tycoon.

4. robotech-cranky said at best thousands, maybe hundreds. He is basing this on protests and could very well be basing it on the justsaynodeal website you linked to that has a petition signed by fewer than 10,000 people. That is well below millions.

5. not voting for Obama-did you even look at the video response to the video you posted? that's the video that shows he was scratching with two fingers and it was something he did at various times throughout the speech (even when not talking about Hillary). Jon Stewart even did a spoof of the entire issue.

If you really supported Hillary for what she stood for and not for her gender I strongly encourage you to vote for Obama because his positions are infinitely closer to hers than McCain's are

Where do you see evidence that there are millions of people who voted for Hillary in the primary and are not voting for Obama in the general election (especially ones who are specifically joining these online groups)?

Just give a little bit of support for your argument.

And you don't need to get defensive about my strong encouragement for people to vote for Obama if they voted for Hillary. I am fully aware that not everyone will I am simply making a case for it.

For all the pro-Hillary-voting-for-McSame folks... I hope you all will be happy when McSame and Co. overturns Roe v. Wade and takes away birth control, leaves us in Iraq for the next 100 years, and takes our civil liberties away.

You will only have yourselves to blame.