Well it looks like a whole bunch of Hillary Clinton supports are now for John Mccain. There is even a website for this group of people at: hcsfjm.com. Basically these people believe that Hillary Clinton was a far superior candidate then Barack Obama was, and they feel that Obama’s experience is not on par with either other candidate (Clinton nor Mccain). This is definitely true in my opinion, but I feel that America for the most part is looking more for change then for experience.
Here is the video that basically shows Hillary and others endorsing John Mccain over Barack Obama:
Some of these points are really good ones. Obama’s experience in the Senate is almost non-existant, while Mccain has plenty of experience. We will see how many of Clinton’s supporters will change sides and support Mccain when some of the early polls come out.
Here is a poll done by Gallup.com:
More of these graphs and details can be found at gallup.com.
When it appear that Barack Obama won the nomination for the democratic party on Tuesday, I really believe he would be the one to beat come November. However after reading some of these studies, I think John Mccain might just have an upper hand. What do you think?
Well that was quick. The same day that Obama becomes the Democratic presidential candidate, there is a petition to have Obama team up with Hillary Clinton and make her his Vice Presidential running mate. The grassroots organization called “Women for Fair Politics” has created a website (womenforfairpolitics.com) which strongly supports Hillary Clinton through and through.
On this site located at womenforfairpolitics.com, there is a petition by Lanny J. Davis asking Barack Obama to request that Clinton be his running mate for the 2008 Presidential election.
Here is an excerpt from the site.
“Loyal Hillary Supporters,
We have been asked to post a new petition by Lanny Davis, an old friend of Hillary and Bill Clintons. Each one of us will have to make the painful decision accepting Senator Obama’s nomination or asking Hillary to fight on to the convention! He feels out of respect of her 17,000,000 million voters that she at least deserves the VP slot on the ballot. Mr. Davis would like all of you to sign his petition to ask Senator Obama to place Hillary in nomination for VP. Although we are not endorsing this idea, we respect his opinion as a dear friend of the Clintons for over 40 years.”
As I was writing this article, MSNBC told viewers about this website, and the site almost immediately went down. I’m sure there will be a lot of web traffic going to this site for days to come, so there may be downtime. However if you are a strong Hillary supporter, you may want to join the “Women for Fair Politics” and sign the petition whether you are a woman or not.
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