REPEAT AFTER ME: A Vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote for John McCain - says former Clinton SD

[TragedyandHope]

It's time to end this, Hillary.

A leader of the Democratic Party under Bill Clinton has switched his allegiance to Barack Obama and is encouraging fellow Democrats to "heal the rift in our party" and unite behind the Illinois senator.

Bill Clinton appointed Andrew chairman of the DNC near the end of his presidency, and Andrew endorsed the former first lady last year on the day she declared her candidacy for the White House.

Andrew said in his letter that he is switching his support because "a vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote to continue this process, and a vote to continue this process is a vote that assists John McCain."

DNC chairman under Bill Clinton: Unite behind Obama

[tekisui]

1. KNR!

[baldguy]

2. .

[Hepburn]

3. Fucking A!!!

:applause:

[powergirl]

4. Another switch FROM Clinton TO Obama

The tide IS NOT moving in the other direction. I haven't seen a single incident of any SD switching FROM Obama TO Clinton. And we won't ether. Great news! :woohoo:

[rox63]

5. Thank you, Mr Andrew, for telling it like it is n/t

[RichGirl]

44. Yes, thank you.

Back in 2000 a lot of wise men came and told it like it is. Ralph Nader, Michael Moore, Bill Maher, just to name a few, told us there was no difference between Bush and Gore. In fact, they called them Gush and Bore, remember that. And they were...WRONG! We have suffered greatly for that mistake.

The definition of insanity is to do the same thing and expect different results. I hope it doesn't take a President McCain, to show people how totally different Hillary is.

I think very highly of Obama. But, his supporters have lifted him up so high on very little solid evidence. Without anything to lift him you have to push down, to demonize Hillary. Open your eyes just long enough to see that he is not the savior and she is not the devil.

Your extremist attitude has hurt Obama. When you lift a person unrealistically, you also lift expectations. Obama is getting this trashing from the Wright situation because his supporters have created an image that his judgment is perfection and he can do no wrong. Turns out he's human and he doesn't always have good judgement.

[D23MIURG23]

61. The point isn't that Hillary and McCain are the same.

The point is that Hillary can't win, and she is bloodying the candidate almost certain to become our nominee.

[4themind]

6. K+R

[catgirl]

7. Wow, an SD finally speaking up!

[Independent-Voter]

8. Smart man for coming around

[Coexist]

9. great quote!

[rndmprsn]

10. K&R

telling the truth

[livingmadness]

11. Repeat it?

Dang - its my signature line!!!!! ;)

[SIMPLYB1980]

12. Yet another small d democrat.

A Vote for Clinton is a Vote Clinton not McCain. So much bitterness coming from camp Obama it would be funny if it wasn't so sad.

[tekisui]

17. But, this came from a Clinton supporter.

He switched on his own, and made his own statement. He wasn't even lobbied by Obama.

[Stuckinthebush]

40. You and your damn "facts"

Cut that out! :D

[grantcart]

19. Are you aware that he was appointed by Bill as DNC chairman?

[SIMPLYB1980]

25. I'm perfectly aware of that, however as a DEMOCRAT I belive

a vote for Clinton is a vote for Clinton, and a vote for Obama is a vote for Obama, neither is a vote for McCain and any democrat that doesn't see that is not a democrat EMO.

[NorthCarolina]

60. Well except for the fact that this is the primaries not the GE

and it's pretty well known that a chunk of voters for Hillary in these primaries do so only to keep her in the game and will not be there for her come November.

[greguganus]

21. Joe Andrew is dead to her now. n/t

[SIMPLYB1980]

26. Not dead to me, just a tool helping the republicans.

[Hepburn]

34. The only tool helping the Repukes is Repuke Lite DINO Hilly.

IMO, Andrews has it 100% correct ~~ if you support Hillary Clinton, you are working for John McCain. This NEEDS to be repeated again and again. People like you HARM the Democratic Party.

JMHO

[CoffeeCat]

27. Go ahead and dismiss it...

...Even though he was a Clinton appointee, and even though he endorsed Hillary
Clinton on the day she announced....he's probably from a small state....or a caucus
state...or a state with fewer electoral votes...or a state where yellow pantsuits are
illegal.

This story just made MSNBC!

[Hepburn]

28. I see you are supporting McCain....

...why?

[SIMPLYB1980]

32. Nope I support Clinton.

Why do you support McCain? I will vote for Obama if he wins will you vote for Clinton if she wins?

[Hepburn]

35. Any support of Clinton is support for McCain.

Actually, I am an Edwards supporter who came over to Obama because Hillary Clinton is a lying DINO piece of shit. I have NEVER voted for a Republican in my life ~~ and if Hilly (gawd forbid) is the nominee, I will continue my life-long tradition of NEVER voting for a Repubbie. That means that under no circumstances will I vote for the lying piece of shit, Hillary Clinton. In fact, in the NY US Senate race, after she loses the nom for POTUS if she decides to run again for the US Sen and there is a Dem challenger to her, I can guarantee that the challenger will get a large donation from me and I will work to see she gets defeated before she gets a chance to put her name on the ballot for that GE.

I truly and completely hate her and always will.

[SIMPLYB1980]

37. My such bitterness why do you cling to your hate?

[Hepburn]

39. Because Hillary Clinton is worthy of the effort.

Any other questions? :hi:

[SIMPLYB1980]

41. Glad to know who the people with unrational hatred are.

You must attend a church like pastor wrights.:P

[NanceGreggs]

62. Absolute perfection!

GREAT RESPONSE!!!

[still_one]

30. and what was the vote for the IWR? A vote for death, higher energy and food prices

and what is perhaps even worse it took over a year before she even slightly mentioned that vote might have been wrong

She and the other Democrats who voted for the IWR knew it over rode the War Powers Act, and that there was no need for it

How can one take it seriously that she isn't a war monger when she voted for the Kyle/Lieberman ammmendment, and recently said she would nuke Iran if they attacked Israel

To me there is something terribly wrong with leadership like that

[Pavlovs DiOgie]

13. K&R!

[tammywammy]

14. recommended

[mattclearing]

15. Man, that's pretty harsh.

That takes, "End the drama, Vote Obama" to a whole new level.

[gblady]

46. I like that...

End the drama, vote Obama!
Short,sweet and to the point!

[arundhatiroyfan]

16. K&R

[uberblonde]

18. I suppose I would take this more seriously...

If the Obama Fan Base hadn't created an atmosphere where any elected official who does not love The Precious is smeared as a racist or, if he/she is black, as a race traitor who will now be taken out with a primary challenge.

I wonder what they really think? You know, if they weren't being threatened and blackmailed.

[greguganus]

20. Yes, you REALLY ARE an uber blonde. Keep polishing your tin foil hat. n/t

[Binka]

58. Bleach Kills Brain Cells

[CoffeeCat]

22. Wow....he had endorsed Hillary!

I wonder if she had him in her column? Was he officially in anyone's column?

This is extraordinary.

From the recent news reports--both candidates know who is in their camp--and who isn't. They
both know the score.

[TheDoorbellRang]

36. Yes. He was in her column over at DemConWatch

They just switched him over to Obama -- a net gain of two for Obama!:woohoo:

Count per DCW now stands at C = 260; O = 243

[RaleighNCDUer]

47. One of the very many early endorsements, from when she was

thought to be inevitable. There are probably more than a few of that first pre-primary endorsement group that are having very serious second thoughts.

I hope this starts a trend.

If Obama overwhelms her in NC and beats her in IN, there will be more.

[Coexist]

49. she did, on her website.

[still_one]

23. It is either a vote for change, or a vote for the same old politics that have brought us to where we

are.

That someone should be rewarded for voting for the IWR is beyond me. The excuse that I was misled doesn't cut it. Everyone who knew the folly of Viet Nam knew the War Powers Act was what held the executive branch in check for undeclared wars.

What the IWR did is over-rule the War Powers Act, and remove Congressional oversight of that war off the executive branch

The Iraq war is responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths, and is the reason energy and food prices have hurt people so much

A vote for that war is unforgivable

[newmajority]

24. Thank you Joe!

Game over, Hillary. Enjoy your new career as a "FAUX Noize contributor"

[bigtree]

29. ooh, another party insider telling us what to do

[cali]

38. he's not telling you what to do. He's telling you what he believes

I don't see why anyone would have a problem with that.

[Exilednight]

43. Hillary is the one running as an insider candidate. Obama in the insurgent candidate. I wonder....

what one insider knows about another insider that would make them back the insurgent?

[Forkboy]

50. Hillary had no problems with that "party insider" not too long ago.

"Joe was a strong leader who put the Democratic Party on the right path,” Clinton said. "I'm honored to have his support."

http://www.hillaryclinton.com/news/release/view/?id=411...

[caseycoon]

31. K&R He speaks truth! :) n/t

[pberq]

33. a vote for Hillary is a vote for McCain - nt

[Hope And Change]

42. K & R!

:kick:

[me b zola]

45. K&R

:bounce:

[TragedyandHope]

48. Kick for the noon crowd

:kick:

[Tribetime]

51. K/R

[Coexist]

52. kick

[DogPoundPup]

53. K./.R

[quantass]

54. Intelligence from the Clinton Camp? Never thought i'd hear it! Smart man!

[Rosa Luxemburg]

55. At last another nail in the coffin!

[ampad]

56. Hell yes

Someone finally speaking the truth K&R

[depakid]

57. Seems to me its time for a reality check

As is becoming clearer every day, both of the current candidates are likely to be losers in the fall.

There's still a mechanism in place to change that, though....

[Writer]

59. It really does sound like he switched his support in order to end the primary.

Not for ideological reasons.