I am so tired of seeing these Hillary Clinton threads

[thewiseguy]

God, why cant we just move on? :shrug:

[az chela]

1. I agree

[FrenchieCat]

2. I didn't even feel like posting today.....

because the heat is just tiring.

Obama is the Democratic nominee.

Hillary Clinton is a Democrat.

Bill is in Africa.

Seems like we shouldn't be fighting so.

[PresidentObama]

3. Bingo n/t

[Metric System]

4. Some people here have an agenda it seems. As I wrote in another thread:

The MAJORITY of Hillary supporters are now supporting Obama. Why do you insist on focusing on the 15% or whatever as if it's a reflection on Hillary and the other 85% of her supporters who ARE supporting Obama?!? It's nothing but divisive bullshit. If you think you are contributing to unity anymore than these folks you're obsessed with, well, think again.

Let me repeat myself- the majority of Hillary supporters, with her coaxing, are now supporting Obama as the nominee. WHY are you blaming her for the relatively few who won't back Obama? It makes no sense and tells me that you have an agenda. If Hillary gets the blame for the minority who won't back Obama, who gets credit for the majority of her supporters who are backing him? Something tells me you wouldn't give Hillary credit for that.

[my3boyz]

8. Perhaps I would agree if Hillary wasn't going around floating the idea

of having her in the nomination box. She keeps saying her supporters must be heard. Well, she has a prime time speaking slot where she can say whatever is important to her and her supporters. Why is that not enough for her? Seems she wants it to look like she is supporting Barack but secretly doing everything she can behind the scenes to undermine him.

[Franc_Lee]

5. me too and Bill Clinton is repulsive to see on the tube. -> get over it Bill Obama beat the both of

you.

[styersc]

11. Only to lose without Hillary as the VP.

But that won't be too bad. then we can spend years crying about what a racist, unfair nation we live in. The loss can be blamed on everything except selecting a capable nominee for VP who carries with her a legion of supporters just because of arrogance and pride.

[RNdaSilva]

6. Will fade away about three weeks from tonight.

Hopefully!

[MrSlayer]

7. A good thing to do is start another one.

Because you aren't tired enough it seems.

[yourguide]

9. Sadly...

based on the media reports and Bill's own words, apparently the Clinton's themselves cant move on. Instead of at least showing enough respect to refrain from exposing that their support is indeed luke warm, they go ahead and suggest he's just as ready to be president as you or I. Not really a ringing endorsement.

The primaries are still being waged on this board because the Clinton's continue to wage the primaries themselves.

The whole thing is a shame. I voted for Hillary in 2000 in NY. I voted for Bill twice. I would have never thought this is how everything would roll out.

[wndycty]

10. Exactly, if the Clinton's wanted us to have confidence that they supported Obama. . .

. . .they would act like it.

[catgirl]

12. There's an effort to stir things up again

in hopes to cause chaos at the convention and make it appear
that Hillary was robbed of the nomination. The fact that she is
calling for "her" delegates to be heard and RESPECTED is nauseating.
Apparently they haven't accepted the fact that Obama won, and
I'm wondering if they really want McCain to win so a run in 2012
is possible.

Too bad they haven't noticed that enough voters have gotten behind
Obama and they are looking foolish. This is not the way to earn respect
from your colleagues or from the voters.

[ccharles000]

13. I agree.

If this keeps up I may have to take a vacation. I just came out of the depression of Hillary losing.

[wyldwolf]

14. there is a certain obsessive insecurity among some...