Clinton Supporters fired up and angry.

[grantcart]

Taking an extended trip to Imperial County, CA.

Speaking with union members of various government unions who were strongly behind Hillary during the primary I am encountering nothing but outrage with the current campaign and more enthusiastic support for Obama than ever before.

These folks who were resigned to support Obama are now vocal and enthusiastic about defeating McCain/Palin.

My prediction: In the end McCain/Palin will not only unify the Democratic Party but help fire up more enthusiasm that has existed since the primaries. These folks who mainly accepted the primary results are now 100% Obama/Biden supporters and they are vocal about it.

[JimGinPA]

1. Good News!

K&R

[flpoljunkie]

2. Thanks for reporting this good news, grantcart!

[blondeatlast]

3. Great to hear! I often wonder if many PUMAs and their sympathizers might just stay home.

[yellowdogintexas]

4. Hope this carries over to those too close to call states, it would really be great.

Hillary Clinton has made it very clear where she stands on the November outcome, her supporters need to take it to heart

[dchill]

5. Gee, I hope that spreads...

to Pennsylvania.

[catgirl]

6. Kick!!

[barack the house]

7. This is the way to go, it's all about us and we are something to be exicted aobut we survived 8years

of the worst administration. We ARE the ones we've been waiting for.

[cboy4]

8. This is not surprising news.

This is like informing me that the sun is hot.

[d.amber]

9. kick!

[grantcart]

10. The only thing that surprised me about it was how extremely vocal they

are getting. It used to be that I would have to prompt the subject to come up, even during the primaries. Now people are bringing it up on their own. What is even more amazing is that most of these people are in law enforcement related areas which tend to be conservative and people try to go out of their way to keep their informal discussion non partisan. The degree of partisan fever is higher now than I have ever seen in this area.

[chill_wind]

11. grantcart, what would you say the catalyst was?

[grantcart]

14. Oddly I think that the catalyst is the Iraq war

Somehow I think that the trivialities of the McCain/Palin campaign has re ignited their anger on the lies about the war. A number of people I talked to had several deployents in Iraq.

[secondwind]

12. too bad you don't live in Virginia............no offense, just sayin...

[The River]

13. Kick

and Rec.