What I saw in N.H.

What I saw waws a bunch of Democrats a little worried about the republican suupport tha Obama is getting, and came out to make sure that a democrat won the election.( Let me make this statement first, I an FOR JOHN EDWARD but my second choice is Hillary), I hear about all the republican ind. votes that Obama is getting and when he speaks some time he sounds as if he is addressing republican instead of Denocrats. I hear all the Unity junk and bi partisian and I know one thing the republicans aren't going bipartisian unless it is the republican way or the hway for the democrats, and that is what I am seeing in Obama... I have thought from the beginning that he was getting too much Republican suport to please me. There was bipartisian support in this country during the years 1930's to the 1950's but it wasn't through a President, it was between the Moderate Republican Congresssmena & Senators in the North and the Conservative Democrats in the South,

fact that a man with a solidly progressive voting record was able to attract them, well--who the fuck cares? Let's run with the John Kerry again. Good move. I'm not sure whether I'm going to laugh or cry when she loses in November--all I can say is, what's Bloomberg up to?

No wonder the Democratic Party has declined in recent decades. Even the supreme mess made by the Bushistas won't hurt the GOP if Dems think this way.

to Cynthia McKinney and bragged about it.

...or just Mitt Romney see it.....(just kidding)

to how I feel.A centrist at best.seems hell bent on compromise with the Pukes . Usually thry wait until nomination to rush to the center.

Somehow, I doubt that.

They're both Washington insiders. Both senators. Both have a lot of money from corporations. Both are far more conservative than I am. Both have often supported Bush's wars in their votes. Neither is talking about seriously shaking up the system or going after the corporations.

I'll vote for whomever gets the Democratic nomination, but I really think it is stupid of Obama's supporters and Hillary's supporters to throw mud at one another's candidates. They're actually very similar.

The candidates I would like to see elected have dropped out or are being ignored by the media. Edwards has far better positions on corporations, healthcare, and many other issues than either Obama or Hillary, but he's being ignored. It's too bad.

That's a sure way to victory. We finally have a progressive who can win over Republicans. Its a good thing.