Loading ...I understand, but refuse to believe that Obama and Clinton can become fast friends or even allies after Clinton’s loss to Obama. If Clinton was that firm of a believer in Barack Obama then SHE WOULD NOT HAVE RUN AGAINST HIM! She did not think that he could run the country to her standards so she ran on her own platform. His whipping of her did not change his political stance and I do not see where you can do a complete turn around and now support the person that you did not believe in from the start. This is what I hate the most about politics.
If you answer my question with a “because they are both Democrats” then you are as lost as the rest of these fools. I identify most with Republicans, but that does not mean that I support George W. Bush. I do not agree with him nor will I ever agree with him on a host of issues. I hope that Marsha Blackburn, a Republican, is defeated by her Democrat opponent in the general election. I do not support anyone because of their party affiliation and it scares the hell out of me to think that people blindly follow a political party.
If you do not believe in a person’s platform from the onset then how can you ever? I am not saying some small issues or that you may not have understood their stance, but now do. I am talking their core beliefs. You have to research the candidates platform and not their party affiliation. EC Jones was a wonderful conservative that ran as a Democrat. He was as conservative as anyone I know and I would have voted for him over any Republican I know because of his CORE beliefs. I take the time to learn what people are about and not just the R or D beside their name. I have voted for I’s, R’s and D’s since I have been able to vote. I vote in the Republican Primary and on general day I vote for who I think is best to represent ME as should everyone.
Austin
