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June 30th, 2008 12 Comments

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12 Responses to ““Pro Clinton” PUMA Group Is Republican Front”

  1. DavidinMD says:
    June 30, 2008 at 3:08 pm

    Let’s get moving on an in-depth expose of Hillaryis44.org and that A-Rod guy that runs the site while we’re at it. It’s been painfully obvious that these groups were pushed by rightwing types behind the scenes. You can tell by just spending a little time reading the posts. It’s funny; they vet new members more strenuously than the Secret Service! What’s sad, though, is that they knew they’d be able to manipulate many actual Clinton voters simply by moving among them and whipping them into a frenzy, even as they swore to vote against their own interests. It doesn’t take much effort when you’re dealing with the painfully misinformed and highly emotional types that are seeking like minds to console them. Playing on their racial ideals (the ones most wouldn’t admit to publicly) and convincing them that Obama was treating them like he was a sexist pig was just too easy, they wanted to believe SOMETHING was wrong – Hillary was the chosen one, right? And so, they created a monster.

    It’s like each election, federal, state and local, peels away a new layer of shameful activity on the part of the GOP and its’ tentacles. This was only the primary; I can’t even begin to think what they’ll unleash by summer’s end.

  2. Sean D. Martin says:
    July 11, 2008 at 4:41 pm

    Just testing something out by posting a comment to an older, obscure article.

    <a href=”http://www.oliverwillis.com/index.php/2008/07/09/911-911-911/”

  3. Sean D. Martin says:
    July 11, 2008 at 4:41 pm

    Just testing something out by posting a comment to an older, obscure article.

    link 1

  4. Sean D. Martin says:
    July 11, 2008 at 4:47 pm

    OK, I lied. Two more. :)

    blah blah blah link 1 blah blah blah

  5. Sean D. Martin says:
    July 11, 2008 at 4:48 pm

    blah blah blah link 2 blah blah blah

  6. Gina says:
    July 27, 2008 at 2:25 pm

    THE PUMAS ARE TOTALLY JUSTIFIED …

    1. Contrary to what Obamabots say …
    Obama and Hillary were in a dead heat,
    when the DNC pressured Hillary into not
    only conceding, but campaigning for Obama.
    2. Obama is once again in a dead heat, but now
    with McCain, even though Obamabots act like
    Obama has already won (like they did in the
    primaries against Hillary). So, this means that
    half of the Democrats, and all the Republicans
    (3/4 of America) dIdn’t want Obama. Plus, he
    didn’t even win the popular vote, and refused a
    revote in Michigan and Florida.
    3. Obama has the thinnest resume in politics, and
    he won state legislature and Senator by
    disqualifications of his opponents, not by earned
    experience, or votes.
    4. Obama’s one claim to fame is being a community
    organizer, where he boasts of registering voters.
    Then he took their votes away from them, by
    disqualifying his opponents on technicalities, prior
    to the election.
    5. Obama’s mentor of 20 years, was an anti-American
    racist … not to mention other unsavory associations.
    6. Obama is simply buying the election, since he’s
    good at fund raising … hardly a qualification to be
    President of the United States.
    7. The media never vetted Obama, and they are
    giving him a free ride, plus more than twice the
    print and air time as McCain, as they did against
    Hillary.
    8. 90% of blacks are voting for Obama, because he is
    black, while the campaign gained ground by
    accusing most opponents of racism.
    9. Obamabots were, and are extremely nasty and sarcastic
    towards Hillary supporters, as well as McCain supporters,
    and now they spew condescending remarks, like ‘get over it’

  7. Jason says:
    July 29, 2008 at 4:23 pm

    Amen Gina,
    For someone who has been advertised as a different kind of politician he really turned out to be more of a typical politician then anyone could ever imagine. The arrogance of Obama and his supporters combined with the willingness to not count votes, the media acting like the whole thing is over and declaring a winner has led me to the decision to write in Hillary.

  8. Melba says:
    August 12, 2008 at 12:03 pm

    Whatever Jason and Gina… Funny thing is it was YOUR candidate that was pro Michigan and Florida loosing their delegates.

    Whatver she took a risk and LOST.. thats what happens.

    Get over it.

  9. Tony says:
    August 19, 2008 at 1:34 pm

    If you want to let John McCain fill the federal judiciary with right wing judges, and possibly the Supreme Court, fine. If you want to keep the government agencies in Republican control, fine. If you want anoter war-mongering president, fine. Vote for McCain, or half-vote for him by not voting (or writing in, third party, whatever).

    If you don’t want those things but have a temper tantrum, and by doing so let McCain win the presidency, you will be responsible for letting those things happen. The Republicans will vote for McCain, including the religious right–even if they hold their nose while doing it. PUMA people should do the same (unless, of course, they really are just Republicans.)

  10. Jeff Kostko says:
    September 3, 2008 at 11:19 am

    This “PUMA” group bores me. They are an embarrassment to the DNC and quit frankly are an oxi-moronic group that represents the very small number of “non-united dems” they claim to hate. What logic is there behind a group that claims to have formed due to “the DNC not being united” so in turn they continue “the divide” and vote for the opposite candidate? Sounds like the group is full of selfish, lazy, whinny individuals who are unable to look beyond their personal needs rather than give in and accept defeat and unite. Ignorance must still be bliss here in America. Obama ‘08.
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  11. lacria says:
    September 5, 2008 at 2:44 pm

    So you say you believe in hilary! Yet you post comments like she was pressured in to quitting and campaigining for obama!!! How Stupid do you think hillary is, she is tough and a strong woman. I do not see her giving in to the DNC, she is smart enough to know when she lost! Yes it was a very tight race but somebody had to win. That is just like two basketball team that are playing and the score is tied but just at the buzzer someone gets the ball in they won!!! You have two very strong contenders there supporters love them very much. when someone loses you shake the other mans hands and go at again the next time. This is so stupid what you all are doing and very childest!! Why not vote on the issues, not because someone is a women or black or white!Someone Who has you and your family at interest and that is who you vote for!!! I love hillary she makes me proud to be a woman and Barack makes even more proud to be african american! I voted for Barack because he advocates change and gives young people and older people hope again!!! I he is very honest and sincere and wants to help people turn there lives arounds.

    LaCria Hicks

  12. Lady L says:
    November 18, 2008 at 12:21 pm

    I just thought i would come back and say We Won the Obma bots!!!… It was not even a contest. If you can look beyond race and all of this garbage the media is putting out then you will no that the best canidate has won!!!…

    I pray that all of the racist people out there that hate a man they do not know i pray you all “get over it”