The American Spectator

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Mike Harris br> MAJ, US Army /p>

"By Nov. 4, the battle lines may be drawn so starkly, with such powerful appeals to partisan loyalty, that even Hillary's most bitter backers will feel obliged to vote for Obama."

There is not a snowball's chance in hell that I will feel obliged, nor will I have any inclination to vote for Obama. PERIOD!

p>I live in Florida and am still bitter over 2000. Why would anyone believe that the wounds of this primary will heal by then when 2000 is still festering in my soul. At this point I hold the DNC and the Obama campaign in the same reverence as Bush and the gang-of-five. There is no difference. br> -- T. Monack br> N. Lauderdale, Florida /p> p> I am a 58-year-old male who was a Republican for 35 years. I came over to the Dems because of Obama. I feel like everyone is tiptoeing around the Clintons and I don't want to offend them. As a white man from Alabama I can smell racism a mile away with the Clinton people. Her win-at-all-cost attitude sacrificing her own principles and using race to advance her cause is a terrible thing. She has lost the race and I know it's difficult but there is a higher cause to pursue. I don't trust the Clintons as I told my brother who happens to be a friend of theirs. There is a reason for her low integrity ratings. I hope the Clinton people will help us defeat the Republicans and prove those integrity polls to be false. I don't know their hearts but at this point they have reinforced my mistrust. br> -- Patrick House /p> p> I read your article on Hillary Clinton and I will not vote for Obama. I have been a Democrat for all of my adult life and I have never seen anyone treated like Hillary has. Everyone has gone crazy over someone that has done nothing on his own. In Chicago his friend put his name on things that he didn't even write. He goes to a church where a crazy person preaches, has friends that blow things and people up. For the first time I will hold my nose and I will vote for McCain. Unless we can get Hillary to run as an Independent.

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