Okay Julio, representative of the Latino vote, why are they going for Hillary? I understand the asians - they tend to gravitate toward white, wealth and education, separate themselves from what they see as the lower classes. At least our friends are that way. But why latinos?
I (Franz) really don't have a problem with Hillary. I think she would make a great President, better than McCain, Huckabee and definately Romney. Her ideas are sound and would better this country.
I am still unclear why the GOP, and some people, have a probem with her. The GOP plainly hate (and love) Hillary(gender is undoubtedly an issue for the established patriarchy), but in reality who really cares about what Republicans think? When have they ever cared about what we the people think? Listening to right wing radio is always interesting in that they clearly are extremely angry with liberals who are continually called stupid, dumb, hateful, ignorant, etc...) Funny as they have been in power for the last 7 years and have really set us on the road to hell. Funny that way! I think the primaries are revealing in that Conservatives (like Rush) want a candidate that will not compromise what they consider their values (while imposing them upon everyone else)and are attacking moderates such as McCain for their willingness to compromise with the left. Frankly, I see a wide divide between the Dems and the Repubs. Their longing to fight Hillary is really representative of their fear of Obama and their need to demonize her is just plain childish.
Republicans don't need to demonize Hillary, she does a fine job of self-incrimination. She is a very intelligent woman, but lies and Machiavellian tactics don't align well with every political philosphy (this comment is not exclusive). Since Hillary and Obama have such similar views on issues, why not select a canidate who would unify the American public instead of one who would clearly, for whatever reason you may claim, polarize our nation. Obama 2008. -Brian
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Okay Julio, representative of the Latino vote, why are they going for Hillary? I understand the asians - they tend to gravitate toward white, wealth and education, separate themselves from what they see as the lower classes. At least our friends are that way. But why latinos?
I (Franz) really don't have a problem with Hillary. I think she would make a great President, better than McCain, Huckabee and definately Romney. Her ideas are sound and would better this country.
I am still unclear why the GOP, and some people, have a probem with her. The GOP plainly hate (and love) Hillary(gender is undoubtedly an issue for the established patriarchy), but in reality who really cares about what Republicans think? When have they ever cared about what we the people think? Listening to right wing radio is always interesting in that they clearly are extremely angry with liberals who are continually called stupid, dumb, hateful, ignorant, etc...) Funny as they have been in power for the last 7 years and have really set us on the road to hell. Funny that way! I think the primaries are revealing in that Conservatives (like Rush) want a candidate that will not compromise what they consider their values (while imposing them upon everyone else)and are attacking moderates such as McCain for their willingness to compromise with the left. Frankly, I see a wide divide between the Dems and the Repubs. Their longing to fight Hillary is really representative of their fear of Obama and their need to demonize her is just plain childish.
Republicans don't need to demonize Hillary, she does a fine job of self-incrimination. She is a very intelligent woman, but lies and Machiavellian tactics don't align well with every political philosphy (this comment is not exclusive). Since Hillary and Obama have such similar views on issues, why not select a canidate who would unify the American public instead of one who would clearly, for whatever reason you may claim, polarize our nation. Obama 2008.
-Brian
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