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Name: Keri Benoit on Mar 13, 2008Comments: There are no circumstance which would allow me to live with myself after casting a vote for Barack Obama; a person who came out of nowhere, who has not one whit of experience, who has played the race card over and over, who has lied, has ties to criminals, blames Hillary Clinton if the sun doesn't sun, and never says anything in a speech but Hope Change and Believe. He is simply not qualified for the job. Also, his supporters have turned so many I know against his candidacy by their immature, vicious and outrageous behavior of intimidation, threats of violence and cruel, insulting words. His candidacy is a nightmare for the Democrats and a dream come true for the Republicans. Wake up DNC!
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Name: Lynn Tulumello on Mar 14, 2008Comments: This guy is a joke, and the media is pushing this joke right into the white house. Barrack Obama should take is religiosity of politics and go home with it.
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Name: Miranda Fontenot on Mar 14, 2008Comments: The Democratic Party has become the new Republican Party. It now steals elections and gives them to whom they want. I will not condone this or support this party any longer if this continues.
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Name: Pamela Tanagi on Mar 14, 2008Comments: I could not vote for B. H. Obama due to feeling deep in my head, heart and soul that he is not who he says he is, that he will do differently after being elected, and he is not the right person for the job due to lack of experience.
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Name: Gracia Berry on Mar 14, 2008Comments: i am 69 years old and have voted in every election since i was 21. if obama is the nominee i will NOT vote and neither will most of my friends. we are all disgusted with the failure of the party to support hillary clinton.
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Name: Mercy on Mar 14, 2008Comments: I dont gamble with my country
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 14, 2008Comments: And he better not be #2 on the ticket either or I'm still not voting for him.
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Name: James Holloway on Mar 14, 2008Comments: I think the above speaks volumes. However, being a floridian if our vote doesn't count it will turn red in november.
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Name: Susan Nunes on Mar 14, 2008Comments: He is a 50-state loser.
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Name: Ken Bennett on Mar 14, 2008Comments: I wouldn't vote for this fraud if he were the only person running. He's an empty suit, a liar, a racist, runs with racists, does nothing to squelch any talk of violence around him, has maniacs for followers but mostly he's NOT QUALIFIED TO BE DOG CATCHER, LET ALONE PRESIDENT. Snap out of it people! NO OBAMA EVER! And I'm African American.
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Name: Hillary History on Mar 14, 2008Comments: I am honored to join all of the other 55+ year old women on this petition. Thank you for bringing me into the fold of fuddy-duddy paranoids who believe that Obama's momentum is a "stolen election" and that Hillary is somehow owed the Presidency vis-a-vie her misguided sense of entitlement.
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Name: Barbara Avallon on Mar 14, 2008Comments:
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Name: Terry Ross on Mar 14, 2008Comments: As someone that has voted for the Democratic nominee in every Presidential election since 1972, even if they weren't my primary choice, I wholeheartedly agree. If Senator Obama is the nominee, I'll be casting aa write-in ballot since I do not believe the Senator from Illinios is qualified for the Presidency.
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Name: Sour Grapes on Mar 14, 2008Comments: How dare that uppity negro interfere with the coronation of Queen Hillary!! And look at those young people!! Who told them they were allowed to ruin our elections by voting in them!! Wah!!
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Name: Karl Kenneth Kleagle on Mar 14, 2008Comments: Ra-ho-wah!
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Name: Geraldine Ferraro on Mar 14, 2008Comments: You guys are a bunch of idiots.
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Name: Herb Tarlek on Mar 14, 2008Comments:
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Name: Arizona Joe on Mar 14, 2008Comments: YES, YES, YES!!! OBAMA IS A MUSLIM AGENT AND WE NEED TO STOP HIM NOW!!!
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 14, 2008Comments: If somehow he pulls the nomination using race card and minority crap, than i and all my family and many other democrats i know in area will switch and vote for John Mccain. We are tired of all the lies, and fake talks of Obama with real value and solution.
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Name: Ken Kagawa on Mar 14, 2008Comments:
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Name: John McCain on Mar 14, 2008Comments: Thank you for your support Visit my website http://therealmccain.com/
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Name: Stella on Mar 14, 2008Comments: Well, many Democrats like myself will not vote for him but most blacks are a big part of the Democratic party and they will certainly come out to vote for Obama in November. I think Obama with the media help started this race mess because he knew blacks respected the Clintons and he needed them to be on his side so why not make Bill and Hillary and now Ferraro black haters. Congratulation Obama, mission accomplished.
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Name: Shit Ass on Mar 14, 2008Comments: This is absolutely 'shit ass' nonsense!
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Name: Bill Clinton on Mar 14, 2008Comments: It's just like I said in SC: "Jesse Jackson won South Carolina in '84 and '88. Jackson ran a good campaign. And Obama ran a good campaign here." Consider it a preemptive strike. Who does he think he is keeping my wife from her coronation
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 14, 2008Comments: I love my Country, I am a Christian and I promise you me and my family will no longer be members of the Dem party if our party allows this racial trained canidate to become our nominee.
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Name: Billy Jo Bob on Mar 14, 2008Comments: Y'all are soundin' a lot like those religious right folks that whopped up on them dems in 'ot 4 I reckon y'all should step back a take a look in the mirror and see what you've become.... republicans.
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Name: Laura on Mar 14, 2008Comments:
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Name: Mark on Mar 14, 2008Comments: You had your chance Barack and decided to divide the party.
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 14, 2008Comments: I will focus on State/Congressional and local campaign elections in my home state of Ohio if Obama is the Democratic Nominee. I want our nominee to be the candidate who was chosen by the Democratic Party because he of his political leadership, convictions and proven experience not because black Americans want a black man to be the President. Heck, if that's how they see it, the O.J Simpson could very well be the nominee.
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Name: Fritz Birtzer on Mar 14, 2008Comments: "Hussein"
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Name: Betsy on Mar 14, 2008Comments: If Obama is the democratic candidate I will vote for McCain! Hillary gives us the best chance to win in november!
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Name: Claudia on Mar 14, 2008Comments: As a lifelong Democrat I will not be voting for Obama if he is the nominee. I am disgusted with the DNC and Howard Dean for what he has allowed to happen to our party. Senator Clinton has been treated so unfairly and I will not be rewarding the Democratic party with a vote this November for condoning this behavior. Shame on you!
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Name: Elizabeth Handley on Mar 14, 2008Comments: The Clintons ARE race-baiters and many, many Democrats will not support THAT.
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Name: Rebecca Wilson on Mar 14, 2008Comments: In light of the exposure of a video where Mr. Wright calls for the damning of America, Senator Obama is a liability to the Democratic Party. He chose Mr. Wright as his close personal mentor for 20 years. Disavowing Mr. Wright's words at this point is disingenuous at best and reeks of political expediency and insincerity.
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 14, 2008Comments: In light of the exposure of a video where Mr. Wright calls for the damning of America, Senator Obama is a liability to the Democratic Party. He chose Mr. Wright as his close personal mentor for 20 years. Disavowing Mr. Wright's words at this point is disingenuous at best and reeks of political expediency and insincerity.
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Name: Jody White on Mar 14, 2008Comments:
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Name: J Swick on Mar 14, 2008Comments: The pastor thing did him in for me, after all he attended that same church with the same pastor for 20 years & nothing was said until he was forced to denounce him. That was just a political play.
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Name: Martha Gore on Mar 14, 2008Comments: If Obama is the nominee, I will not vote for him. I will not even bother to vote in the November election. That means that even Democrats running for the House or Senate will not get my vote or any of the women in my group.
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Name: Sherry Morrison on Mar 14, 2008Comments: In light of recent developements, I believe the DNC should seriously reconsider Obama as the nominee. Hillary warned he had not been vetted. Now here were are, this late in the game and what a mess it is. It is YOUR mess. I will NOT support the democrats if Obama is the nominee.
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Name: Dianne Sowder on Mar 14, 2008Comments:
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Name: Hannity on Mar 14, 2008Comments: This petition is idiotic. Obama did not participate in any race baiting, the Clinton's did. Perhaps many of the signers of this petition don't actually understand what the term race baiting means. For a review of the facts of who has been race baiting in this entire election, check the facts here: http://clintonattacksobama.pbwiki.com/Incident+Tracker
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Name: JOHN PREECE on Mar 15, 2008Comments:
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Name: Christie Sampson on Mar 15, 2008Comments:
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Name: Christie Sampson on Mar 15, 2008Comments:
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Name: Bellasgrams on Mar 15, 2008Comments: I am sick of the double standard. KO use to be my favorite, now he's no better than ex-Tucker. Tweety is another. Come to think of it I don't like any of them anymore.
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 15, 2008Comments: Go Hillary!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Name: Brian Anderson on Mar 15, 2008Comments: Brobama will first and formost have a black adgenda.. .Any white cantidate would have a no "color" adgenda. Also another LIE brobama is telling...he acts like he wasn't in church for every sermon that was "racist" that we exposed...I find it very hard to believe that a racist seperatist pastor did not speak that way on a semi regular basis.. and because of this I think the odds of brobama NEVER hearing such statements...or NEVER being aware these views were embraced not only by reverand hate but by all the spear chuckers in the pews, are VERY slim odds..actually damn near impossible that he was "in the dark" on these "values" and his racist wife has shown her true colors in statements like "its the first time she is proud of the people (whites)..." I will vote for HRC...if she isn't on the ticket top...and brobama is...I will put McCain in...I rather have another blatent monster in office...that a sneeky racist
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Name: Jay Sheer on Mar 15, 2008Comments:
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Name: Jodda Mitchell on Mar 15, 2008Comments: The reason I cannot vote for Obama is because he casts himself as being anti-war, but he consistently voted to fund the War of Terror every time it came up for a vote. I simply cannot see that much difference between his policies and those of McCain.
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Name: Cari on Mar 15, 2008Comments: