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>first...the "people (who say they) are gonna vote for >McStain"-argument: > >what better/quicker "way" to REALLY bring about change >in this country..than to re-install the GOPee party, >to what many detractors see as "the (potential) end of >the United States"? Personally...at this time, eye'm >gonna vote for Nader or McKinney, myself...but the >original statement stands. > >second...the "Clinton screwed up domestic >oil"-argument: > >THERE IS NO OIL SHORTAGE...the last person on this >planet will choke, gasp and die from the byproducts of >oil-use LONG BEFORE "anybody runs out".. > >third...what is the difference between Hillary >supporters, any other voter(s), whose candidate didn't >make the cut? > >None whatsoever..if you don't get the candidate you >want, find another..or don't vote. In the nature of >"spite" refer to the first-item on this list/post. > >There are people (perhaps (ex)-Hillary supporters and >others) who (still) have qualms/doubts about the >"come-from-nowhere" aspect of Barak Obama's >candidacy...there are those who (might) say, "Baraks >the younger one, it was up to him to, 'wait his >turn'". (Note: whether YOU want to "see" this reason >as a blatent admission that it WAS Hillary's "TURN" or >that, the simple truth of American social culture >was/is, a (qualified) white woman was gonna be >elected, before the 1st qualified black man (or woman) >- is up to you. But eye will remind (some of) you >again...the "establishment" that has the MOST TO LOSE >from the (whatever it ends up being) "change" heralded >by Obama gravitated to him, and not her >(Hillary)...that, and the still considerable (what eye >call) unnatural hatred and dissention (fear - of her - >quotient?) towards (both) the Clintons, clearly made >HER the "ANTI-establishment candidate" whom, in (some >of) the minds of anyone paying attention had the most >to "change" TO the establishment and the >establishment, had the MOST TO FEAR - from. > >All of this, aside...Nader's words (still) say it best: > >If the democrat party can't win THIS ELECTION, they >need to disappear and come back (if possible) as - >something else.

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