Letters to the Editor
Karla_1960
Published Letters: 7
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Because the longer the fight goes one, the better it is for the Republicans
[Read the article: Let 'em duke it out]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]It was only a matter of time before Clinton would go kitchen sink on Obama. No surprise there. Most of it is OK or at least nonsense, like photoshopping a photograph of Obama to make him appear blacker. It’s stupid and just proves how out of touch her campaign has been. However when she stated that John McCain is more qualified to be President than Obama, that’s not an attack on Obama, that’s an attack on her own party. It strongly implies that if she does not get the nomination, she could well vote for McCain. And no one benefits from this except McCain. Oh, and by the way, remember when Michelle Obama was raked over the coals when she said she would have to think about it before she would cast a vote for Hillary? Where is the outrage at Clinton? She will stop at nothing to get back in the white house, even if it means screwing over her own party. It’s time for her to go: http://hillarystepaside.com/
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Because it destroying the hopes of the Democratic Party
[Read the article: Let 'em duke it out]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Incredible damage was done to the Democratic Party with Clinton's tactics. She actually endorsed a Republican candidate: "I know Senator McCain has a lifetime of experience to the White House…And Senator Obama has a speech he gave in 2002." This was not an attack on Obama; it was an attack on the Democratic Party. Clinton has made it clear she wants to win and will step over the corpse of her own party to do it --it will be her or no one. Remember a few weeks ago when Michelle Obama said she would have "to think about it" before she voted for Clinton? The woman was nearly stoned for betraying the party. Where is the outrage against Clinton?
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No
[Read the article: Should Florida and Michigan vote again? ]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Howard Dean said it best: "The rules were set a year and a half ago. Florida and Michigan voted for them and then decided that they didn't need to abide by the rules. When you're in a contest you do need to abide by the rules. You cannot violate the rules of the process and then expect to get forgiven for it."