Let's Play "what if".......Obama/Hillary - version 2.0
Ok...for all the people that voted for Obama, if we could rewind with what you know now, would you still vote for Obama or vote for Hillary this time around?
I'm really curious to see who would switch votes.
I didn't vote for Obama so I can't answer this
But, if I did, I would probably go with Hillary, just because I know Bill Clinton would basically be the VP. I trust his judgment out of Obama or Hillary, honestly.
100- habee
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I just saw a poll about this same question yesterday. Hillary would win now, according to the poll. Can't remember which group did the polling.
habee wrote:
I just saw a poll about this same question yesterday. Hillary would win now, according to the poll. Can't remember which group did the polling.
Oh really? Thats interesting that they actually polled people about this haha
Are people even scared to admit they voted for Obama?? haha
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now, seriously i think all those who voted for Obama just wanted change and i ask what was his campaign all about? i think that goes as far as responding to your question on the voters and Obama.
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Sheila watson wrote:
now, seriously i think all those who voted for Obama just wanted change and i ask what was his campaign all about? i think that goes as far as responding to your question on the voters and Obama.
Anytime you use the word all when describing a group of people your argument is already flawed. I normally like to refrain from political and religious discussions because people tend to only hear their perspective, but I will respond to the question.
Yes, I voted for Obama. And no I didn't vote for him simply because change was a catchy tagline. And no, I would not change my vote for Hillary today. I think she's a very good secretary of state. And I think Bill is a very good ambassador. And I think our President is doing a fine job - less than one year in.
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When you say, "all the people who voted for Obama" that includes Republicans like myself who don't participate in Democratic primaries but who do vote in presidential elections and who did actually vote for him. So, either you are actually only asking this question of registered Democrats as it pertains to the primaries, or you are assuming that anyone who voted for Obama would vote for Hillary had she been running against McCain. If the latter is the case, then, no, I would not vote for her for president.
Obama is a year in. He is not doing any worse than any other president would be, and, in my opinion, at least he may actually give a s**t and mean what he says, whether he makes mistakes or not. I'd rather have him make mistakes well intended than some angry a-hole working the agenda for their puppet-master.- Sheila watson
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Himitsu Shugisha wrote:
Sheila watson wrote:
now, seriously i think all those who voted for Obama just wanted change and i ask what was his campaign all about? i think that goes as far as responding to your question on the voters and Obama.
Anytime you use the word all when describing a group of people your argument is already flawed. I normally like to refrain from political and religious discussions because people tend to only hear their perspective, but I will respond to the question.
Yes, I voted for Obama. And no I didn't vote for him simply because change was a catchy tagline. And no, I would not change my vote for Hillary today. I think she's a very good secretary of state. And I think Bill is a very good ambassador. And I think our President is doing a fine job - less than one year in.Yes, i understand but when i said change, i really did not say so cos that was his campaign slogan what i meant was people had grown tired and needed something fresh you know. And me saying all, i didn't mean everyone preent at the time. Really nice perspective from you though.
