Except no Republicans amongst my acquaintance has ever called me a racist. No Republican amongst my acquaintance has inferred that because I am an older woman that I am not worthy of respect or inclusion in a political process. In fact, I would be willing to bet that almost any Republican and their supporters would be damned happy to have all the older woman that support Hillary support them and their candidates.

Although I’m not a Republican (not into parties, but issues), but overall conservatives respect older voters as they respect wisdom and traditions (well at least Traditionals).

But don’t count on the GOP to respect you, though. Neo-Cons that run it now aren’t conservatives, they’re actually Far-Left Commies and are behind the mudslinging so seen with Swift Boating candidates. Traditionals don’t like McInsane any better than liberals like him, which is a rare agreement between ideologies. It’s crazy that as a Traditional conservative I wind up defending Dems over Kerry and Dan Rather and other issues, but I do so not because of party but what’s good for the country (a healthy check and balance is critical to maintain our way of life). Unfortunately, partisanship drowns out that folks on either side of the aisle care more about country than party loyalty, though.

Not all on the Right are fascists, like not all on the Left are anarchists. That gets lost in the partisanship today, when either side is seen as the enemy.

If she does indeed lose the nomination and she asks us to support Obama, I will not listen.

I respect Senator Clinton enormously. But even that respect will not make me do something that my conscience and my soul see as wrong.

After all the disgusting things that have been said about Hillary Clinton in this campaign, and about her supporters, voting for Obama would be saying that those things and those tactics are fine with me. Just politics as usual, right? And now we must all get together and defeat the evil Republicans, right?

Except no Republicans amongst my acquaintance has ever called me a racist. No Republican amongst my acquaintance has inferred that because I am an older woman that I am not worthy of respect or inclusion in a political process. In fact, I would be willing to bet that almost any Republican and their supporters would be damned happy to have all the older woman that support Hillary support them and their candidates.

Not saying I will ever vote for a Republican although not saying I won’t. Now that I have shed the burden of being a party loyalist I can now vote for whomever I believe will be the best person for the job. It’s liberating really. And the Democratic Party and its leadership can go to hell. With the exception of Bill and Hillary Clinton and their supporters, of course.

Personally, I prefer a moderate legislators and presidents — which ensures more work done, not more gridlock — but the political climate is much more like Gore’s “Global Warming” agenda: a greenhouse of hot air!

“Democrats” will continue to win local, primarily urban, races, but will forever be incapable of mounting a national campaign. The growing Hispanic majority will be hand-delivered to the GOP.

The wedge that Obama campaign has driven between the Latte Liberals/African American bloc and the Populist/Traditional Working Class is almost complete.

Donna Brazille celebrates it. She brags today that Dems don’t need the Blue Color vote or the Hispanic vote. She will get her wish this year.

The Defeatocrats appear to have again snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. I feared this would be the result when the Latte Liberal Poster-boy, Howard “Can’t Buy a Clue” Dean, became chairman of the DNC.

C’est la vie.

P.S. Send Hillary money today. I am.

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