The choice

[unwilly]

As I'm still a registered Democrat I voted for Obama.

Because, screw Hillary.

Comments

[yasminke]

Dude, you sure you want to do that? What would Lady UN say? ;)

[unwilly]

Probably, ewwww.

Then, she'd shoot me.

[1wildflower]

I told a black friend that more people would vote for Obama than Hillary just because she has so much bad history.

"I'm not voting for that bitch" versus "I'm not voting for a woman president."

He has the advantage of being a neutral personality (seemingly), in a showdown for votes. But as president, is that a good thing?

Either way, I'm not voting for that bitch, either.

[1wildflower]

Yep, that's where I'm at.

[unwilly]

Hilary is a "politician" of the first order.

Meaning she's a vile cur with no soul, morals or restraint. A creature who has a lust for our money, and a total disregard for our rights.

[hummingwolf]

That's the spirit!

[unwilly]

You are a snarker support.

We thank you for your vote.

[cantinera]

I was registered Libertarian (although I left that party and registered as an independent years ago). I was like, no -- no whackjobs for me today, please. I am non-partisan again and voted Obama.

[terminusvox]

Georgia is one of those glorious states that allows voters to cross party lines in the primary. So I took the opportunity to vote against Mrs. Clinton. (I can honestly say I've taken every opportunity to vote against her that was afforded to me.)

I got into a conversation about the candidates on Tuesday at physical therapy. The black guy next to me started to opine about a Obama/Clinton (or Clinton/Obama) ticket. But I told him there was no way that if either one secured the nomination that he would choose the other for his running mate. Too much controversy. America might be able to accept a black president or a woman president but both on one ticket... just too much going against it. Poor guy. I told him that either one would choose a white guy for their VP... probably just like Cheney. It was cruel, I admit.