Dem Group “Party Unity, My Ass” Vows “Obama, Never!” Will Vote McCain - With Video
A group calling themselves PUMA accuse Barack Hussein the Liar Obama of everything from cheating in recent primaries to not really being a Democrat. Despite their various and sundry reasons for their decisions, they vow to never vote for Hussein regardless of who is VP, even Hildebeast, and will vote for McCain in November.
There’s even a website called “justsaynotobo.com” which is under construction but mentioned in the video below…
WASHINGTON - As Hillary Clinton officially acknowledges today that Barack Obama has bested her for the Democratic nomination, many leading feminists argue that even in defeat, Clinton’s run will smooth the path for future female contenders for the White House.
Women have been struggling to answer whether her near-miss was a win or a loss for the modern women’s movement. Some see Clinton’s loss as a sign that the door to the Oval Office is still closed to women, and with few high-ranking female politicians in line to try for the presidency in upcoming elections, older women wonder if they will live to see a woman take the presidential oath of office.
Still, most leaders of women’s organizations argue that Clinton’s success in making it through the entire primary season - raising record amounts of money and attracting record numbers of voters - marks a historic breakthrough that ultimately will be a boon for women seeking the nation’s highest office.
“It makes us feel schizophrenic,” said Martha Burk, immediate past chair of the National Council of Women’s Organizations. “For the first time in history, we can see that a woman can and will be president,” she said. But the campaign, which Burk and many other feminists said was riddled with sexist attacks in the media, “exposed barriers that we thought we had overcome years ago,” she said.
Hordes of women have logged onto Clinton’s campaign website, with many insisting they will not vote for “that man” - Obama - and urging Clinton to run as an independent or challenge Obama’s nomination at the August convention in Denver. Many on the website pledged to vote for Senator John McCain of Arizona, the presumptive GOP nominee.
Other websites have sprung up to denounce Democrats for picking Obama. One - called PUMA, an acronym for the sentiment “Party Unity My Ass” - features postings by Clinton supporters saying they will never vote for Obama, even if it means electing McCain.
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