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Obama v Clinton

If you had it to do over again (the primaries)

  • I voted for Obama, and I'd do it again

    Votes: 6 54.5%

  • I voted for Clinton, and I'd do it again

    Votes: 1 9.1%

  • I voted for Obama, and I wish I had voted for Clinton

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • I voted for neither, but I can't pass a poll without casting a vote

    Votes: 4 36.4%
  • Total voters
    11
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To all those who voted for Obama in the primary: Do you stand by that vote, or do you wish you'd voted for Senator Clinton.
 
Voted for Obama and would definitely do so again.
 
I could never vote for Hilary, she was in the white house already(married to the President). Once a person is married in this country I consider most everything they do a joint venture for legal purposes.

For me it would be like electing Michele Obama or Barbara Bush to be president after their husband left office. Ain't happening IMO.
 
mattillac said:
I could never vote for Hilary, she was in the white house already(married to the President). Once a person is married in this country I consider most everything they do a joint venture for legal purposes.

For me it would be like electing Michele Obama or Barbara Bush to be president after their husband left office. Ain't happening IMO.
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So, even if she had an amazing platform with insightful ideas that could make a difference, she'd be a "no"?
 
Voted for Hillary and I'd do it again. Far more experience than Obama and a bit more moderate, also.
 
BDBoop said:
So, even if she had an amazing platform with insightful ideas that could make a difference, she'd be a "no"?
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Yes, sorry.....

The whole marriage thing ruins it for me. I am quite certain the Presidents spouse plays a important role behind the scenes and term limits are there for a reason I would guess.

PS: Sorry Hillary, nothing personal.

Edit: I must be a lunatic because I have never heard this mentioned before.
 
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