David Jacobs

I’ve had it up to here with Hillary Clinton. First she says to Obama, “If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen”. Lately, all I’ve heard from Clinton is whining, bitching and complaining about every little thing. Oh, the press is mean to me, everybody is sexist, I’m really winning (kind of), everyone’s trying to push me out, ect, ect.

Hillary, stop complaining and blaming everyone else. This is all on you.

1. No strategy for after Super Tuesday because you arrogantly thought you would have it sewn up by then (so much for counting all the votes)

2. Bill Clinton’s comments in South Carolina and other places that completely pissed off the black vote

3. 10 losses in a row. Read ‘em and weap, them’s the facts

4. Bold faced lie about Bosnia and snipers (miss-spoke my ass or you really are that stupid to actually say it)

5. RFK comment. Again, miss-interpret my ass or you really are that stupid to say it. The non-apology earns bonus points

6. Constantly moving goal posts and metrics for success. Only the most loyal and idiotic fall for this crap.

7. Geraldine Ferraro. Your own personal Rev. Wright. Every time she opens her mouth, she says something insane.

8. Bill Clintons latest “it’s a cover up”. The media don’t like us and won’t let us win. Now you’re just looking silly and foolish. The media pronounced you the winner over a year ago before any of all this started. Then your 3am phone call came in the name of Obama. You didn’t handle it well.

There is a notion that democrats are happy with both Presidential candidates and would support either one come the general election in November. Well, that’s not true.

I’m an Obama guy. I think he’s smart, eloquent, and different. A real breath of fresh air. The Clinton and Bush families have dominated the presidency for 20 years or two decades. We need a change. We need something different. The more I see and hear Hillary Clinton, the more I despise her. She’s old school, bare knuckles politics. She has a machine and most of the establishment behind her. Impossible odds really for anyone, even the wunderkind Obama.

But somehow Obama has done it. He has captured the hearts and imaginations of Americans. Than comes Hillary. To get back into the race in Ohio and Texas she went negative, big time negative. Now Obama promises to sharpen his attacks on Hillary. The bad news here for Obama is now he is playing in Hillary’s turf. Now he’s playing the old school game she wants him to play. Obama broke through partially because he changed the game, changed the playing field. His field is made up of hope and change and yes we can. I hope he does not abandon that with this new strategy. The Clintons are ruthless and I don’t think can be beaten on their home field.

Contrary to the popular belief, I don’t like both candidates, I will not be just as happy to support Clinton as Obama. I hate Hillary and I’m not sure if I can get myself to vote for her in November if she is the one. If the Republicans had a real hard core scary conservative, it would be easier, but John McCain is so liberal as a Republican, a middle of the road Democrat such as myself could go that way, maybe. I still think McCain is a nut and is so completely wrong on the Iraq war, that might just tip it for me.

If I have to vote for Clinton, I want to pencil in a note beside my vote that says “you suck”. I think I may just send an email to the campaign that says, I voted for you but you suck. The Democrats are being handed this election on a silver platter. It’s theirs for the taking, unless they completely screw it up. It could happen.