NO ... WE CAN'T

A View From a Broad

NO…. WE CAN’T
No election, primary or general, is won without the support of “women”. This democratic primary season has been uniquely offensive to “all” women.
The democratic party “elite” joined by over-the-top, pro Obama media have combined to denigrate the will and wisdom of the majority of their own party. Democrats stood quietly by while both Obama and the media “dished up” the Hillary Clinton campaign in an inexcusable and offensive manner.
Women watched while Obama shelled out more than one million dollars to buy the support of super delegates and a poverty tour for John Edwards. Women watched the super delegates and the endorsements follow the money in this “un” democratic candidacy.
Women watched Obama receive the endorsement of Senator Byrd from West Virginia, in spite of Obama not winning a single county in his state. Hillary Clinton trounced Obama in West Virginia by 41 percent.
Early on in this primary cycle, Mr. Obama, his supporters and the media made arguments the will of the people must be followed. This was done because Mr. Obama was behind in super delegates. This argument was used to sway votes to Obama. Now that Obama is in the lead, the “will of the people” argument is noticeably absent in the Obama camp and the press.
Women watched as Hillary won the major states which determine both the electoral college and the outcome of a presidential race. Obama won caucus states which are given a disproportionate number of pledged delegates. Small state receive an identical number of pledged delegates as states four times their size.
Women watch as Obama systematically looses both white women and men in state after state. The downward trajectory of Obama support among the white women and the white working class men and women has been matched by the upward trajectory of Obama’s super delegate support.

No presidential election is won without white women and men.
Obama will not regain strength with these voters because of his and the party’s despicable behavior towards Hillary Clinton. This core constituency is offended and will not “join” the very democratic senators and congressman who have failed them in this election.
Women have been affected by the primary election. The men in the party who so cavalierly stepped over Hillary Clinton, will be in for a November surprise. The male elite, Kerry, Kennedy, and Edwards, all losers in their bid for the presidency have noticeably abandoned the women of their party. It is their judgment which is in question. It is their role which created irreparable damage with women in the democratic party.
Obama, these men who all lost their bid for the Presidency, all the other men and women who have received financial support from the Obama campaign have not come to the defense of Hillary Clinton when she was repeatedly mistreated. Not a single voice, said NO… STOP THIS ABUSIVE. Women watched the undermining of a female candidate.
Women watched and now we will answer, NO.. WE CAN’T… We cannot and will not support the puppet candidacy of Obama. The message we will send is NO.. WE WON’T VOTE FOR OBAMA.
NO… WE CAN’T is not a movement. It is independent and a highly personal assessment each woman came to realize. In blog after blog, the feelings of women are coming out. It is clear and it is real.
Women see Obama as arrogant and with little substance. Women see Obama as inexperienced; fearful of debating Hillary and a clear opportunist. Women see Obama declaring “victory” before two states, which he would lose, Florida and Michigan, were counted.
Rules or no rules, the Presidency is not won without these two states and alienating these two states is exactly what Obama and his supporters are doing.
In a time, when women want a fair fight for the nomination, this primary has clearly been an unfair fight. No candidate has ever been so protected and insulated since the Robert Redford fiction movie, the Candidate. When the character portrayed by Redford actually wins the election, he says, “so what do I do now?”
Women watched this insulation of Obama at the same time they watched Hillary get unfairly portrayed and put down while few spoke. If Obama was questioned on any issue his two responses were ; it’s racist or a distraction. In the end, these two responses and his party’s protection shielded Obama was answering valid important questions. And When Obama did answer a question, it was either plagiarized from Doug Wilder or Jimmy Carter, or one copied from a Hillary Clinton position.
Women watched with pride at the candidacy of Hillary Clinton. Women watched with disgust at the hill she was forced to repeatedly climb by fault of her own party and the media.
Women watched and democrats paid no attention. Women will not come out for Obama in November. Payback for the inexcusable behavior of party officials and the media will be clear come November. NO… WE CAN”T and NO ….WE WON’T VOTE FOR OBAMA
You abusive, insensitive and pro- Obama strategy has cause severe distress. The party will not be unified. If you think we will all come together you are delusional.
Women see the following facts and continue to support Hillary:
1. The large states win election and Hillary easily wins these states over Obama.
2. The electoral college has history and this history points to a win by Hilary Clinton, not Obama
3. Caucus states won by Obama have several problems; they receive a disproportionate number of delegates and they were overrun by Obama’s student army.
4. The media failed to report the questionable tactics of the Obama army in controlling the caucuses. The media failed to report on ballots taken by the Obama camp during the caucus states. The “stealing” of the causes states.
5. Obama will not debate Hillary because she makes him look exactly as he is, vacuous and inexperienced.
6. Obama wants to win at all costs; he will not empower two important states if they interfere with his victory. No one has ever won without Florida and Michigan. These states will not go his way.
7. If the democratic primary were winner take all, Hillary Clinton would be the democratic candidate. The nomination process is severely flawed.
8. Instead of correcting a flawed process, the DNC, party leaders and the media push to “get Hillary out:” since March.

Women watched this obvious and overt attempt to stop Hillary Clinton’s campaign every day since March. The American voting public has also watched and came out to vote for record numbers for Hillary Clinton.
The unilateral dismissal of Hillary Clinton is felt by women as the unilateral dismissal of their vote. The insult to women is overwhelming and universal.
Barrack Obama is the least unifying candidates the democratic could put up. The voting patterns speak for themselves…. and as a result, the democrats will have their “sure win” Presidential bid lost. The women will give it to McCain as a protest to the condescending nature of this primary.
This situation cannot be rectified. The democrats party, the super delegates and the media have gone too far. The women will speak and they we say… NO … WE CAN’T.
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