I'm not angry anymore.

[woolldog]

I'm pained, deeply pained by those remarks. So disappointed in the Clintons. And in the democratic party leaders for standing by, impotent, silent, watching this abomination.

:cry:

[Thrill]

1. Sad

.

[woolldog]

5. This is not my party anymore.

I don't recognize it.

[FSogol]

They won't stand by now. The race will end on Tuesday or Wenesday. n/t

[NewHampshireDem]

2. Oh no, I'm still angry.

And I just don't know what to do.

[redqueen]

3. I'm not even surprised.

Neo-lib = neo-con

Fuck them all.

[AspenRose]

4. It's a damn shame.

.

[woolldog]

9. And they're defending it.

And their supporters here are defending it. It's deeply disappointing. This has gone beyond politics and normal political maneuvering.

[grassfed]

6. As they stood by during the invasion of Iraq and so much else. Most unfortunate.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

7. I wouldn't want her anywhere near the White House or the Naval Observatory now

[DevonRex]

8. Well, I am totally pissed off. So angry I'm shaking. She's a bastard. nt

[Saturday]

10. Do you know the meaning of the word "tizzy"? nt

[progdog]

11. She said the same thing

two weeks ago and the press cut her slack on it.

Well not this time. Can anyone imagine her as VP now?

[ecdab]

12. Clinton? Isn't that the lady that lost in the 2008 Democratic Primaries?

She was pretty silly.

[damntexdem]

13. What do you know about what is going on behind the scenes?

I have a feeling that Clinton has gone off the track because of what she has already been told by Party leadership. And what she said today can only make what they told her happen faster.