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Monday, August 18, 2008
Ed to Vote Hil in Denver?

    Gov. Rendell plans to vote for Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton during the roll call at the Democratic National Convention, according to the website PolitickerPA.com. He said the recent dealing allowing her name to be placed into nomination was generous of Obama, and that voting for Clinton will be "cathartic" for her supporters.

http://www.politickerpa.com/danh/1270/lauding-cathartic-effect-roll-call-vote-rendell-cast-his-convention-vote-clinton

Posted by Tom Fitzgerald @ 7:15 PM  Permalink | 20 comments
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Posted 12:28 AM, 08/19/2008
blitzd4812
don't forget: (3) people who are sick of lying, war-mongering jag-offs pissing all over the Bill of Rights
Posted 11:55 PM, 08/18/2008
Marchus
Rendell is missing the point of moving forward and gathering around the presumptive nominee. It is a sign still of his unwillingness to be a good democrat in the sense now that all bets are off and McCain / Bush need to lose in the November as much as Obama should win. I'm voting for Obama in November. I would vote for Clinton were she the nominee. But the primary is done and it's obvious that Obama is the nominee, so why not gather around in a united front for Obama and against the republocrats.
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Posted 10:36 PM, 08/18/2008
RationalThinker
I do like McCain for president ... however Obama is the only one in this country on the right track towards the energy crisis - we need to get away from the BIG OIL - look at all the profits we make while we struggle to fill our car tanks with gas ...
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Posted 09:49 PM, 08/18/2008
fafafooey
Ed must be a racist for not voting for 0bama.
Posted 09:02 PM, 08/18/2008
q2again
The dems will find a way to lose this election because of stuff like this. That witch Hillary should get on her broom and fly away.
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Posted 08:17 PM, 08/18/2008
Ed_Tilton
Why not wait a week and vote for Phineas T McBluster. Rendell is a Clinton Stooge.
Posted 08:11 PM, 08/18/2008
theilly
Rendell is no idiot. He knows who butters his bread.
Posted 08:01 PM, 08/18/2008
Mojo Thunder
is Vince McMahon booking this thing??? this is a classic swerve set-up
Posted 08:00 PM, 08/18/2008
cherrie
I'm voting for Obama I read his book if you take time out and read his books alot of good info.Also I read Hillary book did alot of reading on her past before she meet Bill shes a rep not a dem thats why her and the other rep get along, I just don't trust her she have to many different faces you never know which one is coming out. Obama has my vote 100%.
Posted 07:58 PM, 08/18/2008
cherrie
I'm voting for Obama I read his book if you take time out and read his books alot of good info.Also I read Hillary book did alot of reading on her past before she meet Bill shes a rep not a dem thats why her and the other rep get along, I just don't trust her she have to many different faces you never know which one is coming out. Obama has my vote 100%.
Posted 07:50 PM, 08/18/2008
Wednesday
I plan to vote for her in November. McCain is scary and Obama is wet behind the ears. She was the best candidate in the running. As an independent, I didn't get to vote for her in the primary. I'll get my chance in November.
Posted 07:50 PM, 08/18/2008
Wednesday
I plan to vote for her in November. McCain is scary and Obama is wet behind the ears. She was the best candidate in the running. As an independent, I didn't get to vote for her in the primary. I'll get my chance in November.
Posted 07:47 PM, 08/18/2008
cherrie
Nice for Obama but Hillary must not forget not about her thats Obamas night.
Posted 07:33 PM, 08/18/2008
republican08
ha ha ha the democrats are dumb
Posted 07:26 PM, 08/18/2008
mariomick
good for him!
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