Comments on: Top Democrats Now Trying To Quiet Down Bill Clinton http://themoderatevoice.com/17186/top-democrats-now-trying-to-quiet-down-bill-clinton/ An Internet hub for moderates, centrists, and independents, with domestic and international news, analysis, original reporting, and popular features from the left, center, and right Mon, 23 Nov 2009 08:14:00 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: StockBoySF http://themoderatevoice.com/17186/top-democrats-now-trying-to-quiet-down-bill-clinton/comment-page-1/#comment-138923 StockBoySF Sun, 20 Jan 2008 06:57:07 +0000 http://themoderatevoice.com/society/minorities/blackafrican-american/17186/top-democrats-now-trying-to-quiet-down-bill-clinton/#comment-138923 I'm no Hillary supporter but I fully expect Bill to support his wife as much as possible. My dislike of both is that they engage in the same old highly partisan politics that they themselves helped develop over the past two decades- right alongside the Republicans. <br><br>If you want the same partisan bickering to continue in Washington with the next administration, then by all means go ahead and vote for Hillary. Just don't complain about it when nothing changes once she takes office and the same "us versus them" mentality thrives. <br><br>A vote for HIllary is a vote for her experience is a vote for the status quo.<br><br>BTW: at one point I would have voted for Hillary, but seeing how she conducts herself during this election has made me a staunch anti-Clintonite. I used to get irritated at the anti-Clinton rhetoric my republican brother and in laws used to spout. Now that I'm anti-Hillary, this is an issue that we all agree on. I may have arrived at my anti-Clinton position from a very different path than my brother, but the end result is the same so we just leave it at that. Now if he would stop being the last Bush supporter (he really is) we'd get along just great! I'm no Hillary supporter but I fully expect Bill to support his wife as much as possible. My dislike of both is that they engage in the same old highly partisan politics that they themselves helped develop over the past two decades- right alongside the Republicans.

If you want the same partisan bickering to continue in Washington with the next administration, then by all means go ahead and vote for Hillary. Just don't complain about it when nothing changes once she takes office and the same “us versus them” mentality thrives.

A vote for HIllary is a vote for her experience is a vote for the status quo.

BTW: at one point I would have voted for Hillary, but seeing how she conducts herself during this election has made me a staunch anti-Clintonite. I used to get irritated at the anti-Clinton rhetoric my republican brother and in laws used to spout. Now that I'm anti-Hillary, this is an issue that we all agree on. I may have arrived at my anti-Clinton position from a very different path than my brother, but the end result is the same so we just leave it at that. Now if he would stop being the last Bush supporter (he really is) we'd get along just great!

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