We Will Not Vote For the Democrats if Hillary Clinton is the Nominee

We, Democrats, Independents, and Republicans alike, will not vote for the Democratic Party if Senator Hillary Clinton is the nominee.

We find that Senator Clinton's tactics, remarks, and willingness to do anything to win the Democratic nomination cast the Democratic Party in a poor light. We do not agree with her attempts to seat the Michigan and Florida delegates when they clearly broke DNC rules, and believe this attempt reveals a character flaw about her that should not be in a presidential candidate. Senator Clinton does not have the judgment needed to run this country, and made the wrong decision on the most important foreign policy issue of this generation when she voted in favor of invading Iraq.

Moreover, we are tired of the same two political families running the highest office of our country for the last 20 years and do not wish to see the last four presidents go in the order of Bush, Clinton, Bush, Clinton.

Seantor Barack Obama has many accomplishments that make him worthy of holding the office of President. In his first year in the U.S. Senate, Senator Obama authored 152 bills and co-sponsored another 427. These include, but are not limited to,
* The 2007 Government Ethics Bill
* The Coburn-Obama Government Transparency Act of 2006
* The Lugar-Obama Nuclear Non-proliferation and Conventional Weapons Threat Reduction Act
* The Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act
* The Protection Against Excessive Executive Compensation Bill


Senator Obama has more integrity, grace, and a presidential atmosphere to him than Senator Clinton does, and he does not resort to dirty politics like his adversary. These qualities will be needed to attract independents and Republicans teetering between parties which will be crucial in defeating Seantor McCain, the GOP nominee. Polls show that Senator Obama has the greatest chance to beat Senator McCain. Some Republicans even considered voting for Clinton showing clearly who the weakest canidate is.

We urge super delegates and those who still have yet to vote in their primaries or caucuses to ignore Senator Clinton and the media's call of "taking a second look at Obama" and take a second look at Senator Clinton herself. She is overly combative, has exercised poor judgment thus far, and will split the Democratic party apart.

In conclusion we will not vote for Hillary Clinton if she it he nominee, and if the Democratic party wishes to take the the white house from the Republicans they must rally behind Senator Obama or lose in the general election.