Clinton supporters: have you changed your mind about her now that she said?

[Chrix]

Asked in North Carolina what she would say to Democrats who were thinking of voting for McCain, Clinton said that "It is not a wise decision for yourself or your country.I intend to do everything I can to make sure we have a unified Democratic party. When this contest is over and we have a nominee, we're going to close ranks, we're going to be united."

Will you do the opposite of what she asked -if Sen. Obama is nominated?
If so, why would you--
if you supposedly admire her?
EC HERE:
Then I guess you've changed your mind about the Iraq war, the Bush tax cuts and universal healthcare?
adam W: please read carefully again--- - that wasn't the question!

[kealakehe7]

Bc they like their candidate of choice like to use blackmail to get their way.

[ClickMe]

no

[the_blue_dem0n6722]

I now support McCain. I was a lifelong democrat and a TX caucus county delegate for Clinton. The key being WAS a Democrat. Sat. the TX county caucus was taken over by the Democratic hierarchy and the at large state delegates hand chosen without a vote. Any questions or call to order challenges were met with insults and condescension by the county democratic officials. What a mess the party has become.

[loveofyourlife0998]

I've always liked Clinton. I am voting for her!

[DeDeuce]

I once supported Clinton and her efforts, but I've developed a distrust for her over the past few months or so. I believe Obama has the U.S best interest at heart...and McCain isn't so bad either.

Obama or McCain are my only two choices.

[STONECOLD]

My reasons for being a Clinton supporter and not an Obama supporter have nothing to do with one another. I do not support Obama for personal reasons, but I that doesn't mean that it was my reason for supporting Hillary. I will not vote for Obama. I don't care if Hillary wants her supporters to, or not. My reasons for not supporting him won't change. Ever.