Hillary Clinton in March 2008 -

"Senator McCain brings a lifetime of experience to the campaign
and Senator Obama brings a speech he gave in 2002"

This website targets the 18 Million American Voters who backed Democrat Hillary Clinton in the
primaries and focuses on the reasons that they should vote for John McCain in November.  The
Republican National Committee wants to capitalize on the bitter disappointment, anger and
disillusionment that Clinton supporters are feeling right now and show them why a vote for McCain
in 2008 is a vote for Hillary Clinton in 2012.

• Hillary Clinton received votes from more citizens than any other presidential nominee, either
democratic or republican, in US history.

• Hillary Clinton has shown grit and determination in finishing the race and has proven to be a
strong campaigner both in mind and body.
 
• Hillary Clinton is the overwhelming choice of low and middle class White American Women.

• Hillary Clinton is the only choice for Latinos, both legal and illegal. 

For all of these reasons and many more, Hillary Clinton should be the 2008 democratic presidential
nominee and confronting John McCain on the issues that face our country. To the dismay of the
majority of voting Americans, on Saturday June 7th she announced the ‘suspension’ of her campaign
‘pending any unforeseen circumstances between now and Election Day’ and acknowledged that Barack
Obama had won the delegate race.  

On the sidelines however, Hillary is still hard at work and urging her supporters to take a ‘good
look’ at John McCain in 2008.  Hillary has been a close friend of John McCain’s for ‘over thirty
years’ and has stated that ‘loyalty is everything’.
We believe that 'Hillary supporters’ loyalty to her and her loyalty to John McCain should say it
all.

We would like you to take a look at all of the similarities between Clinton and Mccain on issues,
their voting records and personalities. Afterwards make your own decision on what would be better
for Hillary Clinton – a vote for John McCain or a vote Barack Hussein Obama.