Do you think Hillary Clinton’s decision to continue her campaign is hurting the Democratic Party?
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In the big picture, I don’t think it would hurt the party. It kind of sheds light on diversity. In the final analysis, the majority of those people who supported her will support [Barack Obama], with the exception of West Virginia. |
Roy Lynch
Barber
Gardner
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Not really. We have Obama. She’s hurting herself.
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Ben Cooper
Sales Representative
Dorchester
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I support the democratic process, so any candidate is encouraged to fight until the end. However, there should be some unification strategy among Democrats. As an overall strategy, Clinton’s continued campaigning should somehow be used to complement Obama’s nomination. |
Trinh Nguyen
Vice President of Development
South Boston
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I want Hillary to continue campaigning. I feel like she knows what she’s doing. She supported her husband and I support her! |
Nikia Turner
Receptionist
Roxbury
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I don’t really think it will hurt the Democratic Party, and if it does, it’d be miniscule. Obama’s already started focusing on the general election anyway — and Hillary’s campaign is only a side note.
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Rev. Mike Peterson
Minister, Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Roxbury |
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Yes. She was already in the White House and, in my opinion, didn’t do much with the health care bill. She should give someone else a chance. |
Marion “Diamond Pete” Griffin
Retired Bricklayer
Dorchester
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