Cavuto Interviews Clinton Supporter That Calls Obama an 'Inadequate Black Male'

She has quite a lot to say that day and the video above of the Neil Cavuto interview only shows a portion of her words. It skips the end where she says that John McCain will be the next president of the United States. The original video, in its entirety, can be viewed at a previous article written right after it was uploaded on YouTube. (First video at link) That video has received over 800,000 views and Neil Cavuto sits down and speaks with a much calmer Harriet Christian who explains her feelings and her reasoning for believing that Hillary Clinton was treated unfairly and had Barack Obama been a white male with as little experience as Obama has, he never would have made it to become the Democratic presumptive nominee for presidency. She denies that her comment about Barack Obama being an "inadequate black male" was racial, and speaks about how she finds him to be inadequately experienced to run the United States and is, in fact, a black male. Ms. Christian also asserts that she will not vote for an Obama ticket, even if Hillary is listed as Vice president, she will instead vote for John McCain. She goes on to state in this interview that she believes the Democratic party left her before she decided to leave it. Interesting interview and she is not ranting and raving as she was after the DNC Rules and ByLaws committee. She says her anger stemmed from the fact that they gave Obama 59 delegates when he "chose" to take his own name off the ballot. Some would argue that she is correct in that assessment as well as justified in her anger. No one forced him to remove his name, no one even asked him to. It was a conscious choice that Obama made and the DNC did give him delegates from the Michigan vote when his name wasn't on the ballot. There are thousands if not tens of thousands Ms. Christians out there and they all believe Hillary Clinton was treated unfairly, in a completely UN-democratic manner and are planning to vote for John McCain or not vote at all, rather than vote for Barack Obama. She is but one of the "other 18 million".

Hillary Clinton, the Goldwater girl turned '60s liberal turned ultimate insider, the former first lady and current senator, has become the belated, almost reluctant leader of a movement, mainly of women but also of white working-class voters, Latinos, seniors and others who feel left out. They don't just feel left out by George Bush's America, but also by the Obama coalition. The women in that movement are especially volatile and angry, over the sexism Clinton has faced all along the way, right up to her final election night.

And women are the largest Democratic constituency. Winning without overwhelming support from white Democratic women wouldn't be easy for Obama....

The article linked above then goes on to list ways that Barack obama can reach out to the 'other 18 million', but many are like Christian and feel that they have largely been ignored by the Democratic party as a whole, by ignoring the fact that Hillary received more popular votes when Florida and Michigan are added in, which to many meant she should have taken the battle all the way to the convention. They have been ignored by the Obama campaign, until they thought they would get those voters by default, but now over 40 percent of those voters say they would rather not vote or vote for John Mccain. People speak about Obama being "gracious" to them....well he has no choice. Without them, he cannot win. Gracious would have been acknowledging them when it mattered, when Hillary was still fighting to have their votes count. Too little, too late for many of the Clinton supporters. For people like Harriet Christian, who says she won't vote for Obama because she does not believe he has the experience or holds the positions that will be good for the country, he never did stand a chance of getting her vote.