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"Women who have been the backbone of the Democratic Party feel our party has betrayed us - this was our time," said Cynthia Ruccia, 55, a Mary Kay cosmetics dealer from Columbus, Ohio, who formed Clinton Supporters Count Too, a protest group. "This campaign brought out some very ugly fissures."
She said she would vote for McCain. "Let's see them try to win without us," Ruccia said.
Jennie Walker, 45, went to Clinton's rally in New York City on Tuesday, the night Obama clinched. "I admire her for sticking it out," said Walker, who said she would consider voting for the Republican. The last days of the primaries were "absurd," she said. "No man would have been asked to quit. It's so gender-biased."
"I love her and will vote for her in 2012, but it's McCain all the way now," wrote one anonymous woman within moments of the former first lady's address.
What She Said:
Highlights from Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's Saturday Speech
update:
Grumbling Clinton supporters make some Democrats nervous