Just kidding. I only ask because when there was a story about HIllary supporters booing Obama for a comment during a debate, these boards were on fire with all the ways the behavior of that little group indicated she should not be president.

Talk about a double standard.

1. All this fighting...WOW! As democrats, We should be supporting eachother, regardless of who the nominee is. I plan to support Hillary or Obama, whomever is the chosen one. There's no sense putting another Republican in office. Everyone has the right to vote as they choose, but for goodness sake, if you want change...start by voting for a democrat. To throw away a vote for a definite new path for America just because you don't like _(insert democratic candidate name here)_ is completely ignorant.

2. To those who think that the counts that are up for the Dem. Caucus in NV are "Votes"... They are state delegates. Hillary received 500+ more delegates to represent her at the NV state convention.To those who think the turnout was poor, listen to this: Over 100,000 Democrats and republicans caucused on Saturday, this being the highest number ever in NV. Do a little political homework and you will find that Nevadans and all Americans are looking for change.

The Republicans say that Hillary will unite the Republican party and that they will beat her easily. They want to scare you to vote for someone else because they can beat Obama or Edwards easier. They will have a tough fight on their hands with Hillary.

Calm down. Wow, what anger! Yes only in America! Where else can a presidential race be run differently for each party? Why are the rules not the same for the democrats as the republicans? Why can't all states have the same rules? Is that such a strange question? Aren't we the UNITED STATES? Emphasis on United!

You vote against Hillary if that will make you feel better. Not sure what she has done to you, but you are entitled. I am also entitled to my view. I just think that voting Republican out of spite is really immature. You would really have another 4 years of what we have now?

By the way, I am from Illinois and Senator Obama has really not done much for me when he was a state senator and even less in the Senate.

Hillary 08

Obama has been present for hundreds of votes on issues he claims to feel passionately about. So passionate that when he was faced with making a Yes or No decision on passing bills that would affect the people he claims to be running to represent he voted...present. Instead of taking a stand he chose to NOT take a stand so his decision couldn't be used against him later when he ran for president. He actually worked to eliminate any semblance of decision-making stands.

And his supporters want to refer to Hillary as a typical, calculated politician?

Forget his lack of experience. We can’t afford this lack of leadership.

She won 51% of the electoral caucus votes and Barack 45%.

Please learn how the election process works. Jaysus.

State delegates for NV will be decided April 16th.

Except, of course, to the millions of sheep who will cast their own votes based upon what those before them did. This kind of democracy is responsible in large part for the speed at which we seem to be going down the tubes as a nation.

Oh, by the way, even with the 582 vote margin, Clinton won one less delegate than did Obama. In a REAL sense, that would seem to be a loss. Except, of course, for those sheep and what the numerical victory may mean to them.

Sometimes I despair.

The clintons rewrite history, the media doesn't take them to task for it and the voters buy it.

Watch Meet the Press...Russert didn't just say it...he used direct quotes and played videos of both of their remarks. Hopefully Obama's campaign will be putting these out so voters can really decide!

Vote for whom you want...just don't do it on soundbites and a "race issue" that is largely being created and flamed by the press!!

I couldn't agree with this comment more. I don't understand why a person would be willing to vote against everything they stand for just because their candidate didn't win the nomination. You obviously aren't a true Democrat if you vote this way. How can you be pro-choice, want to end the war and everything else the Democratic party stands for and vote Republican because your candidate didn't win? I have someone I support but I'd rather have any of the Democrats in than a Republican.

I'm sorry, but I will NOT vote for Clinton. Period. I don't care who the VP is.

No way. I will not stay home and let the Devil win. I will make sure to vote AGAiNST her if she happens t be the nominee. Whether that means voting for the Mormon Romney or Bush II, McCain. The Clintons CANNOT be allowed to have the presidency again. Wait and see how a HRC nomination will completely turn out the Republican base, and how many of us Democrats and Independents, will go out and vote against her if she is on the ballot.

Go Hillary

As a Democrat, I simply cannot understand how other Democrats could condone what Hillary and Bill are doing. Aren't we supposed to at least try to do better than that? I don't feel I'll be "abandoning" my party, at least as I see it, if I vote against Bill and Hillary. And I certainly don't feel that I am bound to vote for Hillary simply because I'm a woman (how is it the least bit "feminist" to vote for a candidate simply because she is a woman?). We've got to do better than this.

Enough with these people. The country needs change and Bill and Hillary are certainly not change but hinderance.

Sorry, I thought we should select a leader based upon REAL credentials, not made up ones. Not a roll of the dice or a crap shoot.

It's good that we aren't doing anything important here, like picking the next leader of the free world or anything!

We get what we deserve.

Anyone but Hillary '08

Obama is still winning because the state awarded him more delegates than Clinton.

He's ahead by two.

I'd rather focus on the fact that before Richardson dropped out the Democrats had an African American, a woman, a white male and a Hispanic.

On the Republican side we got . . . . (well you do the math.)

Regardless of who wins, this is a historic election year. My daughter will be voting for the first time. The energy in the house is electric about the possibilities.

Now – if the candidates would stop slinging mud and set and example for her.

I can dream, can't I?

"Now we're back here in the Midwest, where I'm from. I'm so happy to see all of you," Clinton, a Chicago native, said to cheers at a campaign rally late Saturday in this St. Louis suburb.

Nevadans, what kind of message does that send to you. Did she not feel comfortable in your town, was she not welcomed. Her gave the Nevadan that giggle, giggle, fake smile and I am out of here

especially 40+ women and Latinos. Thank you for choosing the „turn out the republican vote in record numbers“ candidate. The morning after the presidential election take a close déjà vu look at the map and ask yourself: how could I be so naïve to believe, that after Gore and Kerry another one of these party favourites could break into the phalanx of red states (oh wait, yeah, just because she is a woman), when even at peace times a VP with best economical data on his application form couldn’t win his home state of TN.

And after that reality check, take a moment and think about history and the last two “inexperienced” democratic candidates who could manage to be elected with a lot of those red states on their electoral scorecard. Got the message?

This primary season is not about women against men, Afro Americans against WASP, woman against Afro Americans or Latinos against Afro Americans – it is about choosing a candidate who could take the country back from the big business cronies. Therefore the democrats need a candidate who can reach independents and republican middle class and not a candidate who, just by mentioning the name, will drive millions of republican voters to the voting cabins.

On the other hand maybe Dems are enjoy to look on red maps with blue window-dressing because deep inside they are kind of masochistic.

"FOR ALL YOU IGNORANT AND LESS EDUCATED CLINTON SUPPORTERS"

Well? I guess I only have this to say – its all us ignorant and less educated people that will help Clinton get the nomination. Not to mention us old farts – you know? the baby boomers. Clinton is by far the best. Listen to her speak to listen to the song. The song isnt going to help you keep your job or home.

She constantly takes an opponents ideas and spins them to fit with her
35 years of experience. Whatever that is. It's simply amazing to me how women
are suckered in by the I'm voting for Hillary because she's a woman bit. I
remember when Bill ran for office and Hillary was not the little woman
who stayed home and baked. For political expediency she's now one of us.
And the spin. OH MY GOD ! Most politicians will spin any situations to fit their platforms
but it has now reached a new low with Bill and Hillary. I do wish Bill would
act with a lot more dignity befitting a former president.

I am a 63 year old black female undecided voter from Illinois. The one thing that I have decided is I WILL NOT vote for Hillary.