January 19, 2008
Posted: January 19th, 2008 04:08 PM ET

Filed under: Hillary Clinton • Nevada


Independent in America   January 21st, 2008 3:50 am ET

ferris_b January 20, 2008 2:01 am

You are certainly right that any Democrat does not equate to good and all republicans do not equate to evil - and it has nothing to do with understanding humanity. What it has to do with is the basic differences in the beliefs of each party (which you can find on their platforms) and for what they stand.

If you are neither strongly ProChoice nor ProLife or care little about gun control or tax relief for the middle class or personal liberities (to name but 4 major differences) then by all means become an Independent and vote for the candidate of your choice rather than based on party lines. However to those who in fact strongly support ProChoice and personal freedoms, then they will either vote for the Democratic candidate or choose to sit out rather than vote for a Republican who will most certainly have the opportunity to change the direction of the US Supreme Court = and Roe vs Wade will be overturned – and things like wire-tapping, big brother watching, search and seizure rights, holding someone without legal representation and more may very well become a fact of life.

ferris_b   January 20th, 2008 2:01 am ET

Robert,

It is not a threat to vote republican, it will be the reality of many voting democrats. "The good of the party" is not what I am concerned about; however, the good of the country is exactly my concern. Obviously, you are more concerned with party lines than the good of America. "Any Democrat" does not equate to "good" and "All republican" does not equate to "evil"... I think you need to grow in understanding of humanity. It is childish to believe such things.

Sheri   January 19th, 2008 10:39 pm ET

WELL ACTUALLY, THE TITLE SHOULD BE MORE LIKE....

BARACK OBAMA WINS NEVADA CAUCUSES!!!

http://www.thenation.com/blogs/campaignmatters?bid=45&pid=272881

Looks like it's 6's for Nevada.

Robert, Gastonia, North Carolina   January 19th, 2008 9:32 pm ET

Wow the Obama supporters are really nervous. Seams they cant just say good job Hillary, congratulations. The fear is evident in the same old rhettoric about polarizing and baggage. Come November whoever is nominated the Democratic party will come together. Threatening to vote republican if Obama doesnt win is also very childish. If your willing to throw the democratic party under the bus because your man doesnt win then you belong with the republicans. I am a Hillary supporter, but if Obama wins it I will swallow my pride and support him for the good of the party. Stop being so selfish and stop being such sore loosers. this is'nt a game its real life. Any democrat is better than another 4 years of republican war mongering and economic collapse. Give us a break and grow up.

Marietta   January 19th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

I have voted Republican all my life. If Obama is the Democratic choice I will for my first time vote Democratic. If Hillary is the choice I will stay Republican no matter who the candidate is. NO MORE CLINTON'S!!!

WW - New York   January 19th, 2008 8:31 pm ET

Most are right. If Hillary is nominated; she will lose and Republicans will take the White House! No doubt, there are far more anti-Hillary groups. I’m a democrat and “WILL NOT” vote for her!!

SHELLEY, london   January 19th, 2008 8:20 pm ET

I AM NOT SO SURE THIS WAS A WIN FOR HILLARY, SHE ONLY WON NUMBERS BECAUSE THE CLARK COUNTY HAD THE MOST VOTERS, AND NO DOUBT THE CLINTONS KNEW THIS ,AND MUST HAVE DONE THEIR UNDERHAND WORK THERE. ALSO OBAMA WON 13 OF THE DELEGATES AND CLINTON 12. I THINK THE STATE AS A WHOLE AS WELL AS THE DELEGATES HAVE SAID WHO THEIR PREFERRED CANDIDATE IS.

Leah DiMarco, TX   January 19th, 2008 8:09 pm ET

Another Steve-
To answer your question:

Obama 37 – Hillary 37

Goooooooooo Ooooooobama!

Anonymous   January 19th, 2008 7:59 pm ET

OBAMA 4 PRESIDENT

ferris_b   January 19th, 2008 7:47 pm ET

There is no-way in... America Hillary will be president... ever. She can't win. She won't win. Democrats only hope is Obama (possibly with Edwards as a VP)... There are too many Dems that will vote against her, myself included. But Obama will pull some GOP votes.

Iowan for Hillary   January 19th, 2008 7:37 pm ET

"Watching the Clinton campaign use every underhanded tactic possible is disgusting. After Obama's triumph in Illinois, the Queen got scared and started pulling out all the stops."

Exactly right – his triumph in ILLINOIS, because he brought ILLINOIS residents into Iowa to get an artificial win in our caucuses.

OBUMMER is the one using underhanded tactics. Aligning with Reagan and the Republicans?!? Gimme a break! Talk about campaigning to the voters – is that a trick to get California voters or what?

Give it up NOBAMA – NO WAY!

CLINTON 2008!

Another Steve   January 19th, 2008 7:21 pm ET

Hillary and Obama are at an actual tie after Nevada in delegate count. Hillary has what 38? Obama 37. South Carolina, here we come. I don't see this thing being settled even on February 5th. Some now are looking past into March primaries for answers.

ferris_b   January 19th, 2008 7:05 pm ET

Rima,

It does mean something.... It means Obama has a better chance to win... I think it is best for our country for Obama to win. I think it is best for the rest of the world as well. Obama is less likely to engage us in battle. He brings a sensitivity that Hillary will never be able to understand.

Rima   January 19th, 2008 6:46 pm ET

It isn't a comeback for Obama if he get's SC since 50% of the Dem Electorate is African American and they are leaning for him. It is expected. SO SC really doesn't mean anything if he gets it.. GO HILLARY!!!

Kelly   January 19th, 2008 6:24 pm ET

I don't trust anyone with very little public record and NOTHING archived of their time as the state senate. Hillary has the perfect experience, watching the country being ran through your husband eyes is PRICELESS. It's well known that Hillary advised Bill on MANY decisions during his presidency. America saw one of its shining moments during the Clinton administration. Mr. & Madame President together? You cannot beat that. CLINTON '08 BABY! Get with it or move to Canada!

crystal   January 19th, 2008 6:22 pm ET

Tim Weiss,

Hillary and Barack are tied for 37 delegates now!

Obama 08'

Gullible   January 19th, 2008 6:20 pm ET

You heard it from Snyder folks. You wanna mess that chance up? Dividing the country up with the Clinton machine, you have a perfect chance at uniting the country and you want the same crap. Bush/Clinton/Bush/Clinton, you know that British monarchy's looking pretty good.

Leah DiMarco, TX   January 19th, 2008 6:08 pm ET

Let's keep everything in perspective.

Delegates before Nevada
Obama – 25
Clinton – 24

Now
Obama 25 + 12 = 37
Clinton 24 + 13 = 37

It's no where near being over….

Obama '08

Snyder   January 19th, 2008 6:00 pm ET

Its going to be a fun election if Hillary wins the Democratic nomination – there will be not civility. The GOP will pull off the gloves and be ruthless against the Clinton Machine. I have a feeling there are more people dedicated to defeating Hillary – and cannot be swayed in the general election, than undecideds. At least it will be entertaining!

Lets hope it doesn't get there- Because if Obama wins the Democratic nomination, he'll pick up a lot of GOP votes! Including mine.

Pam   January 19th, 2008 5:49 pm ET

Hoooooooooooooooooray for Hilary!!!!!

charlotte   January 19th, 2008 5:41 pm ET

Independents, Republicans in Democrat clothing, are just hate-mongers. Hillary won and they can't stand it. The republicans tried, key word tried, to impeach Bill Clinton and failed to do so. They have failed this country, and anyone who wants to vote for a republican is free to do so. So, to them I say, Good Luck your going to need it. Independents are fence sitters, as is any Senator who votes present, rather than an actual vote.

K Ricat - NJ   January 19th, 2008 5:40 pm ET

Watching the Clinton campaign use every underhanded tactic possible is disgusting. After Obama's triumph in Illinois, the Queen got scared and started pulling out all the stops.

Nervous about New Hampshire? Cry on camera the day before the primaries and grab the sympathy vote.

Nervous about Nevada? Have associated parties file lawsuits to try to prevent people you don't like from voting. Throw in a disparaging automated phone calls.

Nervous about South Carolina? Get the head of BET to do some race baiting for you.

Hillary Dubya, quit the bs or you'll convince more and more of us Democrats to either stay home in November or vote McCain or Romney out of protest.

V Connors - OH   January 19th, 2008 5:30 pm ET

ALRIGHT HILLARY!!!!!

CAN'T WAIT FOR THE FEBRUARY PRIMARIES.
HILLARY'S GREAT IN 08

ferris_b   January 19th, 2008 5:28 pm ET

ilia.... you are right... what change has hrc made? At least with previous First Ladies, they took a cause and worked on improving them... literacy, drugs, health, and nutrition.

ilia   January 19th, 2008 5:23 pm ET

HRC+Experience = does not match up.
The only experience that she has on her resume is being the first lady for who tried to fix the health care system, then sold out. Hasn't she only been in the senate 4 (?) more years then Obama. How is that experience. Because she had behind the scenes experience of her husbands presidency. how is that experience? She didn't make anything change?

If Hillary gets the nomination then it will be indeed another 4 years of a republican holding the administration at the white house. And i would rather see that then Clinton

let make nice   January 19th, 2008 5:20 pm ET

Way to pit Brown against Black. Good Plan. Nice to say you are a feminist but you are a sexist. Feminist until you get in trouble, then you turn to men to come and bail you out like Bill, Magic, and any other moron. Please stand on your own. Remember you are not entitled to anything. Stop Playing the Sex and Race tactic. Hill supporters can you say “BAAAAAAAAAAAAA”.

Jenn -Syracuse,NY   January 19th, 2008 5:19 pm ET

I must admit I am incredibly intriguied by Ron Paul once I really listened to what he had to say. I am glad for his "victory".

elizabeth   January 19th, 2008 5:17 pm ET

Democrats, if you actually would like to win the White House you might want to go for Barack or Edwards during Super Tuesday. I'm an Independent, not registered with Dems or Rep. but there is way too much polarization, baggage related to the Clinton name. Republicans have been preparing themselves for that match and you're just handing it to them on a silver platter.

II live in Texas and there are more Republicans here and in Oklahoma and in the south that will get everyone they know to vote against Clinton. It will be a landslide for the Republicans.

I just don't know why no one else is talking about this? Is it the fear of sounding sexist because last time I checked it was okay to continue to talk about race and not gender.

For something new, anything new!

Dallas, TX

Bob D.   January 19th, 2008 5:16 pm ET

Run Ron Run! Ron Paul finishes second....and CNN remains silent .

Interesting?

Jenn -Syracuse,NY   January 19th, 2008 5:14 pm ET

Obama supporters have to stand up and fight for Super Tuesday!! Let's make our cases and turn over some votes. We have the supporting evidence. With these races only hundreds of votes have been the deciding factor. We need to get the word out and campaign ourselves every day for this man. My kids are even involved (on their own, I might add, at 13 and 11) I explained the process to them and they watch the debates both democrat and republican and research platforms and chose him on their own. Ive always been told that children are the best pure judges of character. Spread the word!!

We are still in this!! YES WE CAN!! OBAMA '08

WAKE UP   January 19th, 2008 5:13 pm ET

The majority of voters in Nevada that voted for Hillary were women over 60yrs.

Don't know about you, but women over 60yrs doesn't look like a sign of change to me! And it isn't a landslide victory for Billary since she won by roughly 500votes.

South Carolina will be a different story. And when the rest of the Nation has their day, Obama will be the one left standing to represent the Democratic Party. She won Nevada folks, not the ticket! Let's see, it's 2-1 with 47 states to go.

Can't wait to see what dirty handed status quo play out of the Republican book Hillary uses in South Carolina! Maybe she'll cry again! Maybe she'll play stewardess again. Or maybe she'll keep doing what she has been doing, keep on appealing to gullible voters with lies and deception.

I want all of you to remember what she did and what she said in Nevada. Then watch the South Carolina Primary or debates and see how her tune changes just to get votes.

POINT: HILLARY SPEAKS TO VOTES!! OBAMA SPEAKS TO THE TRUTH!

Dawit, Albany, NY   January 19th, 2008 5:13 pm ET

It looks like both (Obama, and Hillary) will get even if Obama wins SC....mostly he will

Ann Aloha, PA   January 19th, 2008 5:07 pm ET

oops

Linda   January 19th, 2008 5:07 pm ET

Careful of the 'anyone but Hillary' sentiment. We may be concerned about putting HRC in the White House, but it's better than another Republican.
Vote Obama!!

Gullible   January 19th, 2008 5:07 pm ET

I'm sorry but being in the Senate 4 years longer and being married to Bill doesn't equate to so much experience that you Hillary gullible supporters keep spitting. If voting for the Iraq War means experience then I reject it. If this election was really about experience then how come Biden or Dodd isn't winning? And part of the job outsourcing you can thank the glorious Clinton years and NAFTA for that. And don't give me that "Well Hillary didn't like it either". Just like with her answers and campaigning for young people AFTER the Iowa caucuses, she doesn't care about you, just your vote.

Leah DiMarco, TX   January 19th, 2008 5:04 pm ET

I honestly do not understand why people are supporting the Clintons. If Hillary wins the nomination she will not be able to win over a Republican and if she does win she will not unite America. Why on earth would anyone want to see Bill back in the White House. It makes me sad to think that the Clinton machine can be so strong against a man, Obama, with so much integrity.

Anyone But Billary Clinton!

ferris_b   January 19th, 2008 5:03 pm ET

I would love to see Obama / Edwards ticket. If Hillary goes against the republicans... the republicans win. I will never vote for HRC for several reasons. 1. She is viewed as a *itch by many people. She is seen s divisive. She is seen as a man-hater. She is a racist. She is only concerned with people of color during the election year. Like many democrats, I will vote third party or republican if she is receives the democratic nomination, which shows how she even divides the democratic party. She is not a wise choice. BTW, there is an old saying... 'a house divided cannot stand'

If you love your country and your party vote Obama '08

come on now   January 19th, 2008 5:03 pm ET

trying to say that someone who has mispelled a word or two in the giving of their opinion is therefore wrong and not to be trusted is pretty petty.

some people on the board sound incredibly intelligent
some people sound like they are six.

Jenn -Syracuse,NY   January 19th, 2008 5:02 pm ET

UPSTATE NY LOVES BARACK!!!!! We don't fall for that old Clinton game! We have to watch them stuff there faces with sausage every summer and act like they care. They just want to be back in the White House. I actually TRUST a politician for once in my life. It feels good. Had a meeting with my neighborhood last week and we all decided that if its not Obama we vote republican!!

YES WE CAN!!!
OBAMA '08

Stephen   January 19th, 2008 5:02 pm ET

a nomination of Hillary will lead to a loss of the presidency and a loss of congress, it will take years for the party to recover from this polarizing figure. You people don't understand the big picture of this sitution. America deserves better then the clintons. We need change, not more of the same dirty poltics. If the party decides to nominate a Clinton, that is a big enough reason to leave the party and register independent, I will not support Hillary under any circumstances.

Linda   January 19th, 2008 5:02 pm ET

My biggest concern is that Hillary can't get support from swing voters and independents. Obama can. We Dems have to be smart this time! Remember 2000 and 2004. Vote Obama!!!

Christine, Overland Park, Kansas   January 19th, 2008 4:59 pm ET

gee what a surprise. how can we not forget that hillary was leading in Nevada by double digits since the beginning of the campaign? The same thing occurred in New Hampshire. She leads big for the whole year, and then Obama comes up and makes it a lot closer than it should have been. Let's face it, this should have been a cakewalk for her. With the popularity of her husband, all she had to do was run a decent campaign and it would be in the bag. the fact that Obama managed to make it this close is amazing.

tim CA   January 19th, 2008 4:58 pm ET

CLINTON WINS NEVADA WAY TO SENATOR CLINTON.

John   January 19th, 2008 4:58 pm ET

Completely agree, the officials didn't consult their members at all in supporting Obama, and they played dirty in many ways:

"Maeve:

I'm so glad those Culinary Workers' Union officials didn't win! So much for with their trash-talk and their attempts at intimidating their caucus-going union members!

It's too bad they went the route of trying to manipulate some of Nevada's citizens, some of whom were taking their first steps into America's political process.

And it's a shame they tainted Nevada's first caucus experience, as they most certainly did.

At least we won't have to watch those would-be union power-brokers deliver their rants on the television news anymore…and who knows, maybe they learned a thing or two about the power of the people and its propensity for dwarfing those who suffer such illusions of grandeur."

jhh   January 19th, 2008 4:57 pm ET

Hillary's skeletons may be in the front yard, but there are more in the back. Latest rumors suggest that Bill has had at least two extra-marital affairs since leaving office. Don't underestimate the Rove machine. She is much easier to swift-boat then Obama because her husband's behavior is so much worse.

Also, there is no way that Hillary will give Obama the vp. Idealist democrats and corporate democrats don't mix; they've never mixed. Hillary will slight Obama after she wins the nomination, and she will send him back to being junior senator for Illinois, laughing her witch's cackle. She's already promised the position to party insiders – Wes Clark is most likely. Of course, she will lose the general election to anyone that the republicans put up – I have come across very few independents, myself included, who would consider voting for her mainly because she is already beholden to many, many sponsors and corporate interests. The democratic party is doomed thanks to its failure to embrace variety.

Wagnerjc   January 19th, 2008 4:57 pm ET

Congrats Hill, on to Super Tuesday and the White House.

p.s. Conrats Mitt – can't wait to take you on...Flip.Flop.

David Stanton   January 19th, 2008 4:57 pm ET

Obama '08!

The tipping point is near and Barack and America say YES WE CAN!!!!

Snyder   January 19th, 2008 4:55 pm ET

Hillary '08 – I have something in common with you. I can't take anything you say seriously when you support a candidate that will likely be the most divisive president in modern history and not support a candidate that has the potential of being one the most unifying in history in Obama! I've lost hope in the Democratic Party – no longer the party of hope!

Andy   January 19th, 2008 4:55 pm ET

Go Hillary!!
I knew you could do it.

Hillary 2008!!!!1

Ed Meyers, Ca.   January 19th, 2008 4:55 pm ET

If the Clintons become the nominees of the Democratic party I will either vote republican or not at all. We've just experienced 7 years of muddied explanations that are designed to build bases is the mid east that have been paid for by American Taxpayors but will benefit only petroleum tyranny. Obama is committed to exit the mideast with no bases left behind and to develope technology to liberate Americans from the deceit of global corporate manipulation. Don't vote with your sex-vote with your brains.

Karen   January 19th, 2008 4:55 pm ET

What I find interesting is the number to total voters and the difference between the Repub and Dem turnouts. Is it just me or were there more Repubs. If true, this may not bode well for the general for the Dems

esperanza   January 19th, 2008 4:54 pm ET

Thank God intimidation didn't work. How could they go so low. Go Hillary! I am amazed that the Media still not satisfied with it. They say that if Hillary wins less than 10% then it was not a good win. The media really likes to put down the Clintons' machine even if it means helping Obama. In my opinion the media don't really care about Obama, what they are care is putting down the Clintons. Same on them.

Chris Denver CO   January 19th, 2008 4:53 pm ET

Amen Elizabeth!

Are you listening dems??? Indies will, I promise you, be the lynch pin for anyone trying to get to the White House. Heck, even half your party is going to stay home if Hil wins. And then you will be in a world of **** because Repubs will come out in droves to stop her, So be careful what you wish for.

Sorry if you don't like the truth, but no one ever said it would be pretty.

ajibola   January 19th, 2008 4:53 pm ET

love you hillary,dont worry about the press and thier mess,black,white,hispanic every body are with you

A true democrat   January 19th, 2008 4:52 pm ET

Congratulations to all democrats things are going right way for the country I prefer to see Hillary Clinton as President of this great country and may be Barack Obama could gain experience and expertise being the Vice President and dear Edward certainly will prove himself a great great Attorney General of this great nation. This my prediction . Wish all the best for our country.

tim CA   January 19th, 2008 4:52 pm ET

HILLARY FOR PRESIDENT 08. i am a democrat from northern CA . if another repubican gets in the whitehouse again our troops in iraq will be there another 5 0r 6 yrs not only that there will billons and billions of more dollars of tax payers money down the toilet. thats waht i call wastefull spending. HILLARY for presidet 08

Ronni   January 19th, 2008 4:52 pm ET

I have to say that you Obama supporters are scary. Your blog comments are hostile and you're starting to sound like cult followers.

It's hypocritical to accuse the Clintons of dirty politics in light of that absolutely nasty radio ad made by Obama's supporter. That was hands-down the ugliest moment yet in the primaries.

Despite union initimidation, the people have blessedly risen up, the workers did unite, and democracy absolutely carried the day.

Thank God!

WE LOVE YOU IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY, HILLARY. WE'VE ALREADY CAST OUT VOTES!!!

Datt420   January 19th, 2008 4:52 pm ET

Go Hillary Go! Thank God the people of Nevada chose the canidate with the real experince to get things done, over the empty suit with a paltic smile and a phony promises of change. Even the Corrupt Obama Machine with proffesional palm greasers like Daley, Blagojevich, Rezco swinddling union endorsements in well planned out election fixing that would make the dirtiest of dirty Chi-Town politicians gringe, could not beat the most qualified canidate to institute the change this country and the world deperately need because the Nevada voters could see the truth.

Hajo   January 19th, 2008 4:49 pm ET

Super Tuesday will be super for Barack!

Hillary '08!!   January 19th, 2008 4:49 pm ET

Manzi – learn how to spell. I can't take anything you are saying seriously when all I can think about is your lack of education.

lw   January 19th, 2008 4:48 pm ET

Congratulations Hillary! Hillary has substance. Obama has style. Which is most important? Substance.

Tim Weiss   January 19th, 2008 4:48 pm ET

I like how people are saying this was a big win for Hillary Clinton... When, in fact, it wasn't! She was supposed to win this one. She's been leading in the polls. AND, Barack Obama will come out of Nevada with 12 delegates and Hillary Clinton with 13. That is NOT a huge win... Now Barack Obama trails in the delegate count with 37 delegates and Hillary has 38. So don't count Barack Obama out yet. This isn't over.

Georgina Green   January 19th, 2008 4:48 pm ET

It is a shame that a young man's hopes and dreams are being ruined by a husband's reputation, a selfish political machine, and fake tears and lies.......

ajibola   January 19th, 2008 4:48 pm ET

hey greese,now the entre cnn,msnbc and other entire pro-Obama press now probably start to believe that;no mather how you guys hate ms clinton,GOD IS ON HER SIDE.GO hillary.the entire america and the rest of the whole world are with you

Hajo   January 19th, 2008 4:47 pm ET

Barack Obama will have a comeback in SC!
I'm sure.
It will be a long fight for the nomination of Dem. Party....

Rima   January 19th, 2008 4:47 pm ET

I know, CNN is so darn bias. John King is so in love with Obama, that even though she is winning by almost 6%, they make it sound like it was close. There is nothing close about this!!! SHE won! Thank God almighty that she won. Give HILLARY her win and stop prefacing each sentence with its close, just made it. No!!! Even with the Culinary Union, SHE KICKED BUTT!!!. Please stop this biased reporing. I am about to completely cut off CNN and stick with the much fairer MSNBC. YEAH YEAH YEAH HILLARY!!! You go girl. You are the only one that know in my mind and heart can and WILL fix the mess we are in. GO HILLARY!!!

Snyder   January 19th, 2008 4:47 pm ET

Vote against Dynastic Politics! Vote Obama! Vote McCain! Vote Paul! Vote Edward! Vote Romney! BUT DON'T Vote Clinton!

Carrie   January 19th, 2008 4:46 pm ET

Hillary was predicted to win. Obama had a great turn-out. Now, the delegates are tied. Its not over!

I still believe!

Obama 08

YES WE CAN!!!!

Miguel Foncerrada   January 19th, 2008 4:46 pm ET

Hoooray for Hillary! Let's bring back an experienced staff back to Washington....Time for Cheney and his crooked croonies to retire (probably to Dubai – with his Halliburton buddies) to enjoy their millions.

Anonymous   January 19th, 2008 4:46 pm ET

Congrats Hillary, on to Super Tuesday and the White House.

p.s. Congrats to Mitt, the best opponent we could hope for.

usha   January 19th, 2008 4:45 pm ET

Hillary won by 6% margin and thats great considering the culinary workers union efforts and the nasty ads. This actually is a bigger win than it seems. This may also change South carolina but she shouldnt worry too much about SC, just move ahead to super Tuesday.

JohnS   January 19th, 2008 4:45 pm ET

I have been a "hard" affliated democrat, so are several of my "wise and well-intentioned" friends. Today, I go Republican- Thank you Nevada, you made be believe that the Democrats simply have NO guts or shame. My conscience will not allow me vote and RETURN the Clintons' to the White House, following all those years of scandals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gullible   January 19th, 2008 4:44 pm ET

Hillary Supporters don't get it. The Republicans and Independents were voting for Obama because he's more uniting. The Republican party's divided right now but will unite in hatred if Hillary gets the nomination, they're not more scared of Hillary than Obama. Get the Feminist card out of your system, and I'm a girl saying this. They got so much baggage on the Clintons they can run ads on it's not even funny. Also, will the Hillary supporters elaborate on her 35 years of experience. I mean we all know without Bill there's no Hillary. Does it include the drug situation in Arkansas? How about we ask Vince Foster, Suzanne Coleman, Ron Brown...oh wait, they're all dead!

Scott, Royal Oak, MI   January 19th, 2008 4:44 pm ET

So people are comfortable with this progression of White House terms for 20+ years?

Bush
Clinton
Clinton
Bush
Bush
Clinton*

This is not a monarchy, folks, this is supposed to be America. Open your eyes, Hillary is a corrupt, "sold-out" Washington politician.

Vote for real change.

MB   January 19th, 2008 4:44 pm ET

Mike VE, thanks for the obvious: "Mitt is for conservative judges, Obama, Clinton and John McLaim are for liberal judges."

Anyways, I've always been a huge supporter of Bill Clinton, but not Hillary. I'm waiting for America to wake up and not keep voting for "experience" in the presidency. It just leads to corruption, poor judgment, and a ton of special interests from trying to please everyone.

OBAMA '08!

Mirta   January 19th, 2008 4:43 pm ET

Looks like the Obama Tidal Wave has emptied into the Clinton's backyard pool, huh?

I read a great article that said that Hillary Clinton's skeletons are not in the closet – they are in the front yard. Same for Edwards. The general election will not produce shocking details that could lose the election for either of them. If Obama gains momentum and gets the nomination, his skeletons are not out of the closet yet. And, there are alot of them! His church, his brother, his voting record...etc. Obama supporters, be realistic. He will get eaten alive by the Repubs.

My prediction: Edwards starts lightening up on Sen. Clinton because he will take the V. Presidency. They could win it with that combo. If Edwards doesn't take it, it may be Evan Bayh of IN.

Clinton vs. Romney = Clinton Win
Clinton vs. McCain = This is a much tougher race and would be better for all Americans.

Anaheimbruin   January 19th, 2008 4:43 pm ET

GO HILLARY!!!

You continue to prove that you are a fighter. Thank you, Nevada!!

Bob   January 19th, 2008 4:43 pm ET

How would you expect an election controlled by the goverment to be clean? Can someone tell me how that can happen. If you were mature in 2000 and 2004, this is no news to you.

J. McKinney SW MO   January 19th, 2008 4:43 pm ET

Election Rigged???? Get real, emily. Hillary won, even tho the union was for Obama. Workers had the pride and courage to vote Clinton in spite of their employers backing Obama, and in spite of the fact they had to caucus, letting everyone know who they were for. Risking losing their jobs by voting Clinton.
Thank goodness for brave people. Thank goodness for Clinton. GO, HILLARY!!!

Snyder   January 19th, 2008 4:43 pm ET

Darn it....I wanted to see Hillary cry again. No wait, that's how she won New Hampshire. American's are becoming more and more fickle.

jp/michigan   January 19th, 2008 4:42 pm ET

A win is a win is a win. Goooooo Hillary 08. Obama take your comedy show and stay in Vegas . Every win for Hillary adds up more delegates needed for the nomination. Now maybe the people of South Carolina can see Obama for what he is, a smooth talker with no experience and his staffers will use the race or gender card to get him votes. See who is laughing now, Mr. Obama.

Hillary '08!!   January 19th, 2008 4:42 pm ET

A clear and decisive win for Hillary!! Almost there :-)

robert martin   January 19th, 2008 4:42 pm ET

watching CNN news and the race to the Whitehouse here in Ireland with great interest. Hillary Clinton is some fighter.

BackingSharon   January 19th, 2008 4:41 pm ET

Looks like JohnL needs to go and relearn how to abbrieviate psychology. Oh that's right they forgot to teach you that at your priesthood meetings. PLEASE

GoldCanyonGal   January 19th, 2008 4:41 pm ET

Long history with Hispanics...older....wiser....women and men...all incomes...this speaks volumes...a great win for HIllary! Add Edwards to Obama and Hillary still wins...so much for that 'kingmaker' argument. No doubt 'somebody' tried to rig the caucuses, but it didn't work, did it? Looks like his love for Reagan isn't the only Republican sentiment Mr Obama holds dear.

Jack Kao   January 19th, 2008 4:41 pm ET

A lot of my friends have changed (including myself) their mind
and decided not to vote for Obama since Yesterday after he
praised Republican Party and Reagan.

Here is the quote of Obama:

Obama told the Reno Gazette-Journal editorial board Monday that
"Reagan changed the trajectory of America in a way that Richard Nixon did not
and in a way that Bill Clinton did not. He put us on a fundamentally different
path because the country was ready for it," Obama said.

"I think it's fair to say that the Republicans were the party of ideas for a pretty long
chunk of time there over the last 10 to 15 years in the sense that they were challenging
conventional wisdom," Obama told the newspaper.

I intended to vote for Obama. Now I decide to mobilize my network to
Defeat him.

Jack

America Once Was   January 19th, 2008 4:40 pm ET

The more HRC wins, the more this country loses. The Republican Party is celebrating their road back to the White House. This country will never be able to rebound from another Clinton in office. The rest of the world will govern this nation, because HRC will tax this country into bankruptcy as well as give our jobs away to her friends in China. People can kiss Health Care good-bye, because no one will be able to afford her plan since she will offer coverage to people who aren’t American Citizens. Congress will continue to waste our money and we will pay for a hippy museum in New York. Our grandchildren won’t ever know the country of America, because by the time they grow up there won’t be a Democracy in this Country, it will be under a Socialist Rule.

Zackary   January 19th, 2008 4:40 pm ET

How would the media be supporting Hillary and the Goverment then you expect this election to be clean. We all have see this movie before. Thank you Obama for trying. This election started to be rigged from NH. I feel sad for those who have tried so hard.

matthew   January 19th, 2008 4:40 pm ET

Even with the Culinary Union endorsing Obama, Hillary still pulled it off. THAT is pretty impressive! Obviously Americans finally "get it".

Hillary Clinton 2008!

And by the way...you can't "rig" a caucus.

elizabeth   January 19th, 2008 4:39 pm ET

OH CANADA, OH CANADA. I will speak for many independents in saying that if Hillary gets the ticket, we're voting for anyone she goes against or...

OH CANADA, OH CANADA.

samson   January 19th, 2008 4:39 pm ET

U can never have change trampling experience.Good luck Hillary,but pls make Obama ur running mate.Its the best thing Democrats and Independents need.

Christine   January 19th, 2008 4:39 pm ET

I am disgusted with Hillary. She likes to chop other people down in order to make herself look better.
We have also gone 20 years with either a Bush or a Clinton in the White House. I am going to feel like it's 1993 again if she gets back in there.
I want to see someone different in there!

Julius   January 19th, 2008 4:38 pm ET

It is worth fighting but I would tell you there is no truthful election at all. People get real!

Manzi   January 19th, 2008 4:38 pm ET

Your comment is awaiting moderation.
Clinton and his wife are really playing dirty politics and we are happy this man is in America because the way he is fighting for the power using dirty game if he was in Africa he could be killing people because of power!!
Bill Clinton already show his true color to the world and Americans that he doesn't care about people or democratic party, what he cares is about power in White House!! What the deference between him and those dictotors in Africa who dont want to give up power to new generation?
I hope Americans will do something about this American dictotor who is willing to divide Democratic Party because of his own iterest.
American justice has to invertigate his past admnitration too.

Ann   January 19th, 2008 4:38 pm ET

Question: Will Hillary be willing to dump the Hispanic vote in the general election just so she can look tougher on immigration? She was certainly willing to dump the black vote in the primary election, so why would the Hispanic voters feel secure that she won't do the same thing to them in the general election when she will have to be looking tough on border security, etc, in order to draw the independents?

Andrew, Evansville, IN   January 19th, 2008 4:38 pm ET

Hillary Clinton...good grief. American voters are pathetic. The hot issue now is the economy and Democrats are going to Hillary for the answer? She's a socialist for crying out loud. Look at it this way. How many socialist countries have economies stronger than ours? Answer....NONE. As bad as people think our economy is, it is still the envy of Europe.

Nick   January 19th, 2008 4:38 pm ET

Can not believe how this country is Rigging the election then make us all excited about this. No democracy in America. This is technical win and can not stand this.
5th world democracy indeed!

Maeve   January 19th, 2008 4:38 pm ET

I'm so glad those Culinary Workers' Union officials didn't win! So much for with their trash-talk and their attempts at intimidating their caucus-going union members!

It's too bad they went the route of trying to manipulate some of Nevada's citizens, some of whom were taking their first steps into America's political process.

And it's a shame they tainted Nevada's first caucus experience, as they most certainly did.

At least we won't have to watch those would-be union power-brokers deliver their rants on the television news anymore...and who knows, maybe they learned a thing or two about the power of the people and its propensity for dwarfing those who suffer such illusions of grandeur.

Bob D.   January 19th, 2008 4:37 pm ET

First, let me start by congratuating the Clintons on their impressive victory in Nevada. Once again they have proven that they are indestructible.

Now for the bad news. Let's face it, there is no clear leader at this point in either political party. But for the Democrats this is particularly troubling. Given the current political climate, a clear choice would make their job of capturing the White House much easier. in fact, it appears that come convention time, none of the Democratic candidates will have the majority.

That means a brokered convention, and all bets are off at that point. I feel it is only a matter of time before the draft Al Gore for President forces emerge! Beleive it or not , he is the likely candidate!

Stay tuned....the game has only begun.

Tom Davie   January 19th, 2008 4:37 pm ET

if hillary wins the nomination, there is NO DOUBT in my mind she is going to choose Senator Obama for VP.

If he agrees, then there is NO CHANCE the republicans can win.

Remember the last debate, where Clinton asked obama to CO SPONSOR a bill?

If obama wins, I dont know if he will choose Edwards. He isnt making that big a DENT into the election anymore.

This was a HUGE blow to obama. The big super tuesday states with huge delegates needed to see Obama with a huge momentum.

South carolina is so riddled with African americans, even if he wins there most will blow it off as him being african american more than everyone wants him to be president.

If Obama LOSES South carolina , he is TOAST.

Jon   January 19th, 2008 4:37 pm ET

See what polls do? Bad information!!!!!!! GO HILLARY!!!!!!!

DP, Jacksonville, FL   January 19th, 2008 4:37 pm ET

The momentum is certainly on Hillary's side.

Almost anyone elected in November would bring positive change to our country. I don't believe U.S. Citizens are as put off by "experience" as the media would have us believe. The sort of leadership this country needs to repair the damage done to this country can only come through experience, not empty rhetoric.

Obama just isn't ready yet.

candice   January 19th, 2008 4:37 pm ET

If people keep voting poorly and actually nominate HRC as the democratic candidate, the democrats will lose the general election. She is simple not electable when it comes to independents and swing voters. Obama is able to bring thos votes, as well as attract many Republicans, to vote Democratic. This is something HRC cannot do. This will be the downfall to the Democrats for this election. Its funny that women are so blindsighted by the possiblity of a female candidate that they are willing to vote for her with no regards to her actual platforms, electability, or the chances she would actual carry out her promises.

Micheal   January 19th, 2008 4:36 pm ET

And now who watched this on live TV. Did anyone see how things happened?
Never mind!

ED WinterPark fl   January 19th, 2008 4:36 pm ET

BARACK[REAGAN} OBAMA,you lost my family and my vote when you decided that sleepy hollow REAGAN was your example of a great inovator and your idol.well you still have a chance because the GOP sure appears to need a reaganesq type candidate for there continual screwing over minorities and less fortunate. Sorry to see your choice as you showed the lack of experience in your decision making. Appeared to be Geoge Bushism.

Iowan for Hillary   January 19th, 2008 4:36 pm ET

Hey ex-Clinton Supporter, Obummer is the one who aligned himself with the Republicans and Reagan – HE said those words, not the Clintons, not Edwards. Every time he opens his mouth he's sinking his own ship.

The ONLY person ready to lead on DAY ONE? HILLARY CLINTON!

CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 2008

Snyder   January 19th, 2008 4:36 pm ET

Who really wants a dynastic political system. If it keeps going this way, we will have 24 years of the presidency being held by the same two families. How is this good for America??!!!?? Vote Obama or anyone but Hillary!

Nick   January 19th, 2008 4:36 pm ET

Congratulations! Go get 'em girl!!!! I support you 100%!!!!!

Angel   January 19th, 2008 4:35 pm ET

Wow I cant believe some people still have there eyes closed! Obama is the only one that can fix our problems here at home. You think that the same politics will do it?! Well its not God help us Americans

Brian, Chicago   January 19th, 2008 4:35 pm ET

Go Ron Paul! I can't wait until Monday...

Moses   January 19th, 2008 4:35 pm ET

Stop wasting your time people. This election is predictable as ever.
Election rigged!

JOE   January 19th, 2008 4:34 pm ET

How would Obama be having 45% then goes back 44% when Hillary has 50% then to 53%. How is that counting happened? Anybody?

Independent in America   January 19th, 2008 4:34 pm ET

The POLLS have begun to draw up the demographics of each candidate's supporters – which are becoming increasingly divided. Even the Democratic party which has always stood up for the have nots is becoming a party where the haves want to have a louder voice. Is it time for a viable 3rd Party system in America?

Mike in Kentucky   January 19th, 2008 4:34 pm ET

This is not a small feat!

She wins in spite of the endorsement of the culinary workers union and the fact that some caucuses were held at the very casinos where that union membership works!

It will be interesting to see how the MSM parses this win so as to attribute the least amount of credit possible to the Clinton campaign and their message to the voters.

Ryan, Richmond VA   January 19th, 2008 4:34 pm ET

Congratulations to Hillary, against all odds!!!

I'm a hard Democrat, but I look forward to a general election between Clinton and Romney. If I had to watch Hillary concede, my first choice on the Republican ticket would be Mitt!

I'm happy both ways!

Richmond, VA

Jack   January 19th, 2008 4:33 pm ET

Hillary front runner over six months on Media, Goverment Bankrupting everything Obama was running with, telling Obama to abandon the message of hope,Butto assanition, Hillary going Bullastic in NH intimidation, Country hyped, the count on CNN doesn't add up, suprises on projection on CNN,
C'mon people, This is goverment controlled election after Iowa. Get a clue and don't even pay attention.

ELECTION RIGGED!

Info   January 19th, 2008 4:33 pm ET

hillary clinton is a freemanson and apart of the illumanati

Sheri   January 19th, 2008 4:33 pm ET

Has anyone seen September Dawn, this a real taste of LDS leadership. This confirms that in fact Romney would indeed allows his faith to call the shots.

AMERICANS FOR REAL CHANGE SUPPORT OBAMA because he doesn't play DIRTY POOL, and tells us the TRUTH.

If Clinton wins, Romney will beat her, I guarantee it! And if the Republicans get into office again, the economy will for sure take a turn for the worst and we'll be in IRAN. 4 more years of silence from the American people.

VOTE OBAMA!

d   January 19th, 2008 4:32 pm ET

YAB BAB DAB BA DO. Wait to go Hilliary !

Dawit Demissie   January 19th, 2008 4:32 pm ET

If Senator Clinton wins the nomination, she need to consider Obama on the ticket for a VP, this combination appeal to the bulk of democrats, independents, perhaps to moderate republicans and therefore will most likely to wins the presidency.

Manzi   January 19th, 2008 4:32 pm ET

Clinton and his wife are really playing dirt politics and we are happy this man is in America because the way he is fighting the power using dirty game if he was in Africa he could be killing people becase of power!!
Bill Clinton already show his true color to the world and Americans that he doesn't care about people or democratic party, what he care is about power to be in White House!! What the deference between him and those dictotors in Africa who dont want to give up power to new generation?
I hope Americans will do something about this American dictotor who is willing to divide Democratic Party because of his own iterest.
American justice has to invertigate his past admnitration too.

Iowan for Hillary   January 19th, 2008 4:31 pm ET

And Kevin – wake up and smell the coffee. Obummer rigged the Iowa caucuses with his Illinoisians and got an artificial win here. He couldn't rig the Nevada caucuses, so the TRUE winner shines through.

CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 2008!

Scott   January 19th, 2008 4:31 pm ET

You go Hill! Won't it be amazing to have a woman president in our lifetime???

Linda   January 19th, 2008 4:30 pm ET

Chet said it all. Loved Bill, but we need a fresh start without the polarization. Support Obama!!!

Colby & Karen - New York, NY   January 19th, 2008 4:30 pm ET

Hillary #1!!!!! She's got our vote come Super Tuesday in NY!

whyuslord   January 19th, 2008 4:29 pm ET

I'm a ex-clinton supporter she has you race,religion, even try to divided america to win an election. And What Change may I ask she will bring. I think she miss sleeping in the white house. Clinton's has not done anything major for the Black american's if so what. Because I and many other black american's is wondering whats all this bragging about doing stuff in the black community. When they do something like give us our two acres and a mule that was promise Then i will say Hey clinton didn't it.

Andrew   January 19th, 2008 4:29 pm ET

whooo

hillary be crazy. obama, romney, perot – that's where it at.

holla

emily   January 19th, 2008 4:28 pm ET

Election rigged!

Leah DiMarco, TX   January 19th, 2008 4:28 pm ET

A 5% lead is not a huge win.
Obama will receive delegates also, so this is a good win for him also.

Obama '08

common sense   January 19th, 2008 4:28 pm ET

mike VE needs a fact check
romney is conservative to the point of being scary
its john McCaiN not "john mclaim"

obama hasnt been in washington for years- pointing that out is hillary clinton's whole strategy
clinton and obama are BOTH for economic stimulus packages that include tax relief
obama has spoken out REPEATEDLY about his aversion to big government and his desire to "cut bureaucracy"
-obama hasnt just worked in washington, hes been a community organizer and a state senator

al-qaeda (as we know it) wasnt AROUND in the eighties- afghanistan was doing battle with the soviets. additionally, obama didnt "stand by" in the eighties as we were under attack, he was IN COLLEGE.

support who you want, but be sure you're being factual

Iowan for Hillary   January 19th, 2008 4:27 pm ET

YES!!! HRC is ROLLING!!!!!!

Despite the caucus sites at the casinos, which expected to boost Obummer's numbers, Hillary Clinton STILL beats him!!

BTW, who's John Edwards?

CLINTON 2008!!!!!

Tim Weiss   January 19th, 2008 4:27 pm ET

Yay for Hillary...!!!

Democrats, be prepared to lose the general election if she is nominated... I'm just saying, don't be shocked if we lose.

Obama '08

lombard   January 19th, 2008 4:27 pm ET

Kevin Coughlin:

Get real guy. Obama has received big time bucks from corporations, too, and has raised almost as much as Clinton. Ben Nelson, who recently endorsed him, is as much of a corporate Democrat as you could find anywhere. Corporations are integral part of our economy, society, and politics. No election is going to change that. Join the real world.

The Clinton campaign is just better at this than the Obama campaign. As Magic Johnson said, he is an outstanding rookie but she is a seasoned vet.

S, WI   January 19th, 2008 4:27 pm ET

I think Obama still has a shot if he switchs parties to Republican.

JE   January 19th, 2008 4:27 pm ET

Forcing us to listen to Bill Bennett and anti Clinton speeches are as insulting as having to listen Ann Coultier...Take that angry man off the air...It is getting boring...CNN please !!!!

Scott   January 19th, 2008 4:27 pm ET

Chris from Florida,

The only one who said "she couldn't do it" was the spin-shuckster Mark Penn.

Thanks to all those over 45 who are giving this to the vanguard of old-school slime politics.

jenn for Hillary   January 19th, 2008 4:26 pm ET

Go Hillary, we knew you could do it. Almost there!!!! GO GO GO!!!!!!!!!!

charlotte   January 19th, 2008 4:26 pm ET

I knew that Reagan comment was going to hurt Obama. Unions were not Reagans' strong point. It was close, but that only counts in Horseshoes and Handgrenades.

Clinton   January 19th, 2008 4:25 pm ET

Clinton will get crushed in the debates Monday....watch.

Ann   January 19th, 2008 4:25 pm ET

A great, great effort by the entire Clinton campaign pays off.

Congratulations Nevada Democrats!

Jenn -Syracuse,NY   January 19th, 2008 4:25 pm ET

Should have known. It seems like all the Clintons have to do is throw a hissy fit and there she goes. Seriously, Doesn't anyone see this as how they will act in the White House? A little dysfunctional. Bill Clinton's rages are ridiculous and after 35 years of "experience" Hillary JUST found her voice? Hmmm.

dave walker   January 19th, 2008 4:25 pm ET

As appealing as John Edwards is as a candidate,it is time to realize that the Democratic ticket to the White House is Obamna/Clinton. An historical election.

wow   January 19th, 2008 4:24 pm ET

For the love of god, would the country please wake up.

1. Hillary has NO experience. Being first lady does not equate to experience.
2. Hillary WILL NOT win against a republican. I am an independent who will NOT vote for Hillary if she if the nominee. She will rally republicans against her that WOULD HAVE NOT voted otherwise.
3. Voting for Hillary just to get Bill back is incredibly ignorant and downright stupid. Let's vote for Hillary so we can give the impeached president a third term.

Dumbfounded...

Rich In Seattle   January 19th, 2008 4:24 pm ET

With a Hillary win it's more of the same. The only way Hillary will ever get my vote is if Obama is VP.

It's so sad that the politics of Hope in this country is brought down by the big political machine. We only elect the ones who can beat down the others the best. Sad.

Jaz   January 19th, 2008 4:24 pm ET

And now..for Super-Tuesday!

WAKE UP   January 19th, 2008 4:24 pm ET

I am a life long Democrat! It puzzles me how America is blinded by a deceiptful, manipulating, self-serving liar like Hillary!!??

If she happens to get the Democratic nod, my vote goes to Romney or McCain! Never thought I would ever utter those words of Republican support! We have had a manipulating, self-serving, deceiptful liar of a President for eight years! With Hillary it will be the same! All I can say to Hillary supporters is, be careful what you wish for!!!!

Todd   January 19th, 2008 4:23 pm ET

What a great victory considering Hillary supporters wer bullied and intimidated by their employers and unions. Good for them for thinking independently and standing up for the only candidate with experience and committment!!

Chet M, Lansing MI   January 19th, 2008 4:23 pm ET

I must admit that I would prefer Obama for the democratic nomination, and the reason will doubtless become clear in the following comments: The return of the polarizing Clintonian soap opera where there is continued bickering over small matters, rather than a determined effort to reach across ideologies and fix major problems ahead.

Joyce memphis, tn   January 19th, 2008 4:22 pm ET

GO HILLARY!!!! It's good to know that Americans are seeing past the HYPE and choosing for what's best for America.
Hillary '08...YOU GO GIRL!!!

s.positive   January 19th, 2008 4:22 pm ET

I will be surprise if this is seen as a great victory as all projections had it as it happened...

SF, CA   January 19th, 2008 4:22 pm ET

Yes!

Cameron   January 19th, 2008 4:20 pm ET

WHY?????

JohnL   January 19th, 2008 4:20 pm ET

Wow!, Looks like Sharon forgot to take her anti bigotry phyc meds today!

Steve   January 19th, 2008 4:19 pm ET

Obama will start to roll in SC!

jackie miller   January 19th, 2008 4:18 pm ET

Hillary has my support Go Hillary

charlotte   January 19th, 2008 4:18 pm ET

yes, need I say more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mike Orlando, FL   January 19th, 2008 4:17 pm ET

YES!!! She did it!

Hillary 08!

Kevin Coughlin   January 19th, 2008 4:17 pm ET

Suspicious of Clinton cheap tricks. I'm sick of corporate democrats and the DLC. We need something besides Bush-Clinton-Clinton-Bush-Bush-Clinton...20 years of the same old names and same old politics...

RAS, Williamsburg, VA   January 19th, 2008 4:17 pm ET

For the life of me I cannot figure out why this country can't generate high quality candidates from which the American voters can select. Someone the majority of Americans can respect and follow. The best the Democrat Party can come up with is Hillary Clinton? The woman has no charisma, she's divisive/polarizing, and has no experience to speak of. Has the political climate gotten so caustic that the good people stay away? Must be.because this woman is a loser. Funny that people think this woman can fix the economy....THINK PEOPLE, she's a flaming socialist.

Tom Davie   January 19th, 2008 4:17 pm ET

Way to go Hillary

You beat Obama in a show of hand caucus -which is his strength -when you had a 60,000 army union campaigning right in the casinos where the union works.

This is NO small victory

ex-Clinton Supporter   January 19th, 2008 4:17 pm ET

Well, what can one say? Another decent American has his reputation ruined and tainted by a political machine; hopefully Obama still has a fighting chance in the rest of the country. But look out; the Clintons are terribly frightening with the lengths they will go to ruin an opponent's image. The scariest place to be, as NYTimes said, certainly is between the Clintons and an elected office.

jackie miller   January 19th, 2008 4:16 pm ET

can someone please explain the purpose of a caucus and why we dont have one here in new jersey

Zach   January 19th, 2008 4:16 pm ET

Two in a row, let's build that momentum to SC, Super Tuesday, and beyond!

Lee   January 19th, 2008 4:16 pm ET

Dear God
Hillary won the Nevada caucus. Just say she won the freakin caucus. It was not a nail biter. It was not close. It was not a squeak by. She won by alot. Say she freakin won without placing distractors!
Geeze you cant just give the woman a break. Even when she wins – you just cant say it.
It makes me so angry with CNN – just be fair for petes sake.
Say it with me – HILLARY WON – Period.

Kendall Dean   January 19th, 2008 4:16 pm ET

Go Hillary GO GO GO!

jc, chicago, illinois   January 19th, 2008 4:15 pm ET

the clinton machine is still running.
god help us.

Beth & Jeff Chicago, IL HILLARY 2008   January 19th, 2008 4:14 pm ET

We are proud to stand up and show our continued support for Hillary '08 :)

Sheri   January 19th, 2008 4:14 pm ET

WOW, I can't wait for Romney to win the 2008 election over Clinton. SWEET!

kay   January 19th, 2008 4:14 pm ET

she isnt fit to win this... shouldnt win ppl..
Yerall should VOTE OBAMA

Mati   January 19th, 2008 4:14 pm ET

Hillary'08! thanks God there are still true Americans in this country.

Judith S Rogers, Hendersonville, NC   January 19th, 2008 4:13 pm ET

HURRAY!

Chris, Orlando FL   January 19th, 2008 4:13 pm ET

And they said she couldn't do it... GO HILLARY!

Mike VE   January 19th, 2008 4:12 pm ET

I am voting for MITT ROMNEY!!!!!

Mitt has not been in Washington for years like John McLaim, Clinton and Obama.

Mitt has held executive positions as a Govenor and in private business, Obama, Clinton and John McLaim have only worked in Washington they do not have a clue about private business or the American economy.

Mitt is a conservative that’s why the media hates him; John McLaim is a liberal just look who he associates with Kennedy, Feingold, the gang of 14, ect. and that’s why the media loves John McLaim.

Mitt is against amnesty for illegal aliens; Obama, Clinton and John McLaim are for amnesty for illegal aliens.

Mitt is for tax cuts, Obama, Clinton and John McLaim are against tax cuts and want to raise our taxes.

Mitt is for conservative judges, Obama, Clinton and John McLaim are for liberal judges.

Mitt wants to free Americans and American business from the federal government Obama, Clinton and John McLaim want big government and are responsible for big government we have.

Mitt will fight to protect this country and build a strong military; Obama, Clinton and John McLaim stood by when al-Qaeda attacked our interests in the 1990 and the 1980s.

Mitt Romney is the right change for America

Vote for Mitt!!!

treborjant1975   January 19th, 2008 4:12 pm ET

Viva Hillary! I think that this will likely be the trend throughout the country! The nomination is not far from here! California and NY should wrap things up for the next President of the United States, HILLARY CLINTON!! Viva Hillary!

Conan   January 19th, 2008 4:12 pm ET

Wow!!! Seems H-dawg is driving the "Come Back" train hard. Big O better take SC or I think he's the next VP.........

Kevin,FL   January 19th, 2008 4:11 pm ET

ATTENTION : OBAMA SUPPORTERS THE OBAMA TRAIN WILL CRASH ON FEB. 5TH 2008 ITS YOUR CHOICE STAY ON OR JUMP OF NOW!! ... CLINTON 08

Danielle   January 19th, 2008 4:10 pm ET

Thank you Nevada!

HILLARY '08!!

Gil - California   January 19th, 2008 4:10 pm ET

Congratulations on stealing this election. Romney is looking better and better.

sharon walker   January 19th, 2008 4:10 pm ET

Dear Friends:

Please read How the Mind Works by Steven Pinker.

Vote for Senator John McCain.

The enemy is at thy feet.

Romney would want the illegals to overtake this nation, cause a recession and
bring home mortgages to the highest they ever have been in the history of the USA.
LDS gets more 10% donations. Bring them on. Romney has no history of military conflict with his faith for him to be in command.

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