and to the rest, i don;t know much about the NV voting and i will not comment on things i don't have info on. i wish the rest of u would do the same. some of the people on this blog and others are so blind that they will not see any thing wrong.
what's wrong is this... the do any thing to win!!! if u are better, then prove it without slander, rascism, and distorting statements. i have always admired the clintons, but this win at any cost is to much. someone said integrity and character.
it all is lacking at this point, and for people that are from the same party at each other's necks is upsetting.
ask yourself this QUESTION," AM I JUST VOTING FOR HER BECAUSE SHE IS A LADY AND WHITE OR AM I JUST VOTING FOR HIM BECAUSE HE IS BLACK AND NO WOMAN SHOULD HAVE THAT JOB?"
if that is the only thing u have, then u have a major problem. get it together people...because we are leaving the door open to the republicans, again.

I can't vote since I live in Canada but go Obama!!! Edwards would also be good but he won't win. If Hilary wins the nomination I hope the Republicans win the election.

If Bill thinks he can sweet talk Blacks into supporting Hillary after this dirty campaign he really needs to think again. He might be able to fool a few into voting for hillary but he will soon be dealing with the boomers he grew up with, who will tell him straight to his face to kiss where the sun don't shine!!!!

Bill and Hillary are playing the Blacks against the Latino's and this will cost them the election. If the Blacks overwhelmingly vote republican to keep hillary out and don't forget the white man who will not vote for her, she loses!!!!!

I'm looking forward the seeing the disappointment on hillarys face after she loses the election.

Americans can no longer afford to have this slash and burn, whatever it takes to win political mentality that essentially defines the Clinton way.

We must move on to a more practical, honest, team-building approach to democratic government. This is not something that either Clinton is capable of. Obama clearly is.

Have the courage to vote for Obama and help take us away from what has become a destructive political norm.

NO MORE CLINTONS; NO MORE BUSHES.

It is about preserving the integrity of the election process. When irregularities of the type that have been suspected in NH and documented in NV occur, the public need to know this. The world watches our elections. How can we expect to support fledgling democracies when our own system operates with irregularities, voter intimidation, and out right lies. This should not be tolerated by the American People, regardless of who you support.

Saying that Sen. Obama is a sore loser because he is simply insisting on the integrity of the process, is in fact an intimidation process by the Clinton campaign. Regardless of who you support, we all should be united on ensuring that each vote is counted, and each person who wanted to vote is given that opportunity.

There's certainly no inspiration with the Clintons.

Obama is the right choice.

If Obama doesn't win, I will take a strong look at a canidate from the Repulican or Independent side (provided that the NY major runs.) That is sad for me to say because I've never voted outside the Democratic party but one thing is for sure, I will not vote for the Clintons. I'll stay home first.

Run as independent candidate for President in case Clintons win the Democratic Party nomination. You will win. If you are not Democratic Party candidate to run against republicans and you don’t run as independent then many people like us will surely vote for republican candidate.

Hillary is un-fair, her husband Mr. Bill seems to have lost all the sense in his quest to return back to White house (as first man of the country).

John Edward has no hope of getting nominated and is clearly eyeing the position of Vice-President as running mate of who ever gets the democratic nomination.

Hillary in 'o8

atleast they should both bow out now before they destroy the country!

Let the real leader in this campaign the one that is true to the party take his "rightful" place in this election and accept his nominee as best candidate

so he can begin on day one!

John Edwards 08!!!!

that's it.

I would like, however, to offer this as thought. President Clinton knew there were things being done prior to the caucus. Is it possible, and I use the word possible, that there was a behind-the-scenes investigation being done? That, instead of making a public display out of this incident they planned to or were already conducting discrete inquiries?

I am quite certain that neither ourselves nor the news media have any idea about what was happening officially in this regard. It is possible that these things might have been addressed quietly and with dignity. No matter what happens now, that is no longer possible.

Obama's the GOP's only hope of retaining the White House. They know they'll rip him to shreds if he's nominated. His middle name alone is enough to lose the election.

He's a Chicago machine politician. You don't crawl out of that sewer and smell like a rose. Do your own due diligence. He's not even fit for VP.

He's a deliberately blank slate. Dupes can fill in the blanks however they please. His true supporters are dreamers. Witness this blog and the empty slogans.

He had a future until his premature and sad debacle of campaign. Too bad he's impatient and impolitic. He could have been a contender.

I am still trying to understand why is it wrong for Obama to talk about his race and not wrong for Clinton to talk about her gender. We all know that if one of them wins the presidency it will make history. I dont need either one of them to remind me that he is black or that she is a woman. I have eyes I can see. I just want the best person to be president.

Let the record speak for itself:

Legislative Experience – Barack Obama – 8 years in the Illinois Senate and 2+ years in the U.S. Senate a total of approximately 11 years. Hillary – 7 years in the U.S. Senate. Who has more experience?

Supporter of Civil and Human Rights – Barack Obama served the communities of Chicago where he became a community organizer working to improve conditions for people living in poor neighborhoods; practiced law as a civil rights attorney. Hillary – While Dr. King was leading a non-violent movement for social change, putting pressure on President Johnson to sign the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Hillary was supporting the candidacy of Barry Goldwater, the same Barry Goldwater who voted against the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Ooops! So much for civil and human rights.

Please!

HILLARY 2008

He received over 1600 complaints by his supporters of voter intimidation by Billary and is STANDING UP for them and their voices. This is a GOOD thing.

I know you all are used to arrogant, agressive politics. Get over it. Obama will be our next pres.

Obama 08

Lets hope for either a Obama/Clinton or Clinton/Obama ticket with John Edwards taking the place of Attorney General

My vote is without doubt going to Barack Obama as well as the vote of my friends and family.

Let's Barack the vote!!!!

Naomi

I agree Obama was defensive,however was that without reason? For weeks Bill and Hillary BOTH have made inaccurate statements regarding Obama's record. they have continually mis-quoted his statements. Their supporters chave made snide and rude remarks . What did you think??? The man was going to continue NOT to fight back????? When you play in the same arena with 'The Clintons" ,you had better adopt their "tactics" or be eaten alive....
Obama is not a sore loser...the problem is "The Clintons", never expected to be in this position...Hillary nor Bill expected this type of competition,and especially not from the Obama campaign. LOL!LOL! Obama and his supporters have every reason to 'hold their heads high' win or lose...because the "truth" of this matter is Obama is giving "The Clintons" a run for their money....LOL!LOL!
Holly posted:

"Did you really think he was different"?

Oh he IS different!