And this ur an idot thing from a lot of clinton supporters toward obama supporters (goes the other way to). Give it a rest. Some of the smartest people in this country support obama and one of obamas biggest bases of support is people with advanced degrees. Maybe the reason they support obama is beyond ur comprehension, but many/most of hissupporters are not idiots and are thinking very clearly. Also for all the woman who desire to see a woman in the white house, which is totally understandable, take solace in some of obama's biggest supporters like senator clair mckaskil, governer kathy sebelius and gov janet napolitano who are all rissing stars in the party and may be excellent candites in the near future.

I wonder why???

Just more CNN bias. CNN shame on you.

However, if it were a Clinton vs. McCain in the general, they had indicated that they will stick with the party so that the Clintons don't get back into the White House. Personally, I don't know what I would do yet.

If Hillary Clinton is the Democratic nominee – I have the feeling the Republicans will regain the White House. McCain can get the Independent votes and possibly diehard Obama supporters who would never vote for Hillary because of some of the campaign tactics played the past month against Sen. Obama.

So, I am scared that if Hillary is the Democratic nominee, we are back to nothing getting done in Washington for another 4 years. We will be back to the partisanship and gridlock we see in Washington for the past 10 or so years.

You people REALLY need to back off the Moderators. I have a few web sites of my own and the Biggest has only 40k members or so and I have 23 VOLUNTEER moderators who work their BUTTS off to keep up with all of our posts ( non- pollitical hobby site)

It takes TIME to do that job and if you keep sniveling they might take this away from us. It is EXPENSIVE to do this and I like it that we get a chance to speak out.

obama/edwards has potential to be the greatest ticket in history. Things will get done in washington, and our image will be greatly restored around the world, but like john said, when the agents of change stand up the voices of status quo will shout. Please people, I know we all have our disagreements, but the obvious is in our face, and we may not get another chance at something like this...

vote obama, and you'll most likely get the son of the south John edwards

Shame on them! haha

Can anyone explain how to attend the debates held in California. Please help!

Hillary is not about the past, she is the one who has fighted with the Republican right wings from the begining. She is tough and has experience. People like or dislike her, but it is time for American to make right choice.

Vote for Hillary '08, '12

CHANGE, YES WE CAN!

I have discussed you ( yes you) with a few of my friends frm both sides of the isle and it is funny.. they ALL know your posts and agree on one thing. You MUST work for Hillary. WHY? you ask. Your statements are almost always empty of actual reasoning but ALWAYS say the same thing HILLARY HILLARY even on threads that have NOTHING to do with her.

NOW you say Edwards should be Hillarys VP... Why is that..because they LOOK the same...it is clear ( if you pay ANY attention) that he has been against her all along..SHE is not CHANGE. I don't know the man personally but I don't think even HE wants the heat of Turning to the Darkside JUST to get a job. He seems too image aware to do that. Go back to your $8.00hr and hour Blog for Hillary Job and work on your technique. You are too transparent.

Chances are Slim you will get to see this but at least the Moderator will know there are a FEW people out here who are smarter than stumps.

The fact of the matter is no one likes reading positive stories about the other candidate. Grow up!

The BIGGEST Loosers?
CNN MSNBC and FOX
I bet they are scrambling to get an interview…but now he can tell them…Why should I…you chose to ignore me, bash Senator Clinton and all that to Showcase Senator Obama.
What's the old saying???
Never Burn Your Bridges!!!!!
LMAO

YES WE CAN

Bukky January 30, 2008 12:49 pm ET
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Mike January 30, 2008 11:33 am ET

John Edwards hasn't yet given his speech to leave the race and Obama is now fishing for Edwards supporters to support him.

A top Edwards aide said the former senator contacted Obama and Clinton on Tuesday, telling them he was considering dropping out of the race and asking them to make poverty a top issue of their campaigns and — if either reaches the White House — a central part of their administration.

Both candidates agreed, the aide said.

Obama is just living up to his word AS USUAL

kareem Abdul jabbar
charles barkley
michael jordan
shelia johnson
halle Berry
tracee ellis ross
jamie fox
jasmine guy
eddie murphy
chris rock
oprah winfred
alice walker
will smith
jada pickett smith
forest whittaker
alfre wodard
master P
ne-yo
gov deval patrick
rep sanford bishop
rep elijah cummings
rep chakah fattah
rep al green
rep barbara lee
rep jesse jackson jr

tHIS IS FOR THE NOT SO SMART PERSON WHO SAID HILARY HAS ALL THE WEALTHY BLACK SUPPORT

Nice of Obama to START his campaign speech as everyone is awaiting Edwards announcement……what a glory hog……grow up, man….grow up.

NO HATE IN '08, WHAT IS WRONG WITH HIM SPEAKING TO EDWARDS?
Wow, are you that bored and hateful towards Obama that you would demoize hime for trying to get support. dUMB, REAL DUMB

Matthew January 30, 2008 11:50 am ET

Nice to see women already bashing this."

Women will not only "bashing this", I hope women will understand what is going on and will reflect on what is happening to most of them (perhaps not to Caroline Kennedy) every day of their lives. Grotesque remarks and double standards. And all of you, all of you.. have/had mothers. But when it comes to women, you have no sense of fairness. Hillary was not treated fair and equal with the other candidates. Period.

Hillary'08!

If its about making poverty an issue and finding solutions to economic problems, it is Hillary who can be aggressive to have things done.

It's a shame that you choose by gender. What , do you think america will chenge for you personally. Do u think that mothers around the country are betrayers. Wow
extreme ignorance

WOW, For Obama wanting all this change he sure is looking to get all of Washington to back him!!! How is that change?

You need everybody to make a change. What is he suppose to do, fight with them like Hilary?
Come on, use your head

I was just on another political blog….

There was a picture of Edwards standing next to 'you know who.'

An Obama supporter wrote….. "Look at her.. Hillary's just gross."

Well, that's a venomous Obama supporter for you.

P.S. The person standing next Edwards was his wife Elizabeth….. Ha! Ha! Now THAT'S an Obama supporter. Hating just to hate…. Ha! Ha! Ha!

WOW HOW OLD ARE U? THAT WAS THE MOST IMMATURE STATEMENT I HAVE READ REGARDING OBAMA SUPPORTERS. WOW

The 12th Amendment would allow a Clinton vice-presidency. Its language only bars from the vice-presidency those persons who are "ineligible to the office" of President. Clinton is not ineligible to the office of president, however. He is only disqualified (by the 22nd Amendment) from being elected to that office

Article II of the Constitution carefully defines exactly who is "eligible to the Office of President": anyone who is a natural born citizen, at least 35 years old, and has been a U.S. resident for at least 14 years.

What amazes me even more is to read the posts from the Clinton supporters accusing CNN and the media of bias. I don't see it. CNN is just as tough on Obama as Clinton. One week it is better for one, and then the next week is better for the other. You can't always get what you want. When the Clintons fumble, somehow it's always someone else's fault – never theirs. If they don't get the spin they want, then that's their fault. They need to suck it up and try harder – not whine. It is hard to respect that kind of behavior.

I think the whining comes from the Clintons' incredible sense of entitlement. No one has the right to control the media. That is what scares me about the Clintons – their insatiable desire for power. Hilliary Clinton reminds me so much of Richard Nixon, and although I am a conservative, even I know better than to want another Nixon.

Obama seems different. I could never vote for such a liberal candidate, but I believe that he could work well with conservatives and help get our nation back on track. If Hilliary Clinton wins, the rift in Congress and in our nation will widen. A lot of conservatives want her to win at least the nomination because they believe it will lead to a conservative groundswell and revitalization. But I am not so Machiavellian. I would like to get a peacemaker for our next president – preferably from the right, but from the left if necessary. Hilliary Clinton is the candidate of bitterness. Obama seems to be the peacemaker who can unite us rather than divide us.

If you think because they are wealthy supporters and all blacks follow suit, you are very ignorant to what's going on