February 4, 2008
Posted: 03:15 PM ET
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(CNN)— One day after Sunday’s Giants victory in the Super Bowl and one day before the political super bowl, Super Tuesday, the presidential candidates draw distinctions between the two events.

In the latest installment of America Votes 2008, the fight for Super Tuesday intensifies along with the candidates’ shots against one another.

Related: Listen to CNN's Bob Costantini look ahead to Super Tuesday with Political Analyst Stuart Rothenberg.

Filed under: America Votes 2008 • Super Tuesday


marta   February 5th, 2008 11:54 am ET

I have moderated it . I have taken it all back.

marta   February 5th, 2008 11:41 am ET

I am sorry, but her negative comments and insinuations against Hillary are over the top. For a woman to be that purposely mean to another woman with comments not always based on facts, I find disgusting.

Gi   February 5th, 2008 10:23 am ET

Dr. Ron Paul is the only candidate who tells it how it is…
No sugar coating, just truth. He has experience, intelligence, and the understanding of all the big issues. He also has plans to fix them! He's what our needs.

~RON PAUL FOR PRESIDENT~

Jay Lowe   February 5th, 2008 10:21 am ET

I dont read the comments from people that shout and dont know how to turn off CAP LOCK.

Outsider   February 5th, 2008 9:59 am ET

You have certainly forgotten about Mike Hucckaby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He might surprise you………

How many people are in this campaign, we hear only about 4 - are you trying to influence the people?

Jan, Toledo, OH   February 5th, 2008 9:02 am ET

Did I hear this correctly? A black woman was being interviewed this morning and was saying that she was going to vote for Hillary. John Roberts told her that Barack Obama was favored in her state and that there was not much difference in their health care plans. He then said - Go cast your vote. Unbelivable.

Lee, York Pa   February 5th, 2008 5:05 am ET

HILARY all the way!!

Paula Angelique Hafner   February 5th, 2008 4:13 am ET

I think my pop should be President.

Los Angeles   February 5th, 2008 2:17 am ET

I feel that those who endorsed Barack Obama are totally selfish and only in their best (self-) interest. It's so obvious….why can't voter see this! I am voting Clinton for a real change and for a better future!!

mike, Columbus ohio   February 5th, 2008 1:40 am ET

Jim 9:21 pm ET….How have the Clintons changed from the 90's til now? They are the same scheming, manipulative dirty trick pair they have always been.

Jimmie - NV   February 5th, 2008 1:22 am ET

WANT AD FOR PRESIDENCY:

MUST BE STRONG - NOT A WHIMP OR CRYBABY JUST TO GAIN ATTENTION FROM THE PUBLIC.

MUST POSSESS LEADERSHIP - IF YOU FIND THAT NO ONE WISHES TO FOLLOW YOUR LEADS AND HAVE BETTER IDEAS THAN YOU, BY ALL MEANS PREPARE TO TURN THE TEARS ON TO GET WHAT YOU WANT.

AGE IS NO FACTOR - BUT BEING A SENIOR CITIZEN HAS ITS PERTS - SOMETIMES MEMORY LOSS. YOU MUST REMEMBER YOUR AGENDA AND WHAT YOU STAND FOR - NO FLIP-FLOPPING OR IS IT FLOP-FLIPPING - CAN'T REMEMBER.

PERONSAL - MUST HAVE NOT HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN ANY SHADY DEALINGS IN THE PAST TO INCLUDE WHITEWATER SCANDAL, DRUG TRAFFIC IN THE STATE OFAK OR HAVING KNOWLEDGE OF IT.

MUST NOT BE INVOLVED IN A COVER-UP FOR OTHER SENTATORS OR CONGRESSMEN THAT MAY HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN ANY TYPE OF SCANDALS OR SHADY DEALS.

MUST KNOW WHERE ALL IMPORTANT PAPERS ARE THAT ARE SUBJECT TO A SUBPOENA.

IF SPOUSE HAS LIVED IN WHITE HOUSE BEFORE, MUST KEEP BIG MOUTH SHUT.

ONLY QUALIFIED CANDIDATE NEED TO APPLY!

A NEW YORKER, YEAH RIGHT, JUST RUNNING AWAY FROM AK - TOO MUCH WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE!

Grandma   February 5th, 2008 1:16 am ET

The Young people have always went against the Establishment., Later they have become the Establishment. We cannot let the young people that don't know what good the Clintons have done while they were in Office. We cannot afford now to have someone in office that is not experienced enough for the world's problems,
we're in dangerous times now we can't take the chance that someone inexperinced to deal with other country's Ms. Clinton can do the job and she will have the respect of the other country's. She also has a good partner in one way or another, Obama will be good but in four or eight years from now. right now it's to risky to have some one learn as you go. The Kennedy endorsment isn't much of an endorsment (Chappaquidick). They talk about he said this or she said that, it dosen't matter, what matters is that she can do the job now and she can do it right, he can do the job later (he can wait) . Be smart, don't rebel just to rebel you young people do the right thing! Save the World! Vote for Hillary!

Amber   February 5th, 2008 1:14 am ET

Clinton always answers the questions and doesn't dance around them like Obama. Also Obama and his people have been attacking Hillary since he won in SC Obama is the one that has the attitude. The news just doesn't show that because they are all biased towards Obama.

Clinton you have my vote

Peanuts   February 4th, 2008 10:37 pm ET

Why is that CNN does not talk about those who are in support of Clinton? Those of you who state that CNN is biased … seems true to me. I will vote for Clinton tomorrow, because I know her caring of the people and children is true. I know she claims she'll do this that and the other, and I truly believe she will fight for us and what she believes in.. She will not be bought and can handle the Republicans. If she wins, and I hope she does, our country needs her, nothing wrong with Obama, he's just in to many pockets on both sides. Not a good thing, he can be swayed easily. I want Hillary, Bill made a big mistake during his Presidency, he got caught. Many other didn't They're not as clean as you think. BESIDES i'M NOT VOTING FOR HIM, ING For I am voting for Hillary, and I hope she wins and she will! go Hillary!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

vicki   February 4th, 2008 10:29 pm ET

It seems quite clear that now that Americans have heard Obama's message they are quite clear on whom should be the next president. Clinton Had the name regocnition fro so long Why won't the media stop trying to say what did Bill do to hurt Hillary .. Why not now that we've heard Obama we like everything about him … Obama's getting his own votes..

Stephen,Wilmington,NC   February 4th, 2008 10:14 pm ET

VOTE FOR MITT ROMNEY !!!!!!!!!!

Connie   February 4th, 2008 9:47 pm ET

Well once again Caroline Kennedy came out from under her rock to support Obama. And Ted Kennedy the moral authority you know Mr. Right is telling us that he is the candidate of change. Ted should know. And Oprah who was in LA this last weekend telling the hispanics and blacks that Obama is their candidate. Where did Oprah build her school - oh yes Africa. I didn't see her in the projects in New York or East Los Angeles building schools for poor Hispanics or young black people. She did say our kids are to spoiled with their tennis shoes and their hip hop music and wouldn't appreciate the essence of what she was trying to do. Her mantra for years has been women, she makes all her money off women, it is women that have made her a millionaire, and we have for the first time in the history of the United States have a qualified woman running for President and who does Oprah support, a black man. What does that tell you about Oprah.

Well, I see Obama helping John McCain because if he wins McCain will be the next President.

Ron   February 4th, 2008 9:42 pm ET

Bob ! Waht poll? All news says its dead heat in California

Please provide link or substanance otherwise you will be considered a lier!

Patricia   February 4th, 2008 9:35 pm ET

I will be voting for a Republican if Obama wins the nomination.

Jim   February 4th, 2008 9:21 pm ET

I was a Clinton supporter through the 90's, but I have been disappointed in the Clinton behavior and attitude of the past few months. Obama has a depth of character and a sincerity that is foreign to the Clintons. He will get my vote.

mr.fair tax   February 4th, 2008 9:19 pm ET

NEVER VOTE FOR FAKE TEARS HILLARY OR NONSENSE OBAMA, NO McCAIN EITHER!!

B Edwards   February 4th, 2008 8:42 pm ET

What I want is a candidate who can stop saying they are representing the Republicans, or Democrats. It would be nice if they all realized that they shouldn't be representing their party—they should be representing everyone's party. Conservatives are too conservative, and Liberals are too liberal. I am really on the fence. The candidate covering the most bases seems to be Mike Huckabee. I have never voted Republican, but I am considering it, because he seems more independent in nature.

Michelle N Louisiana   February 4th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

BARACK OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES IN 2008!!
HILLERY YOU NEED TO STOP CRYING IT'S NOT GOING TO WORK THIS TIME SORRY WITCH

observer#1   February 4th, 2008 8:27 pm ET

If Obama gets the nomination, I will vote Republician for the first time in my life.

JohnS   February 4th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

Obama secured endorsements from: Janet Napolitano, Democratic governor of Arizona; Kathleen Sebelius, Democratic governor of Kansas; Claire McCaskill, Democratic senator from Missouri; Tim Kaine, Democratic governor of Virginia, and Ben Nelson, Democratic senator from Nebraska.

What do all these states have in common? They are all states that George W Bush won twice. If you’re the next generation of Democrat, trying to appeal to the centre of the country, Obama is your candidate. Clinton takes the party and national politics back to the polarised red-blue ideological past. The danger of this is that if you are someone in the middle – on the purple edge of the red-blue divide – then the polarising nature of Clinton might mean that if she were the candidate you might vote Republican. Obama is the salve for this syndrome.

obama2008

Charlotte   February 4th, 2008 8:17 pm ET

Where is my comment? It say duplicate but the original is not here?

David Shafer   February 4th, 2008 8:06 pm ET

I dont think any of the remaining canidates are worth spit. Why is it that every election we have to pick between the lesser of all the EVILS? We need someone who will restore the rule of law,restore our rights and have these crminals running the whitehouse and the rest of the government prosecuted ! I dont hear any of these canidates talking about doing that. You know whats just as bad is I dont hear any of you so called news people talking about it either! The Bush library should be the prison library!

drz, San Francisco, CA   February 4th, 2008 8:03 pm ET

CNN's latest general election polls showing Obama has beats McCain by 8 points. Hillary vs McCain 50 to 47. Obama is the better candidate in the general election and better for America. With Clinton, we would see continued gridlock and partisanship in DC. Obama gives us a different path forward!

Sally   February 4th, 2008 8:00 pm ET

Ron Paul Mike Huckabee 08!

theMooche   February 4th, 2008 7:58 pm ET

Obama is saving America's butt by generating interest in the democratic process. A process that white males have drained dry, and a process that is in need of a new facade. He is the purple ink on the thumb that the world sees when it puts American democracy under the microscope. What does Nuri al-Maliki think about all this?…

BlackHouse   February 4th, 2008 7:52 pm ET

As in SC we have shown, we will change the color of White House, once for all!

Sensible   February 4th, 2008 7:21 pm ET

New Yorkers are champions!!! Yes Hillary!!!

Casey   February 4th, 2008 7:13 pm ET

I can't wait to hear CNN- whose parent company donated 1.6 million to the Bush campagin say in their effort to push Obama after tomorrow night.

Peter   February 4th, 2008 6:42 pm ET

Just ask the CNN pundits…. the votes don't matter.

No one needs to vote, or if you do, watch the returns. CNN can tell you right now what the result will be.

If Obama gets the popular vote, but looses the delegates, Obama wins.
If Obama looses the popular vote, but wins the deletates, Obama wins.
If Clinton wins the popular vote and wins the delegates, Obama wins.

Don't believe me? Just ask Gloria Borger. Clinton could take this by 10 pts and 100 delegates and Gloria would explain how Clinton lost.

BOB   February 4th, 2008 6:31 pm ET

LATEST POLL OUT THIS AFTERNOON…MON FEB. 4TH…SURVEY USA

CALIFORNIA CLINTON LEADS 12 POINTS

MISSOURI CLINTON LEADS 11 POINTS

NEW JERSEY CLINTON LEADS 11 POINTS

GO HILLARY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gavin   February 4th, 2008 6:16 pm ET

Sunday: Victory for New York Giants
Tuesday: Victory for New York Senator

Go Eli, Go Hillary, GO NY

Independent   February 4th, 2008 6:11 pm ET

BARACK OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES IN 2008!!

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