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I would like to say that I did vote in the primaries in my state. The important thing to remember with the presidency is that yes, they want to make lots of changes, promising the moon and stars. BUT, when in the White House, it isn't just the president's decision, it is also covered by the senate, the house, etc. Both candidates have good ideas, it would be nice to be a "UNITED STATES" again instead of the control that is ever present today. Healthcare needs a boost, without sending healthcare itself into a frenzy.

Yes I did vote for a candidate, but good luck to both. It will be interesting to see how all this plays out.

Does anybody know if it's true that Senator Obama refuses to pledge allegiance to the American flag? If so, why? I would really like to know before I vote for him.

I keep reading about all these years of experience Hillary has. Hillary has basically only won one contested election, that was her first Senate race. Besides her 1 and a quarter terms in the Senate, she has no elected experience. Obama has won more elections than Hillary and served more years as an elected official. What we are seeing is that Hillary is not a good campaigner, and she never has been. Even when she was running for Senate, while Bill was working crowds on her behalf, she was off to the side telling him to get going. There is a huge difference between Bill and Hillary. He was capable of communicating a vision for the future. She is not a very inspiring person except perhaps for women who are inspired by "girl power." Basically every one of Hillary's supposed strong points has been shot down...she is not the inevitable candidate, she does not poll well against McCain, and her lack of experience is revealing itself. She does not connect with voters. People understand we are electing a President for an unknown future, we don't know what problems it will bring. We want to know their philosophy for leading. Either she has none, or she is incapable of communicating it. The only thing inevitable here is that as people have more time to compare Hillary and Obama, the less appealing she becomes.

Obama delivers great prepared speeches but when u listen on debates with Hillary he flunk big time, such a big differrence! This nation do not know much about this Man giving Promises /Hope – stupid people who voted for Bush have not changed, media has been SOO bad with Hilary (most are men) , black people very sensitive on any mention of race on this campaign, and i'm sure race will follow Obama & will be devisive , where is this country heading? Go Hilary!

Hillary had her chance to fix health care for eight years.
She does not deserve to be President, she thinks that we owe her that job. The Clinton campaign, which depends heavily on wealthy contributors who have already reached the $2,300 legal maximum they can give to a candidate, Obama relies more on small-dollar donors who can keep giving. No more money for General Hillary.
Wake up America! Vote for Obama 08!

me too, just sent Hillary $75

I'm gonna skip my usual rant here because everyone already knows of Clinton's character; the lies, the scandals, the flip-flopping (look how many times her campaign strategy alone has flip-flopped in the last few weeks), the political manipulation, and her ambition to destroy anyone who gets in her way.

Instead, here is another take on the situation: when it comes down to it, the President really is the top salesman/woman for the country. He/she is selling the public policies and the parties ideas. He/she is also a salesman of American ideas to other countries. His/her job is to bring people together to accomplish things.

Hillary can not bring people together. She is the most divisive politician ever. Women want to make this into a woman's issue, but really it's not about that. These comments every day display people's utter contempt for her and character. The Republicans want to go up against her b/c they know they can blow her out of the water. Only Hillary can give McCain a win. Only Obama can bring out the Republicans and independants to the Democratic side. Think long and hard people of Texas, Penn., and Ohio.

Obama 08'.

Hillary,........... I just donated you $50.00 please fight for us

It may be a long and winding road but it isn't as long as Hillary's long and twisted past.

The Obama campaign is on the freeway...in the HOV lane and coming to Texas.

Oh yest we can!

Kool-Aid anyone???

I’m still amazed that Mrs. Clinton is still standing after all the negative media against her and her family and all the misleading statements of the Obama campaign!!! I have no doubt that if she was a man, Mr. Obama had no chance and he knows it! I can’t wait for the media to turn on him and see what he’s going to do then. Hopefully, he will be able to take it as graciously as Mrs. Clinton. Time will tell!

This should show everyone what she is made of! She took down most of her opponents and she only has two more to go. In her career, she not only done the talk but she has also walked the walk many, many times unlike Mr. Obama that I’m still trying to figure out what exactly he has accomplished so far. His wife has a better resume than him!

Sadly, it goes to show that, it is unimportant how intelligent, prepared and qualified a woman is, an arrogant, inexperienced and unaccomplished man “seems” to be capable of running this country. God help us!

It is not over until the fat lady sings!!!

Hillary's Lesson #1. "When Obama wins red states, they are of no relevence. Me, I need to win in Red Texas and Red Ohio, cause then they will matter !"

Yes, it apparently is a "long and whining road" for you Hillary.

Obama-Napolitano ticket is what I hear down in AZ.

LET US NOT FORGET THAT IT WAS THE CLINTON IMPEACHMENT THAT GAVE US 8 RUINOUS YEARS OF GEORGE W BUSH. AND WHILE WE ARE AT IT, IT WAS THE CLINTON NAFTA POLICY THAT COST THE PEOPLE OF OHIO THEIR JOBS. YOU CAN ADMIT IT OR TRIANGULATE IT . YOUR CHOICE.

RP

Good point – but maybe with the Latino vote Texas is Blue?

But point taken – well made.

Guess you guys did not listen/watch Mr. Obama's speech today, boring enough for even a Clinton supporter, and heard many specifics. I do think it was very polite of Ms. Clinton to finally acknowledge Mr. Obama's victories. I also feel her noise about the debates is simply that, noise, Mr. Obama has agreed to two additional debates, Mr. Obama is talking in Wisconson so the voters there can hear what he has to say, Ms. Clinton is betting on her accusations that he will not debate her (he will twice more) and her name recognition to win in Wisconson. Mr. Obama made a decision to move away from the campaign to vote on a VERY important bill last night and Ms. Clinton did not. For those with a short memory early on in this process Mr. Obama got the nickname as Professor obama because he spoke on the details of his plans ad nauseum, he learned that people really do not want to hear specifics so he started telling them what his bold plan is and allowed those who dwell in the land of details to go look for themselves. he learns how to deal with people, Ms. clinton has not changed from day one, she still talks at and about people not to them, she does not relate well with people. SO she cares more for getting elected than your rights, she does not know how to relate to people, she cannot change her approach to a problem (which is not to say she cannot flip flop on an issue) so someone explain why I should vote for her and not Mr. Obama, no flames here simple facts as I see them.

Sounds Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, just click your hills and follow the yellow brick road that leads to the Obama house, the White House.

MARIE
MARIE

My "Dream Team" would be Hillary for President

Obama for Governor of my state of IL.

Then Obama for President – after 8 years of Hillary – 16 years of smart DEMS – yahooooooooooooo.

If you look at JFK – with Robert/Bobby in the WH there was no room for LBJ .... and the same would be true for Obama. Better he get some on the job training and a chance to strut his stuff – and yes to learn to walk the walk as Governor of a large and diverse state.

I would like to see Richardson for VP.

The one thing that consistently annoys me is when Hillary says "we all knew he was going to win there." That doesn't change the fact that he DID win, and it certainly doesn't change the fact that he won BIG. A win is a win, regardless of whether or not it's expected.

I love the concept that more time in the Federal government somehow encourages some to believe that Hillary is a good pick for president. More years in politics and more experience simply means she knows how to play the political game, not be a successful president. she might do well in NY as a senator but it takes more than "experience" to be president. Her husband failed to unite republicans and democrats, and her story will be the same. After a greater division caused by the current Administration, maybe america needs something fresh and outside the box, not the same old crap from the same old stylings of federal government blah blah blah. First woman, First black.... who cares. I vote based on the best candidate, not on the novelty of who the candidate is, and at the end of the day, more americans will vote for Obama than Clinton if one of them were to go toe to toe with McCain.

It's interesting that Hillary talks only about delegates. Not voters. DELEGATES. She thought she was a shoe in, when she threw in her hat. Then came along Obama. Pay no attention to him...she thought.....I HAVE EXPERIENCE! (ie: political clout) Obama has inspired Americans to get up and vote. To get up and work to make America better. Not just empty promises, forgotten when you get in office. But telling us, it's not about HIM, it's about US. Hillary underestimated the power of his words, the NEED and DESIRE of Americans to have their voices be heard again, to have politicians who work for US not for themselves or their cronies.
The first time I heard Obama speak...i was touched. I was inspired. I was proud....YEAH...PROUD to be an American again. "Yeah! That's what it used to feel like...to be an American!! I remember!"
Hillary does not do that for me, or anyone else I have spoken to in the last year of this campaign. People say Obama is "green"? I would rather have a President that is "green" than one that is the same junk we have had for 20 years. Corruption, crooked lobbyists buying our country, while the "people" lose their jobs, our country is sold out to foreign interests, and our young people are dying in a war we should not be in. Do I believe that Obama will not make a mistake...nope. But unlike anyone else I have heard or seen...who will ALSO make mistakes, HE will be open and honest WITH THE PEOPLE. He has asked us, the people, for our help, because "together we can". To some that might sound hokie...but to me it gives me HOPE that my children will live in an America that I grew up in!!
My son, who is 27...PROUDLY registered to vote for the first time! He has never felt his vote would count, and even if he voted, it would not be for anything different, "they are all dirty crooks!" He is inspired and fired up...to VOTE...and he has AMERICAN PRIDE he has never had before!!
THAT is enough for me!

After March 4th, Hillary Clinton will once again lead in the delegate.

And still the Obama media hype will continue the drumbeat right up to the time that she is sworn in as president.

daniel I belive i am making the best decision for this country go obama

I am totally amage at how negative and hateful some of these comments are on Hillary. The race is not over yet; she could be a Democrat's nominee at the end of it.

Oh, I am captivated by Obama – he is charismatic and very inspirational. However, since Hillary has more years and experience in politics, and THE FIRST WOMAN to run for presidency, I am for Hillary.

My "Dream Team" would be Hillary for President, Obama for Vice.

I can't beleive all these barack-obots walking around in a daze, can't they see this is what George Bush did to us to get elected, not once, but twice! Are we so stupid? It really makes me wonder about the intelligence of this country. Barack is NOT.

Hillary 2008!

I wonder how well Hillary would do in politics if her last name was Johnson...

I am hispanic and don't remember anything the Clintons did for me (us) except give us stuff to laugh about. Infedelity, stealing silverware etc.

I vote for Obama!!

CNN be careful you are not helping Hillary neither is the press . You are all partial you have tunrned jurnalism to politics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am an Obama supporter, but I agree with what she is saying here. This thing is far from over for either candidate. We should all keep a humble attitude. Yes, she congratulated Senator Obama in this article, but I have to say, I think it was in response to a few articles that called her out. She most certainly did not congratulate him last night. To Elmor and all of the other lazy people who keep saying Obama has yet to answer any questions: get off your butt and go to his website and you will get all of the details you seek. There is a tab at the top of the screen and it has the issues layed out individually. Secondly, I've been watching the debates like everyone else, and Obama answers the same questions Clinton does. They pose the question to one of them, and the other responds. Obama's candidacy has made great use of the internet to get the detail of his plans out, as well as to mobilize people. You are on this board complaining about knowing anything; why don't you take some time and do more research and less complaining. That way when you post, you can be informed.

Go Hillary! I mean step aside once in your lifetime, like NOW for the people of this nation. I can't believe there are many dupes chanting Hillary! Just look back at what she has proven to be. We are well educated enough to say NO to the dirty politics of the past! As she was coming out of the White House, did you know that she stole some funiture from it so that she had to reimburse the interior department? This is only one example. Threre are tons more. The Rose Law Firm, White Water, Travelgate, Vincent Foster...etc. How lame!!!

South Philly Italiana:

Your facts are wrong. Barack most certainly DID congratulate her after Super Tuesday.....

Hillary arrived in El Paso, Texas yesterday to a rally of 10,000 enthusiastic supporters. One out of three hispanic voters will vote in the primary on March 4,2008 and two of those three will be Hillary Clinton voters. Hillary has a long history going all the way back to 1972 when she was in Texas in support of George Mcgovern campaign for President. This is a fine lady. She has experience, not only in economics ,but in foreign affairs as well. She has worked on human rights and children issues. She is ready on day one. Obama will need on the job training .

Mark my words: Next, for the Clinton machine, will be to pull a "Willie Horton" on Obama and Hillery will claim she knew nothing about it!

Texas has a new motto: Don't Mess With Hillary! Hillary = True Grit. Obama = Mr. Pie In The Sky

I am having some difficulties in following the Clinton logics here. Maybe some of the Clinton supporters can explain to me why Texas is so important when we are told that red states don't matter.

"change and hope"Is a big slogan. Rhetoric, he talks very well this man.
He knows how to get the people around him, he knows how to tell them that there is hope in the future, he never gets tired from saying, “future verses past”, “our time has come”, “yes we can ”. BIiiiiig slogans. People need to hear this, but they need more to live in reality. I ask you Mr. Obama with all your fantastic speeches did you give us some real solutions. It is a hope to change from bad to good but do you know how to do it, good to say that you have hope but do you know how to give it, it is good to look forward for a better future but could there be a future that is not based on the past. The change Mr. Obama as a slogan is a dream, but the change based on reality is a specific dream that will come true.
I think you better go on with your speeches and let the experts work. I’m afraid if people get more and more around you for what you are and not what you can do, then our ffuture president will be Sen. Mc Cain

Obama suppoters are whining too much. They think that just because they are rich and liberals, they are some how privileged and every one else should roll over and hand it to them. They do not have the stamina to fight and they are showing it. If they cannot withstand Hillary, how will they face the republicans?

It's winding around your neck. Haven't seen that arrogant smirk for awhile.

The important thing to note is that Hillary will be making a sure comeback in Texas, one of the key states she needs to stop Obama's popular, but misguided victories. This race shouldn't be about rhetoric. If that was the case, any Hollywood actor could be running for President. Here specifics matter. Hillary has a clear, well-defined, solid plan for the future. Obama has empty, airy long-winded talk of "change". Do the right thing.

Claiming to run on your own record and then saying "well, my husband didn't win this state" is ironic. Claiming that the "red states" don't count and then courting Texas for three weeks is backtracking. Saying that Obama has no specifics when he has called for a VERY specific withdrawal date, laid out an affordable health care plan and mentioned many times the $4000 school credit for students who give back to the country...is just plain wrong.

I like Hillary...enough to vote for her if she somehow pulls this out. But she is coming across as so two-faced that it makes no sense, and makes me a very strong Obama supporter (who is white with only an AA degree and LOVED the Bill Clinton White House).

And yes, the leader of the country must be able to MOTIVATE the American people to change the country, so rhetoric and a solid speaking voice IS important.

0 for 8 in February so far.

0 for 10 potentially, before Ohio – Texas

Even if Obama narrowly loses both – How does that change things? This race will just go on and on and on...

Hillary needs to win a Swing State by 20 points, like Obama did in Virginia – don't think it is a swing state? Remember, the Past vs. the Future.

What a storyline – Hillary goes down at the Alamo... She is pigeon-holing herself into defeat. Why not? She has nothing else to lose.

OF COURSE MISS BUSHLITE BILLARY LOVES TEXAS...SHES PROBABLY STAYIN AT THE CRAWFORD REDNECK RANCH PLOTTING WITH BUSH TO KEEP AMERICA DOWN

I have to say that I am not impressed with Hillary Clinton at all, being a female and divorced as well. I thought that it was terribly un feeling of her to not have a problem with her husband cheating on her while he was president (being First Lady was more important). This gives her a unfeeling persona. Recently, an anchor person makes a comment about her daughter and she flips out. Where were those emotions way back when. She is a politician! People are going to make comments about her and her family. If she couldn't show emotions then, she whouldn't now. It just seems like a ploy to get to the emotions of empathetic people so they will vote for her.

I don't know who the best candidate is for president but I have a very hard time thinking that someone who plays the emotional game in politics is a good person to vote for.

down goes frazier down goes frazier!!!!!

H. Clinton is making by a big mistake by minimizing the outcome in states that overwhelmingly supported Obama in the last few days. If I were a voter in one of those states I'd be "hot" that she doesn't think the votes in these recent bouts are worthy of her concern . She's further alientating herself from those states.

Hillary has got all Latinos in Texas duped. She thinks that having a mexican boy on stage with her will do the trick. Please don't be lulled to sleep with feelings of the past and how Bill Clinton "kept you safe." Hello! Bill is not running this time. Hillary fired her Latina campaign manager because "she couldn't attract enough Mexicans." You just can't use people like that! Shame on you. Just like when she is plastered in front of black folks at black churches. And the best is when she was at a Black women's group standing in front of a picture of a prominent Black woman. What message is this? Shame on Hillary and her advisors if she/they think that we are too stupid to fall for this manipulation.......well some of us are. Look at California.

Be careful Texas, look what she did during the Potomac primaries she didn't even stick around she flew immidiately to Texas. Chew you up and spit you out too? Buyer beware and be smart Texas.

Hillary, I am very sure you are disappointing even your true supporters. Nothing sounds more awful than having an excuse for one’s every failure. List –

Jesse Jackson won South Carolina
My Husband didn’t win caucuses
Activites invade caucuses
Obama was expected to win

The list goes on and on for every loss.

Even, my 12years kid can come up with better excuses for his failures.

My mother taught me give honor to whom honor is due and to talk responsibility for my action. I believe these should be some of the basic character of a leader and one called Humility.

Tomorrow, you will be telling stories of people you have met across the country… those with large amount of delegates.

America choose wisely

WE don't want another day of slimey Bill Clinton in OUR White House.
If Hillary had divorced him, I would vote for her.
Let's give some decent people a chance.

This is the oldest trick in the book–challenge him to a ridiculous number of debates, then make a big deal when he refuses. One a week? Hillary, wake up–nobody wants to hear the same tired talking points on a weekly basis. You do far better in smaller doses.

IF YOU WANT TO ENDURE ANOTHER SCARY REPUBLICAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE FOR FOUR MORE MISERABLE YEARS–VOTE CLINTON!! She's the magic bullet for sluggish GOP turnout.

@ Peter – Obama is making 8 stops in Wisconsin, Hillary is making none. It would take a debate to convince her to leave Texas.

What's with all Talker v. Doer debate? I remember election night in 2000 when Hillary said the first thing she'd "Do" in the Senate was abolish the electoral college. That went about as well as her last attempt to "Do" something about healthcare.

Even if you don't want to count Obama's organizing, state legislature and Senate as comparable to Hillary's, his academic resume is out of this world (Editor of Harvard Law Review, Con Law Prof at Chicago). Even if he IS less experienced, he's more than qualified.

Oh, and Obama is the only candidate with a 21st century tech policy.

We need to know where they stand on issues. I keep listening to The Reverend Obama and I can't here anything but fluff.

Remember what happened when people voted for the "guy they could drink a beer with"? Yeah, didn't work out so well.

Don't vote for who you like, vote for who can do the job.

I'm voting for Hillary next Tuesday.

Though I don't doubt that Hilary is bright and motivated (she's demonstrated this repeatedly, sometimes cruelly) I am very concerned that her husband won't let her be the President she should be. Bill committed gaff after gaff in the past months, until someone in Hillary's campaign must've wised up and told him to step back. The fact that Hillary continues to base her "experience" on things her husband has done, and is parroting some of his old rhetoric, makes me VERY concerned that she, in fact, will have to struggle to keep Bill out of her politics, when she should be focused on the issues at hand.
I don't deny that a spouse has a great deal to do with one's decisions, but the Bill/Hillary relationship isn't really spousal. It is more founded in power and politics. This is a dangerous situation. Our country has had one pathetic president for 8 years. Let's not overcompensate by having two "Presidents" in the next four.

It is also important to recognize that due to Hillary's politics have been divisive and negative. She has constantly blamed all the country's problems on the Republicans. In one truly bizzare statement, she stated, something to the effect that the roots of our country's problems go back 15 years. Uhhh... Hillary? Do your math. That goes back into your husband's administration. Don't blame it on Congress. Your husband's administration was a strong one, with a great deal of latitude to make things better (which, in many cases, it did).

We need a charismatic President who doesn't constantly use the word "I", when talking about how things might be fixed. We need a leader who will get the fragments of what is left of our government to work together. We need a person who will work on the world stage to repair our reputation, and re-establish our role as a positive force in world politics (the UN was put in New York for a reason). We need a president who doesn't blame everything on someone else, but who takes the responsibility to work to get things fixed.

Hillary? You're obviously panicking, as you go negative on Obama. It shows. If this is how you behave when the pressure builds, I'll vote for someone else. Your days are numbered.

Hey California Independent,

Don't be too surprised if Bloomberg is Obama's running mate.

Huckabee = Hillary = Hilla-bee

drop out now Mrs Clinton

CNNN NEEDS TO POST THIS TO SHOW YOU ARE NOT BIASED:

You need to give credit to whom it is due. Barack has my vote have You noticed a trend during this voting time. The most important Bills Barack has gone to Vote. For the economic Stimulus Plan Our dear POW John Mccain bailed out he Didn't vote. Our dear Billary voted for it Thanks Alot and Barack voted for it. Yesterday for the Wiretapping deal (FISA BILL) Our Dear POW john Mccain voted for immunity for the phone companies and all the rubbish attached to it. Billary bailed on the next Plane to El Paso to have some burrito and Lie to the people. Where Was Barack? He was there Protecting our interest once Again He Voted Against the rubbish the current Cowboy from texas is doing. I will prefer a President Who stands up and upholds the rule of Law Than for a Politician Who is simply Protecting his interest. John Mccain didnt vote for the stimulus Plan simply because it was against Conservative America Whom He is courting their vote. Billary Was Confused about Voting with the Iraq Mantra Squad again so she bailed out. So tell me would you choose a leader who votes Present because he has some problems with a bill or someone who timidly bails out, Due to their Do anything to be president Or appeal To the GOP fan base. Barack's Present Votes are better than Bailing out. Present means you are not satisfied with some parts of the law and it needs to be returned to the negotiation table for negotiating. Vote barack and you wont be disappointed.

Clinton knows she is getting an old fashioned fanny whippin. I do not think her ego can handle the truth...AMERICANS WANT CHANGE, CHANGE THAT THEY CAN BELIEVE IN, CHANGE THAT IS OBAMA. Billery is not running for President, Hillary is. She needs to quit referring to dear old hubby and start really seeing reality for what it is. Gee, could it actually be true that not everyone can be bought out, that we might actually get a man for President who will not line his pockets with special interest group monies? Could this President line his heart with the American people's hopes and dreams and actually help to make them a reality? I am ready for change. I am ready to rid this country of the same old POLITICAL STEAM ENGINE. We need OBAMA people...we need to start fresh with someone fresh, honest, hard working, not prejudice. We need OBAMA. I am confident that in the end, Americans will do what we all know we need, what we all know is right, and elect OBAMA as the next President of the United States of America. OBAMA OBAMA OBAMA

supporters of obama need to realize that he has no clear specifics on his solutions and offers no real experience to back himself up.

he is all talk and is basing his candidacy on hope that he wont deliver and that will result in more misery for the U.S.

Mcain wants to run this country in record level debt...which is even worse

If she cries again she might have a chance.

look for tears to magically appear March 3rd

I hear a lot about Senator Clinton being a "doer" and someone who has "real plans", whereas Senator Obama is characterized as being "a motivational speaker" or "all rhetoric"...

In that sense (and full disclosure: I am an Obama supporter), I would simply ask those who make these claims to submit specific policies or plans that Clinton has done during all of her "experience" which support your point. If you like, you could also point out elements where you think Obama has weak positions.

This would actually elevate the discourse here. I would be happy to counter with Obama's positions as well.

I wish Hillary would not tie herself so closely to her husband's primary experiences from 1992. Does it matter that Bill Clinton lost Maryland too? She needs to focus on what she has done...not him. He is a sorry chapter in this country's life.

The long and whiny road
That leads to a boor
Who will never tell the truth
Ive seen that road before
It always leads me to her
truly, truly a boor

Many times shes been alone
And many times shes lied
Any way youll never know
The many ways shes cried

But still they lead you back
To the long whiny road
You left me standing here
A long long caucus ago
Dont leave me waiting here
Lead me to the boor

But still they lead me back
To the long whiny road
You left me standing here
A long long time ago
Dont leave me waiting here
Lead me to the boor
Blah,blah,blah,blah

Is Hillary pulling a "Giuliani?" Hopefully it backfires on her just like it did for him...Pandering to the big states won't help you when you have to explain to the majority of americans why you didn't think their state was important enough to visit...

Go hillary, we need a couple more liars in the white house. Oh & BTW what happened to the Vince Foster files you took?

8 states in a row?
make that 10, after Wisconsin and Hawaii.

21 states to 10 (8 if you take out Florida and Michigan)

How are we even considering this race close?

Its a sad day when we cant tip our hat, and
realize who the people want.

If Hillary wins 13 states out of 55, we give her the
nomination?

-She dismissed Wisconsin and all the other
states as if the United States is made up of
only Ohio , Texas, California and New York.

She didnt even show up to most of these states

I'm from Cleveland and I live in Dallas.

She' s going to lose in Ohio.

Texas will be close, only because they dont
know Obama yet.

Once people take the time to listen to Obama,
the choice is obvious.

We Latinos need to realize that Hillary has no idea
what it's like to struggle. She cannot relate to
our issues. Its all politics.

Once she doesnt have your vote, you'll be cast
aside just like her campaign manager .

Dont just vote because you are familiar with
someone.

Its a reason why more than1/2 the democratic party is
backing Obama.

-They are not basing their votes on his speeches
alone.

They know a winner when they see one.

Do you?

MR why would OBAMA have to prepare for a debate if all of his positions are so well defined?

I'm an independent (a true independent, who has voted for Republicans and Democrats in the past), and I'll be voting Tuesday in the Wisconsin primary. This probably makes me one of the most sought after voters in terms of politics and demographics in the whole contest. I'll be voting for Obama. I think he's relatively clean of the political process in Washington. In addition, every time Clinton opens her mouth, more negative rhetoric comes out. She's attacked Obama just about every way she knows how, and now she's obviously desperate. She is extremely partisan. At the start of the race I was up in the air about her. Now I can't stand her.

If Hillary continues to campaign in the same manner, she will be defeated. Ms. Clinton appears to yell into the microphone as she speaks. She waves and smiles as if she was in a parade. She claps without rhythm. So why do all that. Why not just take the microphone in hand and speak from the heart? That's the difference in Ms. Clinton and Barack.

No matter what CNN's best political team say, at the end Senetor Clinton will prevail.

It was no surprise to me that Obama won DC - approximately 60% of the population is African-American. And as for Maryland and Virginia, I think the current voter demographics favored him as well. I am glad to see that the campaign is now focusing on some areas that were previously left out. Obama swept the caucus states because of his superior ground forces. Even though the percentage of voters who vote in those caucus states is a small fraction of registered voters, the wins did give him bragging rights. I say leave nothing to chance.

GO HILLARY we need a leader that is ready on DAY 1. How can an "outsider" like Obama be ready on DAY 1. Oh, I know he showed sound judgement by being against the war in Iraq from the beginning.

What does Bill have to do with anything regarding Hillary's campaign?

Both Clinton and Obama are senators and that is the extent of their "experience".

Hate to be the one to have to state the obvious, but just because you slept with a president does not mean you are inherently qualified to be one.

Exactly what has Hillary accomplished - Bill's 8 years in the white house got a lot of jobs going overseas instead of staying here.

So again, what has Hillary accomplished as First Lady and she has experience as what . . . First Lady . . . and that makes her qualified to be what . . .

Seems like she's trying to "pump" up campaign by talking about what "The American Dream" and who has been talking about that?

Ahhh, the long and winding road back to Hope, Arkansas. But wait you and your husband never want to go back to Arkansas. You want us to meet you in Texas but not Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Wyoming or Montana? Please lady all Americans aren't as gullible as you think. For you its about delegates and super-delegates but not the people.

TO ALL OF THE CONCERN WISCONSINITES .... PLEASE OPEN YOU EYES......
QUESTION: WHY IS CLINTON PUSHING SO HARD FOR DEBATES ?

ANSWER: SHE NEEDS TO TIE OBAMA UP PREPARING FOR A DEBATE INSTEAD OF HAVING HIM OUT MEETING PEOPLE, SHAKING HANDS AND COLLECTING DELAGATES.......

CONCLUSION: THIS IS POLITICS AT IT'S BEST...... YOU KNOW THE ISSUES YOU KNOW THE CANDIDATES...... YOU KNOW THE MAN

VOTE OBAMA VOTE OBAMA VOTE OBAMA VOTE OBAMA

Wow, does anyone read these articles,, or do they just read the headline, believe the naysayers and spout off hatred for Hillary? In the article, she is clearly quoted as giving Obama congrats on his wins.

Thats what make me not want to vote for Obama, not necessarily him and his 'empty suit" (tthat does play a role), but all these so-called Obamacans who spout off hate. I thought your "leader", your "messiah" was a uniter? Why are you acting so incredibly divise?

Obama is negative in his speeches in regards to Hillary, ALL THE TIME. Thats fair, this is a campaign. But the moment Hillary does anything remotely the same, how dare she! Poor, poor Obama. PUHHHLEEEZEEE! After what the republican rabid pit bulls are going to do to him, The Clintons are gonna look like attack beagles.

And then what are the Obamacans gonna say after the Republicans start in on his middle name, or his church, the drug dealer and any other trash (true or not–we've seen the truth doesnt matter when it comes to how the Repubs play) they can create? And they turn off all those in middle America who are afraid of anyone who isnt just like them? John McCain in the WH, thats what.

Good luck America. You are going to need it.

Hillary touted her "inevitability". Unfortunately, the only inevitability in her future is to lose to Obama. Face it, Hillary, if your last name happened to be anything other than Clinton, you wouldn't be running for President; in fact, you wouldn't even be in the Senate. You've ridden far too long on Billy Boy's credentials and actions. I'm sure that you'd be ready "on day one"–to pour tea or to host the wives of diplomats. You blew it, Hillbilly, because you thought that the American public is dumber than it is. Want to win? How about demanding that the records from your years in the WhiteHouse, be released immediately? How about telling us the truth about the suicide of Vince Foster, and your role in hiding papers and documents that could have shed a light on what was going on? And release your tax records. Where indeed did that 5 mil come from? The only thing that I'm still waiting to hear is that Obama's beating the pants off of you, is due to a "right wing conspiracy". That seems to be your favorite excuse. In the meantime, stopped using the phrase "on day one". It is a mantra that is uniting everyone against you. Go home and bake some Tammy Wynette cookies; I'm sure you'll have more success with that, than you are having as a pseudo-politician.

Two problems with Obama's message. First – this positive fluff is not entirely what is going on. He's doing plenty of nasty work, as Tim Russert pointed out in a debate regarding the race card, behind the scenes. But, if you refuse to debate and just give speeches instead of answering questions, you can continue to pretend that you're all positive. But – thinking voters will figure you out. Second, positive fluff is not realistic for this job interview process with America. How does it translate to the White House exactly, "well, sorry North Korea, your attitude is just too negative for me, I can't discuss this with you. I'm going to go give a speech."
Clinton '08

Hillary hopes to get votes by stinking around. It's time that the superdelegates that support her pull the plug off of her empty compaign.

Why can't the Obama fad wear off and the American people realize that we need to stabilize this country before we can realistically change it. A Clinton/Obama ticket would ensure that we are going in the right direction with 8 years of experienced leadership followed by 8 more years of Obama's vision of change. People can never keep the big picture in mind.

She can sit and beg in Texas all she wants to for the next three weeks, I live in Texas and know what alot of us Texans think about her.

Texas is a big state and look what areas she started out in. Where she thinks she can get the support.

Watch Texas on March the 4th, the win will be for Obama!

We all know the delegates will be divided.

Yes, Hillary it's a long and winding road which will end March 4, 2008. Your message of I'm your girl without substance has been inconsistence from day one.

You go, Hillary!! It's about time she starts putting Obama on the defensive. He is no match for her intelligence, toughness, experience, and clout. I just hope the Democratic Party gets it right this time.

Not surprising at all. It is NOW a long and windy road for Hillary especially when that dust starts kicking up in those Texas deserts. I strongly recommend folks watch out for a flying house and Ruby slippers.....

If the black vote would vote their mind instead their hearts-Obama would be finished by now.

But i guess i can't blame them–you have to stick up for your own.Especially when it comes around once in a lifetime.

what i really would like to see-is a clinton/Obama ticket--give clinton the first 8 years-and Obama the next 8 years-Clinton 1st because of age–Obama 2nd- letting him get 8 years of experience under his belt. Between them both-would mean no arguments-and in no way would any Republican stop them for 16 years.
Man–they could unite the whole country and the whole world !!!!

Hillary can do the job; Barak is a PR person with little experience. Now, which one do you want to head the free world?

GO HILLARY!

To make a blanket statement about freezing foreclosures is irresponsible.

Two presidential elections ago, we wanted somebody who made us laugh, funny and easy to have a beer. Look where we are, nobody is laughing, its does not seem funny, but it seems like we are still drunk. Now we want beautiful words with lots of air but still empty. CHANGE, change and more change and no substance. If change is all you got, how are going to stand against McCain. You'll look so childish debating McCain about change. No more hype. Hillary has been there, pushed so hard, but always found a way to get up and serve the people of this country. OPEN YOUR EYES, MINDS, AND REASON BEFORE YOU VOTE. We need sabstance not just recyled words.

Vote Obama Vote Obama Vote Obama

Hilary Clinton is not for Hispanic or Afro-American people. Hilary Clinton is simply trying to get elected........

Don't be afraid to vote for Obama because he's Black. He's the closes candidate to a Hispanic representation we have in this race for President.......

Vote OBAMA ...... Obama represents us as a people as a united country...............

March 4th is my birthday and if I have a say in what happens that day.... Clinton will drop out after losing her "firewall"! Pleeeeease happen.

She is so arrogant.
Why has everything to do-"Oh whatever Obama has scored till now- it does not matter?"
If obama wins Wisconsin, she is gonna say-"Oh that state doesn't matter- my husband didnot win there."
When obama wins Texas and Ohio, she is gonna say" Oh they are red states- does not matter- my husband didnot win there"
How come everything that she has achieved matters and the one Obama achieved does not matter

Senator Clinton is the real deal. She has my vote and I gave it to her in VA yesterday!!!! Obama doesn't impress me at all. He offers nothing. His rhetoric on having hope is something that I can offer to myself, but Clinton can rebuild this country which is something that I cannot do. Her solutions are real, she can actually make a change, one for the positive and one that is not based on idealogy spun on an artistic choice of words. History repeats itself no matter what we do... his rhetoric is going to mimic that of Bush.... her solutions will mimic that of Pres. Clinton. I know which one gets my vote. It's our choice and in the end, we get what we deserve!

Hillary Clinton '08

I'm a green card holder, I moved to this country in the year 2000. I cannot vote...never have wanted to..until now! Obama is a very REAL person. He says it how it is. I'm a good judge of character, this guy isn't feeding us bull. Hilary on the other hand, is all about winning presidency just to wint he presidency! Not for america! For herself!

Obama seems like he really is doing it for the people. He seems to know so much about everything that is wrong with america. He might not say how he is fixing it. Its not like he wont have advice. I'd vote for someone who knows whats wrong and wants to fix things, versus someone who is all talk with a hidden agenda.

GO OBAMA! I PRAY THAT YOU WIN!
I think it'll do good overseas too!

If you think its all rhetoric...

Just visit his website and you will see Obama's plan for the nation.

Stop turning a blind eye to change... and common sence for that matter.

Yeah, and "everyone knew" too that she was going to lose in New Hampshire, but she won by 2 percent.

And now she tried to trap Obama with ads, since she called for a million debates with him, and now she's painting him as a coward for not accepting them on all. For going against HER TERMS. Boo hoo.

She's gonna be shedding some real tears after March 4 for a change.

Umm Hillary... This is why people dont like you. You keep making excuses for loosing, and everything else. Maryland is a extremely democratic state. If you can't win this state or even come close what does that say about you?

This new strategy of Clinton's worries me on two counts: 1) It is very similar to Rudy Giuliani's failed Florida fiasco – waiting in the weeds while others win; 2) If she cannot put up a real fight in every state during the nominating process, how can WE put up a real fight in every state in the general election? It is pretty clear she blew too much money in the early contests that did not turn out to be the expected coronations. Now she must rely on debates to get free media time. I think the people in all the rest of the states deserve a spirited contest instead of boring debates with banal questions. With both candidates building strong teams in every state, we will have the people on the ground to challenge McCain all over the map in the general election. I cannot wait to go to work for whichever Democrat wins, I just hope it is the one with the best 50 state strategy.

My wife and have always believed CNN to be the best alternative to Fox News if one wants unbiased comment. We have revised our opinion during this recent election cycle due to comments like Hillary's "basket of goodies" when referring to what she wants to do if elected. Examples of this type of commentary are numerous and constant from most of your reporters. Your slanting the election to please a particular audience or to promote company policy may be what the young expect from the news, but we remember a time not so distant when Aaron Brown used to separate his personal opinions and commentary from the reported facts. Of course, he's no longer with CNN and neither are we.

Hey 'Chris' – I'm no liberal or supporter of Hillary Clinton, but how come all you guys who are trashing her about not "congratulating" Obama don't own up to the fact that he didn't congratulate her on her Super Tuesday win? What, just because she's a woman she's supposed to be more polite? She's still in a competition and I wouldn't go out of my way to congratulate an opponent unless and until the competition was over – and you wouldn't either.

Yeah, I like how hillary is playing the Texan Latino's as tokens. She brought a little boy in a Sombraro up on stage with flowers! Was talking about listening to music and eating some good food! LOL! There was no diversity in her crowd during her interrupting speach right before the final winners were announced for the primaries that went on Tuesday night! She is playing a last hope plea to one particular group which I find insulting! Never congratulating her party member on his wins. Total soar looser! Obama has always maintained his friendship with Hillary and not once has she mentioned a friendship with him! You can tell in her face big time that she is about to break and play dirty!

Supporting Hillary all the way!!!!! The country needs HER experience, not his borrowed speeches. When you don't stand for something, you will believe in anything. That's what most of Obama's supporters are! Go Hillary!!!! We're with you!

We are with you Sen Clinton 100% ! in Texas, Ohio, Pen,! as I have said before Obama will go down in smoke with out latinos or catholics and they will cross to McCain so why do you continue to make waves by your remarks which divides us even more in the Dem party ! you will think how hard you made it for all of us and when McCain is in the white house you will never ever forgive yourselfs!

BEWARE THE SINKING SHIP! All of a sudden BILLARY is discouting the WILL of the PEOPLE when it suits her! Not even a thank you to the misguided supporters that voted for her in the states that she lost.

There has been times when both of these candiates looked done only to prove us wrong. Although, I think Obama will eventually be the nom. I wouldn't bet the mortgage on it.

A Stronger America '08

Go Hillary. We need a leader and a doer not a motivational speaker.....I'm a Texan and I vote. I am with you all the way. If you are not the Democratic candidate..then I will vote for John McCain.

Please. Who cares anymore who the new president will be? Liberal or conservative, they're all a bunch of self-centered crooks. Although one can still dream of a world without liberals.....

The Woman does NOT fool anyone , The Only Long and Winding road she will be taking is to Oblivion an and Good Riddance, I do think the Woman is finally getting a reality check and That she is NOT the Candidate, and Never will be... Obama Rocks, and He will be at the end of the Yellow Brick Road... See Ya Hillary !!

That didn't sound negative to me. It's mostly stating some facts. I believe debate can show the true character of a candidate. I am from Wisconsin. I'd vote for Clinton just because Obama refused to debate in front of Wisconsinites.

New national poll averages have Obama and Clinton now neck and neck.

Just listened to the Obama ad in Wisconsin called "Enough"...what a contrast to Clinton's ad.

Yes, Hillary, it is a long, winy road when one compares the statistics over the past six months!!...you definitely thought it was going to be a straight, narrow one!

Senator Clinton needs to get a realty check. Fist she says that Caucus voting reflects activism not the choice of people. Okay... Then we had 3 primaries, and the comments from her were that she never expected to win anyways. Oh yeahhhhh??? I didn't hear that tone in her rally speech earlier in VA. Now she counts on people whom she think will be against any black candidate to win the primaries. Great going Senator Clinton. You are REALLY the one that knows how to unite America. For her information, it was not the blue collar workers voting for her in VA. Rather misinformed conservatives who do not see beyond skin depth. Idaho, ND, NE, KS and all the other "traditionally red" states voted overwhelmingly to Senator Obama.. What is so special about the upcoming TX battle I wonder.

So I guess the votes in the states between California and Texas dont really matter according to Hillary. Oh unless she won them of course. "Meet me in Texas" ??
I could have swore there are two more states before Texas votes. Oh thats right it holds more delagates, which should show you that it is more of the same ol politics we have had the past. If she really cared about the American people, she would be spending some time in every state, hmmm like Obama. But I supose she cant get away from her 3 week tour of Texas. Its her only hope.

We always knew he would win those states? Wasn't not just a short month or two ago that Hillary thought she was going to win all the states? Let's get the real truth out there, she cannot compete head-to-head. She is afraid of Obama, and does not have the money nor the staff to compete with him in every state. So, she decides that some states are not worth the same as others. She leaves those states, does not campaign in them, does not thank her supporters in them, does not congratulate the winner in them, BUT she does go and campaign in two states that have no delegates, and since she is the only one there, when she wins, wants the Party to change the rules that she agreed to follow. Hillary, you are nothing but a cheat and a sore loser. Do the Democratic Party a favor, and stop your campaign now. We don't need you, we don't want you, and the only people who are pulling for you are the conservatives so they can shore up the Republican Party against you. However, most Americans are smart enough to see through your BS and will fall in behind and support Barack Obama who will be the next President of the United States.

Let's meet her in Texas...and buy her a flight back to NY

Bloomberg are you watching? The dislike of Obama is growing day by day. There is a HUGE gap in between the Obama supporters and the McCain supporters. Get in the race!

Run Mike Run

If you want more terrorist attacks on US soil, vote Obama.

If Obama is the nom.----the republicans will grind him up for a snack!!!

I still don't get it, why oh why are you Obama supporters blindly supporting someone who voted 133 times in 2 years as present in the Senate. How on earth would he bring about change if he can't make up his mind and make his position known?

Has he run for re-election as a Senator? No. Hilary earned her 2nd term in New York and has in fact debated her rival.
Obama spent 3 years in the Senate mostly campaigning to be President. Are you folks seriously thinking of handing over the control of this country to someone like him?

You all could throw mud whathave you to the Clintons, they're far from perfect. But I know for sure Hilary can and will deliver and get us out of this mess. While Obama might take a year or so to figure things out.

Please media, be fair. Don't call results when other states are still voting. And don't call Hilary's add negative. People think it's actually right on.

Folks you have no idea what the Republican machinery has stored for Obama. Hilary has been thru it all, seen it all and lived it all and more importantly, survived it all.

Why is Hillary using Bill's past experience in Caucus States and Potomac Primary's to somehow compensate for her DEVASTATING LOSS. News Flash Bill is not running , so take you loss like a stand up candidate, and stop making excusses.

COME ON. Why does she constantly mention BILL! I thought she was running on her OWN MERITS! NO MORE BILLARY IN THE WHITE HOUSE! Time for true change! The Democratic party does not owe the CLINTONS a free ride.

Fellow Democrats,

Please do not let this campaign divide our party. WE MUST STAY FOCUSED–THERE ARE TWO SUPREME COURT JUSTICE SEATS UP FOR THIS PRESIDENCY. Vote for who you want in the primary, and if they lose, lick your wounds and support the one who wins. WE CANNOT AFFORD MCCRAZY IN THE WHITE HOUSE!!!!

LOL at Zein froma earth who can't read news stories. Salis Doyle resigned. Not fired. You Obama supporters turn a blind eye to the news and regurgitate empty prose huh?

I'll vote for obama if he wins the nomination, but Hillary is the more qualified candidate.

Obama can talk the talk--–clinton walks the walk

Clinton has been there–saw that -and did that -while Obama was doing the talk-talk-talk

Hillary is running for President, but she keeps chanting her husbands wins and losses in primaries and caucuses. Is Hillary running for President or is this campaign really a third term for Bill?

Rudy already tried this strategy. We all remember how that ended, right?

As a 38 year old white male who has his masters degree...yes college educated do support Senator Clinton...I have never felt more strongly towards a candidate in my voting lifetime. I am very focused on the issues between all the candidates including, Clinton, Obama, McCain and yes Huckabee. I strongly believe that Clinton has delivered specifically what her plan is for this country on foreign policy and the economy, which are my major concerns. I have never donated money to a campaign before but I did today to Clinton. We are in serious need of a competent, intelligent and experienced person running this country and I truly believe Clinton will provide that to us.

Obama is down in a poll in Ohio by 17 points and over 10 points in Texas. Obama's "change" ship is going to sink!

Keep going! There are enough of us in this country that are not being swayed by the media! Hang in there! If TX, OH and PA come through as we think they will, then all the hope that is being "promised" will become a reality! Hillary, you are our hope!!!

There is just no way. It's either Obama or McCain for me.
I am looking at both of them right now.
This Ohio voter would vote republican before voting for Hillary.

I felt a moral need to donate to the Clinton campaign...my intentions are that she uses it to enhance her clap and point routine. I feel that how she presents herself is very important, and frankly....my kids have been watching the post primary speeches and when they see the point and clap they cannot go to sleep. Go Hillary 08'!!!

Obama?? watch what you ask for–it may come back to bite you!!

Today at a General Motors plant in Janesville, Wisconsin, Obama pointedly did not include one of his biggest applause lines, that he would require vehicle manufacturers to raise fuel economy standards. Obama often points out that he delivered that message straight to the automakers during a speech last year in Detroit.

Obama tells people what they want to hear. Don't drink the Kool-Aid!

LOL.........Someone hide the happy pills from this woman before she over doses.

Yes, a long and winding road that I hope ends with Clinton out at the end.

King Oblah-ma supporters should probably do a little more research.

Does HillBilly actually think she can last that long, March 3 is still over 2 weeks away.

Your congratullation would have seemed more sincere had they came on yesterday instead of when the media exposed you for not acknowledging not only Obama, but the people in these states that did vote for you. Not very gracious.

I live in Ohio and I voted absentee.
Hail to the Chief – President Barack Obama!

Eric: How do you know this? I have yet to heard of anybody from Chicago to be a Packers fan. It goes against their nature. Oh wait, did Obama say this at a rally in Wisconsin? I'm sure he was a huge Seahawks fan at the Seattle rally as well.

obama 2008! they can't stop the movement!!!

She finally congratulates him.

I'll give her points for that. But otherwise, the more she opens her mouth, the more i hear her yelling at a rally, the less i would vote for her in a general election.

I am a positive thinker.

I love HILLARY CLINTON. Since She put a negative ad, now I LOVE BARACK O'OBAMA.

Good Bye Clinton and Hello OBAMA!!!

why is it that every single time obama wins something, hillary says he was always expected to win??? get real, hillary.

After coming in third place in Iowa, the Clinton campaign bragged that it was a "national campaign" and that one loss in Iowa didn't matter.

Now she is writing off at least a dozen states- saying they are too Republican, have too many black people, or too many "activists" (whatever that means).

She also made a bizarre statement two days ago saying she won New York and California and that "those are states a Democrat needs to win the White House." Who really thinks that Obama couldn't win New York and California if he was the nominee?

Spoken like a true CEO...

Anyone else really really tired of hearing her list the states that her husband lost to justify every little set-back? Despite what most of your supporters seem to be secretly wishing, Hillary, he's not running, you are.

Here is an unknown who has come up to washington in the past three years and nobody[in particular the media] has not put out any information on his background. The total background not his saying he smoked pot and tried drugs. hHow did he get to become a senator, where did he get his money from. Does he have a background of trouble, been in jail, any criminal record, finacial trouble, you guy can find out anything you want or need. I can and will vote for him as the candidate but I sure would like for me and america to know a lot more about him as he gets closer to the nomination.

Hillary, Obama will meet you in Texas, after he's done winning 10 states in a row. Are you still running for president of the United States of America? Or are you just running to be president of some states? "Giving up" on certain states doesn't exactly speak well to your ability to unite and get things accomplished.

Lol @ " meet me in Texas"
You know one thing this Woman is not serious.
She Fired a Latino/hispanic Woman and she goes and chants among latinos ? She Is really nuts .
She is screaming "texas and ohio are a MUST' for her .
Just like obama says " I never win TILL I WIN "

Clinton Brake Girl.

Maybe she should have called it the "Yellow Brick Road" a fantasy that will never happen for her. I think slick willy will re-emerge real quick with his negative remarks. Bye Hillary down the crapper.

BaRock the Vote

I once supported Hillary Clinton; however she has show with her recent defeats that she is a sore loser and cannot even respectfully congratulate a member of her own political party for their success. Its my belief that Hillary thought she could just waltz into the Democratic nomination and they really had no plan for the success of Obama. Clinton probably figured he would case a buzz in the early stages of the primary season but taper off. I think this campaign is really grasping at straws and now have to rely on negative attacks to push their campaign forward. I think that Hillary is too arrogant and would lead a presidency that is very similar to the current administration’s blatant disregard for any opposing sides view. This would cause at least another four years of divisiveness in the government except the republicans and democrats would be switching roles. If Clinton wins the presidency it would all but ensure a backlash against democrats that would set us up for another republican controlled congress and nothing would get done as Clinton and Congress would just be going back and fourth with each other.

At this point I would vote for Obama if he were to win the democratic nomination. If Clinton wins the nomination I would vote for McCain. McCain and Obama have shown how they can unite and not just be sheep for their political parties. They realize that there has to be cooperation between the two ruling parties of our country. The “My way or the Highway” attitude that the Bush administration has would only continue under Clinton. All she would do is try to undo nearly everything Bush did (good or bad). Clinton’s actions in this campaign disturb me. I can only imagine the level of negativity that would result from a Clinton national campaign. At the end of it all our attitude towards our president would be quite similar to the way it is now with Bush. Do we really want to deal with such a divisive and negative person? Between McCain and Clinton I vote for the lesser of two evils so McCain would get my vote. Between McCain and Obama I choose Obama for what he stands for. A lot of comments on this site prove that there are still a large portion of people who are afraid of change and are scared to put new blood into the White House. I challenge those that simply dismiss Obama as simply a good speaker with little substance to do your research, don’t listen to the media and pundits. Don’t blindly follow the Conservative or Liberal labels that you love to place on yourself. OPEN YOUR EYES, OPEN YOUR MINDS! Choose the candidate that will be willing to work with all party members to achieve results and better our country. McCain or Obama will help lead this country to greatness. We do not need Hillary Clinton to bring us down.

Obama is a farve/packers fan, while Hilary is a Giants fan. Why would anybody in Wisconsin vote for Hilary. She was yelling for Cheeseheads to shut it after GB lost to the Giants..

"My husband did this ...", "My husband did that ..."

Don't you think the should be more focused on what SHE is doing ? After all is she running or Bill Clinton ... oh right, that's why America calls her 'Billary'.

Well Billary, you sit in a hole – keep digging!

HIllary needs to give Obama credit when it is due. As a party the Democrats have the momentum going into the general election and alot of that is due to Barack Obama. These types of comments and tactics leads to the disliking of her personality. Hillary would it hurt that much to say Congrats Barack, and move on. Instead of trying to continually minimize his victories.

Obama is all talk and people are so desperate after the Bush years that they will believe anything positive someone SAYS. How about looking at what Obama has DONE – minimal when compared with Hillary.
The media will not vet this guy, but the republicans will. I did my homework and what I see scares me. NO TRACK RECORD. He uses the same exact rhetoric that Bush used during his first run at the white house "I'll be a uniter, not a divider". Remember, talk is cheap, it's what you do. Obama is an inspirational speaker, not a leader BASED ON HIS MINIMAL RECORD.
I will not vote for Obama under any circumstances and I think the democrats will not win in November if this guy is carrying the banner.
I always was amazed at how Americans could vote Bush into office not once, but TWICE. Watching people fall for Obama's empty promises reminds me how gullible Americans are for pretty words. Obama is just a liberal version of Bush. We will never learn.

Hillary, I am with you a 100%. Just donated again to your campaign. Solutions not Rhetoric. Let's get it done and Let's win Pennsylvania big. Do not leave even 1 state unturned to Obama. I am tired of the car salesman pitch and I am also tired of the Obamamaniacs on this site as well as the biased reporting against you.

It's going to be a wonderful March!

If she can't be honest now, why should we trust her in the White House.

I saw Hillary in McAllen, TX today and she did an awesome job. She has the solutions for America. We Texans can she past Obama's rhetoric, he has no chance in Texas.

If you want solutions, vote for Hillary!

I am a republican and I will vote for you, Hillary. If your party does not put you on the ballot, I will vote for Mccain, I am afraid. The future of the country is at the critical point. I trust you the most.

Hillary's new campaign slogan:
"He voted Present, But I Wasn't!"

Obama voted yesterday against immunity for telecoms who broke the law by allowing the Bush administration to "sneak and peek" at our phone records. The FISA statutes ALLOW him to do this and get a retroactive warrant, but Bush wants to prove he's above the law.

And the Defeatocrats went along with it, except Obama, Dodd and a few others willing to stand for the Rule of LAW.

Hillary Clinton ducked the vote, and left DC that morning on a campaign plane to Texas.

Hillary Clinton: "He Voted Present, But I Wasn't"

Yay!!! Hillary, go!!! I'm supporting you 100%. You are my champion.

LOL – interesting how this one has been ignored by the "change and hope" people. Did I see a statement of congratulations here yet below I see an ad (oooops I mean article) criticizing Clinton for not offering congratulations?

The media should not influence these matters period – I call for a blackout on media coverage of elections until AFTER the vote. Hello "change" people, can your man pull that one out of the hat?

"Everyone knew" that you were favored in all of these states you are now losing only a few weeks ago, maybe a few months.

And as for Bill losing these same states, he isn't running this time, you are. Start proving it.