February 26, 2008
Posted: 08:21 PM ET
 Clinton campaigned in Ohio Tuesday.
Clinton campaigned in Ohio Tuesday.

(CNN)Hillary Clinton said Tuesday she got heated over the weekend when she sharply criticized rival Barack Obama for distributing literature that she claimed misrepresented her positions on NAFTA and healthcare.

"I got a little hot over the weekend down in Cincinnati," Clinton said at a town hall event in Lorain, Ohio. "Because I don't mind having a debate. I don't mind airing our differences, but I really mind it when Sen. Obama's campaign sends you literature in the mail that is false, misleading and has been discredited.

"That is not the way to run a campaign to pick the Democratic nominee for president," she added, to applause.

On Saturday — only two days after declaring she was "honored" to share a stage at the CNN/Univision debate with Obama — Clinton angrily denounced two mailers his campaign was distributing in Ohio, one that described her as a supporter of NAFTA, and one that said she would force everyone to buy health insurance, regardless of ability to pay.

"Shame on you, Barack Obama," she said. "Enough with the speeches and the big rallies and then using tactics right out of Karl Rove's playbook. This is wrong, and every Democrat should be outraged." (Watch video: Clinton calls out Obama)

Obama denied Clinton's assertions that the claims in the campaign literature was false.

– CNN's Peter Hamby and Alex Mooney contributed to this report

Filed under: Hillary Clinton


READING? CNN? IS? FUN?   February 27th, 2008 1:39 am ET

The next president needs to keep his or her cool and think straight just about all the time. That is one reason why so few (i.e. as % of population) in history have run and gone far into the run for presidency. The president must be mentally, psychologically, and emotionally dominant over his or her own self to actually be 'cool and think straight just about all the time.'
(hillary = poor in "cool", obama=very good in "cool", mccain=very good in "cool." Vote for Obama

Debra in Maryland   February 27th, 2008 1:32 am ET

Weekend Hillary, ranting and raving Hillary, victim Hillary—
appears to be the REAL Hillary. SHe looks much more comfortable
and herself in that skin, than the frozen smile candidate she
has been playing on and off during her campaign.
Just say no to perpetuating the Clinton dynasty.
Barack Obama is the candidate with real experience, real
ideas —consistent, focused, calm, deliberate, and
he does bring change! As in: integrity, vision for the future,
and good judgement. Now is the time to believe—
Yes, we can!

Vig   February 27th, 2008 1:21 am ET

Clinton has been baited, tainted, slashed and trashed. Texas and Ohio it's up to you to put the brakes on Obama and the train back on the tracks so that we can have a fair nominating process free from undue media influences

Cee   February 27th, 2008 1:20 am ET

Obama was raised by a single mother, where's the silver spoon?

Sofie   February 27th, 2008 1:19 am ET

Shame on you Hillary, chill out. You are out of control. I don't want a President who cant even control herself and emotions if things don't go her way. You have no experience, for what? Being married to an ex-president does not mean you have the experience. Look at JFK, he did not have experienced but it turned out to be the best President we ever had. Obama is calm and very cool never lose his temper like you even when he was behind on the pool. Obama been positive whether the pool was on his favor or not. GO OBAMA!

John   February 27th, 2008 1:18 am ET

If she didn't like NAFTA then she should have discussed that with Bill 15 years ago.

As a Republican, I am BEGGING you people: Nominate Hillary.. PLEASE nominate Hillary.

Obamacan!   February 27th, 2008 1:12 am ET

She'll distance our allies if she does that as President. Hillary - drop out gracefully. You are a disgrace to the democratic party.

bond   February 27th, 2008 12:57 am ET

Either she had hot flashes or she's just doing her Bill Belichik sore loser dance. The better candidate has won. Maybe President Obama will ask her to be the Secretary of… uhhh well maybe just his secretary.

Carla   February 27th, 2008 12:57 am ET

Russert made it quite clear that Hillary did support NAFTA he provided the sources he used and it was credible so when Hilary ranted about the NAFTA flyer not being true she was lying. This just shows she will act like a child throwing a temper tantrum to cover up the truth. That is not the type of ethics I want my president to display.

Rasool   February 27th, 2008 12:52 am ET

Sorry Hilary but Im just not buying it. This whole campaign has been postured and planned around the inevitiability of your nomination and now that thats slipping away you getting desperate. At least the next time you get outraged about something (specificly something thats actually factual) do it in a more convincing manner. Take a note from Reagan and go to acting school.

Johnny   February 27th, 2008 12:51 am ET

I have an idea for the country…………..

NO MORE BUSHES OR CLINTONS IN THE WHITE HOUSE!!!

How does that sound??????

Donny Ott   February 27th, 2008 12:45 am ET

Concur 100% with cnn#1.

The media coverage of this campaign has been appalling. It's to the point where there is not an even an attempt to feign anything approaching reasonably fair balance.

Clearly, they are writing "the story" with Obama as the nominee. And all of the Obama sheep go bleating merrily along right off the cliff.

Hope everyone will be happy with McCain as our next President.

Christine-Bahamas   February 27th, 2008 12:42 am ET

I think that Americans have a lot to be proud of, they are finally showing the world that they are truly THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA..and I am also proud to say that Obama supports Jews, God must be smiling. Hillary the Jewish community can see right through you.

Michael   February 27th, 2008 12:41 am ET

Obama is fighting a dishonest and dirty campaign. Yeah, he represents change all right.

Ray Rheaume   February 27th, 2008 12:34 am ET

"I got a little hot."

No, Hillary, you flew off the handle. Glad you got it over with now and not in the oval office.

Are we learning yet?

PMI   February 27th, 2008 12:32 am ET

Hillary, Hillary please take your meds. Its called HRT; Hormone replacement therapy. It will greatly help you with the "hot" flashes, wild mood swings and help you to find your voice again. We can't have a president who blows up in public and later come back and say "I got a little hot." Too much is at stake. You said tonight on the debate that you are a fighter. HRT and prozac will help to relieve those urges to fight. Bill would also benefit from you taking your meds, he might possibly want to spend more time at home with you. Do it for your family, your party and your country and your own mental health.
Obama will run the country while you concentrate on getting better.

Mobilized Army Reservist   February 27th, 2008 12:18 am ET

Senator Clinton is grasping at a variety of communication techniques and displaying a full range of emotions in an attempt to derail Obama's momentum. What's next? I'm hoping to see Clinton screaming "I'm melting!" and then simply disappear.

Canadian Neighbour   February 27th, 2008 12:18 am ET

'Too hot to handle' and that is what the American people are afraid of Hillary. You need to calm yourself down !

MariaofLuna   February 27th, 2008 12:11 am ET

You all should e careful about what you wish for………….

Irene   February 27th, 2008 12:09 am ET

I am sick of hearing Barrack Obama repeatedly using Hillary's vote on the war on Iraq. So what if she voted for it. Most true Americans were in favor of it particularly with the information we were given.

The media has not been fair to her from the beginnng, picking her to pieces while Mr. Obama has been CNN's darling.

Shame on them…. Hillary gets my full support.

cnn #1 fan   February 26th, 2008 10:48 pm ET

Don't you think it is sneaky that Obama has pulled this one off?? He had more than one chance to say it to her face throughout all of their debates.. Why out of the blue does his campaign put out ads in this fashion… Sneaky sneaky sneaky. I smell G.W Bush jr!!

Obama grew up with a silver-spoon. Hillary was poor…
Who best understands us?

CNN backs Obama, we know that…

Why is everyone complaining when Hillary is tough?? Don't we want a tough president??…
The world is watching PEOPLE!! They are sitting at home laughing at us you wanna know why?.. It's because we are soooooo desperate to change route in this country that we are willing to settle for whatever, President Barrack Obama.. what a disgrace.

YES HE CAN (08) for (OB)   February 26th, 2008 10:47 pm ET

Hillarious says she is experience with using the instruments of power..but she'z never been president or governor…she need to stop throwing nonsense comments toward Obama…For her information, Barack Obama is indeed experienced..he might not be experienced with the executive powers but i am sure he is ready to gently and keenly learn how to Use those intruments of power and YES HE CAN lead America.

Someone plizz stop hillary from injuring herself…!!!???!!!???

BARACK OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT..(08)-(OB)

Vladimir   February 26th, 2008 10:44 pm ET

American people, who these years we lost a great legacies because they were trying to tell the truth, however B. Obama is the new legacy for America please vote for him.

Kelly Belsker   February 26th, 2008 10:43 pm ET

These last two debates have really showed her flip flop… quick to get angry. Let's see which HIllary will emerge tomorrow…what mud paddy she will sling. Obama is always in control…she unravels to easily and shows it.

jack johnson   February 26th, 2008 10:40 pm ET

she is ready on day one but not ready for the first questions.maybe her VIP will be answering the first questions for her in the white house.god save america

IndependentTurnedObamite   February 26th, 2008 10:39 pm ET

Not on the kool-aid! - Got a question for people like you.
When you say Obama is ALL talk, what do you want him to do right NOW exactly? They had 19 debates and you should be knowing about his stand on all issues by now. If you don't, then you are ignoring him. And I will ask you this question one LAST time. Can one of you, please tell me where that 35yrs of experience is coming from? She JUST COULDN'T make a wise decision on the war for god's sake. Try to get hold of the interview Barack gave in 2002 about the war. WHAT A VISION.
WHAT DO YOU SEE IN THAT OLD LADY THAT FASCINATES YOU IGNORANT people. Right. Got it. YOU ARE IGNORANT!

And for ALL those people out there and HILLARY too, to the best of my knowledge, not even ONE of my 69 comments so far are posted till now. So STOP whining that CNN is pro Obama. If anything, its the other way. MATURE and GROW UP!!!

NMC Texas Democrat   February 26th, 2008 10:39 pm ET

In response to Lola's ignorant comment… just proof that our country has obviously not progressed near enough. Regardless if you support Hillary, Obama, or McCain, to make a comment like that about Barack Obama's name as though that's all America will base their votes on, that's just sad and ignorant. What, do you want to go ahead and bring up his middle name too? Heritage and tradition do not equate to anything more than what they are. In the spirit of Hillary, "Shame on you!"

Louie   February 26th, 2008 10:37 pm ET

Emotion, emotion? Push the freakin' red button…that's what I'm afraid of. All it would take is one comment from a foreign political leader and we're all nuked! I DON'T LIKE THAT!!!

Any body else scared!?!?

Paige   February 26th, 2008 10:36 pm ET

this is the worst debate yet. The hole subject matter is about who can dawg the other. I'm sick of it. Just tell us what they intend to do about this country's problems; stop trying to convince the audience why the other is bad. I'd love to host a debate where regular everyday citizens control the questions, no media folks, no attorneys. I'm angry that Clinton is focused on bad mouthing; and not the issues I care about. I'm disappointed that Obama is forced to play in the dirt with Hilary.

Kevin   February 26th, 2008 10:35 pm ET

Is she bipolar or something? Because I DO NOT want a president who gets all mad one moment and decides to do something crazy that would get us in hot water, and then go oh, im sorry, I didnt mean to do this. WOW SHE JUST ANNOYS ME TO DEATH!!!!!!! I dont mind a woman to be president but if there is one thing I know is that its not her. She doesnt have the qualities to be a president, all she talks about is her experience, I dont care about her experience if she doesnt understand the people of this country!!!!!!!!!! Experience MEANS NOTHING if u dont understand what the people want!!!!!!!!

Debbie   February 26th, 2008 10:32 pm ET

Shame on you Hiliary!!! You're making it very difficult for the next woman.
You are proving every negative statement about a woman's instability,
emotional state, and fickelness to be true. SHAME ON YOU!!!!

Whitney God Bless Obama   February 26th, 2008 10:31 pm ET

Denounce: to give formal notice of the termination or denial of
to condemn or censure openly or publicly: to denounce a politician as morally corrupt. to speak out against

Reject: to cast out or eject to get rid of
to refuse to accept (someone or something); to refuse to have, take, recognize

Is she serious? REALLY? HILLARY ARE YOU ALL SERIOUS?

I do not want this childish, hot headed, whiny, PMS suffering woman running our country. BOTTOM LINE. Her actions are the reason why she is where she is and getting the negative attention. SHE BRINGS IT ON HERSELF.
She is acting worse than my 8th graders with these word games.

GO OBAMA!

Tony, Enterprise, Alabama   February 26th, 2008 10:30 pm ET

I don't blame her for getting hot.

Senator Obama has consistently thrown rocks and hid his hands for the entire campaign, and the press, for whatever reason, has let him get away with it.

The press is not doing the American people any favors by giving Obama a free ride.

They need to get over their swoon and start reporting the news again!

Mark Gardner   February 26th, 2008 10:29 pm ET

How dare she whine about being under scrutiny by both her opponent and the press. This is mere child's play in comparison to what she would have to deal with as President of the United States.
If this little bit of discomfort and conflict is going to case her to complain of unfair treatment what should we expect of her in the White House? Will she turn on the tears every time she is asked about difficult decisions? Will she feign anxiety at having to answer to the global community on our foreign policy?
If she can't take her political licks with grace and good form than I doubt she'll serve us well in the Big Game as the leader of the free world.
Mrs. Clinton, it is time to grow up, stand up and stop playing the "Pity Me" card.

A.C.   February 26th, 2008 10:28 pm ET

I find it very disappointing that CNN would post a blog that allows user "Mad Texan" to refer to Barack Obama as a "monkey." That type of bigotry should not be tolerated on your website.

Liban   February 26th, 2008 10:28 pm ET

Cmon Obama, it's not that Clinton FORCES people to get her healthcare plan.

She simply would SUBTRACT WAGES from those who happen to disagree that they need her plan. You know, punishments, fines, penalties and the like.

There's a difference.

Shame on you Barack!
(sarcasm intended)

Dad   February 26th, 2008 10:11 pm ET

What about those tax returnsHillary ??????????????????????????????????

Not another Husein   February 26th, 2008 10:10 pm ET

It's DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

anonymous 523   February 26th, 2008 10:10 pm ET

she's so ridiculous it's hilarious. i was laughing throughout the video.

Anonymous   February 26th, 2008 9:19 pm ET

Hillary's having a breakdown at the debate. She is losing it!

John   February 26th, 2008 9:16 pm ET

Clinton has a real problem with the NAFTA spat. In her book and on a TV while campaigning in New York she clearly was supportive of NAFTA. So if Hillary is now saying that she was against it all along then she was not telling the truth in her book and on TV but using it to get elected, Typical Clinton strategy. Won't work now though because Obama has called you out on NAFTA.Mandatory legislation on Health.
Legal definition Compulsory, Forced inviting penalties for non compliance and in a previous debate Hillary had to agree that she had said that she would go after wages (Garnish) wages. She did say however that there would be subsidies to help but that still leaves many middle clas families that cannot afford it and Keep there homes and feed the family with rapidly rising food prices. Where does this leave Hillary? UP THE CREEK WITHOUT A PADDLE Who wnats a bug eyed angry president with a finger on the nuclear button???

OBAMA IL state   February 26th, 2008 9:07 pm ET

Clinton just needs to throw in the towel .. I am tierd of her acting like she is all mighty. Right now she is acting like a sorry losser.. She makes remarks about him ect.. Obama is the the man for Pres. Yes, I am a women yet sure do NOT want a women in there..

Jamie from Texa!   February 26th, 2008 9:07 pm ET

Someone sent this to me which makes a lot of sense. Food for thought!!!
When I fly in an airplane I want the pilot with the most experience, not the one who can inspire hope in me that I get to where I am going. When I pay my taxes, I want the person filing them to be experienced, not the new person who inspires hope in me that he can do the job. When I hire someone to fix my washing machine, I want the tried and true experienced person, not the one who inspires me to hope that he can fix it. When I go to the doctor I do not want to get the one who inspires hope in me that s/he can cure what's wrong, but the one who knows what the hell to do the minute I call. It's not really the job of a public servant to inspire, but to get the job that the people demand done. The democrats think that if they have hope and are inspired things will get better, but they actually won't. When Oprah makes her employees sign her fifty page non-disclosure statement, she doesn't "hope" they can't break it, she pays teams of experienced lawyers to MAKE SURE they can't break it, or be sued in an experienced court by an experienced judg

JL   February 26th, 2008 9:07 pm ET

I hope Hillary can win TX and Ohio

Hilary 08!

my other comment says awaiting moderation so I hope this one goes through =)

Doug   February 26th, 2008 9:07 pm ET

How about this CNN… Is the brochure true or false?
How refreshing it would be for you to actually practice the trade of journalism.

Vig   February 26th, 2008 9:06 pm ET

Hillary deserves the nomination - Obama deserves an Oscar

Alice Humphrey   February 26th, 2008 9:06 pm ET

GO HILLARY, YOU GO GIRL. Alice

Cindy   February 26th, 2008 9:05 pm ET

To Hillary and her scorched earth supporters,

So you're going to vote Republican if Obama gets the nomination? Free country, it's your perogative to jump ship. You hate Bush so much, yet you're going to vote for his serogate?

You're using your emotions, not your head.

I hope you come to your senses, before it's too late, and we're now stuck with another administration looking for another place to start another war.

Robb, New York   February 26th, 2008 9:05 pm ET

Hillary says, "I got a little hot over the weekend." You think, Hillary?!? You went from zero to furious in about two seconds. You went from "I'm honored to be on the same stage with Barack Obama" to "Shame on you, Barack Obama" in lightning speed. And the way in which you've conducted yourself since then, especially with your sarcastic comments about Obama and his supporters in Rhode Island, completely showed the American people your real side. You really bared your soul this weekend, Hillary. You showed that you will say anything to win or to at the very least smear your opponent so that his chances of winning in the end diminish. You crossed the point of no return, and all the crocodile tears in the world won't bring you back.

You have been exposed, Mrs. Clinton, and the American people won't tolerate it. You will lose Ohio and Texas on March 4. You will lose the nomination for the presidency. And even if by some miracle you manage to win (or steal) this thing in the end, you will never, NEVER get elected to the White House this year. Ralph Nader stands a better chance at the presidency than you, because John McCain and the Republicans would love to take you on since they know that you will be through.

Please, Mrs. Clinton, for the good of the party that you say you love, for the good of Barack Obama, for the good of this country, please step aside as soon as possible.

SAYRAH   February 26th, 2008 9:04 pm ET

Hillary getting a little hot under the collar is only ONE of many reasons why she should not be elected as our President. She is only hurting herself by acting like a fool. People don't want to listen to that kind of BS. She needs an attitude adjustment. I imagine she will be turning on her pitiful face for tonights debate. I will be voting for Barack. At one time I thought if he is not the nominee I would vote for Hillary. But I would not vote for her under any circumstanc now because of the way she goes off on such rants and raves. We can't have such as person leading our country.

ObamaSupporters   February 26th, 2008 9:04 pm ET

Barack,
knock her out tonight in the debate.

We're all behind you. Even those who thinks they like Clinton. They're secretly behind you.

Go Obama

Lola   February 26th, 2008 9:03 pm ET

Barrack Obama…. Sounds a bit like IRAQ OSAMA.

I am pretty sure the US can't handle a president with that kind of name.

distortitmore   February 26th, 2008 9:03 pm ET

I am sick of CNN distorting the truth. You may all laugh at this if your candidate is the one the media favors but in the long run you should be alarmed at what this could mean to everyone. What else do they distort?

Sara   February 26th, 2008 9:03 pm ET

Obama, please maintain the high road, don't allow Clinton to drag you down with her gutter politics.

Dan (TX)   February 26th, 2008 9:03 pm ET

Guess we can't blame it on PMS - right?

In the past 4 days, I've seen 4 different "new" focuses to the Hillary campaign here in Texas. Can you imagine if she's elected president? There'd be different Hillary presidential policy every day. Sheesh.

I've got more international, foreign policy experience than either Hillary or Obama - neither one can claim anything worth mentioning in this topic.

Hillary - a female Clinton……
McCain - honorable patriot, but getting senile….
Obama - the Democratic Reagan?

Toby Dawn   February 26th, 2008 9:02 pm ET

God Bless America, may the upcoming events in the world treat you kind as others on Mother Earth…

Bubba, Houston, Tx   February 26th, 2008 9:02 pm ET

Obama is so full of his own hot air and nothing else, he needs to be called on his gaffes every time.

Now I noticed that as the media is comfortable that their man is going to win they are now starting to slightly turn attention to him. Even a softball critique on "is the media too favorable to Obama?" - yet as soon as they started it, old Gloria B and John were talking down HIllary and how she is responsible for her own press, what a laugh.
Great way to swing a nomination guys, but wait! You will have your surprise, I have already reduced my CNN watch time to a fraction of what it was, and so have many of my friends.

We were all sickened by your actions of negative hillary stories and comments. So we turned to your competitors, and watch their channels and their advertisers…. yep we can vote with our wallets and feet too.

If you think the party faithful will rally around Obama after the media coronation and softball treatment he has received often as Hillary was contrasted in a negative light, you are sadly mistaken. Don't bother appealing to party loyalty - you lost that when the DNC decided to strip the delegates from two of our states and support the slimeballs in the media with the DNC silence - those who sold out their jounalistic integrity and showed themselves for what they really are - big business interests who will try to swing public opinion and elections apparently in accordance with their owners wishes…

This is clearly the most deliberately biased nomination process I have seen, bar none! CNN, the best political team money can buy.

If Hillary does not make it - vote McCain

Nathan   February 26th, 2008 9:02 pm ET

Funny, as an Obama supporter, I think that the media is being too nice to HillBilly, especially after 11 straight loses. Also, I wonder if Hillary gets this mad every time Bill continues to be unfaithful to her…? That's right women, vote for the women candidate that is only here because of her unfaithful husband–there's now other way she would ever of had made it this far! A vote for Stand by Your (unfaithful) Man would be progressive!

Television spectator and Free thinker   February 26th, 2008 9:02 pm ET

Free Trade demonstrators, natural disasters in Tennessee and the death of a Motorcycle Escort officer are all spiritual manifestations circulating around the Clinton campaign. This is the ultimate revelation that things aren't well with the Clintons. It's never too late to call it a day. Hint: CONCEDE, Mrs. Clinton.

Monika Lewinzskee

AH   February 26th, 2008 9:02 pm ET

I was watching CNN around 6:45PM mountain time. The hoster, John interviewed 3 people. One male superdelegate who supports Obama, one female superdelegate who supports Hillary, and one young superdelegate who has not decided. Everytime, when the female said only a couple of setenses, John interrupted her and not allowed her to finish her setenses, meanwhile he allowed the other two to speak for minutes. Why bother to ask Hillary's support to speak out if you even do not allow her to finish her sentenses? CNN is so biased and the hoster, John , should apologize to the female superdelegate. If CNN wants to keep its reputation, please be fair! We are not stupid. Let the viewers to make a voting decision, not your reporters.

let's be real   February 26th, 2008 9:01 pm ET

I'd love to see Obama in the White House… just so I can see how silly you will feel once it shows that he will bring NO REAL CHANGE to our country. People living in a state of despair thanks to George Bush will find ANYTHING reasonable, even a lot of talk with no substance. It's obvious now that Obama doesn't need to try in a debate; he knows that even though he's got nothing on Hillary he already has a CULT FOLLOWING.

Most of you people bashing Hillary for getting worked up over "nothing" are clearly at a loss of brain cells. You have to understand that Hillary is a WOMAN. Women tend to express their emotions more often than men do. That's just how it is… and yet you people act as if she's "gone off the edge." I will use a religious saying to illustrate the foolish thought you people have adopted… "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."

Don't even start telling me that none of you have gotten worked up over something that has been said about you. Hypocrites. CNN will not post this comment because the site highly favors OBAMA.

Joe in Missouri   February 26th, 2008 9:01 pm ET

Amen Sukie … this Democrat will never vote for Obama and I have voted for 20 years always Democrat. My extended family is also life long Democrats and they too will be crossing to the Republican Side if he should receive the Nomination.

I also plan to vote for anyone but McCaskill in Missouri as well because I feel she made the wrong choice in her Support. I wouldn't look for McCaskill to return to the Senate once her seat is up … she is not well liked in Missouri anyway.

If he does somehow get elected as President I hope all these people who backed him are prepared to get voted out of office when he cannot deliver on his promises to the American People …. and trust me THEY WILL REMEMBER and they WILL call him on it.

Grant Doyle   February 26th, 2008 9:01 pm ET

Only a little more than a week left of Clinton's campaign. Thank God. She has run a slightly better campaign than Giuliani.

d   February 26th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

I would be amazed if CNN let this comment on does the "C" in cnn stand for CHINA..?
The male run media good old boys club is really giving Hillary Clinton the old one two punch. First they give Obama the pat on the back and have a cigar tenement.. All the while broadcasting day and night what an emotional women Hillary Clinton is non stop.
Not touching Obama identity as if one speech is good enough spiting out the same message over and over again. Hillary is an unknown hysterical women when she tries to defend herself .. This is the election the male run media has shoved down our throat of 08!

norisha   February 26th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

ok….the whole i'm a human in Texas and New Hampshire, just is not cutting it. She is scripted, I really can't stomach her. She needs to make up her crazy mind and decide who she wans to be as the NY Senator.

Karen Ciesnicki   February 26th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

Has anyone been concerned about Hillary's swings between soft
and 12 hrs later, a raging mad woman. Her remarks (Shame on us!)
& suspected tactics, vascillating between attacks and apologies….
This may be how she is under stress. Why are we thinking of electing
someone who looses composure, has mood swings, distortions, poor
impulse control and viciousness. The soft Hillary is there only because
she thinks she can buy a vote or two with a tear or a sigh.
She should go to therapy, not the White House.

Teresa   February 26th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

Maybe Obama needs some"whine to go with that cheese." If he can't stand the heat as a political candidate, how will he EVER stand up under the intense pressure as a world leader? (LOL). His rhetoric is full of more holes than swiss cheese. If the news comentators were fair and unbiased, Hillary would at least have a fighting change of an fair fight. It's hard when you're going up against a rock star with limited political skills. GO FOR IT HILLARY!!! We'll vote for you in November too.

Esther   February 26th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

No offense to Hillary, but we as human beings need to be careful of the words we say for they can either bring peace to a nation or hurt a nation and I feel that is what Hillary is doing hurting our country. Hillary don't you think it is a little too late to apologize everytime you had a debate. Only to find out that making up on the day of your own foolish debates doesn't get you any closer. Name gaming - which I found Hillary to be trifling, makes her lose. The reason why Barack is winning is because of the Coolness, Calmness, and the Collected, Oh and has been forward with his truth's since day one. If you are going to be President what is there to hide - Hillary why not tell the truth after all the saying goes…"If you tell the truth it shall set you free." I realized that people are tired of seeing the Bush's, Clinton's, McCain's, Huckabee's running the same tired old political games. I feel "SOME" americans want a new way of thinking, new policies, Americans to come together , stop the fighting, stop the wars, stop the killings, lower the taxes, mortgages and so forth. They want to be the ones who make "A CHANGE". I feel Hillary is too emotional, she thinks she is strong but how can someone be strong if they continue to show their weakness. The only reason why people elected her husband Bill at the time was because nobody wanted to elect the other person running against him way back then. I think Hillary got her messages mixed up, she thought just because Bill won, she could do the same…Hillary it's time to face reality… Americans want to see "A CHANGE."

Christopher   February 26th, 2008 8:59 pm ET

I have no idea where the polls or the people on this comment board are coming from? I have been a loyal democrat since I first voted for president in 1988. I will never, no way-no how, vote for Barak if he makes it to the general election. I will not entrust the future of our country to someone who's only experience is 8 years in the Illinois state legislature.

Wilhemina   February 26th, 2008 8:58 pm ET

All she talks about is Obama, were is the beef Hillary? You Clinton supporters tell her to deliver what she stands for and her plans on how she is going to: end the war, save our homes, educate our kids, heal our country, immigration reform, etc. she should talk about our issue's not waste our money talking about her issues.

Tom, Cville, VA   February 26th, 2008 8:57 pm ET

Hey CNN! Did you know there's a debate on tonight? I guess since it's being televised on that "other" network you think it's not news? That's pathetic!

tshei   February 26th, 2008 8:56 pm ET

I think Hillary should relax more and stop worrying about the campaign so much. She is nervous about losing.

SAM   February 26th, 2008 8:52 pm ET

I am a republican and I casted my vote to Obama in New Hampshire. But in the final election ,I will go with John Mccain.As a republican party supporter ,I am so happy now the democrats are fighting so badly and we will easily win the November election…..Our tactical support to Obama avoided a worser enemy Clinton for GOP.

Sukie   February 26th, 2008 8:42 pm ET

CNN

Please run a poll asking if you are a Clinton supporter and Obama wins the Democratic nomination, will you vote for him in November or for someone else?

lzspc   February 26th, 2008 8:41 pm ET

Thank goodness there is a candidate that can express her true feelings about her actions….and her actions were well understandable. Obama refuses to take responsibilities or eexpress any of his feelings or explanations!!
CHANGE is all he knows how to say……….

HIllary is the best their is……………….. face it!!! She has put up with more difficulty than anyone in history that has ran for president!!

Americans can be so hard headed sometimes………….open your eyes and realize!!!
Hillary is the best and the polls are showing that too!!!

eddie   February 26th, 2008 8:41 pm ET

She has every right to be mad at his false mailing and yes there were all false.

NMC Texas Democrat   February 26th, 2008 8:41 pm ET

I agree with previous comments: how are you going to handle leading an entire country when you get a little hot under the collar about a TRUTHFUL mailer?!

And for those "Billary" fans (I love that term!) that are screaming about experience that she and McCain have up to their eyebrows… you must enjoy the current economic state, huh? Enjoy being at war for pretty much no reason at this point, wasting TRILLIONS (that's right, we've moved up from billions) of dollars? Enjoy these overly conservative points of view? If so, then you're right: we need their "experience", because all of those situations are EXACTLY where experience like theirs has gotten us thus far. Afterall, didn't our great Commander in Chief have this covetted "experience"?

How do you keep putting the same political "geniuses" into Washington expecting a different result?! For true change, you need someone who hasn't been completely tainted/brainwashed by the messy politics that we now know and collectively hate. Once good glance at where he stands on policy or a good skimming through his latest book will tell you he has all the experience, knowledge, and innovative thought one needs to make a true difference in Washington.

People say shame on us for voting Obama; I say shame on you for not doing your much-needed homework. Someone told me a story this weekend: "I asked a friend why they were voting for Hillary, and she said for her mother's generation, because they fought so women could actually vote, let alone run for president. I decided I was voting for Obama for my DAUGHTER'S generation, so that they will know what it's like to grow up in a world that I never knew when I was young: a world without a US-funded war, without a starved economy… a world with a true bright future."

If you haven't yet voted, early voting isn't over in Texas until Friday so get out there and make your voices heard! When you're standing in your little ballot box, make the right decision for yourself, for your country and for our future: VOTE OBAMA in 08!!!

*****
I've already Barack'd the vote… have you voted yet??

Mechille, Iowa   February 26th, 2008 8:41 pm ET

What is Clinton so upset about these flyers on NAFTA for? Because Ohio is mostly a blue collar state? What happened to Wisconsin? The reports out of that state were that they were concerned about their jobs but when Obama won that state she didn't even thank those that did vote for her. Talk about disrespect! I say shame on you Hillary Clinton!

Go Obama   February 26th, 2008 8:40 pm ET

I'm Democrat (now), and I'm not outraged.

AnneinPA   February 26th, 2008 8:40 pm ET

Get mad! Why not, you got nothing to lose. I would have flipped out
a long time ago myself with the brutal beatings from the media and pundits, but I'm no Hillary. I'm impressed with the strength this woman has. I really am. She really needs to show
herself, and if that's when she's angry, so what? Oh, yeah, women
aren't allowed to be themselves and show that dreaded word "emotion".
If not Hillary, then McCain, (now that's a " little heated" type guy).

james   February 26th, 2008 8:40 pm ET

GO McCAIN! OBAMA will never stand a chance!

Geri   February 26th, 2008 8:39 pm ET

Once again the Obama News Network praises their fair haired boy" and bashes Clinton. If she loses we can thank Blitzer and Cafferty. They must have jobs waiting for them if Obama makes it in. I'll vote Republican if he does. He was chummy with Retzco when he knew he was under investigation. His skeletons will come out and so will those of nasty Michelle. One ther thing…why are a lot of the blogs being closed before people that work can read and respond????

Janel, St. Paul, MN   February 26th, 2008 8:39 pm ET

I submitted a comment like this an hour ago. . .and it wasn't posted.

This is my message. Hillary Clinton has shown many faces in the past couple of days. Sometimes she appears graceful and loving. . .then she appears shrill and unforgiving.

My question is, if she is the leader of the free world, do we want such a person representing us?

Folks, she simply doesn't appear real. She shows whatever voice she wants to in her desperate attempts to woo our voters.

I am very concerned that this lady could become the Democratic candidate. . .and that she will lead many who are tired of her shrill voice decide to vote for McCain. A very sad and troubling result.

Jon, Sebastopol, CA   February 26th, 2008 8:39 pm ET

Ok, you people who are repeating the mantra about Obama being all talk and no action: I'm psychic, I can read your mind. Think of a number, the number of times you've visited Obama's web site. Fix it in your mind.

Ready?

Here goes . . .

Was it "zero"?

Amazing how I do that, isn't it?

Lee   February 26th, 2008 8:39 pm ET

It just shows that Clinton doesn't reserve the cool and composure of a world leader. I think it would be nice to have a president who didn't represent us as undiciplined hot headed idiots.

Fran   February 26th, 2008 8:39 pm ET

Some of you don't want a hot-headed president, you'd rather have an arrogant president, keep supporting Obama. I guess 8 years with an arrogant president wasn't enough. Has anyone noticed that no matter what Senator Clinton does, it's wrong. If she shows a softer side, she gets criticized and is called a cry baby. If she is tough, she is called shrill. On the other hand, Obama can say or do anything he wants and somehow it becomes Senator Clinton's problem. I thought he was the front-runner, why is everyone still attacking Senator Clinton? Maybe you should stop listening to the slanted, biased news reports, and start listening to what Senator Clinton is trying to tell all of you before it's too late.

Ilse   February 26th, 2008 8:39 pm ET

Does anyone think Obama can win the presidency without Hillary supporters? Fat chance. Millions of people voted for Hillary (yes, even the people in Florida and Michigan). Most of them are not going to vote for Obama in the general election even at the risk of putting the republicans back in the White House. I wonder why CNN or MSNBC never talks about that possibility.

So, it's time for the media to scutinize Obama and trash him the way they have trashed Hillary. Give Hillary supporters a reson to vote for Obama. We need something more than fluff and flair.

Former Clinton supporters   February 26th, 2008 8:38 pm ET

She gets hot. She gets cold. She looses. She falls apart. It's Bill's fault. It's the medias fault. She voted to send the troops to Iraq. She will bring them home, like no other. This is not just silly season politics. This is the BRITNEY SPEARS season of politics. I know I am pushing the years, but is this woman a different person with a different position every time she opens her mouth or is is it me.

Cindy   February 26th, 2008 8:38 pm ET

To CNN, when are you going post pro Hillary comments. I am absolutely sick to read them. I can't beleive you actually post some of the most unintelligent comments. To all you Obama supporters, you just caught up in the obama wave. Are you seriously going to hand ove the Big Clean Up of this country's mess left over from George bush into the hands of a junior senator who voted "present" to over 100 bills in the Senate. We need someone who is experienced, knowledgeable, who knows how to achieve results. There is so much at stake here, you have to be smart in your decision and do what's best for the country. I do not believe Obama can deliver. Words do not deliver, actions do.
All the best Hillary, you have always been a champion for the poor and blacks. It is a shame that they have turned their backs on you. They have put all their eggs in one basket, and it can't hold water. CNN, make sure you post this. Thanks

Jack   February 26th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

Hillary has lost

janice   February 26th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

You go Girl. Obama is no JFK and his wife certainly is no Jackie O. The audacity of these "neophytes" even eluding to that comparison.

leila   February 26th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

Good for you SEn.Clinton, i'm very proud of you because you represent the women of today,not only in america but to the world.It's time for women to be equal with men,if men can do why can a woman can do.I see in you the confidence,intelligent and strong-willed kind of a woman.Shame on all those women in america who will not vote for you.I'm in another country but i'm so proud that there is a woman who can represent us in this generation.GO!SEn. Clinton,I will bet that you will be the nominee and the next President of U.S.A

Lisa Gross   February 26th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

Hillary I am so tired of you dual personalities. It's like watching Cybil and her multiple personalities. Maybe she is bi-polar or something. I don't know what to make of her anymore. One moment she is soft-spoken and the next she is ranting on scolding someone. I don't think I could stand 4 to 8 years of that kind of behavior. Hillary doesn't have the temperment to be president of the United States! Lets all get behind Obama and defeat McCain in Nov 08!

Pam   February 26th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

She has shown so many different sides of herself lately; makes you wonder which Hillary would show up on 'day one' to lead the nation should she be elected. Will it be the sobbing Hillary, the kind/sweet Hillary, the angry Hillary, the drama queen????

I have said time and time again, if she gets the nomination, I'll be voting for the Republican nominee. If Obama gets the nomination, I will be voting for him.

val egbarin   February 26th, 2008 8:35 pm ET

my dear hillary pls we are tired of you old folks ruling us we want a generational change . Obama is truly a change we can believe in .

John   February 26th, 2008 8:26 pm ET

Unbelievable…how stupid does this woman think we are. The flyers were 100% accurate. I have heard her validate their claims in the beginning of the campaign, with my own ears.
I am very glad she is doing this to herself. The people need to see just what she is. A desperado, that will truly do or say anything, change her story a the drop of a hat, for a vote.
Just unbelievable…I'm in total disbelief really…how can anyone support her?

Buddy   February 26th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

Wake up America vote for Clinton. We have a 4 trillion dollar budget deficit. During the former Clinton Adminstration we had budget surplus, no war, and jobs. That sounds like a Change to me. Solutions!!

rick Austin Texas   February 26th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

Nancy February 26th, 2008 6:01 pm ET
It's true sexism in the media that a woman can't be angry without getting notice.
Women, vote for Hillary, you should be ashamed of yourselves if you're not. It's our turn.

YOUR TURN ?????? Oh well lets just start a line of minority groups who haven't gotten to be President.
As far as I can tell that would be everyone except white males.
That could take a while to ensure everyone gets a turn,
Maybe we could just save time and find a transvestytte, communist , Iraq woman lesbian that is jewish and let them have his/her turn.

There are no turns , there are VOTES for the best person,

So far we haven't been too impressed with the women you have put in front of us. Why have there been only 2 is my question, bunch of followers not leaders yall gals are that you think Hillary is the best one among you.

Makes me sick.

Tricia   February 26th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

Has everybody forgotten so quickly that right up through October 2007 Hillary Clinton had been declared the inevitable winner of the Democratic Party presidential nomination by nearly all of the media? I did read comments from supporters of Dodd, Edwards and Richardson about media bias for Hillary Clinton. gbolee: Mark Penn is her chief strategist. Penn is earning $5 million for his services. He is CEO of Burson-Marsteller a firm that advises coorporations on keeping unions out. Maybe that is why three unions decided to endorse Barack Obama after all since the union issue has previously come up regarding Hillary Clinton's tenure with WalMart? Two of those unions are not inconsiderable here in Texas with quite a number of Hispanic members who work in stores, meat and packing plants. But, no I do not know active they are being in the Hispanic community. I voted early yesterday evening when I thought it would be a quiet time. So much for thinking! Early voters are breaking all records here in Texas. We also have local and State officials to ponder on the ballot as well.

Tony, nm   February 26th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

to Kate….

the debate tonight is televised on MSNBC at 9pm eastern

anonymous   February 26th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

i think that the true colors of miss clinton are showing. Her diffrent moods and the way that she loses her composure every once in a while is showing that she is still not ready to be president. AMERICA WHY ARE WE MAKING SUCH A BIG FUSS OVER OBAMA'S PICTURE… IF WE ARE AS FREE AS WE CLAIMS HE HAS THE SAME RIGHT AS DOES ANY AMERICAN TO HAVE FREEDOM OF RELIGION.

David B   February 26th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

Oh, Hill, Dear…

Give it a break. You are desperate and grasping at straws. The fact is, this mailer was out PRIOR to your 'loving' words about being 'honored' to be on the same stage as Obama. Since nicey-nice didn't work, you've decided to get down and dirty…a BIG mistake.

Just gracefully back out now while you still have a shred of dignity left.

pam   February 26th, 2008 8:24 pm ET

GOD, please bless America!

christin   February 26th, 2008 7:37 pm ET

she is too bi-polar for me.
And from what I saw of the flyers they were correct. She is just worried about semantics! The sound a little harsher depending on how you say them.

either way mean green is not a good color on you.

Wendy   February 26th, 2008 7:36 pm ET

Hillary has lost.

For the good of the party, end this now. Go out gracefully!

If you hang on and keep attacking the DNC nominee, you will only help the GOP, and YOU will be to blame if McCain wins.

Bill Jay   February 26th, 2008 7:36 pm ET

Oprah would make a good Vice President…….

man   February 26th, 2008 7:36 pm ET

Everybody please wake up. If Obama said something wrong about Hillary, it is right and if Hillary talk somthing right about Obama it is wrong. Come on people. And CNN, the comment you post that just bad about Hillary. I know because me and another 10 friends do that and finally you post 2 good for Hillary, 8 bad about her while you post 1 bad for Obama and 8 good about him. Don't think everybody is fool. Hillary for America. (just let you know because I know no way you post my comment)

California 4 Hillary   February 26th, 2008 7:36 pm ET

Moderators: you are participating in CNN's manipulation of this election. How third-world. You are representative of the future of the United States. Are you proud? Yes, you are shaking your head up and down like a bobble head right now, right? So much power in someone so small.

Kate   February 26th, 2008 7:35 pm ET

Does anyone know if the Clinton & Obama debate is going to be televised? If so, what network?

Sophia   February 26th, 2008 7:35 pm ET

Weren't those two issues disscussed in the last debate??? Why didn't she get hot than?

Maria   February 26th, 2008 7:35 pm ET

Og Course they took put my comment it is against OBAMA!!! I will not give you the rating and watch another channel!!! You are one sided just like others have written!!!!!

The Truth, according to the good folks in Cleveland   February 26th, 2008 7:34 pm ET

Billary should do the honorable thing and concede. At least she could leave with some dignity.

folks from Cleveland, OH

Sukie   February 26th, 2008 7:34 pm ET

I heard this morning that Michelle Obama is being compared favorably to Jackie O. (Kennedy).

I almost gagged. Actually, I did gag.

There is NOT one iota of comparison between these two women.

Jackie Kennedy knew when to keep quiet; Michelle Obama is a loose-mouthed cannon.

Echo   February 26th, 2008 7:34 pm ET

How does a person with multiple personally disorder plan on running our country?!?

ryan   February 26th, 2008 7:33 pm ET

I can't wait for Hillary to become president because then I will have healthcare…..only because I will be forced to pay for it or be fined by the government. You cannot tell me that she is not in the pockets of these healthcare companies. Forcing people to buy policies is not the way to go.

Pat   February 26th, 2008 7:33 pm ET

It's too bad that Hillary's speechwriters did not go on strike…..she might have fared better throughout the whole campaign!

Senator Clinton has left us wondering who she is…the Former First Lady and the Senator from New York hardly seem to be the same person.

We all know she has stamina and that she can fight with the Big Boys; but who is she in her own right?

She accuses Obama of using other people's words and what she said at the conclusion of the Texas debate was a combination of Bill Clinton's words and John Edwards' words. Who is this woman? Is she in touch with reality?

JS   February 26th, 2008 7:33 pm ET

Hill wrote in her memoir that she felt NAFTA was the single greatest accomplishment of Bill and she supported it….how has this now been discredited? Did she hire a ghost writer who got it wrong???

Maybe her imaginary friend, or another one of her little voices says it is discredited…..seeing the many faces of hill is almost laughable…..except for the fact she is still in the race for the most important job in the world is very scary…..man, would she get swiftboated in a second….

allie   February 26th, 2008 7:33 pm ET

What is with her? I want some temperamental consistency in my leader. Not the three faces of Eve, for god's sake.

James Wachai   February 26th, 2008 7:33 pm ET

Again, she makes this comment for her own convenience. She knows somebody will question, in tonight's debate, the wisdom behind her throwing tantrums. Who will advise Hillary that she looks like a Kindergarten in front of Obama, who's been cool-headed throughout this campaign? Hillary is full of herself. She thinks she's the only person who can lead.

Moises Gonzalez   February 26th, 2008 7:32 pm ET

When Clinton Senator said " honor " to be with Obama in last Debate in Texas, just show us that she is a good Politician , it may be she is desperate and losing patience in this constest .i do repect both of them.

Kabir Singh   February 26th, 2008 7:32 pm ET

HILLARY.

I AM PRETTY SURE THE ONE ON NAFTA IS TRUE EVEN THOGH THAT ISNT UR QUOTATION. THE HEALTH CARE ONE IS definetly TRUE….THERE WILL ALWAYS BE PEOPLE WHO JUST CAN not AFFORD HEALTH INSURANCE

James M   February 26th, 2008 7:32 pm ET

Hillary is a wreck. Her claims about falsifying her stance on NAFTA are wrong, since she has always been a proponent for it until election time. She did vote for the war in Iraq, and qualiies it now with an exit strategy, just in time for elections. And now she is giving advice to Obama on how to run a campaign, when she obviously can't manage her campaign staff, finances or emotions. Obama has been a leader throughout, unwavering and totally respectable. I think he is someone the entire world will embrace and respect as the President of the US.

Rick   February 26th, 2008 7:32 pm ET

I'Il be suprised if CNN puts this on because they seem to be fbias and for clinton.
Hillary you have a lot of room to talk after the things that you have let your campaign run bad pics and negaitve talk, what makes you so great, you want to dictate to the american people and its never about we the people, its always ME HILLARY

Firewmn   February 26th, 2008 7:31 pm ET

HILLARY… if you weren't so full of yourself… I'd SAY.. You were full of yourself..!!!

I say.. flip..FLOP..

Obama in 2008 is not more of the same and that is what this country needs…

Sooo…. Obama..08

suzy   February 26th, 2008 7:31 pm ET

It becomes clearer and clearer each day that the supporters for Obama are - well, I don't even have a good word for it.

fredie   February 26th, 2008 7:30 pm ET

It's little crazy the way sen Hillary addressed the issue. She should be focus on issues and not attacks, cause they don't work. She should have learn some lessons from the last votes that attacks don't work, rather explain and come out strong on issues where she's strong at. It's bad to show your weekness especially when you are a leader. Cause people see them quick even though they may not tell you.

DeVone   February 26th, 2008 7:30 pm ET

she got heated because the truth came out, she need to stop lyeing
and stop fighting with her oun party and just prove her isues
every thing is a lye with her. God bless her

ben of Nc   February 26th, 2008 7:29 pm ET

hillary syndrome!

chris   February 26th, 2008 7:29 pm ET

The Smug Obama supporters:
Do you really think that after you make so many of these hateful statements towards his opponent that I will vote for you candidate in November?

Every petty comment you make will be counted against your candidate in November, I promise you. Arrogance while ahead is indicative of a shallow campaign.

Your candidate hasn't won over our family and many of our friends, but your behavior has damaged your candidate with many undecided voters.

Pat Omaha, NE   February 26th, 2008 7:29 pm ET

Please….as soon as she shows she is capable of defending herself she is now a hot-head? bi-polar? in need of Doc Phil? Don't people have the right to defend themselves against false attacks? Can Obama do whatever he wants now that he has some people in his spell?
I really hope there will soon be an awakening to reality! She is so right when she speaks about his rallies…….we need a solid, strong president who can lead and have international respect! I doubt that the rest of the world will fall on their knees quite as quickly as Obama's cult followers are doing.

Maria   February 26th, 2008 7:29 pm ET

GO HIliary!!! You have my VOTE!!!!! Get him tonight!!!!

tonya   February 26th, 2008 7:28 pm ET

how many faces does this lady have? she is so desprate i almost feel sorry for her (almost)

Beverly   February 26th, 2008 7:26 pm ET

Hillary was against NAFTA, Bill was for it. Spouses do disagree. Obama was referring to the wrong Clinton.

Larry   February 26th, 2008 7:26 pm ET

Obama, with his cult like following, can lie and use his dirty little tricks, but will NEVER BE PRESIDENT!!!!

Anna Delfino   February 26th, 2008 7:26 pm ET

I am almost amused at the Clinton family's use of the phrase ( shame on you ) to anyone that dares to question them or dissagree with them. I really did not think those words were in their vocabulary-rather that one word ,SHAME.

Shawn   February 26th, 2008 7:26 pm ET

Hillary's latest tactic. The ranting and raving angry Hillary didn't work, so she's back to the nice congenial "feel sorry for me" Hillary. The more of the many faces of Eve that I see, the more disturbed I am. I've always been an ardent supporter of Mrs. Clinton, but the tactics she has employed in this campaign AGAINST A FELLOW DEMOCRAT have been deplorable.

DrFill   February 26th, 2008 7:26 pm ET

Just when you thought it was safe to get back in the water…….
DrFill

truth 08 time   February 26th, 2008 7:26 pm ET

she has lost 11 contests people!!! even democrats abroad dont want her!!!

Jan in MI   February 26th, 2008 7:25 pm ET

It's an Obamanation!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Scared of that!!!!!!!!!

Robert, Los Angeles California   February 26th, 2008 7:25 pm ET

GO HILLARY….Nothing wrong with showing any side of your personality. It's about having brains and knowing our place on the world stage and whats best for us all. To some, you can't win.

I can hardly wait to get the brainless monkey out of the White House and sense he and his administration aren't going to be impeached we'll have to settle watching him walk hand in hand with the Saudis and dance on stage in Africa. What a joke as we've become the laughing stock of the planet!

Dan in MA   February 26th, 2008 7:25 pm ET

Obama should apologise for not being what he says he is. Hillary is sensible, compasionate, bold and brilliant. She's a true problem solver.

mick   February 26th, 2008 7:25 pm ET

All you Democrates should see the writing on the wall.
Now that all the Senete is plugging for OB, Hillary has alot of scores to settle, look for her to side for the Rep. party if she wins….lets see OB do that now…"yes we can"

Marina   February 26th, 2008 7:25 pm ET

Did she say the "sky was opeining"; hey she sounds like Bill Cunningham or does he sound like her…..hmm.

Go Barack

California 4 Hillary   February 26th, 2008 7:24 pm ET

When is CNN going to stop omitting pro-Hillary comments?

Dianne   February 26th, 2008 7:24 pm ET

I agree with many posted comments - CNN, you should be ashamed of yourself!!!! You are soooooo anti-Hillary that you DELIBERATELY alter your stories to influence your viewers and readers!!! You are partially to blame for Obama's ridiculous success, 'soft ball questions', to quote above, and the bad light shed on Clinton. Sadly, when I think of (relatively) impartial English language news, I think of….the BBC.

10 bucks says you won't post this either.

California 4 Hillary   February 26th, 2008 7:24 pm ET

I have been reading these comments for weeks and weeks - over and over again someone posts that their pro-Hillary comments are not being posted. I know I have written a dozen at least. I cannot remember seeing anyone who is pro-Obama making the same complaint.

Debra of Texas   February 26th, 2008 7:24 pm ET

Hillary is emotionally unstable. This is very unusual behavior for someone who's trying to lead the most powerful nation in the world.

Attention all Texans - Vote Barack Obama!!!

jan k   February 26th, 2008 7:23 pm ET

I think Hillary would make a great president! She has a program and knows how to follow it. Hopefully, people will see her for the leadership qualities that she has and will give her support needed to win.

Jasmine - AZ   February 26th, 2008 7:23 pm ET

Hillary please save some dignity for your daughter…She might want to run for president one day…

I can't wait for the debate tonight!!!!

chris   February 26th, 2008 7:23 pm ET

"You are not his mother, shame on you!"

Amen!

Her changing attitude on a daily basis is scary! Do we really want a president driving this country be based on her "mood" for the day?

Haley   February 26th, 2008 7:23 pm ET

I am very curious to know if Hillary Clinton is going to help us Americans with health care, for example, Medicaid. I am a senior at a high school in Port Arthur, Texas.
Since the age of 15 I’ve been supporting myself and now I have a 5 month old child and I am not working. I’m trying everything I can to support my family, but it is not that easy when you are denied health care, food stamps and other health benefits. I have no money, no cars and no credit cards and they are still denying me. Please e-mail me back with some kind of information. Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,

Haley

Ibeth   February 26th, 2008 7:23 pm ET

The shame is on you Hillaray , this country needs a stable person
not one with an personality disorder.
So much for good Judgment and experience.
From day one you voted for the war, but you are anti Bush.
She was OK with NAFTA from day one, now she is not.
She has 35 years experience in Office, where.
Bill Clinton was not having sex with that Woman a right wing conspiracy did.
I say no to Hillary and Bill, I had enough with the nonstop controversy surrounding them.
In most cases where one family runs a country for a long period of time it proofs to be disaster.

Jenny   February 26th, 2008 7:23 pm ET

What? His fliers were accurate! She sent out fliers that were completely false and misleading!

Hillary Clinton, cut it out.

M Johnson   February 26th, 2008 7:22 pm ET

Bill Clinton did not bring this country together. He divided it right down the middle. It has been that way ever since.

Tina   February 26th, 2008 7:22 pm ET

Senator Obama needs to concede after Texas and Ohio because there is noooo way he is going to win. He is not liked by many Texans.

Bill   February 26th, 2008 7:22 pm ET

Cry me a river.

I can't wait until this primary election is over next week. I can't take any more of her whining.

angel   February 26th, 2008 7:22 pm ET

i want everyone to consider this do you want this lady making decisions for this country?she cant keep her composure she cant control herself. i for one dont want her sitting next to the big red phone when this country needs help, whats she gonna do apologize the next day because she got (a little hot) no thanks hill go home.

mindy   February 26th, 2008 7:22 pm ET

Give it a rest, Hill honey. You sound like an old scold with your "shame on you, Barack …" comment. Time for a new career. Maybe you can teach 5th grad math somewhere?

Gary   February 26th, 2008 7:22 pm ET

Seems our news in N.y. are showing what this smooth talker Obama is changing things right now. Young kids stapping eachother over the canadates .Dont like the way Hillary is getting slammed and Obama being praised.Showed adults fighting over the same thing.Your Obama changes are sure starting. We havnt seen anything yet. Soon they will be shooting eachother.Like I said. The devil comes in many faces,promises you the world,tells you what you want to hear,gets your soul ,in this case your votes than your doomed.Its going back to 1960s. This country will be so divided ,thats the changes you will see.I hope you Obama deciples will like your CHANGE. concerned Viet nam Vet God help us all

A UNIFIED DEMOCRATIC PARTY   February 26th, 2008 7:22 pm ET

NO MORE BICKERING. WE MUST BE RESPONSIBLE AND RALLY BEHIND OUR CANDIDATE OF CHOICE, SENATOR BARACK OBAMA. NOT ONLY CAN MR. OBAMA UNIFY THE PARTY, HE WILL UNIFY THE NATION. NOW'S THE TIME TO HAVE OUR SAY. MR. OBAMA REPRESENTS THE MUCH-NEEDED CHANGE OUR NATION NEEDS.

CITIZENS FOR A UNITED STATES SOVERIEGNTY

Henry   February 26th, 2008 7:22 pm ET

Go Hillary! Obama cult folk are EVIL!!!! Just read what they write. Sad junior republicans they are!

James in Oregon   February 26th, 2008 7:21 pm ET

The Clinton's never have dealt with the truth very well , it is to close to Integrity.

Joe   February 26th, 2008 7:21 pm ET

The Obama campaign is the biggest charade I have ever seen. The vast majority of his followers are so blind, it's scary. They don't care about substance, they only care about good looks and good speeches. Barack doesn't bring anything to the table but empty rhetoric, that sadly his blind and ignorant flock have bought without question.

Obamafanatics, he's not Jesus, MLK, JFK all wrapped in one package with a nice blue bow.

Amy Pepperney   February 26th, 2008 7:21 pm ET

Spell check, anyone?

Mike   February 26th, 2008 7:21 pm ET

Great, just what we need, a short-fused president. World War 3, anyone?

OhioVoter   February 26th, 2008 7:20 pm ET

To everyone calling Senator Clinton wishy-washy — we can't make the same accusations about Senator Obama. He won't tell us what he stands for. He just piggy-backs Senator Clinton's plans and then votes "present" when the vote requires a "tough" decision.

Also a favorite of Senator Obama — saying he wouldn't vote for the war in Iraq when he wasn't even a member of Senate. Thanks — that really clears it up. I love it when someone tries to call the plays without studying the playbook.

Douglas   February 26th, 2008 7:20 pm ET

I think this is way too serious an election to let the media like cnn puppet ppl around…..i want to know the issues and not the bs…..my countries future is on the line. So here what i do know, this country has been wanting universal healthcare since i can remember….obama has a good thought but it isn't enough. What if you tell every1 that you have an option to get social security tax taken out of our check or not. Where would your retirement come fromn then. Take insurance from my check if its the same as the governments, heck garnish my wages.

DOCTANE   February 26th, 2008 7:20 pm ET

This is all too comical . This election has invoked everyone, even me and I don't gO crazy for much. I agree with Rose from Silicon Valley, that flier has been out for months and I m pretty she about it. Man she's bi-polar, "schizophrenic " rather. "Did I even spelled that word right.? However this country is really alive