Comments on: Clinton: Obama 'missing in action'

By: Jean

Jean — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 09:52:48 +0000

Lizette the only one that is missing any brain power is the fools voting for Obama. GO...HILLARY jean

By: Kevin

Kevin — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:59:58 +0000

Look above COMMENTS. All the Obama supporters are hate Hillary, but all the Hillary supporters are like Hillary more than Obama. If all the Hillary supoters hate Obama, even Obama win the nominee, Can he win the general election without Hillary supporters? Use your brain to think(not just hope, not just deam), use your brain to act(not to hate), vote the best candidate for your party, for your country.

15 years, Hillary work so hard for the universal health care, when Obama have a health care plan? If Obama like Hillary Universal health care plan(he said on national TV) , why he send dirty mail to votes?

Question for all the Obama supporters, " Do you believe Obama will do whatever ha said?", I believe Hillary will do whatever she said.

HILLARY 08

By: RAFi68

RAFi68 — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:39:49 +0000

cnn i hope you mention this if obama wins , the clinton gave life to the demogratic party after so many loses to the republican . you became a party because of then during those 8 years ,since 1968 and 11 election you got times into the white house ,and 2 where because of the clinton and now they are been betrade by many of there own , i know the dem will pay a price for this and that will be with obama ....

By: Wake Up!

Wake Up! — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:36:13 +0000

Wake up people! We a are in the midst of a movement! The type of rare movement that energizes the heart and soul of the True American People! Let's face it...either of the Democratic candidates would be an upgrade to the current administration. We have been lied to and watched our fellow countrymen and tax dollars be thrown at an unnecessary war all in the name of big $$$$ for the privileged few.

We have an opportunity to start moving away form the rich and powerful special interest groups that have dominated political agendas and led us down the wrong path politically, economically, environmentally, etc. Our current mess is transparent to the international community and and hatred for America is at an all time high! We need someone with the vision to get our policies on the right track and the leadership skills to unite and energize people into a movement for change. There's only one candidate that can do that....OBAMA!!!!

By: Dave

Dave — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:23:15 +0000

Ok I get it – I'm going to vote for the candidate with the most experience. John McCain – check. I guess that is what HRC supporters want, so thank you.

Hillary when you answer the phone will you tell everybody that Bush is smarter than you? How dumb do you have to be to let Bush outsmart you? Is this woman even intelligent? Come on George Bush. I get it Bill will speak to other world leaders for her so she's not "tricked" again. I get it now.

Questions: How many years of experience does Cheney, Rumsfield, Ashcroft, McCain, and all the other Nixon spinoff's have, and where has this experience led us? Experience is nothing to greatness. Look at all the experienced people who ran Enron, the subrpime mortgage lending,..you name any disaster and I can point out a very experience person who ran it.

I know this won't get posted.

Did Hillary's experience help her with her campaign? What a joke that has been! What has she even accomplished as a senator? She is against NAFTA but votes for it.

By: V Connors- OH

V Connors- OH — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:14:08 +0000

FINALLY !!!!! SOMEONE ASKED WHAT I'VE BEEN ASKING ALL ALONG. I HAVE TRIED TO DO RESEARCH, ON ANY BILL, LAW, OR MOTION OBAMA HAS EVER, EITHER PROPOSED OR BEEN A PARTY TO BY WRITING IT UP FOR A VOTE. I COULD NOT FIND ANYTHING. NOW, I KNOW WHY I COULDN'T BECAUSE HE HAS NOT EVER DONE ANYTHING. GOOD POINT ABOUT HIS NON VOTE ON THE IRAQ WAR. IF HE WAS THERE, HE WOULD HAVE VOTED YES TOO. HE HAS VOTED WITH THE MAJORITY ON ANY ISSUES NOW CONCERNING BUDGETING THE WAR. I DID NOT SEE HIM STANDING UP IN THE SENATE AND SAYING "NO!!! I REFUSE TO LET YOU HAVE ANY MORE MONEY TO KEEP US IN IRAQ. " MAYBE, SOMEONE CAN CHECK ON THIS. I AM SURE CLINTON SAID NO TO ANY MORE MONEY GOING TO IRAQ. OH AND AS FOR A DIRTY OR CLEAN CAMPAIGN. I AM SO GLAD THAT SOMEONE IS FINALLY LETTING THE AMERICAN KNOW WHAT WE NEED TO KNOW. TO MAKE AN "EDUCATED" DECISION AND NOT VOTE FOR SOMEONE, JUST BECAUSE HE LOOKS GOOD IN A SUIT AND TIE, AND CAN DELIVER A GOOD SERMON, LIKE MY PASTOR DOES ON SUNDAY MORNINGS.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:13:00 +0000

Don't get too excited about Hillary Clinton taking the Hispanic Vote. She is not getting one vote from this family. Although I did vote for Bill, her style is not for me or my family. We do have political discussions and the end result is the same. She is too tied into the same old stuff just a different face.
Obama will lead us to a promising future. If not, we'll look for someone else to support after the first four years.

By: Blankman

Blankman — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:10:53 +0000

LOL, I love how all the Hillary supporters ask for CNN not to delete their posts and it always shows up anyway. Like they have been trying for 10 years and lost all hope. LMAO... it was most likely your first post! And this is from the same people that is many of the same posts that say Obama supporters are crying... lololol. Well, if your HRC can cry for votes whats to say her supporters can not too.

Here is a news flash, media is a compary and companies are in it to make money... that is kind of the point! Major media companies are just given the people what they want, Obama. He is outselling Hillary by big margins. Just look at the rallies they each gather as proof. Dont get made at me because I most likely wont vote for either one of these two, but I do find this to be pretty funny. Dems do it this to themselves EVERY time.

Oh, I almost forgot... "CNN please dont moderate this! "

By: rahayto

rahayto — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:08:10 +0000

everybody must vote for obama , calling 3: 00 am i know who will answer bill not you

By: Frustrated voter

Frustrated voter — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:07:23 +0000

I just wish everyone would get off thier high horse and just let Clinton get into the Presedents seat and Obama to get vice because I would bet my life on that she has more experience due to her husband and like they say behind every good man there is a better women behind him. she probley did all the work behind closed doors.

By: mary

mary — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:06:50 +0000

Anytime Obama is even mildly criticized his supporters fall into a frenzy. Meanwhile, Hillary is attacked and vilified relentlessly by the press and media. The independents and the Republicans are voting in the primaries for Obama - not out of support for Obama, but because they know HIllary is the more formidable opponent. If they can defeat her now, the White House will go to the Republicans.

Having lived on the South Side of Chicago for twelve years, I can tell you that Obama is all talk and no action.

By: Ali

Ali — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:06:18 +0000

Let's keep in mind that Barack's job as a senator is not to be campaigning for another position. That's like saying my job is to try and get a new job in my company all day long. He's getting paid to be a senator, and is getting a paycheck from taxpayers not to do his job. I want him fired. I'm sorry but being influential in our national security or making pretty speeches.... what helps our country more?

By: Raymond Ito

Raymond Ito — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:05:39 +0000

If in broad day light she couldn't use her judgement right but went ahead and ethusiastically voted for a wrong war, what can one expect from her at 3:00 a.m.? Or she never sleeps? Look, in a broad day light when her brain was alert, and she had enough time to think things over but still went ahead to cast her vote for a wrong war, what would she do at 3:00 a.m. when she'sbeen snoring but had to act in a spur of the moment? Would she not automatically punch the nuclear buttom and destroy many American cities? Can somebody who happily voted for a wrong war be trust with a nuclear button? The "If I knew then what we know now" excuse is too lame. After so-called 35 years of "experience" one would expect that she's seasoned enough to read between the lines and can never be manipulated by a Texan cowboy. The "If I knew then what we know now" means there are so many things now she doesn't have a clue about now. But street people can easily figure them out. Folks in the streets knew better and protested against the war but 35 years "experience" said yes to war. America needs a smart person for president - definitely NOT Hillary Rodham Clinton.

By: MahoganyShotgun

MahoganyShotgun — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:05:06 +0000

If campaign strategy is an indicator of the character of the decisions and judgements of what a president should be like, Hillary really misses the mark.

From Day One:
__She boasts her role as First Lady as credentials for running this country, but has never disclosed her First Lady documents from the White House so that voters could be informed for themselves.

__She boasts being so experienced, yet the very execution of her campaign has been below-the-belt, non-disclosurist, and aimless strategy making that arrogantly underestimates her opponents.

__She claims Obama missing in action, when in fact, ALL of the presidential candidates have been Missing in Action, while globe trotting for votes, including Hillary herself.

__She claims she is tried and tested, yet the "inexperienced" Obama gets right under her skin like nothing, bubbling up her multiple personalities like nothing.... just by being himself.

__She complains about adverse media coverage, yet is actually the one who INITIATES negativity: Obama only won SC because he's black, which alienated black voters that were in her corner; plagerism charges that not only turned out to be false, but that she turned right around and actually did herself in her heralded debate closing statement; chides Obama for NAFTA mailers, yet she has sent mailers and TV ads out against him, etc.

__She claims her GENDER entitles her to the woman's, another arrogant play.

Obama gets positive coverage, because he's running a positive campaign, while she isn't.

By: Rozanne

Rozanne — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 07:04:21 +0000

I Hope that America is ready for positive CHANGE!!! We've been down Clinton Lane and Bush Cirlce and it has gotten us in a rut. Make calls, Donate! Let's win Texas, Ohio, Vermont and Rhode Island on Tuesday, March 4th ---- OBAMA For AMERICA

By: Kent

Kent — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:20:15 +0000

You can't tell me that there is a difference in taking a stance against something and voting against something. If you follow your values and what's best for the country, it shouldn't matter if you have to vote or not. Whatever you believe should translate into the way you vote. It is a little known fact (by some), but every senator misses out on voting. Rather it be for personal or other reasons, they miss days of work too ya know. At least this is not personal. It is a good CLEAN political move.

America 08

By: Jackie

Jackie — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:19:56 +0000

hilary is ready to do anything .ANYTHING-SHAME ON YOU BILLARY
she keep talking about experience,which one?when she was in the white house as a first lady or bexperience from her age.Experience without a good judgment is nothing.
A good president should have his/her head on her should not the opposite.you can see that she is desperate.

By: Floyd

Floyd — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:18:26 +0000

Hang in there Hillary! You are right on the mark! You are ready to lead this country, and I salute you. You have my contribution and my vote. As for Obama, once again he has plagiarized by copying your ad. Can't he come up with anything original? When will the media hold him accountable? I guess I will do the media's job here:

- He was never faced with a vote on the Iraq war, so it is easy to say he was against it; I was against the war too, but that was just my opinion–not a binding vote in the US Senate
- He was absent in his duties as committee chair in the US Senate.
- He only voted present on tough issues in the State Senate
- He borrows (steals) other people's words and uses them as his own
- His wife has never been proud of our country in her adult life
- He was too busy to attend the State of the Black Union in New Orleans once he had black people's vote there. Too busy? Yeah, right!
- He now wants to go back on his word on campaign finance since he is raising so much money
- He injects race into the campaign and pretends that someone else did it
- He claims to be against NAFTA but when pressed, said that he would not get rid of it (because he knows that the world is moving too fast to keep us closed in)
- Finally, he is just about himself

Hillary, never give up and you will win this!!! The true Obama will soon be revealed.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:18:09 +0000

HILLARY SUPPORTERS: Hillary Clinton has less elected office experience than Obama. And 7 years as a Senator summing up your entire political career does not make you a wizened old sage...

Also, the repetitve mantra of the same catch-phrase lies of the Clinton supporters is starting to remind me of the Neocon hypnotized Republidrones, people who still consider Bush a fiscal conservative and a uniter.

Hillary for NAFTA!
Hillary for Increased Health Insurance Industry Profits!
Hillary for War!
Hillary for making scowling faces and acting moody/psychotic at diplomatic meetings!

Hillary couldn't control one man, let alone an entire administration. There's your "Experience".

By: michael

michael — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:18:07 +0000

I watched the ad. During the ad the phone get ringing. Why wasn't it answered? Was she waiting for Bill to answer. Barack would've answered on the first ring!

By: Tim in Colorado

Tim in Colorado — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:15:33 +0000

I live here in Colorado, a state that went for Mitt Romney. Although, I'm a delegate for my county and in May when we go to the state convention I'll be voting for Mike Huckabee, not John McCain. I support Huckabee because he supports the fair tax, the only senseable solution to our broken tax system. The Fair Tax means no taxation on income, that means you get your entire check! The tax would be a flat tax that would be built into the products we buy(the same thing corporations are doing already), and the stores we buy from would be responsible for giving the taxes to the government(no more filing taxes). The greatest thing is that it's fair to all people, not just the rich. Every citizen under the poverty level would recieve a rebate check on a regular basis that would insure they would not be taxed. Only new products would be taxed, not used items! How would the government operate then you ask, well, since the tax is built into the cost of the products we buy, it would tax all the foreigners that come to the US and by products but pay no tax, it would tax all illegal immigrants because they couldn't avoid buying products. That alone would cause an immediate increase in revenue to the government! And since drug dealers and prostitution rings don't usually report there earnings to the government, they go untaxed and we honest americans pick up there tab. But, under the Fair Tax they could not avoid taxation because they have to buy products at the same stores as we do, and that's were they'll pay there dues. That's only one of the many great ideas that Mike Huckabee runs on. So, want to make statement? Do you want to poke your eye in the Republican establishment? Tired of being told by the media who the next President is going to be? Well, join with me and millions of others in a last ditch effort to stop McCain! Lets show McCain what we think about him not debating for the rest of the country to see where he stands. I'm tired of the of being told to stop following my conscience for the sake of the party. Let the party fall, because I'm going to stand for what is right! Not what's expediant for the party!! This delegate is voting for one man, and his name is Mike Huckabee.

By: marrig

marrig — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:15:24 +0000

Every single attack that Hillary mounts convinces me that she is utterly bereft of integrity and that she would do ANYTHING to advance her cause. Needless to say, I am voting for Obama NOT ONLY because I like Obama, but because I absolutely loathe Hillary.

By: CC

CC — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:14:10 +0000

No one running is doing their job right now.

Also, Afghanistan is supposed to be under a different special NATO committee than the one Obama is on.

I am so disappointed in the Clintons today.

By: ilforobama

ilforobama — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:12:50 +0000

It comes as no surprise that we see just how completely stupid Hillary is. I say that not because I disagree with her policy, which I do have a differential view on a few of them, but because of the way she acts and carries herself to the American people, let alone other nations. Hillary is a hot headed idiot who thinks it was her god given right to be in the white house this year and instead of focusing on what's good for the country, she's going to make sure that god didn't lie to her and that she gets her position of power. Rather than say something along the lines of "You know what, we obviously share a lot of positions on our policies and you are a very charismatic person who is grabbing the attention of our own party as well as GOP and Independents, you've got what it takes to pull this country together. Why don't we work together to rise above and better this country." Or anything to that effect, she'd rather throw mud, drag him down, make the democratic party and America and general look crappy and declare herself as President. If she really wanted to help the American people, would she not try to promote the unity and belief in ourselves and our nation that Barack has inspired us with? Why does she choose to attempt to annihilate it and tell us we're wrong for our beliefs, we're wrong in who we support? We're crazy and delusional for thinking that hope, change, and unity could ever come to this country... We're crazy for believing that we don't have to threaten a war and demand agreements before we sit down and talk with other people.... We're crazy for going against the status quo.... We're insane for not voting for "the chosen one." Please Hillary... for the sake of your "legacy" (what little of it there was) and for the sake of the democrats, and more importantly for the sake of the American people.... Sit down, shut up, and support what's right for America, not what's right for Hillary... Obama 08

By: frank lemerhousin

frank lemerhousin — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:12:20 +0000

Hillary Clinton is a waco jerk that needs to realize this fact and quit.

go anyone but her.......

By: frank lemerhousin

frank lemerhousin — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:09:48 +0000

I think HIllary Clinton should be commended for her 35 years of experience, and celebrated as a modern day hero for her dedication to establishing universal health care, but this parade will have to wait until we get Barack in the white house... Step aside please, and don't get in the way Hillary..

go obama

By: Carol - Colorado

Carol - Colorado — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:09:18 +0000

When things get tough, the tough get going! That's you HILLARY! You not only CAN, you WILL be our next president!

HILLARY '08!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: John E. Karsten

John E. Karsten — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:08:58 +0000

I just want to add my 2 cents here. I am an indepentdent and always have been. but let me say this. HRC,and BHO both have many policies that are very much alike. I am an Obama supporter, ( and no I am not in a cult)and for the life of me cannot understand why a lot of American people are for HRC. Why am I for the underdog you ask, well let me explain. #1. Where is the china that she has stolen out of the White House?( all the negative press, is like it is NOT the american people's or anything, it is your, the mighty QUEEN of the divided states of america). Sure, take what ever you like. #2. When it comes down to it, I WANT her to release her tax returns. She and her campaign have stated that they will release the Queen's returns when her run for office is over. I wonder what we will find? It will not be pretty, and you know this MAN!!!!!! #3. She thought that this was going to be her crowing, her RIGHT, but the American people have MOSTELY spoken, and what did they say? OBAMA 2008!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #4. Bill's 3rd term. I heard the queen say that a vote for me is 2 for the price of 1. Well, the ONE that she is talking about has already had his chance. The Queens campagin had said that if the Queen wins and they go to they Whit House that he will not interfer with her adminstration. No matter how you spin things, THIS WILL BE HIS THIRD TERM. I do not expect him to be out playing golf and enjoying retirement, I see him having an effect on policy, and that to me is UNSAT, because he has had he chance. Many young American's have died to prevent one person like Castro from holding office for that long, not that I compare her to him, but I still see it as a 3rd term for Bill and that is not for what this country stands for. #5. 35 years "experienance". I know this for a fact. If I were to apply for a job, and I CLAIMED to have 35 years experiance, when in fact, I was just sleeping with someone who had 35 years experienance(My wife, I mean), I know that I would NOT get said job due to my TRUE inexperience. Let me put it another way for the Queen's supporters, if you call for a plumber, do you expect the plumber or the plumber's wife......thought so.........enough said on experience people. #6. The TRUE REASON that Obama has my vote is that I feel like I am sending message to the people in washington, that I HAVE HAD IT. MY Grandfather, a Frank Melvin Karsten, (Drisrict=St.Louis)who was a United States Congressman(look it up if you do not beleive me), once told me when I was 14, that no matter how well intentenioned some one is to be POTUS, by the time they get there, they will be just as corrupt as the last guy. Can you belieive that? My Grand-Pop, a real American congressman, said that to me. Granted I was only 14, but I completely understand. He knew then that our current system was broken, that was just his way of telling me. So, when I first saw Sentor Obama, I knew he had my vote. I really feel that my vote for Senator Obama is a TRUE revolution. I love my country and would NEVER take up arms againt it, but I feel the current POTUS does not care about ANYONE or anything much less the people and the voice of this country #7. Lastly, the drug debate. When Clinton was in office and the whole drug question came up, I has, in my youth smoked pot, and I knew what to do. Meaning that I had to hold my breth in so I could get a buzz. So, when they asked Bill the question, I REALLY thought he would tell the truth, but in fact he LIED about it. Why, well I can only imagine why he would lie to the American people. When I heard Senator Obama own up to smoking pot, well my get reaction was this" He is running for the highest office in the land and he told the truth about smoking pot" I almost fell out of my chair. Really, ANYBODY else would have LIED and COVERED IT UP, but the junior Senator from Illionis, why? Because he understood that a lot of people in this country have tried illegal drugs(our own gov't fault) and know when some one is lying about them, but held his course and told the TRUTH. I was dumbfounded, that ACTUALLY TOLD THE TRUTH. And then I told myself, "self, this man has everything to loose , yet he did NOT lie, and that speaks volumes to me. Policy is one thing, telling the truth when you know it is not popular is guts to me and he showed it, that he had guts and that people is why I am voting for the empty man in the suit as you HRC supporters say about him.

By: bea

bea — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:07:58 +0000

Hillary can't even run an efficient campaign ($30 million on consultants who still kept their day jobs as lobbyists?!?) MUCH LESS a country! As for being able to handle a crisis, she has fallen apart and resorted to crying, pouting, shrieking and name calling or some combination thereof everytime she loses a primary– NOT excactly a "cool head." If she REALLY wanted to help the country she would have been doing something as a senator beyond shoveling pork to NY and spring-boarding her campaign. I used to admire her, but now she makes me sick.

By: Tey

Tey — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:06:39 +0000

Well, thank you CNN for finally posting some pro-Hillary comments – it was about time but maybe the damage to the Clinton campaign has already been done. GO HILLARY!!!! THE LONE STAR STATE WILL STAND FOR YOU ON MARCH 4TH!! WITH YOU ALL THE WAY!!! LATINAS FOR HILLARY!

By: John

John — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:06:17 +0000

Go Hillary Go!!!!

NObama is so anti-war that it is scary. War is not fun but sometimes it is necessary for our protection and for the protection of our friends around the world.

I can't believe that with all of the important issues facing our nation that NObama supporters are more concerned with Hillary's taxes than the real important issues at stake.

A note to all of the NObama supporters out there.....you are oozing NObama's own inexperience through your uneducated blogs.

Hillary...you are the only responsible choice for President of the United States of America.

Hillary....We've got your back here in TEXAS!!!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:05:06 +0000

In political arena, Obama is like my 3 years old. He has not done anything that can be called a mistake. He has no record, no experience so no mistake. In life you learn from mistake. Since 3 years old has not done a mistake, are you going to let him take charge of the family matters?

Young people who voting for obama should first grow up and find out what mistakes in life and experience of others can teach you.

No one can say Obama will not mistakes in future decisions because he has not done a thing to make a mistake. I think he is going to make his teenager mistakes in white house and we all going to suffer it.

By: Nick

Nick — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:02:59 +0000

Yes, you go Hillary – YOU GO AWAY!

Who do you want to make your decisions as commander-in-chief? A cynical like Hillary? No way...

To suggest that being the wife of someone who was called in the middle of the night in international crises somehow equips someone to be president is ridiculous!

Is anybody buying into this?

I feel so ashamed even having to listen to this elementary school-level propaganda!

By: sarah

sarah — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:59:08 +0000

Crystal B your the problem. Anyone want to see the difference between Hillary and Obama? Go to HillaryClinton.com and obamas website and look at the postings on the blogs. you will see the true audacity of hope. In one breath Crystal wants us all to come together and in the next breath she is cuttin Hillary down, and as old or young as she says she is, it is obvious she knows nothing about her, except what obama has painted her as: a racist, untrustworth, not to be trusted, a liar.

Please little girl, Hillary is and has broken so many barriers for you, how dare you to not know history.

By: Jojo

Jojo — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:55:47 +0000

Where has Hillary gotten all of this vast experience that she keeps touting? It sounds to me that she's claiming her husband's experiences as her own.

Can anyone tell me what SHE did during her several years as a senator?

By: bond

bond — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:55:42 +0000

Clinton says:
Obama has no foreign policy experience. He is all talk and no action. He has been an absent Senator. He is not qualified to be commander in chief. He has no real plans, just generalizations on policy. Blah blah blah...

Reality check:
Obama is ahead in the popular vote, ahead by 153 pledged delegates, ahead by 102 delegates overall, won twice as many states, and 11 straight contests. Scoreboard...

Conclusion:
Clinton must be ridiculously awful to lose to someone as bad as she says Obama is. Quite hilarious stuff...

By: ken

ken — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:55:13 +0000

Hillary=Republican. And a HORRIBLE PERSON !!!!

By: Wayne W

Wayne W — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:54:53 +0000

Bill Clinton needs to keep his pants zipped,and Hillary needs to keeped her mouth zipped, then she may have a slim chance. Go Obama

By: Samantha

Samantha — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:54:52 +0000

Hillary, wants to make excuses because she went with the pack and voted for the War, now she want to make excuses of what she thought was the truth concerning WMD. She has a paid staff to research everything before she cast her vote if she failed to do that then she need to stand up and say she messed up. Hillary is the last person I want answering the phone at 3am, because she has not made a real decision since she won New York. She has gone with the pack and made excuses when call on it. My prayers is she will be gone as Of March 4th and good riddens.

By: gregg45

gregg45 — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:54:10 +0000

iam= learn and beware

By: ABC for Hillary

ABC for Hillary — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:52:47 +0000

If Hillary does not get the nomination i am voting for McCain! Obama is indifferent, missing in action and not qualified.

By: molly

molly — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:52:11 +0000

GO HILLARY !!!!
Texas, Rhode Island & Ohio – VOTE HILLARY !!!! – She can save our country.
Obama is all talk – and no action. He DID NOT VOTE against the war only gave a speech about it – he was not even in the US Senate at the time – CNN Needs to report this fact!
Clinton ad is great – obama copied it – just like his speech. This "candidate" cannot think for himself – much less our country.
Stop all this "race" about the superdelegates.

GO HILLARY !!!!!

By: Cindy C

Cindy C — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:51:42 +0000

Obama is the biggest bamboozler! All you fools can't see how desperate he is to be the first you know what. It's just incredible how so many are following the tune of the pied piper and have no clue why they are following him! You people are delusional! He got lucky when he opposed the war. I see he has quit making his false promises and is only attacking Clinton on his "judgement call". Whatever, barack obama. You are a bigger farce than Bush!

By: The Insider

The Insider — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:51:38 +0000

For some of you it is not very apparent. Obama has locked up the nomination - it is simply a matter of numbers. Hillary, by any stretch of the imagination, cannot win the delegate count, even with superdelegates. Obama would have to burn a kitten crucified to the cross on national television in order to lose the Democratic nomination.

The fact of the matter is that Mrs. Clinton's ambition, staying in the race, and causing trouble where there should be concensus, is really damaing the party's effeciency in waging a party-against-party campaign with John McCain.

It's really not a difficult scenario to comprehend, it's just a matter of getting people to digest the numbers. Obama is the nominee, no matter what happens on March 4th.

By: gregg45

gregg45 — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:51:06 +0000

i switched my superdelagate vote to huckabee,, got tired of u all ignoring me,,,,

By: Suzanne

Suzanne — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:50:12 +0000

Hillary is right. Obama was missing in action – let his committee on Afghanistan go all to heck while he was seeking a presidency he is NOT qualified for. Go Hillary – you are the best candidate! Obama is all talk! Too busy for our troops?

By: R.S.

R.S. — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:50:09 +0000

Well, Obama may have been only a state senator and had given only an antiwar speech in 2002. But Clinton who had the "responsibility" in senate did not vote correctly and authorized Bush for Iraq war.

Obama's postivity may not be that evident, but Clinton's negativity is amply clear.

By: prvegas

prvegas — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:49:47 +0000

I am sorry to see all this going on. If they would both just give us their best and tell us their views and let us select the best woman for the job.

Ken

By: David, Dallas Texas

David, Dallas Texas — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:49:43 +0000

Obama lied to this country about NAFTA and Amy Holmes is HOT!!!

Hillary '08

By: Ken Schei

Ken Schei — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 05:48:53 +0000

It was with great sadness that I just removed myself from the WESPAC mailing list. I would suggest that others (who find it to be highly unfortunate that General Clark is able to watch Hillary's shameless campaign and still support her) send a message to General Clark by doing the same.