March 4, 2008
Posted: 03:31 PM ET
Sen. Clinton appeared on The Daily Show late Monday night.
Sen. Clinton appeared on The Daily Show late Monday night.

(CNN) — Two nights after poking fun at herself on Saturday Night Live – and hours before voting began in the critical March 4 primaries — Sen. Hillary Clinton took another late night comedy turn.

The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart teased the Democratic presidential candidate for speaking with him on the eve of Tuesday's crucial primaries in Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont.

"As a host, I'm delighted. As a citizen, I'm frightened," Stewart quipped.

"It is pretty pathetic," she said, as he burst out in laughter. Clinton spoke to Stewart from Austin, Texas via satellite. The long satellite delay caused a few awkward exchanges, with both joking that the connection was coming from Mars.

Clinton last appeared on The Daily Show in 2003, but the two chummed around like old friends. Clinton even kidded that she wished Stewart were down in Texas with her. "You could make fun of us in person, instead of by remote," said Clinton.

Stewart responded: "To know you're people with feelings, it would just be too much."

Between light-hearted moments, Clinton praised the two largest states voting on Tuesday and reiterated that the race is far from over.

"I love both Texas and Ohio because they're states that are complex and there are a lot of variety in each of them," she remarked. "I think what we're going to find out tomorrow is we're still in a very close contest in terms of the popular vote and the number of delegates. …My husband (former President Bill Clinton) didn't wrap up the nomination until June."

Related video: Clinton takes on Jon Stewart

–CNN’s Peter Lanier

Filed under: Hillary Clinton


bob ziegler   March 4th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

why is limbaughs opinion so great to the Amer. public. i guess we forget about what he did.

Karin   March 4th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

Just voted in Ohio for OBAMA!

to rob...and while i'm at it tim in ohio...   March 4th, 2008 2:59 pm ET

unlike obama, clinton HAS still done her job and been running for president…you criticize her for not showing up to the jon stewart show? whether it be now or for the past four years??? perhaps she has her priorities figured out? stewart clearly thinks so and obviously (unlike yourself) is not only not offended, but respects her all the more….as he should…

and to the rest of you obama supporters…it is YOU who is ruining the party….the clinton supporters aren't hateful and threatening to jump ship if obama wins….we support clinton to win the nomination, but if she doesn't , we will back obama 100%

what do you think obama will do if clinton wins? jump ship like you all claim you are going to do??? no, he is bigger than (most) of his supporters, he will congratulate clinton, accept that she won the popular vote and the delegates and move on from there…TOGETHER…

i am not surprised that most young people are for obama. they clearly need to grow up!

democrat '08

OBAMAman   March 4th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

I am changing to Hillary.
Obama is looking more and more phony and like same old.
Media played him up and boosted his votes.
Media bashed Clinton and ruined things for her.
Besides, as a registered democrat, I want the say of who is my nominee, the independents and republicans should not be able to decide for me.
This is 3rd world politics and the DNC needs to know: registered democrats are NOT okay with independents and republicans choosing our nominee for us.
I hope it is not too late for Hillary

Sense of Humor   March 4th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

Ray - NJ:

Come on. You've got to admit "Pant Suit On Fire" is a pretty funny description for Hillary. I mean, come on, where have YOU been for the last 18 years?

Interesting   March 4th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

Since Clinton whined, the media has enabled every ploy she has unfurled. It's very sad.

It just shows the media is what's holding this country back. A candidate who is positive CANNOT win.

We are the Ones.

O-BA-MA O-BA-MA

We can change the world.

Obama / Sebelius 08

Hillary McCain   March 4th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

Everything Hillary does and says is PLANTED. Like the planted questions in Iowa and Wisconsin.

If it wasn't for a man, Bill Clinton, she would be nowhere. Bill has a lot *friends* including lots in the Canadian conservative government and the communism Chinese government.

EC in Charlotte, NC   March 4th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

Where is Barack Obama hot topic link? I see Hillary C and John M, whats wrong CNN?

Disgusted   March 4th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

WT* is wrong with you people? Have you forgotten the Clinton conspiracies? The scandals. The finger wagging. The lies. She can't win in Nov. Half her party doesn't like her. She's a political robot. How can you seriously believe she is against NAFTA when her husbands administration implemented it? Are you blind?

Some of the greatest commander and chief's have been new guys. Lincoln and JFK. As Obama says "if Universal Healthcare was easy, it would've been done already". Thanks to robot Clinton that didn't work in 1992 and it won't work in 2009, if she's the President.

McCain is too old and a Bush yes men, while Hilary is a lying robot with a history of lying. Trying to compare Obama's Canandian misunderstanding with the Clinton's scores of scandals is laughable. Myself and most democrats will be totally disillusioned with Politics if Obama doesn't win. Thus paving the way for 4 more years of Republican policies and US looking like fools to the rest of the world.

Audrey, San Francisco   March 4th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

DEAR CNN:

There have been several superdelegate endorsements for Senator Obama today. Please report on them. Thank you.

Lourdes   March 4th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

Hmmm…wonder why John Stewart didn't ask her what she meant when she implied in a speech yesterday that McCain would make a better president than Obama. Could it be that she would rather see her own party lose in November if she can't be the nominee? Well, that would give her a chance to try again in 4 years. It was a real low blow, not to Barack, but to her entire party. I was on the fence, but that comment did it for me. Go Obama. At least he puts principles above his personal ambitions.

RealityKing   March 4th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

But she MISSED the Colbert bump!!

SRD from MO   March 4th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

I don't understand the comments criticizing Clinton for appearing on The Daily Show and Saturday Night Live. Obama has appeard on both programs as have many other notable politicians and world leaders.

People are not considered "frivilous" or "a joke" for appearing on these shows. In fact, the opposite is quite true. It shows they are well-rounded and willing to speak to various audiences. In general, it is only the far right and the Christian conservatives that eschew these outlets.

Go Dems!

ron in texas   March 4th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

Obama is winning big in Texas folks….

Farrell, Houston, Tx   March 4th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

2009 is a new year when we throw out the old and bring in a New Year. Some people seem to want to carry over the old into the New Year, and Hillary is not part of the New Year, she's a leftover from the old year. When we say celebrate a New Year and throw out the old and bring in the new, Barack Obama is the beginning of a New Year. Vote Barack Obama to celebrate your New Year.

christina   March 4th, 2008 2:54 pm ET

Before any of you go to the polls today, I URGE you to read the Issues section on this website. It gives a clear stance from each of the candidates on a variety of issues. I lived through the idea of "trickle down" economics once. It didn't work then, and it won't work now. Yet candidate Obama's plan for taxes is exactly that. For my income level, I would definately be a recipient of his rebates. But they are extremely irresponsible and I don't support them. The poll by CNN shows that a full third of Americans would put that money into savings. Another third would pay off credit debt. Neither of those options puts the money back into the economic sector. In other words, with Obama the only economic change will be for the worsening of our already failing economy. Fellow Americans, please think not about who is "cool" but who will in the long run actually elicit a change that is good for all Americans. We can no longer afford to be wrong. Thanks from a concerned mother.

Karen   March 4th, 2008 2:54 pm ET

Why would the republicans be afraid to run against Obama? You need to think logically. They are afraid to run againt Clinton, after all when was the last time a Republican beat a Clinton to take the White House?

HG   March 4th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

If she wins gets ready for Hillarycare and General Clinton in charge of the military. I can not wait to hear people complain if she is president it will be the same complaints as the ones we hear with Bush. I dont know when people will wake up. McCain and Obama are both fine candidates but Hillary. No wonder why this country is in a tail spin.

Yvonne G. Davis   March 4th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

To know Hillary and Bill is to love them. They both have a wonderful sense of humor. Apparently, those who fail to see it are too stiff and unweilding in thier negative opinion of them. Apparently, they would rather "float about in the silly season of Barack Obama" than come down to reality.

Trevor   March 4th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

Hillary and Bill are all about themselvies, they will disstroyed any one just to win. When she stood up and say all Mr. Obama has is a speach in 2002 and people is still supporting her something is wrong with American Politics. She and Bill need to go… must go… please Oh and Tx send them home. Thank you

aware   March 4th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

Hillary the HOPE of 08 and the smart choice! :)

Its all about who will be the best president, and that is not Barack! :(

Terry, Texas   March 4th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

TEXAS AND OHIO WILL TURN THIS BACK AROUND FOR HILLARY THE YOUNG VOTERS WHO ARE SUPPORTING OBAMA ARE NEW TO POLITICS AND JUST DON'T GET IT.

EVERYONE WILL SEE TONIGHT.

GO HILLARY 08

Jenny MA   March 4th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

OBAMA—PLEASE GO AWAY!

YOU ARE NOT EVEN QUALIFITIED TO BE A GOOD MAN!

YOU HAVE LIED TOO MUCH. ALL OF YOUR LIES ARE DISGUSTING!

ARE ALL THOSE LIES THE CHANGE YOU MENTION IN YOUR SPEECH EVERYTIME?????

GO AWAY! WE DO NOT WELCOME YOU!

HILLARY!!! GOGOGO!!!!!!!!2008! VOTE FOR HILLARY!

HILLARY WILL BE NEXT PRESIDENT OF U.S. SHE IS OUR HOPE!

Ohio Democrat   March 4th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

Hillary for president. The results are going to be exciting.

Sam Dallas, TX   March 4th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

Obama 08!! Obama for President. Hillary will divide the Democratic Party and give the Republicans the White House to acheive her power hungry ambitions. Its time to unite the party!!!!!

Obama/Edwards 08!!!!!!

The Patriot   March 4th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

Hillary 08! The only TRUE leader in this race. As for those of you that tell her to bow out now, tell me why on earth would someone with essentially 50% of the vote drop out? Can we really disregard that 50%??? The Democratic Party is already divided……those that are informed voters and those that follow the pack.

Hillary 08

Lorraine Flowers   March 4th, 2008 2:51 pm ET

How in the world can Hillary know what's going on in the world, when she didn't even know whar was going on in the next rom o the White House.

Print this CNN!
I dare you!

Leonora42   March 4th, 2008 2:51 pm ET

How can voters be so blind(?) or mesmerized(?) by Sen. Obama???It seems to me as if he is promising far more than can be delivered. I believe that those who are blindly choosing to vote for him are going to be in for some very rude awakenings. Does he have anything except his charisma??

Many times in history groups and nations have blindly followed charismatic leaders to destruction. This is very SCARY to me.

It's past time   March 4th, 2008 2:51 pm ET

I denounce and reject Jon Stewart.
If his pre-primary campaign ad for her works today, maybe HRC will hire him as press secretary.

john   March 4th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

I love how all you Dems have been crying for the Clintons for the past 7 years, but are so quick to turn on Hillary as soon as Barack-star got some momentum. Destroying Barack? You mean as opposed to the celebrity treatment he's received for 95% of his campaign. You'd think nobody else was running against him…

OZI   March 4th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

I strongly believe that, she wont wake up at 3:00am in the morning, she will ask Bill to pick up the the phone. That's all she knows, how to use Bill.

She has to go. America is ready for Change.

GO OBAMA !!!!!!!!

Dianne in CA   March 4th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

About McCain - sure he's a POW, survived far worse ordeals than any of us armchair pundits pecking away at our laptops can ever imagine, but he's just too old to be president - and, it would be MORE OF W POLICIES. No, I do not want him answering the phone at 3am.

About Obama - get some substance. Sure he's a great talker…but that's about all I ever see from him….oh wait!! Now his group is talking to the Canadians too!! hmmmmmm………

About Clinton - She's the best to lead the country, and I'd love it if she (or a member of her staff) answered that phone at 3am.

GO HILLARY!!!!!!!!

Tvine   March 4th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

I'm sorry but there is WAY TOO much hate going on this thread. Either candidate would be great, and you all talk about how Hillary is dividng the party? Take a look at what you are writing! Grow up!

tony   March 4th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

Anderson! last night you told that you and CNN has covered alot of thing about Hillary than Obama. It s' right. But please remember that all the thing you talked about her is negative. So if you think it s' fair, better way is keep silence about Hillary and raise whatever you want about Obama. Don't cheat your audience like that. I'm over Obama's media favor. But not like Michelle Obama, I 'm always pround of my country. And Hillary is one of reasons. Vote for her all by my heart.

sk   March 4th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

I believe that Hillary got all of those "so-called" endorsements from the military leaders in Washington because they all know that she is easy to manipulate into voting for what they want when it comes to going to war. They know they will face a much tougher opponent in Obama because he won't just fall for anything!

Katrina   March 4th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

Let's not let this country and the people who need real help go down in flames by an opportunist!
Go Hillary! Vote Hillary!

P.S. As a side note, It would be nice for people to at least check their spelling and grammar before posting. "Obama for pesident"?!

William C. White   March 4th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

I think Hillary is a part of the corruption in the white house and already it will be nice to get some fresh blood with some new ideas and maybe some honesty. Obama does not have to have the experience of Hillary we already know what experience of politics brings corruption and greed. Hillary a women who says she knows what middle and poor people go through when she is a women who was born into money and never had to live the life that most of us have had to fight to get or just survive in.

pili from texas   March 4th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

why do i sent a message if you delete them. this is not fair.
sorry that you do this to me only.

koloulupamba   March 4th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

obama GODS HAS YOUR BACK TODAY YOU WILL SHOW THE WORLD god is with youfor victory is yours

Jon, Pittsburgh, PA   March 4th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

It couldn't be clearer to me that those that are against Hillary have something very wrong inside of them - they could not be more hateful and untruthful in their criticisms of this woman. She is everything bad and anyone else is so much better.

You should be ashamed of yourselves for pretending to know so much about a person you know so little about.

fabio S.   March 4th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

And let me add that John Stewart's coverage of her last night was basically an endorsement.

Wow. Is it cause she's from NY? She's not from there you know.

I though you were against the war John Stewart. Are you getting to be too old to be in touch with your audience's positions?

When I saw last night's Daily Show I thought I was watching CNN (Clinton National Network)

NOT AGAIN   March 4th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

This came out of Hillary's mouth..

"I have foreign policy experience, John Mccain has foreign policy experience….but does Obama have foreing Policy expereince?"

I cannot belive a 1 term senator says she has Foreingn policy experience and then endoresed Mccain as being a foreing policy leader. She is ENDORSING Mccains experience. Who runs her campaign and why do they continue to ruin the Dem party.

Good luck Dems if she is your candidate.!!! She will not be mine if given the opportunity to vote.

KLT   March 4th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

I love the fact that suddenly the media are supposed to be anti-Obama. When a big contingent of the press have been handing him a pillow, some cocoa and some marshmallows for weeks. Go Hillary! The tide is turning, your supporters have got your back, and we will not listen to any mindless vitriol targeted at you and not your policies.

Leo   March 4th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Everybody knows the democratic primary in 1992 was nothing like that of 2008. It was quite lopsided in Bill Clinton's favor. Bill may not have had the required number of delegates yet, but the nomination was basically wrapped up in April. Why does she repeatedly lie about this? I just don't understand.

Drew   March 4th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Obama > McCain > Hillary

Michelle in Philly   March 4th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

HILLARY!!! HILLARY!!! YOU GO GIRLFRIEND LOVE YA!!!

OBAMA IS A CROOK, HE'S A SLICK TALKER AND AMERICA FELL FOR IT, WAKE UP!!!!

Jane, Maryland   March 4th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

The people of Texas, Ohio, and Rhode Island are about to plunge America into another 8 years of Republican 'Bush' policy.

Franky, New York, NY   March 4th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

LOVE HER!!

Go Madame President!

Dalmo   March 4th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

Hello Ohio and Texas!!!!

You need to say "NO" to old politics and their dirty methods to win electon. You need to say "NO" to dinasty in the power. You need to say "NO" to the fear and lies used for Clinton's campaign!
You need to say "YES" to news leaders. You need to say "YES" to new generaton in the power. You need to say "YES" to changes. You need to say "YES" to hopes.

Brazil and the world want Obama president from USA.
Go Obama 2008!

Fernandez   March 4th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

Obama admitted that the Rezko deal was "Bad Judgement" How can you trust him?

Obama has only about 100 delegate lead over Hillary, this is not over yet.

Richard   March 4th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

We will have to do a lot of praying if arrogant Obama wins. If Obama wins I will vote for McCain.

Go Hillary!! 2008

Barb Canada   March 4th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

I think we could settle all North American voting problems quite easily……….. Voting day would consist of an I.Q. test, followed by a physcological evaluation, and a chance to cast a ballot if certain criteria was met!! After reading thousands upon thousands of these comments on here, it's the least I could offer!!!

Ohio   March 4th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

I was going to vote Hillary but i have change my mind and going to vote for Obama today, Hillary is to desperate to be president.

Arlene Hoffman   March 4th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

If a person needs to speak English in order to become a citizen, why do the ballots need to be printed in Spanish?

Vee   March 4th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

All Obama supporters - Do not get carried away with media..we are together…Let's remain positive and hopeful..

We can fight

We can do it

YES WE CAN

Jack   March 4th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

"It is pretty pathetic," she said

First honest words that have come out of her mouth that I know of……

Jesus M   March 4th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

JUNE!! This lady has gone batty. Someone PLEASE tell her that if she doesn't win decicively soon, she needs toquit or weaken her own party. Even if she did get the nomination it would be too hard for the Democratic party to dig themselves out the hole by then. They would have already picked each other apart and the GOP will reign once again….

Sherri   March 4th, 2008 2:44 pm ET

Texas and Ohio, please vote for Senator Obama. He has brought people into the political arena that have been side lined in the past. He asks each citizen to participate and make the changes we so need to have happen. He expects much of all of us and he gives much.

Look at his "Blue Print for Change" on his website (barackobama.com), if you truly want to be informed.

YES WE CAN! SI SE PUEDE!

Bubba Joe   March 4th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

Clinton will be able to answer the phone faster because she'll be in the kitchen making me a sandwich.

o8election watcher   March 4th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

The are all doing everything they can to get elected.
That is th name of the game.
Hate the game not the players!

Hilary 08
you go girl!

Mel   March 4th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

I have been a LOYAL viewer of CNN since it's inception - However,
I'm seriously thinking about TURNING YOU GUYS OFF FOREVER!!!
You guys are not being fair to OBAMA at all. Hillary is getting all of the
air time while Obama gets none. I AM A DEMOCRAT BUT WILL BE
THE FIRST IN LINE TO " VOTE" REPUBLICAN IS SHE'S OUR NOMINEE!!!

andrew jones   March 4th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

I pray that tonight we will put a stop to Billary's campaign. I cannot bear to hear anymore of her whining laughs and doublespeak rhetorics on every issues…this woman is scum and she gleefully throws the "kictchen sink" at her opponent.

Billary coudln't throw the "kitchen sink" at Bill Clinton when he cheated on her, but now she is so ready and fun for her to play dirty to win the democratic nomination.

SHAME ON YOU BILLARY!

VOTE OBAMA!!!!

fabio S.   March 4th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

Hillary is the only surefire way the Democrats are gonna loose this time around. The Right wants to run against her. it will galvanize the base and get conservatives to vote for McCain.

I am not a Hillary hater. I think she would make a great president. It's just the wrong person, and the wrong time. Why cant the Hillary supporters get it?

Who really thinks she can take ANY of the independent vote in November? Her nomination will create McCain Democrats and we will squander another Slam Dunk Election.

Nice.

LaTaunya   March 4th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

Stop believing the hype America and vote for someone of substance. Go Hillary, Go!

rose   March 4th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

hope that the people will see through the clintonites…its been comical watching the many faces of miss hilary, especially the texan drawl. But, I am astonished that since the clinton camp whined about media coverage slamming her,,,and sadly, and suddenly, the media and cnn have done a 90 degree turn. amazing. only in america. hopefully, she is gone soon, its getting tiring watching the many faces and the fake smile of all fakes.

Sherry   March 4th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

Hillary is the best for our country. She has answers and knows what she is talking about. OB has fluff and I think that his time is over with. People are starting to see what he is. A liar and he speaks out of both sides of his mouth. His followers are making things worse by vandalizing signs and posters at voting sites and in peoples yards. By the nastiness that they bring about they could never convince me to change my vote. Hateful, Hateful people!!! Shame on you!!!

Hillary '08

nikki   March 4th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

I am amazed to hear people say that Obama just doesn't have enough experience, I mean after all he is only a junior senator from Chicago. Could someone please tell me when being married qualified as sufficient experience for any job? WAKE UP PEOPLE she was the First Lady NOT the President, we aren't voting for Bill.

Hillary is a liar! and if she "wins" the Democratic Nomination she will not have a leg to stand on against McCain. If she does swiftboat her way into the nomination I am voting for McCain, he is more of a Democrat than Shrillary is.

OBAMA 08′

TXwoman   March 4th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

Anybody that appears on the Daily Show is a little more likable to me just because they did. That does not, however, sway me toward Hillary. I'm tired of having one dynasty after another run the country….people so corrupted by politics that they can't empathize with society. I'm a feminist, but Hillary does NOT have my vote.
I want fundamental change in DC.
I voted Obama.
I will caucus for Obama tonight.

INDEPENDANT VOTER   March 4th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

MIlton in Maryland…YOU ARE CORRECT. I started out as a clinton supporter. I talked highly of her. I said she is likable, she is genuine and she seems strong to turn the country around. Now I am embarred to tell people that I support her due to the obvious antics she has chosen. I am back to being undecided, but definitly not voting for her. Is she is like this in a campaign. This is what she will be like in the White House. Fool me once shame on you…fool me twice shame on me…

It is sad…but the clinton machine has turned ugly and I no longer can handle watching and or donating.

Steve Taylor   March 4th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

As a longtime fan of the Daily Show, I was disappointed to watch Jon Stewart fawning over Hillary and giving her a free boost before the primaries. I guess he is just another Clinton toady.

David, Silver Spring, MD   March 4th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

Hillary may survive today, but let's face it–she's pretty much out of kitchen sinks. Her performance of late, and that of her paid henchmen, has been pretty disheartening. She's obviously lost the high road in this election.

There's a saying, "What doth is profit a man if he should gain the whole world but lose his soul." In this case, the question I put to Hillary Clinton is, "What doth it profit a candidate if she should gain the White House but lose the soul of a nation?"

Bryan   March 4th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

Texas Republican just voted for Hillary. Go Clinton Go.

TheTruthHurts   March 4th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

Good for her. She needs to show her softer side way more often. We already know she can be tough and edgy, so LIVE a little. I'm still voting/voted for Barack, but I want both of them to show the depth, breadth and talent of the party.

Ami   March 4th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

The vitriol is really frightening.

This country is falling apart, and I blame the Obama supporters for the fractures in the Democratic party. The hatred I read ("mother of Grendel" - now that's a sexist comment if I ever saw one) is truly disturbing.

And the repeat comments by the same people, over and over again - give me a break!

anonymous   March 4th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

GO HILLARY! YOU'RE THE BEST! I'm with you. Good job. Great PR. You looked a little tired, but you're the best. WE NEED YOU! HILLARY '08!

Allan   March 4th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

The truth finally comes out about Saint Obama who walks on water and talks and talks and talks and talks and talks and talks and talks and talks and talks (well, you get the picture). Also, since when is expereince a bad thing? Did anyone out there get job without some sort of experience. If this is the most important job in the country, wouldn't you want someone with expereince? Finally, all the feel-good speeches in the world wont amount to a hill of beans when the tough decisions come, especially someone who didn't even have any authority to vote on Iraq. That is like me saying I was against NAFTA when I was 12 years old - gee, that carries alot of weight.

Cheers and GO HILLARY!!!!!!

We need you!!

Giulia   March 4th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

Great town hall last night. All about issues. More than one hour, and I did not hear her opponent named once. The endorsement from the 91 year old African American woman was amazing, it brought tears to my eyes. Clinton is focused, smart, inspiring, honest, dedicated, warm, decisive, articulate, courageous, and frankly that's scaring a lot of people who could never accept a female leader - sadly many women have posted the most disparaging and distructive comments.

Whether she wins or loses, she is a true leader and deserves our respect and gratitude. Some of the comments posted are not only uninformed, but also disrespectful.

Hillary 08!

Jane, Maryland: Lets see what CNN does with this   March 4th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

CNN cannot bend over backwards enough for Hillary. How truly Pathetic.

a NY'er   March 4th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

Obviously HRC is using all means possible to win, which makes sense. The challenge is to the voter to be discerning. I trust neither HRC nor BO. Neither has shown the ability to responsibly handle their present jobs — U.S. Senators. At least JMc has been a little more responsible in that regard, but that is probably because he has been in the Senate longer. HRC has done nothing for upstate NY, contrary to her promises when running for the Senate. What makes me think she will actually accomplish anything in the White House — besides, I am afraid of what WJC might try.

Chris, Orlando   March 4th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

Can't you girls get together and find us a woman President that doesn't have cankles?

Oh yeah….the fact that Hillary is a hideous, phony liar kind of bugs me too………………………..

No matter…March 4, 2008 will go down as the day we're finally rid of her.

Lawrence   March 4th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

Hillary is such a polarizing figure to today's electorate - Republicans absolutely hate her & if she becomes the nominee it will energize the entire conservative base to do everything in their power to make sure she loses to McCain in November.

She is like a lightning rod for conservative discontent & all of those Republican fence-sitters would rather hold their noses and vote for McCain than have Hillary in the White House.

With Obama, you don't have the same kind of dislike & I think a lot of Republicans would rather sit this one out than cast a vote for McCain - if Obama was the nominee - it doesn't have the same negative connotations.

Materry   March 4th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

After all the made up stories, lies and deceit the Clinton Campaign is putting out there on Obama, if she didn't win after this it would be tragic for her. Although I am an Obama supporter, I think that after her falsified story about NAFTA-water, some undecided voters will give Hillary their votes. If i'm wrong, I still don't see Hillary bowing out gracefully. She is going to get her lawyers involved and pretty much make the party divided. I will be tuned at 7pm!!!!!!

Hillary and Hillary Only   March 4th, 2008 2:35 pm ET

Good luck with today's primary. Hillary alll the way….

Dustin   March 4th, 2008 2:35 pm ET

To Jason,

Yes…I have researched all candidates, equally, with the scrutiny that my masters degree in history has taught. After my indepth analysis, I carefully chose Barack Obama. Before you criticize people for their selection for a candidate, know your opposition. What are your research qualifications that give you the ability to insult someone's well considered choice?I am tired of those who oppose senator Obama questioning the intelligence of his supporters.I speak three languages, have travelled around the world, and feel confident that Obama is the right choice!
OBAMA2008!

mequanent   March 4th, 2008 2:35 pm ET

Hillary,

You are awsome, smart and reliable. I voted to Hillary with my daughter today. I feel I have done great service for more than half of the population all over the world, women.

Go HILLARY.!!!!!

TIM   March 4th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

you can kick the sister once and the women will watch, you can kick the sister twice and women may look away but when you kick the sister again and again like it has been in this race against HIllary, the women will stand up and scream louder then you can even imagine! The media went way way too far with the beatings on HIllary….I knew it was just a matter time before the public will revoke…such is the case now. You do not mess with women because once they band together…they are a giant force to be reckon with.

gobo   March 4th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

Congrats Stacy, Bobby, Lynn and Nick!!

Good for following your heart. I think you made a better decision.

Samantha   March 4th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

At least Hillary has a sense of humor. If you win or you're up, you do it with grace. If you lose or you're down, you keep your humor.

I give Hillary credit for that she's kept her humor under fire. And I think that is a quality of leadership.

Carrie PA   March 4th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

Carly,

A strong woman would have divorced her husband for the years of cheating.

L.C.   March 4th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

I must say I've truly come to hate the msm. I thought you were different from Fox, Rush and Hannity but you're all the same. Why didn't you report that the Clinton's had a court date of 2/21. One thing I have to give you is that you all have joined together to bring this black man down. You don't want America to heal all you care about is headlines. You don't care if you destroy a bright young man's career and family all you care about is headlines. It's like all of you are robots and when the Clinton machine says jump you jump. I don't care how much you campaign for her I will vote for Ralph Nader before I vote for her.

Frank   March 4th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

Hillary is ready….ready to tear the Democratic party asunder.

Doug Spaeth   March 4th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

Is it "Do I really laugh like that", or "I am honored….", or "Shame on you…." or ?? Will the real Hillary Clinton please stand up. I do think a characteristic that has been unchanged from the time early in the Bill Clinton term that her "health care reform" efforts went down in flames is her talent to make everything into a fight. Now the campaign slogan is "I will fight for you." Well, Winston Churchill wisely said, "It is better to jaw jaw than to fight fight. Do we really need another President that wants to turn every issue into a fight?

gene in texas   March 4th, 2008 2:32 pm ET

Everybody here in Texas is talking about Obama, so folks i don't see Hillary winning in Texas at all.

California Voter   March 4th, 2008 2:32 pm ET

Finally, after all these months of the media gushing over Obama, there are some real questions being put to Obama to answer, and he shows he is not only uncomfortable, but literally runs away from continued questioning.

Folks Rezko's wife bought the property next to Obama on the same day he closed on his — it was a purchase of convenience for Obama since he did not want to buy both of the properties that the doctor had for sale. Good judgment on his part? I think not.
Regarding his religion — I do not believe he is a Muslim, and if he was so what. However, he has belonged to a church that many believe is separatist at best and racist at worst. THE AMERICAN PUBLIC NEEDS TO BE INFORMED ABOUT THESE KINDS OF THINGS BEFORE THEY VOTE.

Kevin   March 4th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Hillary's claims of experience over Obama's is dwarfed next to McCains. Hillary's military support is dwarfed next to McCains. The polls show she will lose to McCain, where as they show Obama as beating him hands down.

electibility people!

Obama's change, support of the Christian community and support will defeat McCain.

It is time for change!

Obama make it 12 in a row!

Jim   March 4th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

You go Hillary. Stick to the fight and keep your chin up. Obama is all suit with no substance. Obama says he has good judgement. Say what? Was his relationship with Tony Rezko good judgement?. No way. Obama even said so himself. Obama - keep your training wheels on. Maybe one day you'll grow up to be a big politician.

PDC   March 4th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Too busy to release her taxes.

Not too busy to make a fool of herself on comedy shows.

Priorities.

maya   March 4th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Ever notice how several Obama supporters fill their posts with really hateful rants about Hillary's hair, face, voice, ankles- you name it, they spew it- and then end with a little "Yes We Can!" or "HOPE! Obama 08?!!!!" What is with these people?!! I find this very disturbing to say the least!

TerryD   March 4th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

Since Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign paid for the television message about:

"It's 3 A.M. in the morning……….I'm Hillary Clinton and I approve this message!"

And Barack Obama copied her video, HAS HE NOT COMMITTED A CRIME BY PIRATING her property and plagiarizing her words???

Jorge   March 4th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

Pathetic simply Pathetic!

D R   March 4th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

Tim I have a bunch of friends that are doing the same. It seems like during the past week the media have catered to everything Hillary needed to stop the big slide. I listen to Candy Crowley a CNN reporter and "Clinton adviser" say that Hillary had been successful at knocking Obama off his message. So that is what the democratic machine wants? I'd rather hear his message, than the crap thats been coming from the news the past two weeks.

Moody   March 4th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

You go Hillary! Its been our plan to select you as Madame President for a long time now… Since '92 I believe :) Now as soon as you win the nomination do the right thing and select Obama as VP. Not only will you beat Mccain and the republicans.. You will destroy them!

Hillary/Obama '08!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BreKa   March 4th, 2008 2:29 pm ET

I agree with you Tim Ohio. It is really sad but God has ordained it Senator Obama is the next President of USA. EVEN THE REPUBLICANS WILL VOTE FOR HIM DURING THE GENERAL ELECTION.

OBAMA for President.

T. Stewart   March 4th, 2008 2:29 pm ET

Cnn's tilt toward Clinton this last week has been unbelievable. Later, after we all suffer as a result, there will be some hand-wringing, shoulder-shrugging, and, above all, a lack of examination of how the Clinton camp dictated every single story that they regurgitated.

If this gets posted, I'll be shocked.

Rebecca   March 4th, 2008 2:28 pm ET

Why is she wasting time going on these shows? A serious presidential candidate would be going door to door and actually talking to the voters about important issues. If I was aTexas or Ohio resident, I would be pretty insulted. C'mon, Hillary, let's take this seriously and quit joking around with Amy Poehler and Jon Stewart!

Fowler   March 4th, 2008 2:28 pm ET

Humor is not for everyone….Hillary you are one of them !

Viva Obama

Mimi   March 4th, 2008 2:28 pm ET

Did anyone else notice Hillary's wardrobe faux pas in Columbus, Ohio on Sunday? She attended a rally in Buckeye country wearing maize and blue–Wolverine colors! Doesn't she have advisors to help her out with these kind of things?

ARundle   March 4th, 2008 2:28 pm ET

I've been shocked also the last couple of day how much air time Hillary has been getting as opposed to Obama. CNN and MSNBC both were touting this bogus Canadian story (both the Canadians and Obama denied it, only Hillary kept it going) and the Resko thing where no illegal activity has been alleged against Obama.

It doesn't appear to be possible for Hillary to make up the delegate count against Obama so I guess she'll just keep it going long enough to steal the election somehow or make it impossible for Obama to win by giving the Repubs. all the ammo they need.

The real winner tonite if Hillary wins Texas and Ohio is John McCain and don't think they don't know it.

Next President Hillary Clinton 08   March 4th, 2008 2:27 pm ET

Obama Barack is nothing but a smooth talker that's it! What do we know about this guy? He just walked into the politcal arena and we're ready to hand him over the office in the White House? Gosh, are we that stupid? Think people think !!!!!

cheng   March 4th, 2008 2:27 pm ET

Hillary. is more logic on international issues

Tired of crap   March 4th, 2008 2:27 pm ET

Wake up people!

Barack Obama is just as big of a liar as any of them! I want to throw up every time I hear someone talk about how "real" and "genuine" he is. He is willing to throw anyone under the bus to get what he wants and has been doing so since he arrived in the Senate. He just does it while using pretty words and you people don't notice.

Todd in AZ   March 4th, 2008 2:27 pm ET

If she pulls an amazing upset becuase of her constant whining and lying it will be very interesting. Does she expect Obama supporters to vote for her?? I won't.

Joan   March 4th, 2008 2:27 pm ET

She's desperate. And I know that CNN is desperate. But the voters overwhelmingly reject her:

She's 1,000,000 votes behind in the popular vote nationwide.

She's 160 delegates behind.

She's won only 11 primaries, to Obama's 24.

If she doesn't win a landslide tonight, she can't catch up.

For the good of the party, please drop out on March 5th. Do the math. It's over.

If she stays in too long and keeps smearing the Dem nominee, it will only help the GOP!

"100 years in Iraq" More tax breaks for the rich and corporatiosn while they ship our jobs overseas?

We can't afford it.

We need a unified party starting March 5th.

Laura C   March 4th, 2008 2:26 pm ET

As always, Senator Clinton has a great sense of humor about herself and this overblown election. God Bless you Senator! I pray you have big wins today!

Doug, DC   March 4th, 2008 2:26 pm ET

I'm so disappointed with Hillary. She is thinking about no one else but herself and that's not a quality I want in a President. To say McCain has the experience to be in the White House and that Obama only has speeches pretty much endorses JOHN MCCAIN!! How pathetic and shame on you Hillary Clinton!! To attack George Bush's policies as fervently as she did and then basically endorse someone who will continue the same policies is PATHETIC!!

PLEASE GO AWAY, FAR FAR AWAY!!!!!!!!!!

Tylenol666 Please Answer this   March 4th, 2008 2:26 pm ET

I Have a Question and sorry if it was answered before as I must've missed it, but

PLEASE PLEASE Someone tell me if Hillary Wins the Presidency what will Bill's Official Title be? "First Man?"

Your Responses are appreciated ;)

Doug Spaeth   March 4th, 2008 2:26 pm ET

UNFAIR CNN coverage:

CTV, a Canadian channel showed an official stating that a Clinton representative had met with the government ALSO to discuss NAFTA. Particularly in view of Clinton chiding the US media "that if the names had been reversed…..what would you do with the story." I believe it is CNN's RESPONSIBILITY to check out the story and, if correct, report with the same amount of coverage that the Clinton campaign did exactly the same thing for which she is trying to discredit Obama.

bob   March 4th, 2008 2:26 pm ET

c'mon now, seriously people, can't you see that this is just another clinton ruse..? the clintons are sick, sick people… i have been an independent for 30+ years, and saw myself voting for McCain this time around, but for all his talk about security, his record says otherwise… lies, lies, lies… this is a guy who wanted to prosecute his fellow American POW's after returning from Hanoi, but won't prosecute an illegal alien..! given the present status of the usa, brought to you by washington politicians, i would vote for anybody not part of the establishment… hence, Obama it is… he can't do any worse than the idiots who have been running it for the past 35 years have done..!

Didi, Canada   March 4th, 2008 2:25 pm ET

I am Canadian and I think that Hillary is too much for you !
Of course she does not relate to you: she does not smock, does not take drogs, does not drink, …
She's just devoted all her life to serve the peaple and defent women .
She just was smard enough to make her husbant a President
/ a GOOD one/.

Tim Ohio   March 4th, 2008 2:25 pm ET

I never seen anything like this in my life how the media and Hillary and Rush Limbaugh is trying to destroy the demoncrate party. Me and my friends say if Hillary win the demoncrate nonimee we will change from demoncrate in the general election and vote for McCain. I feel said for Obama how the media at the last minute trying to destroy him with Hillary. Everytime I talk to white and black american they tell me they dont trust Hillary we going to vote for McCain in the general election…..My prayer goes out to Obama.

Obama for pesident

Darlin   March 4th, 2008 2:25 pm ET

Hillary Clinton cares about America! Obama wants to be a "star". His wife is trying to imitate Jackie O. What a sad couple? I pray that Obama gets some experience and learns a little something and comes back in 8 years with what it takes to run for president. Right now Hillary is the clear answer for America. Anyone who can't see that is just "mad" over other things that have nothing to do with decisions a President makes. Remember this is not a populatiry contest. It could affect our futures and the future of our children. Take it seriously. It is not a mud slinging game. Obama has done his very tactfully but he has darn sure done it. Go home Obama and regroup. Texas and Ohio please come through for the American people. I live in Florida and we did come through but unfortunately due to stupid politics it seems that we have no vote. Now is that American?

Milton in Maryland   March 4th, 2008 2:25 pm ET

Ladies and Gentlemen, with all due respect to Sen Clinton, if she wins the nomination and goes on to win the general election, this country will suffer. You can tell a tree by the fruit it bears. Sen Clinton has shown herself to be deceitful and two-faced and willing to do anything to "win". She has run her campaign as if the presidency was somehow owed to her and with no regard to anyone besides herself. A true leader leads. They provide leadership and guidance. In other words, they BUILD. Sen Obama has inspired a hope that this country hasn't seen for generations. Sen Clinton has spent her campaign, not building, but doing everything she could to tear down and undermine Sen Obama. She has disgraced the democratic party on her way to getting what she wants. She has accused Sen Obama of things that actually she herself was doing. She's pulling a huge "Bait and Switch" on this nation. If she becomes president, listen for the big "swoosh". That would be the sound of her changing face to show you the real Hillary Clinton. Deuteronomy says that placed before us are blessings and curses, life and death. Choose life and VOTE OBAMA!

Gee -veteran   March 4th, 2008 2:25 pm ET

It took a woman to put England back on top - Queen Elizabeth I. Women are the better decision makers. Obama was just lucky with one speech … What have you done Obama? except to be present … I would like a president about action … even if she made the wrong vote — at least she did something NOT a president who just stand on the side and do NOTHING … no one is perfect and he can make mistakes too … I forgot … HE WILL NOT MAKE MISTAKES … since he has never done anything … and usually stands on the side

GO HILLARY … we love you !!!

Bobby Christian   March 4th, 2008 2:24 pm ET

GO HILLARY!!!!!

Reading all these post helps me to realize how easily the american people are swayed with promises of hope and change. I do seem to recall that President Bush campaigned on the same stage and look were we are now. Comparing the issues such as health care, Obamas plan does cost more and covers less people ($4400 per new person a year to $2700 per new person a year). Obama is good at speeches but that is it. Look at his voting record since he has been in the senate, mostly just votes "present".

Its time Americans stop believe the lies to "Hope" and "Change" and start asking the question of how will you change the course, how will you make things better?

Hillary has the plans to do it and she can restore our standing to the world!

commoner   March 4th, 2008 2:24 pm ET

REJECT FEAR! Obama is here!

Go Obama '08!

No More Wars
No More Wars
No More Wars
No More Wars

Shaggy   March 4th, 2008 2:24 pm ET

She's sure trying hard, despite her looking really pathetic at times. She's not a leader, has never led on anything substantive, and voted to authorize the worst foreign policy decision of our time. At three in the morning, she would be wandering the halls of the white house looking for Bill.

I don't hate her at all, I just don't think she's the best candidate.

GO OBAMA!

Mike, TX   March 4th, 2008 2:24 pm ET

Go Hillary Go! Show them!

I hope my state and OH do the right thing today. Vote for the person who is most likely to change this country for the better. Vote Hillary today. She is now leading in the polls and this is a great sign.

Bye bye Obama!

EZ-Lew   March 4th, 2008 2:23 pm ET

Hillary reminds me of a poor sport, who has no honor or self respect to stoop to the levels she has. On the other hand Obama has presented as a man of integrity who refuses to stoop the the neighborhood bully caling on her hench men to do her dirty work. Do we want a person of intgrity and honor or do we want to see more of the same we have been seeing comming from Washington. Spinless self centered liars who will stop at nothing to further their own agendas. Including but not limited to lying, deciet, planting of information, and yes murder of our innocent boys to further their finaciially motivated agendas. Seems like more of the same coming from Hillary. If thats the way you are and think thats the way you are. AS my Dad would always say: a Zebras stripes may fade a bit over time but they will always be there!

Ray - NJ   March 4th, 2008 2:23 pm ET

wow..look at these Obama fans. Telling her to go home?? That's all you got? "Liar Liar, pant suit on fire" WOW!!! Talk about somone needing to grow up!!!

Amy in Iowa   March 4th, 2008 2:23 pm ET

They have hidden Bill Clinton away…but if you vote for Hillary, it will be definitely be like a third term for Bill Clinton. That would be a serious mistake for this country.

applecrispbetty   March 4th, 2008 2:23 pm ET

Why are people so impressed by women politicians who owe whatever success they have to their poltician husbands? We are now getting a new generation of women politicians (Cantwell, Klobuchar, etc.) who do not have this defect. Hopefully, one of these women will run for president some day. I don't see Mr. Obama dependent on anyone else to get where he has gotten today.

Texasboo   March 4th, 2008 2:23 pm ET

Sybillary is not a strong woman, she is an entitled woman who stayed with her lying, cheating husband for power. It is a marriage of convenience.

I've been in the military and have worked with strong woman who worked, raised kids, did their job and didn't play the sympathy/gender card, and still garnered respect.

As a woman,Sybillary is no role model to me, nor will she ever be. She would have some credibility if she would of divorced her hubby and stood on her own feet but she didn't. She rode Bill's power as a carpetbagger to NY and now to the Dem. Nominee. She will never be President.

After witness her manipulation, dirty, divisive tricks, I will vote third party and switch from Democrat to Independent. Sybillary showed her true colors and she's not a Commander in Chief I will support. Not ever to my dying day.

TEXAS FOR OBAMA. ARMY VETS ARE UNITED AGAINST A WARMONGER AND DIVIDER

4Hillary   March 4th, 2008 2:22 pm ET

To all of you "Hillary haters": you wish you could be half as smart as she is. ..
Go Hillary!!

Uncle Sam   March 4th, 2008 2:22 pm ET

While it is true that John McCain will not likely draw rock star concert audiences to his speeches, he has something else that is more important. The man's got guts. The guts to stand against his own party when needed. The guts to do what he believes is best for our country in the face of brutal attacks. That sort of independence and courage is rare. I believe that in time the American people will come to appreciate this.

TerryD   March 4th, 2008 2:22 pm ET

Maggy

Don't be jealous of Hillary R. Clinton, the future President of American

Don't be jealous because she is bless with intelligence, humor and savoir faire.

And last but not least, don't be jealous because she attacted the most handsome, intelligent and charming man in American her husband Bill Clinton

I think you are a Republican in Drag. We are happy you will not vote for Clinton because your vote is not needed.

H. Lewis   March 4th, 2008 2:21 pm ET

If nothing else, I would have loved to see a woman as president… that time has come and gone. But, this is not about setting precedence. This is about picking the best person for the job. And clearly, that ranking goes like this:

- Obama
- McCain
- Clinton

I love what she is doing, and how far she has come. If it came down to a Clinton v. Romeny, sure, she'd get my vote. But against an Obama or even McCain - NO WAY! NO HOW! NOT TODAY OR ANY OTHER DAY.

BBB   March 4th, 2008 2:21 pm ET

Sorry my math escaped me 16 + 16 = 32 yrs makes more than 3 decades… my apologies

ABC = Anybody But Clinton   March 4th, 2008 2:21 pm ET

Doesn't she get tired of grasping at STRAWS?

Rick   March 4th, 2008 2:21 pm ET

IF OBAMA IS SUCH A STAND UP GUY WHAT THE HELL IS IS DOING HOLDING SECRET MEETINGS WITH CANADA ABOUT THE TRADE AGREEMENT? SEE HIM FOR WHAT HE IS AMERICA, A DOUBLE DEALING TWO FACED LIAR. THE TRUTH WILL SURFACE, LET'S JUST HOPE IT ISN'T TO LATE.

gene   March 4th, 2008 2:21 pm ET

Google state primary polls. The Ohio five most resent polls sgow Clinton ahead by good numbers. American Research Group, added 3-4-08 had Hillary 56 to 42, with 1 unsure and 1 other (I had to go back and check it twice , 14 points is a very good number) Suffolk University, added 3-3-08 has Clinton 52 to 40, with 4 refused and 4 unsure, Public Policy Polling, added 3-3-08 has Hillary 51 to 42, with 7 unsure, Rasmussen, added 3-3-08 has Hillary 50 to 44. Numbers like these will produce a good number of delegates.

Kevin   March 4th, 2008 2:21 pm ET

11 in a row…going on 12 and 13!

Anyway   March 4th, 2008 2:20 pm ET

Hey, lighten up youse guyses! I said she was a cabbage patch doll, but I'd vote for her in a heartbeat!

LAST LAUGH   March 4th, 2008 2:20 pm ET

To Texas Stacy-Bobby-Lynn-Nick - Yeah, you acted like the FOUR stooges - the only clown missing at the voting booth was Obama.

GO HILLARY! HE WHO LAUGHS THE LAST LAUGHES THE LAUDEST. WE LOVE YOU IN TEXAS!!! And to the Texas Latina -

hermana, que te examinen la cabeza - Obama no es nada sino humo.

HILLARY FIGHTS BACK   March 4th, 2008 2:20 pm ET

I WAS THERE ! I AM SITTING RIGHT BEHIND HER BACK ROW - IT WAS IN AUSTIN TEXAS !!!!

AWESOME APPEARANCE AND TOWN HALL SHE HAD

Hillary Rodham Clinton has awesome, fierce support in TEXAS!

WE GOT YOUR BACK HILLARY !

Damon   March 4th, 2008 2:20 pm ET

14-and-a-half hours after it happened, you finally decide to post "news" on your alleged up-to-the-minute political section? Good job CNN. I can't wait to read who won today's primaries… on Thursday.

Cindy   March 4th, 2008 2:20 pm ET

Vivian March 4th, 2008 12:36 pm ET

I am a univercity educated, Canadian, white woman who has researched each candidate and is watching how the various candidates conduct themselves and their campaigns throughout the primary elections. I must say that I am most dissapointed with Sen. Hillary Clinton and her misleading accusations on various candidates. I trust that the American people will very clearly see through her tacticts and research and make the best possible choices based on accurate and true facts and not on her vollatile demeanor and comments towards other very well qualified candidates. Is that the kind of personthe American people want running for president of the U.S.? I wonder if she would have been running for president if she had never been married to Bill Clinton.

Vivan, I hope that university education didn't cost you too much. Show them this and you should be able to get a refund based on the spelling alone.

David Tomlinson, Chicago, IL   March 4th, 2008 2:19 pm ET

Wow, a lot of haters out there.

Clinton - Obama - 08

Penn Stater   March 4th, 2008 2:19 pm ET

Yes We can!!!
yes you can what? Is it yes you can magically fix the problems that inflict America today by electing an inexperienced Senator into the White House? Is it yes you can change the old Washingtonian way of playing politics by electing someone who behind hidden doors, manipulate the system himself? (and watch while his past doings start to unravel and unravel and unravel) Yes you can what? Just Yes you can? This rhetoric rings hollow between my ears.

CNN post my comment. I'm an Obama supporter.

Elizabeth   March 4th, 2008 2:19 pm ET

What kind of "change" do all of you Obama supporters think is realistic. Do you think the troops are coming right home? Do you think race relations in the US will improve? Do you think the economy is going to turn right around? Do you think jobs are coming right back? Do you think gas prices are coming down? Please, people, do not put an inexperienced man in the white house because he has an attractive smile and a great speech. That does not solve problems, it only charms people!!!! Many of the issues revolve around the "natural" cycle of economics. The president has NOTHING to do with those!!!!!!! Go Hillary, strong, determined, smart!!!

MJB - Decatur, GA   March 4th, 2008 2:19 pm ET

P.S. Jon Stewart is a tool. The fact that Colbert is funny + he is not became very painfully clear during the writers strike. Hillary wouldn't are go on Colbert because he, unlike Stewart, is way smarter than her and would expose her as the over-coached vacuum she is.

Perezl   March 4th, 2008 2:19 pm ET

It will be a sad day for me if the fear tactics work again! Please don't fall for it the Clintons are crooks please say NO to another one.
Who will be running from the Bush family next election maybe the one that was a Governor in Florida? It makes me sick if Clinton wins I'm voting Republican.

Chris, Orlando   March 4th, 2008 2:19 pm ET

I HEART HILLARY

anthony   March 4th, 2008 2:18 pm ET

After Clinton basically endorsed McCain over Obama I had no more use for her, if she is the nominee I and many others will stay home and let McCain beat her

Paul   March 4th, 2008 2:18 pm ET

Interesting how CNN's Obama love fest has turned into a Hillary love fest. Please report on both campaigns like they're both still in this race.

Lee   March 4th, 2008 2:18 pm ET

I am happy to see that more and more voters are switching to Hilliary. People relaized that only Hillary, not Obama, will bring food to our kitchen.
Go Hillary ! We love you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ZachAsh   March 4th, 2008 2:17 pm ET

She is just trying to play up her nonexistant "youth" appeal. Part of the kitchen sink to get one more step up on Obama so she can continue a pointless campaign. Even if she is the nominee that means we can all say goodbye to a Democratic White House. No matter what faces she puts on, she's still the Republicans first choice and Obama is their nightmare.

R. Norton   March 4th, 2008 2:17 pm ET

Common Sense. Why is it that …common sense…always seems to be the last consideration in all political discussions. I have often thought how a third person…common sense strategist…should be present at all the news channal debates where …fair and balanced…means he said she said. The other networks as well. So here you go.

I'm Hear To Tell You

Common Sense = Hillary is never going to …bow out. Period. To those that think she will, I have this to say…Are You New???
This pair (and it is definitely a pair) are two of the most power hungry, selfish, evil, spoiled brats that our political system has ever produced. They have been planning this return to the White House for over 7 years and no one…especially the American people…is going to stop them. They will sue, threaten, steal, bribe, cry, ridicule, stomp their feet and yell foul to such an extent that no one will be safe.

The Clintons (along with their two stooges Carville and Begala) perfected the concept of…spin back in 92 and they have only gotten better at it. I swear. I haven't seen so many people afraid of being noticed as contrary by these two criminals since J Edgar Hoover was in power. Only this time. The Clintons don't have files. They just have a string of squashed careers and dead bodies behind them that stretches back for decades.

I love watching the politicians squirm when they are asked if Hillary should …bow out… if she loses another race etc… Uh…well…uh…that isn't for me to decide.
We aren't asking you to decide. Just tell us what you think.
Well….look…I think her message is resonating among voters and we just need to wait and see what happens. Translation…no way am I getting on that list…I have a wife and children.

And there you have it…for now. But I am hear to tell you…There will be claw marks on the wall of the convention hall if they try to move Hillary out. One way or the other.

ThinkPeople   March 4th, 2008 2:17 pm ET

–THIS RACE IS NOT ABOUT WHO WE LIKE OR DISLIKE–

–THIS IS ABOUT WHO CAN BEAT MCCAIN AND HILLARY CANNOT–

–HILLARY SUPPORTER DO YOU DISLIKE OBAMA THAT MUCH THAT YOU WILL ALLOW ANOTHER 4YRS OF BUSH FROM MCCAIN–

–THINK PEOPLE– HILLARY CANNOT BEAT MCCAIN AND THE REPUBLICANS KNOWS THIS AND THIS IS WHY THEY ARE HOPING SHE WIN TODAY– THEY CAN NOT BEAT OBAMA—

–THINK–AND PLEASE STOP ALL THIS HATE–

Asians in CA for Obama   March 4th, 2008 2:17 pm ET

I am mobilizing my families and friends to clean white house for Obama! I am calling and talking to as many people as I can now. If Obama is not the nominee, we will get it ready for McCain! Simply because John McCain manages himself and runs his campaign with a respectable high standard principles.

This is a reply to Hillary's despicable statement that she puts her own party opponent after a republican candidate! She wants to win at all costs. What a self-centered person she is!

Eric   March 4th, 2008 2:16 pm ET

Save some face tonight and bow out after your first loss Hillary.

barry   March 4th, 2008 2:16 pm ET

Obama's dirty laundry is finally coming out. His ties to known terrorists, and terrorist organizations is a major concern to a lot of people. He's not the man you all think he is. Just look it up, do some research, read a little instead of blindly following a man we do not know anything about , and has done absolutely nothing as a Senator

Stewie   March 4th, 2008 2:16 pm ET

Hillary is looking younger every day. If she can turn herself back into a teenager I guess she deserves to be President.. Will plastic surgery be a part of the universal health care?

Politra   March 4th, 2008 2:16 pm ET

America is a great country, a global leader.
The world is hungry ,for long time, to see an American leader who can be honored as great global hero. Obama is a gift of God for America. So protect him.

Why are you such haters?   March 4th, 2008 2:16 pm ET

The way some of you talk about another human being makes me physically sick. If this is the "hope" and "promise" that Obama brings out in people then I am so off that boat.

Hillary- you must really care about America to get up everyday and face this kind of abuse. THANK YOU for doing it.

BBB   March 4th, 2008 2:15 pm ET

If this woman wins the Democratic nomination it will be a pathetic choice of lesser evils come November…

This is out of hand… 16 years of Bush(s), potentially 16 of Clinton(s). This allowing the same basic family (father/son, husband/wife) run our country for nearly 2 decades needs to be addressed.

GGamma   March 4th, 2008 2:15 pm ET

If you believe, another late night turn it doesn't change the Obama's momentum instead is getting stronger and stronger eveyday.Obama will smack it down tonight.

Go Obama '08

Sara   March 4th, 2008 2:15 pm ET

Very proud to be Anti-Clintons. There time has come and gone. So much baggage. I honestly don't see how people can vote for this woman after all their dishonesty and deceit.

Clown Junta   March 4th, 2008 2:15 pm ET

I am always so amused to see a bunch of young (i.e. ignorant) student voters espousing the merits of Obama politics (LOL). Perhaps one day when you move out of your daddy's house/dorm room you will realize that (1) you wasted your lives on a phantom candidate (2) your own liberal propagnda machine is worse than anything Karl Rove ever devised.

Barrack Hussain Obama is not going to change the crooks in Washington - he's just going to replace them with new crooks of his own chosing.

(sigh) one day when you actually grow up and have to pay a mortgage you will understand what a bankrupt party you actually belong too.

John from Miami FL   March 4th, 2008 2:15 pm ET

Doesn't matter who wins the democratic nomination, they don't stand a chance against M