March 4, 2008
Posted: 11:25 PM ET

(CNN) — Following a Clinton campaign call alleging irregularities in the Texas Democratic caucuses, a state party representative told CNN that voters had been registering similar complaints with the party Tuesday evening.

“It is important to understand when you see a turnout in these numbers you are going to witness some problems, and the Texas Democratic Party has taken all the steps it can to make sure the process is run as smoothly as possible,” said Hector Nieto, the state party’s communications director. “We understand that there are voters across the state that have concerns, and we urge them to contact the call center.”

Nieto said the Texas Democratic Party had established a call center with 200 phone lines that was staffed by lawyers to “address any concerns.”

Nieto was unable to provide a time when the results of the caucuses would be made public. At stake in Tuesday evening’s party-run caucuses were 67 delegates. Earlier in the day, 126 delegates were on the line in the state-run primary.

– CNN's Mark Preston and Rebecca Sinderbrand

Filed under: Texas


OBAMA for President   March 5th, 2008 3:26 am ET

We'll Latinos thanks for adapting the slave mentality, thinking that the white master is going to save you. I'ts a shame that Latino's don't understand that a vote for Barac is a vote for a future Latino. You have to be smart and read in between the lines, Look at the evil shttt she pulled in the last couple of days trying smear Barac. Understand what she does to Barac is what she'll do to you. I wanna puke just looking at her, she's a poor excuse for a respectable woman and Bill is just what he was in the White House…A liar and cheater. God has a way of punishing those that use evil aint that right Mr. Bush!

Obama 2008!!!   March 5th, 2008 2:27 am ET

I was hoping she would disappear after tonight. I can not take much more of her. She's so deceitful, twisted and fake. I promise you she will not do an ounce of anything that she is promising. She's is just power hungry and will undoubtedly drive this country lower to the ground than George Bush has. How can anybody in their right mind even TRUST her? Everything she says and does is so staged and scripted. She's a human robot.

And why do her eyeballs always look like they're going to pop out of her skull?

Obama is fresh air.

AA   March 5th, 2008 2:16 am ET

Obama will win big in the caucus, tonight. This will explain the need for this system especially when ONLY democrates go to these caucuses and NOT republicans voting against Obama.

MARYLOU JONES   March 5th, 2008 2:11 am ET

WHOA, DO WE HAVE SOME SORE LOSERS ON HERE? HILLARY GOT THE MOST VOTES IN MICHIGAN WHETHER THEY EVENTUALLY COUNT OR NOT, SO I WOULD SAY SHE WON MICHIGAN! AND TONIGHT, SHE WON RHODE ISLAND, OHIO AND TEXAS!! WAY TO GO HILLARY! THE PEOPLE HEARD HER MESSAGE AND THEY VOTED! SHE IS THE ONE THEY WANT TO LEAD THIS NATION! SHE IS THE FIGHTER WE NEED! AND THE CAUCUSES……………….DUMBEST IDEA EVER! EVERY STATE NEEDS TO DO AWAY WITH THEM AND GO TO PRIMARIES. END OF PROBLEMS WITH CAUCUSES!

Hilary for 08   March 5th, 2008 2:04 am ET

If Hilary lost for in the caucus, that means millions of voter in TX voted for her is not worth than hundreds of those delegates.
Big suprise !!!!!!!!!!

AJ   March 5th, 2008 2:03 am ET

The caucus and delegates should be done away with in this computer age it should be the people that elect our government!!!
Obama is not good and honest, he's guilty of using coke and infidelity in 99 he wasn't a kid who's to say he still isn't. He was raised a muslim, sorry you just don't forget your upbringing!!! The media has built him up and given him so many advantages in the primaries, not what I'd call responsible journalism not reporting all the facts. Hope that they don't find out that they helped to elect another "Manchurian Candidate"

John   March 5th, 2008 2:02 am ET

If Hill wins Im voting for McCain….many dems will…..she doesnt stand a chance for prez…..time for the end of political dynesties…power in the hands of royalty…..no more….

kimberly   March 5th, 2008 2:02 am ET

Using emotion to vote for a candidate is completely wrong. Please remember this is the election of the president of the U.S.A. Obama's Smooth talking doesn't mean he will get the job done. Hillary 'o8

haynes   March 5th, 2008 2:01 am ET

All the problems with Caucus and primarys not counting goes back to one man Dr. Dean I have said it all a long this man should not hold his post, he has his vote also and look when and how he choose to use it by taking away votes in two state, and then making working famlies waste a whole day on having to vote Two Times in One Day thats not time well spent . One voter One vote.

78704   March 5th, 2008 1:53 am ET

This is only a "comeback" if you ignore the fact that Sen. Clinton started out way in the lead in both Texas and Ohio. As voters got to know Obama, he gained on her. She blew her lead and barely squeaked by. This does not bode well for the general election if she is the candidate.

to laird   March 5th, 2008 1:36 am ET

and, according to statistics, obama supporters have more money than clinton supporters..i.e. we can't AFFORD to wait in line, we can't AFFORD to make two trips….I take offense at your suggestion that we aren't behind our candidate 100%

why don't you try considering what you would do if your wife weren't unavailable?

your argument is weak.

K, Florida   March 5th, 2008 1:35 am ET

Ummm . . . . Let me see . . . . It's Oprah time again! I can smell it in the air!!!

Kevin "Kay Dee" Dennis, Los Angeles CA   March 5th, 2008 1:32 am ET

You guys kill me…. First congrats to Hillary… But you have to explain to me and the rest of America what is a COMEBACK. When I played sports and my team had a twenty point lead and we won by 7points that's not a comeback that's holding on. When I play the same game some where else and I have a twenty point lead and it the game has to go into overtime because the other team was good and has caught up and I win by a point… Is that a comeback or a let down.

Please at this rate you guys are on your way to great careers at ESPN!

Mel North Carolina   March 5th, 2008 1:16 am ET

It's about time Obama is brought down a notch or two. Tired of seeing him prance around on the news like he is already the nominee.

Reality check #1   March 5th, 2008 1:12 am ET

Hillary's speech was again, on target, on issues,Obama's on the other hand was blah,blah,blah, er, er,ugh, ugh, yes we can, er,er ,um,um, change,change,er,um,er,um.

Dane   March 5th, 2008 1:10 am ET

Why did the black gentlemen on CNN at 12:53am EDT just say he was still holding out for Obama to win Texas because "their is still a lot of the black vote out."
Is he saying that blacks are voting for Obama just because he is black? Is that why the black super delegate from Atlanta pulled his vote he already gave to Hillary, and today changed it to Obama? Because he was black? Is this going to be the same reason the crack head DC mayor Marion Barry was reelected?

Grif   March 5th, 2008 1:05 am ET

But. I say again!!!!! Avoid extra pain…. And vote for Hillary !!!

Jed in Texas   March 5th, 2008 1:02 am ET

[Kimberly],you may be on to something with the reptile thing,I saw a movie like that,and all these people running for office have it.Maybe they are aliens?

Anonymous   March 5th, 2008 1:00 am ET

I know that Bill is probably about ready to turn "Ike Turner" on you but HIllary give up already there is no way in the world you can win the Presidency…the nomination? Perhaps…the presidency? Sorry, don't think so.

eh   March 5th, 2008 12:59 am ET

VOTE FOR GOODNESS AND HONESTY
"Obama will win because people love him. If you missed his
inspiring speech tonight, i want you all to know it is the best.
Obama, Michelle and those two beautiful girls deserve the
White House.I think they are a great family with a father that
has Presidential Stature."
————————————————–

they deserve the White House? What for?
Are you obsessed?

Grif   March 5th, 2008 12:57 am ET

Caucuses or is that carcase, or an empty skin. True Blue? Or, maybe it's Red…,

Fill the voide, and make a difference….

Anonymous   March 5th, 2008 12:55 am ET

If Hillary wins the nomination I am voting for McCain.

Freddy   March 5th, 2008 12:55 am ET

The Mexicans win Texas for Hillary. What is this country comming to?

Hilary 2008   March 5th, 2008 12:46 am ET

Wake up Obama cry babies…he says the same thing over & over…change…change…change…hope…hope..hope…well maybe he should start making his own changes, before he tries to do America's for them.

Go Hilary!!!!

Chaz   March 5th, 2008 12:44 am ET

I love how all you guys get on here and write about crap you dont even know what you're talking about. Or give this crazy statemeant. HILLARY 08 ? MAYBE…..Obama 08 ? I really dont care anymore

otto   March 5th, 2008 12:42 am ET

while i stood in line to caucus i heard several people laughing and bragging that they were not checking names off to see if people caucusing had voted that day. i even heard one lady call a friend and tell them to come caucus .
the whole ordeal was very confusing at precinct 1294 in tarrant county. i told an election employee of what i had heard, the told me they would check every name with a log of voters for the day.
I don't see how 3 election workers are going to check several hundred names hand written on paper lists against master voting lists in a few hours.

Santiago   March 5th, 2008 12:41 am ET

Wolf take a look at the numbers in Hidalgo County in Texas, waoooo!!!

Laird Bishop   March 4th, 2008 11:53 pm ET

Voting in my precint ran two hours after the polls closed, and our caucus did not get underway until 9:00. I was tired from standing so long, and my wife had to leave before the caucus to get my daughter in bed. I think I have as much right to complain as anybody about the caucus, but I will not. Myself and my fellow Obama supporters stood in the same line as the Clinton supporters, so I don't see where she gets off complaining about caucuses. Is she admitting that her supporters are less likely to weather any adversity on behalf of their candidate? Personally, I think the discussion signifies the great devide in this campaign: Clinton supporters want to put someone in the white house who will work hard for them so they can sit back and soak in the improvements for the next four years. Obama supporters are willing to step up to the plate and unite behind their candidate and work together with him for the next four years to change the status quo in politics and make this country better.

CLINTONLATINO   March 4th, 2008 11:52 pm ET

THERE WAS SO MUCH CONFUSION WITH THE CAUCASES..

Disgusted   March 4th, 2008 11:51 pm ET

Mary, ladies wear skirts.

Jenny   March 4th, 2008 11:51 pm ET

Who win Primary, who should win Caucus in TX.

If Hillary wins Primary and loses caucus, which means there is fraud in caucus…….

Let us see what will happen!

Go Hillary 2008!!! We are proud of you tonight!!!!!!!!!!!! We are proud you are a leader we can trust!

This is not absolutely we are the first proud! Not like Michelle!

Go Hillary!

Hill for President!   March 4th, 2008 11:51 pm ET

Gosh, here we go with Obama's lofty fluff again….

Are people really inspired by this?

When will he talk facts, when will he get closer to what's real, instead of these poor speeches that are poor attempts at sounding like Martin Luther King, Jr.

Listen to Hillary! She's grounded. She's the REAL CHANGE, the kind that requires action, NOT rhetoric.

***Right, Obama, there's no emptiness in the people's cry for help…there's EMPTINESS in YOU, there's emptiness in your speeches, in your plagiarzed words. This is about YOU, not the American people.***

Stop trying to force people to think that Hillary thinks that the American people's trials and tribulations are trivial or empty…IT IS YOOOUUU who is EMPTY. Stop tricking people! This campaigning, or running your cult actually, is getting really old, really fast.

Black Man For Hillary   March 4th, 2008 11:50 pm ET

Yep, it's a shame. Especially when a man that has nothing going for him except his skin color can get this close to the presidency.

Voting race is a disgrace to MLK and all he stood for.

Hillary '08

Jacob   March 4th, 2008 11:50 pm ET

We should get rid of these caucuses and just use primaries which are far more democratic. Doesn't even voice deserve to be heard in our republic? Caucuses do not allow this and we should scrap them in the interest of the people.

Kimberly   March 4th, 2008 11:50 pm ET

besides which, the guy blinks like a reptile … icky!

Dawn   March 4th, 2008 11:50 pm ET

Congratulations Barack for winning Vermont!!!!!

Obama 08

hillary 08:   March 4th, 2008 11:49 pm ET

OBAMA'S speech sounds lammmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeee.
blah blah….
he is just making what Hillary and McCain say and fluffing it up with his jibberish.

GO away Obama. you bore me

Treasurer of the Wolf Blitzer Fan Club   March 4th, 2008 11:49 pm ET

Here's a question I would like answered on the air:
I see that that the vote count in Texas is 50% for Clinton and 48 for Obama. Who's receiving the remaining 2%? Mike Gravel's officially still in the race (cnn NEVER mentions him, by the way). If Gravel's receiving that 2%, those are votes that would likely go to Obama if he left the race, enough to possible put Obama in the lead. I think many Americans wonder about this issue. Where's that remaining 2%????

Rudy   March 4th, 2008 11:48 pm ET

Hillary will win all the biggoted rural and ignorant South, West and nothern Counties,,. There is tremendous racism in Texas against Blacks and Latinos.

VOTE FOR GOODNESS AND HONESTY   March 4th, 2008 11:48 pm ET

Obama will win because people love him. If you missed his
inspiring speech tonight, i want you all to know it is the best.
Obama, Michelle and those two beautiful girls deserve the
White House.I think they are a great family with a father that
has Presidential Stature.

OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT 2008

Reality check #1   March 4th, 2008 11:48 pm ET

Get over it Obama supporters, SHE won and will win Texas! Expierence and ability matter more than slick speeches. Obama is once again yelling , yes we can, change, yes we can, change, duh,duh, duh. Guess Edwards WILL endorse Hillary now, she won over whelmingly his voters, the union people.

4 Clinton   March 4th, 2008 11:48 pm ET

I hope Clinton wins TX! Congrats on winning the other states HC!

nick   March 4th, 2008 11:48 pm ET

way to go Hilliary!!!! Obama's speech tonight it more of the same. BORING….

MARY SMITH   March 4th, 2008 11:47 pm ET

Hillary, has gotten back into this democratic race by playing and winning ugly and dirty. I once said I would vote for her if she beat Obama fairly. But now, if she wins the Democratic primary, my husband, some of my family, and I will vote for McCain in the presidential election, and we are DEMOCRATS. She is not a uniter, she is a divider! Obama treated her with respect, because he is a gentleman. But now, all gloves should be off in the Obama camp. She should be treated as merely an opponent, and not a lady.

Disgusted   March 4th, 2008 11:47 pm ET

How dumb can some voters be? Hillary Clinton can not be trusted. Her diviseness will cost the Democrats the general election. Get ready for President McCain.

Henry   March 4th, 2008 11:47 pm ET

Go Hillary!!! You go girl! The "Come-back Gal!"

over you   March 4th, 2008 11:46 pm ET

Amy in Iowa … you are literally in every thread I've seen and are here every day that I come to read the posts. I am really getting sick of your constant hateful vile toward Hillary Clinton. Don't you ever get sick of yourself? I'm sure that there must be something you can take for your anger and depression because it does not serve Obama well that you are representing him.

Josh   March 4th, 2008 11:46 pm ET

Obama supporters…CRY ME A RIVER!!! Hillary clearly has come out on top tonight…pulling a major upset for the Obama flock…yes, I called them a "flock," because they follow the latest trends and vote for whoever Joe or Sally is voting for.

HILLARY, CONGRATULATIONS ON WINNING OHIO AND RHODE ISLAND!!! WE HOPE AND PLAN ON YOU WINNING TEXAS AS WELL!!! Maybe after tonight, us Democrats can all UNITE with you and go to Pennsylvania and VOTE FOR YOU!!!

HILLS '08!

Patty   March 4th, 2008 11:46 pm ET

I think we really need a president with a different last name this time.. BUSH, CLINTON , BUSH again and then another Clinton too? I don't think that's how it should be, it sounding like those are the only qualified americans to lead the country..
I think american should give Obama a chance to lead america ,even though I'm suspecious that most of american are not read yet to accept a black president. But come on gringos! we're in 2008.

D.L.   March 4th, 2008 11:45 pm ET

Texas really messed this one up.
However having said this..
One thing we are learning is she is a fighter…
Obama walks all over women … Alice Palmer..
Obama people are THUGS

Kimberly   March 4th, 2008 11:45 pm ET

So Hillary planted the story up in Canada, caused his lawyer to crash her campaign call, is behind Obama and lawsuits in Ohio and Texas, and made Obama remove his name from Michigan? Besides the point that he was on the Florida ballot and lost to her, it appears to me that this is a pretty powerful and influential woman. Way to go Hillary — it's a pleasure watching you sweep the floor with this overpolished used car salesman!

Amy in Iowa   March 4th, 2008 11:45 pm ET

Santy person, Hillary can NEVER win the general election. More people would vote against her than for her. I would prefer John McCain over a Clinton back in the White House anyday

Another dem in California   March 4th, 2008 11:44 pm ET

Don't you find it strange that Obama is winning all the states that usually vote Republican and will vote Republican again in November. Hillary has won the Democrat States and the Swing States, which decided the 1999 election for Bush.

Dan   March 4th, 2008 11:44 pm ET

OBAMA'S CAMPAIGN ALSO LOOKED AT SUING TEXAS OVER THIS SYSTEM PEOPLE! He decided to wait until he saw the results.

DON'T BLAME HILLARY, that would be hypocritical!

Don't forget Obama just sued Ohio because it wasn't going "his way," doesn't that make him a whiner and complainer?

And FYI, many democrats, both Obama and Clinton supporters, are complaining about Texas.

Cincinnati Voter   March 4th, 2008 11:44 pm ET

I voted for Hillary.As a Republican it was surreal.I switched sides for this day only.I,in no way,support the DEM platform,but wanted to do my part to keep the DEM party split in half for as long as possible and to watch more MILLIONS get spent from both candidates to fight it out with each other.
I enjoyed the process this morning but needed a long hot shower afterward.Next primary,I'm back as a REP.Meantime,I'll vote for McCain in the general election.

ha Ha

Berkeley   March 4th, 2008 11:44 pm ET

OK, loosers, Keep on calling her names. Aren't you supposed to be bringing a new type of politics?

Disgusted TX Voter   March 4th, 2008 11:44 pm ET

We live in one of the most sophisticated countries in the world and it is so ridiculous that we have such an archaic voting process. I actually had to sign my name and presidential nominee on notebook paper. This system definitely needs to change. It is so unorganized that it leaves plenty of room for error. Now I understand how Bush got away with it in 2000.

alli2   March 4th, 2008 11:43 pm ET

This issue effects both candidates and who ever is complaining about it doesn't matter. It's a problem for all involved. Trashing one candidate over the other is a waste of time.

Hillary For Ohio NOT Obama!   March 4th, 2008 11:43 pm ET

Way to go HILLARY!!!!!!!!!! Won Rhode Island,Ohio and looks like Texas Too!!!!

SHARON   March 4th, 2008 11:42 pm ET

Caron–
I feel the same after fraud in Ohio but I will vote the next Independent–Obama

Mike   March 4th, 2008 11:42 pm ET

With this seemingly endless and divisive campaign, how about if the superdelegates hold off on voting for either candidate at the convention and then draft a Gore/Richardson ticket on the 2nd ballot?

ao   March 4th, 2008 11:42 pm ET

heh, after all it was not Hillary campaign which lied about the problems but Obama's lawyer. So much for his honesty ! Politics as usual at its best. There should be one NATIONAL Primary Day, no momentum for either etc. And this primary should be based on popular vote (as our actual elections too).

observer...Florida   March 4th, 2008 11:42 pm ET

I sincerly hope Hillary will have a good nights sleep…And her concience will not bother her.She really played this one dirty.
I pray this will not come back to haunt her.

OBAMA 08

Mike   March 4th, 2008 11:41 pm ET

Please turn down the polarizing pant suited harpy!

Obama 08!

SHARON   March 4th, 2008 11:41 pm ET

There was voter fraud in Ohio. I saw it. naturally, you won't post this concern.

Sdt   March 4th, 2008 11:41 pm ET

Were lobbyist for Obama in the voting places — They were in Dallas.

Jon Cruz   March 4th, 2008 11:40 pm ET

CNN always reports when there is a boo or a tear or anything from the Clinton camp. Will you report the audible boos that greeted Senator Clinton's name from the Obama crowd? How about doing that, CNN?

Caron Speas   March 4th, 2008 11:39 pm ET

You think the Texas caucuses are having trouble? Consider my state of Florida. I have been totally disenfranchised by a party calling itself "democratic!" I am a Hillary Clinton supporter whose vote won't even count. If that isn't undemocratic, nothing is. I am outraged beyond words. I am even considering a protest vote for McCain if Obama is the democratic candidate.

Sara   March 4th, 2008 11:39 pm ET

I voted for Hillary but will vote for McCain in Nov.

Tricky aren't we.

John Stevens   March 4th, 2008 11:39 pm ET

The caucus process is an undemocratic process IMHO - and very dated.

nocom   March 4th, 2008 11:38 pm ET

Amy in Iowa,

You mean W didn't cheat?

Angie   March 4th, 2008 11:36 pm ET

What is with the confetti? Seriously Hillary….confetti?

chris   March 4th, 2008 11:36 pm ET

The process in Texas is archaic. Both Obama and Clinton supporters were leaving the precinct office after signing into the caucus. They were told they could leave after signing in, but were not informed very clearly of what would occur after the count of the caucus.

In the case of Clinton, there were people leaving after signing in, and the results rendered her 16 delegates, which means she has 16 delegates AND 16 alternatives. Though over a hundred people turned out for her, there were exactly 32 people still in the room. Had any more of them left, there would have been a deficient count of alternatives.

People do not understand the process. In waiting between my afternoon vote and the evening caucus, we drove around the district to do various errands, and asked, "did you vote"? So many said yes they had voted, but couldn't caucus.

When the system is stacked against voters it isn't serving them.

And those who wish to respond that Clinton's camp is crying fowl, need to consider that it would be the same if Obama was unable to seat all the delegates he won because his followers weren't informed.

Texas is a dinosaur in politics and must be upgraded.

Kyle   March 4th, 2008 11:36 pm ET

Why is Hillary Behaving like a baby according to the cnn analyst dispite if Clinton takes every other state she wont beat Obama. Obama his vision all Hillary has is a Former President Clinton's last name. Her tactics are washed-up and useless and its time to give up.

Veroica Johnson   March 4th, 2008 11:36 pm ET

If Hillary Clinton wins the Democratic Primary, I am everyone I can convience will not vote in the major election, I'd rather vote for McClain than to see her win the Presidency, she is no better than the Republicians with the lies and deceit, so they may as well stay in the White House, besides, McClain knows more about the security of the US than she will ever learn.

John   March 4th, 2008 11:35 pm ET

Typical Clinton….when we dont win the system is broken…Ahead in the polls for over a year by plus 20 points and winning by what looks like 10 pts….losing 13 of 15 states and claiming a momentum swing. These are the things that the Clintons bring to the table….lies….spin…devisiveness…This is what makes me sick about politics and turns me and other voters off to the process

Santayana2008   March 4th, 2008 11:35 pm ET

Amy in Iowa…GET OVER IT!! You lost tonight….be a big girl and go to bed..quit whining.

hillary 08:   March 4th, 2008 11:35 pm ET

whahhhh whahhhh, cry cry obama fans!

Erick Sims   March 4th, 2008 11:34 pm ET

I notice that no news is talking about all the conservative radio talk shows telling republicans to vote for Hillary to help her win the vote. This is specially to you Schneider. You people play with humans and act as if. You are why we are in a resession and got bombed and we deserve more if we dont change and quit putting stupid people in the united states house.

CP   March 4th, 2008 11:34 pm ET

I'm not sure what would be worse, 8 more years of war with McCain or 8 more years of Bill's indiscretions.

hillary 08:   March 4th, 2008 11:33 pm ET

TEXAS CLINTON VOTERS ROCK!!!!!

pennsylvania is ready to vote for HILLARY!

the108   March 4th, 2008 11:33 pm ET

This is a sad night for Democracy. Our people have learned a very solemn lesson tonight. When policies and issues are pushed aside and replaced with negativity, campaigns can be won. It devastates me to know that Obama had every opportunity to contradict her smears and chose to take the high road in an attempt to bring integrity to politics. Now Mrs. Clinton is aware of what it will take to win: lies and negative, false attacks, leaks to media and propaganda. As I sit here listening to her give a speech that sounds eeerily as though she has just accepted her party's nomination all the while sprinkling it with bursts of "YES WE WILL"… it has made me come to a decision that I truly didn't think I would come to.

If she wins, I'll take my chances with McCain for four years and pray she has destroyed her own political career by then.

What a horribly sad day.

Kyra in WA

Shannon in Galesburg, IL   March 4th, 2008 11:33 pm ET

What, specifically, are the alleged irregularities?

Peter   March 4th, 2008 11:33 pm ET

I think the Canadian NAFTA issue hurt Obama in Ohio. I am a Obama Supporter and I was disappointed about the Canadian issue. I definitely believe Obama wasn't involved in any of the statements his adviser made to the Canadians. I was expecting him to FIRE the advisor and rebuild the confidence I had on Obama. But that didn't happen. I live in PA and I will still vote for Obama.

But make no mistake about it. This democrat WILL NOT vote for Hillary ever! If she is the nominee by any chance, my vote is for either McCain or Nader.

Jed in Texas   March 4th, 2008 11:33 pm ET

Why do you think they call it "Texas Holdem"? Its all in the shuffle.lol

Robin   March 4th, 2008 11:33 pm ET

Yep, once again the Clinton's dirty tricks/negative campaign has proven profitable for a Clinton. If the Demogratic Party takes away my opportunity to vote "FOR" a candidate for the first time, by the SuperDelegates choosing her over Obama I will vote for the other guy. I am SICK, SICK, SICK of the Bush and Clinton whitehouse. If you remember, the country had to put up with months of Bill Clinton's impeachment process instead of taking care of business for the AMERICAN PEOPLE!

VOTE FOR GOODNESS AND HONESTY   March 4th, 2008 11:32 pm ET

Tell Hillary to stop threatening to sue everytime something
doesn't go her way. Let's look into Hillary's whole past,
who she was/is friends with and report it on these pages.
Any page will do. She is a dirty politician.

OBAMA 2008

Amy in Iowa   March 4th, 2008 11:32 pm ET

When will the Clinton campaign learn the basics? Winners never cheat, and cheaters never win.

Chris Austin Texas   March 4th, 2008 11:31 pm ET

I bet Obama's lawyer feels stupid right about now.

l. reid   March 4th, 2008 11:30 pm ET

Clinton's negative politics have drained me. I am a black american that had all intentions of voting for her. Now I have as much distaste for her as I do her husband. If Obama does not get the nod, I will not vote for any president. That box will be left blank.

Amy in Iowa   March 4th, 2008 11:30 pm ET

Just because more people are helping the Obama campaign on the ground, does not mean an irregularity. Jealousy from the Clinton campaign maybe?

HGL57   March 4th, 2008 11:29 pm ET

Ok, Hillary takes Ohio and she address her followers. Talking about solutions for healthcare. Wait a minute, didn't she and hubby Bill promise that in '92???? Wasn't she appointed chairperson for healthcare reform????? Poor America, we've forgotten this tired of clinton line again. When will people learn that her agenda is not America but only for hillary.

Amy in Iowa   March 4th, 2008 11:29 pm ET

Whenever a caucus is involved, the Clinton campaign makes a stink. Hillary made a speech tonight that just proved to me how pathological she is. She said she won Michigan. Hillary has got to be crazy. I will never vote for a Clinton.

Tara   March 4th, 2008 11:28 pm ET

I think there is a problem with the caucuses too. I also think it's a problem that Florida and Michigan's primaries did not count. It wasn't the Democrats' fault in those states that their votes didn't count toward delegates. The state government decided that for us! Hillary SHOULD complain about those votes not being counted. I am a Floridian and voted in the Democratic primary (for Hillary). There was just a news story on tonight (locally) about how the losing candidate in Florida is actually the winner! Because our votes for Hillary didn't count, Obama is leading. If Hillary had our votes, she would be behind!

GEJ   March 4th, 2008 11:28 pm ET

TEXAS NEEDS TO DUE AWAY WITH THE CAUCUS. LET THE POPULAR VOTE DECIDE.ITS UNFAIR TO THE TEXANS

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