If an obama tells someone in an informal off the record conversation her true feelings, you can't begrudge her that... it just shouldn't have been said if they were going to be published.

You think Clinton never bad mouths Obama in private.

The remarks are also very very accurate.

printing this information is going to hurt the newspaper for future interviews.

In short, shouldn't have been said ON THE RECORD, but if she thought she was off the record and said something conversationally to someone with the expectation of it being private, then you can't give her too hard a time for the comments alone. Obama CAN give her a hard time though for being stupid enough to let this happen

An obscure lady in another country calls Hillary a monster who will stoop at nothing to win and that's considered controversial? C'mon, CNN, how much is the Clinton campaign paying you?

Why not report the news and admit the obvious: After trying to cheat her way into winning delegates in two states the DNC disqualified, after saying her fellow party member is less qualified to be President than the opposing party's nominee, after deceiving gullible voters in Ohio that she plans to "fix" NAFTA, after claiming to be the "most vetted" candidate after placing a moat around her campaign and refusing to release her tax records and all evidence of her so-called involvement in Bill Clinton's campaign, after allowing her toady to compare Obama to Kenneth Starr, SHE IS A MONSTER.

Stop trying to create controversy when there is none, and wake me up when you're ready to go back to being unbiased.

–D

She didn't fire any of the people that were caught spreading the Muslim Terrorist e-mail.

While I disagree with the negative attacks and name-calling (Power calling Clinton a "Monster"), if Clinton supporters want Power removed from the Obama campaign, then Ken Wolfson should be removed from the Clinton campaign for his remarks regarding "Obama imitating Ken Starr".

We have to allow our candidates (and their supporters) some room for error. Sometimes our mouths say things that once we hear them said, we try to use better wording. Give Power a break, she tried to retract it immediately after she said it. This is just like the Michelle Obama statement about "this is the first time she is proud of the US".

Let's look at the REAL ISSUES that Americans are concerned about, and the SOLUTIONS these candidates have for these issues.

With hindsight, the US media will see what happened before the South Carolina Primaries for what it was: Obama's supporters perverting the words of Hillary and the former President, to play the race card to their greatest advantage – to the great detriment of race relations in America for years to come.

The chickens (Resko, NAFTA, etc etc) can't come home to roost fast enough, as far as I'm concerned!

I wasted my vote on Obama. I took a chance on the inspirational new type of forward thinking politician- and got WORSE than those he rails against.

I'm hopeful there are enough PENDING votes out there to re-enfranchise Clinton.

What a rigged political process- oprah trying to sway and buy him votes, the silly silly season in politics of the celebrity bandwagon. I no longer respect the Kennedys for trying to sway the electorate.

Please let it NOT be too late

Better yet, STOP acting like a monster in the first place!

Divide and conquer, triangulate, take away social safety net from the poorest - that's the way of the Clintons. And do you remember how secretive she was during the whole healthcare thing? Hillary is the Democrats' Nixon, it's as plain as day. Reject and denounce her, people, while it's not too late.

And this small-states-don't-matter policy of the Clintons - you can almost hear them say "flyover country". I hate that, it's so snobbish, yuck.

I voted for Bill twice and used to live in the small states for a long while, too, so this "only-big-states-matter" line is a huge letdown for me. Oh, and look how far the democrats got with it - 2 straight defeats in the general election! Wow, what a smart strategy, aren't we all amazed by it the third time around.

The Clintons ARE monsters. Cold, calculating monsters who sold out for Saudi sheiks's millions just like the Bushes did. A plague on both their houses.

Vote for Obama.

and they did not apologize!!!

A reprimand will be adequate. The personal attacks are not necessary.

However, I must say that I have used the term "monster" as referencing someone who is relentless and tenacious.

For example, my brother was a monster on the court tonight.

But I guess since Clinton has been so negative, the monster imagery rings too close to home.

Obama is a better person than she is. Plain and simple. And he'll make a better leader of the free world.

Obama '08!

I guess you can add that to the list of things Hillary is being called.

A Harvard Professor that can't count the number of states Clinton has won? Oh, that's okay, she can read the minds of Mississippi, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, and likely Michigan and Florida voters!

P.S. Has he fired her yet?

We had a chance to have the issues discussed in an intelligent, substantive way, and that's just not going to happen now that Hillary is getting her way. Count me one disgusted successful, female, feminist, life-long Democrat who will be voting for McCain if Hillary gets the nomination. I for one am sick to death of the Clintons and their ilk.. Do we really want to see four years of mud wrestling with Hillary in the ring???

Stay above the fray, Senator Obama. She keeps harping about foreign policy experience – how much national level experience did her husband have before he left a governorship for the White House? What kind of representative would she be to Muslim nations after demonizing Islam and trying to force a fellow candidate over and over again to prove he is not Muslim?

Should they have "rejected" the comment to satisfy Hillary?