But... Imagine where Hillary would be today if she tried the media darling approach.

She is basically at 50%- with the media bashing her and no celebrity fest to boost her star appeal

Obama is the man.

Doesn't anyone think that between the:
1) "Moveon.org" endorsement,
2) the most liberal (or nearly the most liberal) voting record in the Senate
3) The Kennedy endorsement, or
4) The Hollywood and Oprah endorsement

that somewhere in there is the kiss of death?? This liberal agenda will kill the Dems asJohn McCain is too moderate and pulls too many independents. Americans are looking for an effective moderate that can work with liberals and conservatives.

I can almost hear the advertisements the Republicans will be playing on the airwaves in the Fall!!

John McCain can finish the job in Iraq and get us out of there! He can get us off foreign oil, and he can bring true BIPARTISANSHIP to Washington.

McCain/ Romney 08

Actors who think they "speak for the country" make me sick!

It's funny how Hillary keeps saying not to disenfranchise Florida and Michigan while claiming most of the other states don't matter. She's hard to trust.

Nothing!

OBAMA will still have more delegates NO MATTER WHAT!

CLINTON WILL NOT WIN!!!

OBAMA 08

Obama is a Uniter and he is showing the nation what a true politican should be. A man that can bring all people together. You don't need experience to bring people together you just have to have common sense and good judgement.

If I could say something to Hillary it would be

" HILLARY THE NATION DOES NOT NEED ANOTHER BULLY"

Brenda
A white, 37 year old mother from California

Mona, the "Yes We Can" video is what led to Nicholson/Reiner's video. And this isn't Obama, this is MoveOn. And stop "xeroxing" Hillary's lame jokes.

Now when a celebrity is not well thought-of. That is another
story.

Great endorsers for Barack Obama!!!! Now, that is exciting.

To the Obama supporters, was it really that bad in our country when Bill Clinton was president? For some reason I remember it being pretty great.

Sen. Obama has won more states, more delegates and more votes than Sen. Clinton. That's not spin or a lie. It's FACT. He is in NO way arrogant like Clinton supporters have said. He is not a racist, nor a liar, nor a cheat, nor any of the hateful names people have called him. If you ask ANY person in office today, they will each tell you that he is a highly respected Senator, across the aisles. He works with everyone, and gets along with everyone, not just Democrats. He is well liked, personally and professionally. The things said about him by people who have never met him or haven't bothered to research him, is astonishing. We all know Sen. Clinton and former President Bill Clinton, so we all know (or should know) the history of this couple. The things they were accused of (and I voted for Bill TWICE), it turns out, were all true. They just couldn't make the charges stick because of the thick layer of politics in Washington. The stuff was true, every story, every accusation, and every indictment or government investigation. True. All true. I didn't decide on Obama until I looked up his policies and accomplishments. HE HAS A LOT OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS; VERY, VERY IMPRESSIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Please seek and you shall find.

Now I am not going to bash Clinton supporters because they are all fellow Democrats. I thought I was going to be a supporter until I learned of Obama. I loved what he had to say, then I researched him. I read the good, bad and ugly. I still liked what I saw. It's similar to when you first meet someone and you get this feeling deep down that the person has a good spirit; a good heart. Then to find out from people you respect that he actually does have a good spirit and a good hear. Equipped with what I heard, what I saw, and what I researched, I made my decision in favor of Sen. Obama. The Clintons past did come into my mind, and the hours and hours of drama on the evening news, and morning news, and noon news. It was just everywhere, permeating the airwaves, and it was filthy, and ugly, and vile. I decided against it, and I definitely didn't feel up to defending that mess. I've never been an "enabler" for anyone, and refuse to start now.

This race is so ugly and we should ALL try to keep it civil, and keep the ugliness down to a whisper. I mean, everything that we say will be used against either one of the Democratic candidates, and the media isn't on our side.

I am in support of Sen. Obama's policies, not just his speeches (which are moving, no doubt). But I see much more in his character and integrity, not to mention his obvious intelligence. Take the initiative and take a peek at his state legislature accomplishments. They tell a world of stories of good for people, all across the spectrum, covering all kinds of issues. His earmarks, released today on his website, are also telling. Please just take a moment and look (nobody has to know that you went over to his site to learn about the man) to see for yourself what he has done for his state, then go to the Library of Congress website and look up both senators and compare their work. Sen. Obama has over 870 some different bills and/or resolutions since becoming a Senator. That's how you can make an informed decision on who would work the hardest for us. Find out the truth, not the spin, and I'm talking about both candidates' websites. I'm not saying that either is lying or spinning on their site, but I am saying to check out a website that is not affiliated with them.

Please be open about these Democratic primaries, and please try to be kinder to your fellow Democrats. We will need each other to win back the White House. McCain has promised to keep things just as they are and that's not a good picture in my mind. We are currently in a serious recession (depression even), and the White House has yet to call it what it is. McCain is lockstep with the Bush Administration, and that's not where we want to be. We want to move this country to a better place – a place we can all be proud of. That goes for all supporters for both candidates. It doesn't help either candidate when their supporter is in public (online for the world to see) spewing ugliness and hate. Just keep this in mind the next time you post online, and stop falling for the spin from these news sites. They do not have our best interest in mind. Their interests lie in the almighty DOLLAR so please just know that when you read these political blogs, etc. Sift through the BS and find the truth of the matter because the media is not interested in giving you the truth. Some things I read make me happy and some make me mad, and I'm sure it's the same way on the Clinton side, but don't believe everything as it is written. CNN and their competition are NOT the gospel. They are people trying to earn a living, and some "spin it" to make things a big more interesting; to keep you coming back for more. Know their game and you'll find yourself better informed.

Democrat '08! YES WE CAN!

If she wins Pennsylvania (what will that make, 3 states she's won?), then she will pick up a few delegates. In Pennsylvania, she won't have the benefit of Republicans voting for her as she did in Texas (where she recorded an overall loss). So if she does win, she will pick up a few delegates, and yet another state will be ticked off.

She needs an OVERWHELMING majority of the rest of the votes in order to win the nomination, so what will happen is, Clinton will continue her Rovian campaign, but will still lose. The end.

I thought they had more sense than this.

I can't give up Oprah, couldn't stand her to begin with.

Obama is not "xeroxing" anything! Celebrities starting making videos for him first! So get your facts right before making false statements!

Jack Nicholson made his little video like about two weeks ago, and it was only because Bill Clinton called him and asked him to do it...you can check out his interview at mtv.com.

A great Democratic ticket for the fall will be Obama and Richardson.

They are puppets, these over-paid actors are doing just that- acting.

There is only one candidate who will end the war before 2013, there is only one candidate who understands the economy, there is only one candidate who will lower taxes, there is only one candidtate who will restore our prestige in the world.

And the MSM didn't pick him...

Ron Paul is telling the truth- you have to just listen.

She is so far behind in delegates she has no mathematical hope of winning.

The only reason she is in the race at this point is to help John McCain, since he is way too old to go for two terms. Electing McCain gives Hillary another shot in 2012 but if Obama wins there won't be an opening until 2016 and by that time she'll be too old herself.

good riddance. if they don't want to be americans, they can leave today.

It was not about the support of Damen & Affleck, but about a project created by MoveOn.org–an organization with 3.2 million members which backs Senator Obama. MoveOn is asking its members to create a 30-second video. Senator Obama is not even involved in this. So comments such as "Obama sure is bringing out the braintrust," or "Obama [is] zeroxing" just show that the readers did not read the article, or are unwilling (incapable?) or reading with comprehension.

I agree with Long-term Memory. I am not sufficiently impressed with Hollywood to take their advice on who to vote for. Still not sure which is the best of the two, and I won't find out this way.

Hillary supporters will claim it means the campaign has turned a corner again, and then, once again, Obama will go on to win the next several states.