Michelle "Mean America" Obama will be showing off her new "bling" from Tiffany's soon!! Lol!! Keep DONATING folks…Michelle needs a new pair of shoes!!!!

I am supporting HIllary. If Obama gets the nomination, i will throw up. And vote for McCain…. he is a better choice!

Kim, you might as well vote McCain. Both McCain and Hillary are in the pockets of the same lobbiests for the Big Corporations that have sold our jobs overseas.

STOP THE BIAS CNN!! or should we ask "how many gold coins were you promised???

Obama on vacation to take away the stress! LOL!!!! That's it Obama RUN AWAY FROM YOUR PROBLEMS!!!! YEP, THAT WILL MAKE THEM GO AWAY!!!

STOP THE PRESSES!! - George W. Bush ….WE HAVE FOUND YOUR TWIN!!!!!!!!

Obama 08.

I look forward to the day Hillary is out of the race so we can move forward and win the White House.

Phil T.
NH

Maybe if she continues, Obama can do less dmg control/return fire instigated from her group and both can get back to discussing the issues (which she says are so important to talk about… so talk about them and stop with this smack talking I'm always reading about!)

Obama/Edwards
Obama/Pelosi
Obama/Clinton
Obama/Gore
Obama/Richardson

As the Hillary Campaign heads toward the end of the Season and toward the Football seasons Playoffs. The Clinton Campaign team has NOT WON ENOUGH games (DELEGATES) to WIN a chance to play in the Super bowl. PERIOD!

Just as NO Referee or NFL Managers WILL NOT override a team that HAS WON enough games (DELEGATES) to play in the super bowl and instead replace that WINING TEAM with a Team that has lost. NOR will the Super delegates remove Obama the WINNER with Hillary the LOSER.

Faced with that Hillary should be jockeying for a position in the Obama Administration instead of praising McCain and wanting the Super delegates to do a disastrous act for the Democratic Party.

This RACE uproar was Hillary’s LAST good spades in a Card game of spades analogy. Once that is done in a Spades Card Game and the other team Obama has ALL the SPADES. All players usually call the game by throwing in the cards why waist the time. GAME OVER!!

I'm a white guy, never been to Rev. Wright's church, and have no particular reason to support him. But Wright is being railroaded. Fair is fair, unfair is unfair, and the way Wright is being treated is unfair, based on the sermons that have been cited as being controversial.

Hillary supporters should do a write-in campaign on behalf of her.

Hillary all the way!

McCain, 2008

If he wants "unity" then why attend a "separatist church"??

Hillary has already crossed the isle with some very conservative GOPers'?? So why does BHO try to make it seem as though noone else has crossed-the-isle before?? He is one SELFISH man!

Obama's present tactic is to turn the campaign personal. This works for him for the following reasons:

1) Hillary will always looks worse than he will. Bill Clinton, no matter what he says, will be demonized by the Obama camp (i.e., "McCarthy" comment). The Obama camp hopes that voters will remember the partisan politics of the 90's and therefore not want to vote for Hillary (and the "blue dress" comment was no accident). Of course, what the Obama camp will not tell you is that during the 90's more bi-partisan policies were successful than during any other administration in modern times.

2) With an acrimonious tenor, the Obama camp is trying to convince Democrats that there is no way to have a Clinton/Obama ticket or an Obama/Clinton ticket. The Obama camp feels they are losing votes to Hillary because people think Hillary will select Obama as a running mate anyway. The Obama camp wants people he and she can't work together. Of course, that's silly (i.e., Reagan/Bush).

Make no mistake of this, whenever Hillary comes out with some sort of policy statement, the Obama campaign will not debate it, rather they will attack her personnally. Whenever Bill says something (no matter how innocent) they will attempt to demonize him. THIS is their strategy.

The Obama camp is concerned about Pennsylvania and the rest of the primaries left. If they lose Penn, WV, NC, and Indiana, they know that in the end the pledged delegate count will be about 50 to 100 delegates between the two. That is no mandate. As a result, the superdelegates will come in and discuss who can best beat McCain. Whether the Obama supporters like it or not, that's Hillary. Without Hillary, the elderly voters go to McCain (as do Hispanic voters). With Obama, Independents split with McCain, and the "moderate" Republicans go to McCain. The "dream ticket" is Clinton and Obama, because that's the only way the Democratic house is unity — which is the only way to beat McCain.

In politics LOYALTY is EVERYTHING in POLITICS. AND the Clintons were very very loyal to Richardson! Richardson wants so badly to be VP or a member of Obama cabinet. Obama will give $450,000 to pay off Richardson's campaign debt as well…. $$$$ talk and so do Richardson's political ambtions.

Wheather you are for Obama or Clinton, NONE of US CAN TRUST Richardson from this point on. HE LACKS LOYALTY.

Those of you who say you will vote for McCain if your candidate doesn't get the nom are probably republican anyway. Perhaps you thought you might vote democrat because you realize what a mess the repubs have made of our country and realize what a mistake it was to put the Bush administration in power. So vote republican, if you wish, your vote is not needed, and it won't help the other side, McBush doesn't have any chance of taking the presidency.

Sen. Obama has made a touchstone of his campaign for the presidency that it is not so much experience that counts, but rather judgment. While experience is much more important than he would have the electorate believe, he is right to focus on judgment as a critical factor in the determination as to whom should be our next president.

If Sen. Obama is the Democratic nominee, as he very well may be, then voters in November should ask themselves not how good his speech was, but rather what kind of judgment has he actually exhibited with respect to the deeply divisive views of the Rev. Wright.

Many, if not most of Hillary's supporters WILL not vote for him- just because we do not believe he is the right person for the job.

Loyalty to the party, after all the insults and all the vicious attacks made by the Obama campaign, is a fairy tale.

We will have loyalty to our beliefs, our conscience, our country and our Candidate- before loyalty to a party that disenfranchised its own members. The DNC had damaged the democratic party and some of us will never come back after this rigged primary.

I admire Hillary for calling for unity, but I'll only come back if she wins the nomination. Otherwise, I will stand in solidarity with my fellow democrats in Florida and Michigan who were stripped of their vote.
My suggestions to Hillary Dems: Write in her name, switch party affiliation or, as a bad last resort vote for McCain if you believe in him. But we can not encourage the DNC to pre-elect the nominee and to disenfranchise the Democrats by voting for Obama in the end.

Even if you wanted to initially, you can not condone the actions of the DNC and the democratic elite. They will not even allow the super delegates to do what they were created to DO.

Obama has dug his own grave with his dishonesty, his hypocrisy, his sense of superiority and his disdain for the Clintons and the country.

I thought that once. Now I'm just going to vote Obama anyway - as a write-in. I once thought I could vote Clinton or Obama, but when she kept quiet about the absurdity of the whole Rev Wright issue even when she knew her husband considered him a spiritual leader of importance as well, I decided I could not fill in that bubble. I can't vote for McCain, so I'll just stick with the best person for the job.

GA