March 25, 2008
Posted: 02:17 PM ET

GREENSBURG, Pennsylvania (CNN) – Hillary Clinton on Tuesday pushed back against recent speculation by pundits and Democratic insiders that her chances of securing the Democratic nomination are quickly diminishing.

"I know there are some in Washington, and some in the media, who want this race to be over," she said to a loud chorus of boos at a town hall meeting here.

"There are some who think we don't need to hear the voices of people in Pennsylvania or Indiana or North Carolina or Montana or any of the other states that haven't had their chance to vote," she said. "Well I disagree."

Clinton did not mention Michigan and Florida, the two states in which her campaign has been advocating for primary re-votes, using a similar argument that their voices deserve to be heard in the nominating process.

"Everyone's voices should count. We still have 10 contests and millions of people to go, and with Pennsylvania's help, I believe I will be the Democratic nominee for president."

– CNN Political Producer Peter Hamby

Filed under: Hillary Clinton • Pennsylvania


vanchava   March 25th, 2008 2:21 pm ET

NEW POLL

OBAMA LEAD BY 21 IN NORTH CAROLINA

YAY

Deborah   March 25th, 2008 2:22 pm ET

WE DON'T WANT YOU HILLARY GO HOME

ADDITIONALLY, REGARDING BOSNIA YA DID NOT MISS SPEAK

YA LIED!!!! YA LIED!!!!! YA LIED!!!!!

NC4Obama   March 25th, 2008 2:22 pm ET

If Clinton had wraped this up on Super Tuesday like she thought she would, she wouldn't be talking about "everyone's voices"….she's such a liar….

fred   March 25th, 2008 2:22 pm ET

GO HILLARY!!

GO HILLARY!!

YES WE WILL!!!

Qin   March 25th, 2008 2:23 pm ET

I like the Chinese way of doing things, and i like what Obama and his suppoters are saying, that Hillary should withdraw from the race.
In China, we'd have made Hillary withdraw from the race forcefullly two months earlier just after the super-Tuesday!!
Hillary's supporters will say that it is un-democratic to stop the process of primary election right in the middle, as the contest is close.
My argument just like every Obama supporters feel is what is the need of that kind of democracy and free speech right, when it causes only more infighting, anarchy, division and diverts the attention of the people from the main issues.
We need Chinese kind of democracy, not this Hillary's way of democracy, where every person's vote needs to matter, but at the cost of peoples sanity!!!

Truth   March 25th, 2008 2:24 pm ET

Hillary most people want you to concede because your campaign is destroying the democratic party. Think before you tell the next lie!!

Was McCain, now Obama

Charles Hardeman   March 25th, 2008 2:24 pm ET

why is everyone blaming hillary for splitting the party?

is was BARACK who said it wasnt enough to just change parties. IT WAS BARACK WHO MADE IT ALL ABOUT HIM. IT WAS BARACK WHO SNATCHED TO BATON FRON CLINTON, HE'S RAN WITH IT, NOW HE'S WALKING WITH IT, AND HE WILL STUMBLE.

lets stop and put this man and his candidacy in perspective, please.

LatinoNation   March 25th, 2008 2:25 pm ET

The Media and the DC insides like Obama can say what they will, Latinos will continue to support Sen. Clinton and she should keep going ! Why does the media continue to just say the Obamas biggest support are Balckas and Clintons are Older Females ! Clinton has a strong support among Latinos so why are you so afraid to tell the country that CNN ??????

William Jefferson   March 25th, 2008 2:25 pm ET

Every vote should count as long as it's for me - Hillary

Ray   March 25th, 2008 2:25 pm ET

GO AWAY OBAMA GIRL!!! YOU'RE MAKING A FOOL OF YOURSELF!!

HILLARY '08!!!

J From GA   March 25th, 2008 2:25 pm ET

Sounds like Hucklebee in review. But she is right this is a democracy. But probably saying things like small states do not matter would lend more credibility to trying to be more like Mike.

Rick in Florida   March 25th, 2008 2:26 pm ET

DREAM ON, HILLARY. YOUR THIRST FOR POWER MEANS THAT EVERYONE IS EXPENDABLE, EVEN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND ITS CHANCES TO WIN IN NOVEMBER. BUT WE'VE ALL COME TO EXPECT NOTHING BUT SELFISHNESS + SELF-AGGRANDIZEMENT FROM YOU AND BILL, SO WE AREN'T SURPRISED. GIVE IT UP.

tomdavie   March 25th, 2008 2:26 pm ET

Take it to the convention Hillary. Do NOT let Kennedy, Kerry and Pelosi FORCE an unelectable empty suit into the nomination.

Obama cannot win the general election now. He couldnt before the wright scandal anyways. He won with caucus's that he cant duplicate in the general election. He won red states he cannot win in the general election.

But now he is surely toast. The clinton democrats will NOT support this guy . No matter what rhetoric Hillary says to support him if he is the nominee.

We all know President Clinton wont endorse him. We hear it almost every day.

Cathy   March 25th, 2008 2:26 pm ET

RULES ARE RULES

Elected delegates, just like appointed ones, can switch sides if they want to at the convention. It has happend every time we have ever had a nominee elected at the convention.

If we are going to follow the rules on Florida and Michigan, and not let the voters choice count, we can sure follow the rules on elected delegates too, and let them choose who they want at the convention.

Hanging Chad   March 25th, 2008 2:26 pm ET

If you say it loud enough and long enough, it DOESN'T become the truth!

Tosha-Atlanta, GA   March 25th, 2008 2:27 pm ET

What is unfair is that you are taking donations from hardworking citizens when gas prices are booming knowing full well you have no chance of winning. Please concede and unite the Democratic Party.

Corey   March 25th, 2008 2:27 pm ET

I agree with Obama-Girl! Give it up Hill! Stop living in a fantasy world! Furthermore, stop the LIES! It has become apparent that you actually believe them. Just pitiful. HOW LOW CAN YOU GO?!?

Darth Vadik, CA   March 25th, 2008 2:27 pm ET

What the heck?
Pledged delegates can change their votes?
Is she trying to blackmail delegates into switching votes?
Lying about NAFTA, SCHIP program, Bosnia trip, and God knows what else.
What is this woman's problem?

Get over it Hillary, and real fast. Obama beat you after everything you try to throw at him.

Except it and move on otherwise there is a 10 year depression in your future. The same goes for all of you Clintonistas. Get over it.

Enrique   March 25th, 2008 2:27 pm ET

You are losing Hillary and you will lose. You'll lose this year and in 2012.

Tex   March 25th, 2008 2:28 pm ET

Hillary "Rove" Clinton has now given her disillusioned delegates permission to switch to Obama. Today's latest Gallup Poll shows Obama leading HRC. That comes as no surprise to anyone who is sick of her negative, divisive and polarizing campaign. People see her "misspeak" as just the tip of the iceberg as the media research her so-called experience. Her approval and condoning of Carville's attack on Hispanic Governor Bill Richardson is just the latest on a long list of dirty smear campaign tactics of the old politics.

JJ in NY   March 25th, 2008 2:28 pm ET

hillary is whistling in the graveyard….. and still whining that it's OK to change the rules at any time in order for her to avoid losing . How utterly pathetic she is . The nation is tired of the clintons and wish she would just go away……………… FAR AWAY !

Jen   March 25th, 2008 2:28 pm ET

CONSIDERING WHAT IS COMING OUT ABOUT OBAMA LATELY, I THINK THAT A NUMBER OF DELEGATES ARE NOT FEELING TOO COMFORTABLE NOW. DO THEY REALLY WANT SOMEONE AS A NOMINEE WHO SUPPORTS BIGOTRY IN HIS CHURCH AND BY HIS MENTOR, WHO IS SUPPOSE TO BE A TEACHER A GUIDE. WELL, WE NOW KNOW WHAT HE TAUGHT OBAMA AND HOW HE GUIDED HIM. AND OBAMA'S SPEACH SAID HOW WE NEED TO ADDRESS THE ISSUES OF RACIST, BUT HE NEVER SAID WRIGHT WAS WRONG TO SAY ALL HE DID. HE PUTS THE BLAME ON WHITEY. HEAVEN HELP THE DEMS IF HE GETS NOMINATED AND HEAVEN HELP AMERICA IF HE GETS ELECTED. HE WILL SET AMERICA BACK 50 YEARS IN THE EYES OF THE WORLD.

wood burns   March 25th, 2008 2:28 pm ET

Hillary,

don't forget the majority of Democratic voters want this race to be over. You lost. Stop lying about your record. We don't need to hear your voice anymore. That's all we're saying.

Darth Vadik, CA   March 25th, 2008 2:29 pm ET

You are either for me or against me is not a policy.

We won't let you nuke the Democratic party.

Fed Up with DNC   March 25th, 2008 2:29 pm ET

This is a mess!!! If Clinton manages to steal this nomination, I promise you that I am done with the democratic party all together.

This primary season has had an historic turnout in every state. Many people stood in line for hours just to vote for a candidate of their choice. If the plegded delegates are not binding, what is the point of the primaries? We could have saved tax payer dollars and sit home and watch the democratic party pick the nominee.

Instead of the primary, they should go straight to the convention. Barack Obama campaigned hard for his votes and his wins are reflective of that. He was going against the establishment candidate. If he loses this nomination, it is a clear message to the American Democrats that their votes don't matter.

If Obama does not win this nomination, the democratic will be very fractured, and may never recover. Also, I know that McCain will win because I like many others will cross that party line and vote for him.

Former Hillary Supporter   March 25th, 2008 2:29 pm ET

Apparently, the people who haven't voted yet should be heard. But people who already voted, their voices should be changed to be in favor of me. Isn't that a bit of a contradiction? You can't have it both ways.

dres   March 25th, 2008 2:29 pm ET

According to Hillary those States dont even matter….

Ravi   March 25th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

The longer Sen. Clinton stays in this race, the greater a liability she will become for the Democratic party. Her only two options for winning now rest on a combination of poaching Sen. Obama's pledged delegates and pressing superdelegates to overturn what will likely be a lead in pledged delegates to Sen. Obama.

I somehow don't think that will go down too well with the electorate come November. Then again, the Clinton's don't seem to fussed about the integrity of the Democratic party.

justobserve   March 25th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

Delusional! She doesn't care about voters or the party. What she cares about is her entitlement for a third term presidency. She is preparing for 2012! The superdelegates who are still sitting on the fence argueing about Obama's inelectability missed the points: he has been electable to have won over the "inevitable" and made her cling to the race for her dear life! She will stamp her feet until those superdelegates bend to her will or they would be called Judas. Hillary is Jesus? Delusional!

BSR Houston   March 25th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

Hiliary should STOP! Finally she has told a lie bid enough for her supporters with their heads in the sand to hear. Anyone who has ever been shot at does not misstate facts surrounding the incident. This is not the 1st big lie she's told; she's been lying the whole time. WAKE UP, PEOPLE! NO MORE LIES!

Go OBAMA!

HP Boston   March 25th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

Why is the media shoving OBAMA down our throats??

What new bomb is going to explode in BO'S campaign, always in a hurry to say he won, NOT!

Wright and all the Rezco stuff is just percolating…lets go to the end.

If BO were down a few states and delegates he would be crying and whining and SOBBING!

Never will I vote for that crybaby!

Ben, College Park, MD   March 25th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

This is outrageous! Someone tells this liar that she is not entitled to the presidency. She is making us loose the race.

SHE SHOULD QUIT.

Obama for America.

t-bone   March 25th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

How could Obama stay at that church when he heard and saw so much WRONG?

Bad Judgment?

Why would Hillary stay with Bill after he kept having affair after affair after affair?

Bad Judgment?

No, she knew her only qualification for being President was being the first lady.

Jim   March 25th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Hillary is right and she is going to get the nomination.

Obama doesn't want the race to go on now that's why he is blocking Florida and Michigan from revoting.

On to victory Hillary!!!

George   March 25th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Bill Richardson called it right, the Clintons clearly think that the presidency is an entitlement. She will never quit until she damages the Democratic Party. This scorched earth approach speaks to her character and integrity. Ms.Clinton is in a word, "DISGUSTING"! Wouldn't the switching of pledged delegates undermine the democratic process and disenfranchise the votes they represent?

gerard morei   March 25th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

She should stay in the race, millions of Americans want her to be our President because she is the most qualified for that job. In the end she will win it all.
Latinos for Hillary!!!!

Hopeful for Hillary   March 25th, 2008 2:32 pm ET

The media has taken an unfair side in this whole thing. They have been wrong with their predications before. I think this should play out until the convention is over.

The party needs to stand behind the one who has a chance to win the general election, the one with some political moxy, experience, not the one who give a good speech.

Alex H   March 25th, 2008 2:32 pm ET

Hillary, you say everyone's voice should count but you don't think everyone's voice should matter do you… no, let me explain.

You, as well as a supporter of yours, Senator Evan Bayh, said that since she won all the electoral college big states she should be the nominee.

So what you want to tell us is that all of the Obama states have been counted and now they don't matter. Hypocrisy.

Hillary, you have also, since the 2000 electoral destruction of Al Gore, been heartily AGAINST the electoral college… so why do you use it now? Because it benefits you now. Hypocrisy.

CNN if you think I'm wrong then go ahead and delete my comment like you always do, you've done it all day. But you know I'm right!

sacto joe   March 25th, 2008 2:32 pm ET

"Everyone's voices should count". Except, of course, all the Obama supporters and LIKELY Obama supporters who never got to vote in Michigan and Florida.

How are you going to count them, Hillary?

Of course, actually getting the votes counted is not your intent. This is all a fig leaf to cover your real plan, which is to get the non-elected delegates to vote for you by saying you "won" Florida and Michigan, and therefore really "won" the popular vote!

I'm on to you, Hillary. You're out to steal the popular vote mantle from Obama.

And that, lady, makes you just another politician.

bernadette   March 25th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

she really means "I will be the Democratic nominee' or else I will destroy the Democratic party! She and her husband have shown in this campaign they truly will stop at nothing to crown her. What a shameful , shameless pair!

Chelsa   March 25th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

Mom, give it up. You lost. Why are you destroying the entire party just to have your way? And please tell dad he is doing you more harm than good. By the way, there was no sniper fire. This was a new low even for you. I'm changing my vote to Obama.

NOBAMA   March 25th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

Go Hillary! Don't stop fighting for us!

CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT!

RH   March 25th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

I truly do not understand this. She hears and acknowledges the calls for her to withdraw but completely ignores the rationale behind them. Somebody throw a calculator at this woman. She is either truly deluded, or holds an abysmally low opinion of her supporters and, indeed, Americans in general.

DILLY   March 25th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

CLINTON IS HOLDING OUT AS LONG AS POSSIBLE WHILE TRYING TO FIND ANYWAY TO UNDERMINE OBAMA AT ANY COST. SHE DIDN'T EVEN WIN MICHM\N. FLORIDA, OR PROBABLY EVEN TEXAS. SHE IS ATTEMPTING TO BLOCK THE RESULTS OF THE TEXAS CAUCUS UNTIL THIS SUMMER SO SHE CAN KEEP SAYING SHE WON. NOW SHE IS BRING UP REV. WRIGHT AGAIN, STATING SHE WOULD HAVE LEFT THE CHURCH. WHY DIDN'T SHE LEAVE BILL FOR HAVING SEX IN OUR WHITE HOUSE. WHAT DOES SHE THINK THAT DID TO HER DAUGHTER? "LET HE [SHE] WHO IS WITHOUT SIN…."

Niky   March 25th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

Echoes from Huckabee speeches… waiting for a miracle.

Realistic   March 25th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

It is all about Hillary, not about the good of the country. But with her latest Bosnia exaggeration being exposed, it is clear that she has absolutely no credibility (which, being a Clinton, everbody pretty much knew from the beginning anyhow) and is quickly fading to the role of the Mike Huckabee of the Democratic primary, i.e., merely an annoyance — no real shot at winning.

Mary   March 25th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

Mrs. Clinton:…You will not be the nominee for president…You have blatently lied about your experience, you have disregarded & disrespected the popular vote, the majority of delegates counted…Your desperation is screaming at us and even the ones who started out supporting you have had enough of your antics..It's time to say 'goodbye and good luck' and we will wish you the same.

Chris-Seattle   March 25th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

Whatever! If America wasn't so impressionable by the whatever the latest smear tactic of the day is you'd be history! I think the ploy to shed a negative light on Obama from Rev. Wright's sermons is in some respect backfiring on the republican & democratic mud slingers! Some have viewed Obama's response as very touching, diplomatic & satisfying! While some are still questioning Obamas affiliation, those are the folks that probably think this war in Iraq was justified and America has never done wrong by anyone and should be loved and revered by all the world and if they don't like us just blow them away with bombs or hatred! I will say that in order for HRC to win she would need landslide victories in every primary left and she would also need all the super delegates to sway her way! Wake me up when hell freezes over!

Obama 08!

Julia   March 25th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

Good for her. It's a democratic process. If she were behind by humdreds of votes and didn't carry any states, it would be different. They should both keep going. We have the GOP on the run!!!!

Cheryl   March 25th, 2008 2:35 pm ET

Fat chance of that Billary!! Nobody wants a deceitful evil politician like you. Do us all a favor and GET OUT!! Oh by the way we don't want you in NY either. Will you stop at nothing to get the nomination?

Obama 08

Larry Buchas   March 25th, 2008 2:35 pm ET

You will never make it, Hillary.

Your negative polling is way too high and the longer you stay in the race….the more mudslinging.

I'm not happy with it either but you lost this race in February and those delegates are not swinging your way.

Max   March 25th, 2008 2:35 pm ET

Sometimes I believe I can fly but unfortunately belief is not enough to make it so.

Ken, Austin TX   March 25th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

I think it's funny that she didn't mention Michigan or Florida, though those two states have been her main argument for the past few weeks. She sure is quick to conveniently forget them. Now that the final word has pretty much come down that those two states delegates are not going to be counted, she has just moved on to her next targets: North Carolina, Montana, etc. Pituful.

Yvonne   March 25th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

What a delusional loon!

No More Pillows   March 25th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

Everyone knows that in November, a Democratic president WILL win the White House. It is something that just can't be messed up. It is in the bag. The reason that the Democratic nomination is taking so long, and rightfully so, is because Americans KNOW that whichever candidate wins the party endorsement, that that person WILL BE the next president. John McCain is just a sideshow speed bump. The real presidential election is taking place right now.

Let's just hope Americans get it right. My vote is for a woman on top!

maya   March 25th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

Neither Obama nor Clinton has enough- or will likely have enough at the end- to secure the nomination. Period. That's the bottom line. That's why Hillary is still in this and deserves to still be in this. Electing a president is an important process- this isn't voting for American Idol. We need to let this play out until we get the BEST candidate for the job.

Channell from Boston   March 25th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

Well, I agree that the remaining states should not be counted out. I think both campaigns should tone down the animosity between them and campaign on the issues and try and end on a cordial note. The odds are against Hillary but it is her right to stay in the race, but I also think it is her obligation to the Democratic Party to help ensure their chances of winning the White House.

Hillary 2008   March 25th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

What's wrong with media?? With all Obama's supporters?

How dare you guys ask her to drop out? What do you guys worry about?

Go Hillary 2008! We are behind you!

Josh   March 25th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

I agree with her. Why does the DNC have primaries that go to the month of June if they don't want the primary season to last that long? The DNC is demented. It penalizes states that wanted to move up their primaries so their citizens could be counted and yet the leaders of this party want the the primary season to end now which means several other states will not have a say. This party is so confused as to what they want to do. Just sit back, relax and let the people of this country vote! Is that so difficult? If you wanted the primary season to end in February then you should have allowed every state to vote in January and not penalize states that wanted to move their date up. Some Democrats, the Obama campaign and this DNC are acting childish. Just because the Republican primary is over does not mean we must end ours. Let the people vote and let the people revote in MI and FL.

vera   March 25th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

Nobody likes a quitter! Thats why her supporter are sticking with her she doesn't give up she is the best candidate for change in fact she is the only one that is a change. The rest a men and they have been messing up this country long enough. Let a woman have a go at the presidency. Men are afraid to give her a chance cause they know she'll do a better job than they will.

Arkansas Undertaker   March 25th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

Lady get a clue. Stick a folk in it you are done. ITS OVER!!! WHy dont you just loose gracefully. NO WOMAN WILL EVER BE ELCETED AS U.S. PRESIDENT.

Get out and go home.

she LIES, Baltimore   March 25th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

Hillary Clinton has again raised the prospect that "pledged" delegates — those awarded based on election results — might still be considered up for grabs.

HOW TWO FACED CAN YOU SHE GET, GIVING ONE SPEACH SAYING THE PLEDGED DELEGATES DONT MATTER AND ANOTHER SAYING THAT EVERY STATE SHOULD COUNT.

Seriously I was one advocating "VOTE DEMOCRAT NO MATTER WHO" but she is really starting to p!$$ me off

I keep posting and it disapears you can't be serious CNN

Marie   March 25th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

Delusional. And it's starting to go beyond political posturing into the realm of the scary. Do we want a President who flat-out refuses to see reality?

Independent   March 25th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

What I find funny is how far she has come from being the inevitable candidate…months ago, it was Clinton who didn't care how the very people she supposedly does care about now vote.

I guess she just doesn't like her own medicine!

Darth Vadik, CA   March 25th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

OH THIS WOMAN.

TODAY SHE SAYS SHE WOULD HAVE LEFT THE CHURCH IF THAT GUY WRIGHT WAS HER PASTOR……..

OH YOU ……………

SHE IS INFURIATING, NOW THAT HER LIES ARE COMING OUT AND 3 WEEKS LATER SHE HAS THA GAUL TO COMMENT.

THIS IS A BIG MISTAKE BY HILLARY

Dan (TX)   March 25th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

Mathematically there is no way for either Obama or Clinton to secure the Democratic party nomination without SUPERDELEGATES.

If it isn't clear already, there is a near 50/50 split in the Democratic party over who should be the nominee. Hillary can hear all those voices and votes, but half of them won't be for her.

So what was the point of all of the primaries? Less than 800 special people known as superdelegates are going to make the decision for you - like it or not!

Chris-Seattle   March 25th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

BTW if this self serving, threesome loving, coat tail riding wannabe makes it as the democratic nominee I'll still vote for this lady and that's because I'm not that stupid that I'd want McCain in the White House! Lord help us if that happens!

Cindy   March 25th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

Yes Hillary you "misspoke", you misspoke about lots of things!!!! Your experience as listed on your resume is slowly whithering away to becoming non-consequential!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So as I have always known judgement over experience especially when one lies about theirs is what americans can COUNT on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hillary you're the one that bringing down the democratic party!!!!!!! Not Richardson, NOT Obama, NOT the news,.NOT the DNC only YOU!!!!!

Wise up Pennsylvanians—- she doesn't care about you or your state!!! SHE ONYL CARES ABOUT ONE THING WINNING EVEN IF SHE HAS TO PLAY DIRTY TO DO IT!!!!

Yolanda   March 25th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

Senator Clinton is right. As a Canadian, perhaps I have no right to comment. However, let me just say that for many people this primary season makes the US look very inefficient as far as elections are concerned. First, let me tell you that most people feel that caucuses are not an accurate (Texas is the best example) measure of the peoples will. In 2008, there must be better ways – like a primary. Furthermore, how can a country that often sends observers to so called third world countries to ensure their elections are done fairly and democratic, actually consider disfranchising the voters of Florida and Michigan? I don’t care who your candidate is, or whose fault the mess with Florida and Michigan is, those voters deserve to be heard. Anyone that says otherwise is not democratic. As much as it pains me to say, the democrats have gotten themselves into one heck of a mess, and we better get used to the sound of President McCain.

Robert in Toronto,ON   March 25th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

I cannot WAIT for the Superdelegates to step in and end this nonsense now. She has dragged this nomination on FAR too long and it's time to step away. Hillary Clinton is the definition of an "ungracious loser"

Wayne, Greenville TX   March 25th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

And with every lie you tell, Hillary, I believe that the Democratic nominee will be Barack Obama.

Mark   March 25th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

Anytime I hear pundits on TV say things like Hillary should step out, I get a revulsion in my stomach. I hope Jack is reading this. There are others issues out there to pose questions on other than Clinton. Be fair!

GiveUp   March 25th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

keep dreaming evil lady. My chances of winning the power ball is better than your chance of getting the Democratic nominee for president.

Joanna   March 25th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

Hillary 08! With Pennsylvania's help, She will be the Democratic nominee for president.

Jen in NH   March 25th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

Thank you Hillary for staying in this race! Obama should drop-out. Obama will never win in November. He is unelectable. The Rev. Wright controversy is too damaging. Obama is inexperienced and lacks any record of achievement in Washington. He won't win the general election. Plus, Hillary is currently ahead of Obama in electoral college votes. He won't win the swing states that Democrats need in November. Obama please drop-out and come back in eight years when you have some experience.

L.G   March 25th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

If it was an other country she will have it by a Coup d'etat. Or maybe she just wans to help her firend John by hopping to put Obama down.

isaiah   March 25th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

What The Democratic party needs is an honest candidate and it does not look like Senator Clinton can be honest.

Manuel TX   March 25th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

She's tough.

Keep fighting girl. :)

nicolas   March 25th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

How can she at the same time advocate for each vote to count, and then discard them all, saying that every delegate can change his mind and vote for her? She's just crazy…

Real Democrat (Scratch that) Real Independent   March 25th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

Ha… Her fate is sealed… and as a black man… I almost hate to say this but Obama's is almost sealed as well…

I'm so sick of this childish crap, I'm not voting for either of them.

McCain just might be getting my vote.

Hillary and this scorched earth, sour grapes thing is too much… America's inability to get over race has left a sour taste in my mouth and no matter what, the media will sabotage Obama's chances… So…

Forget about it Dems… Howard Dean the rest of Dem leadership - you suck! You shoulda kicked the Clinton's out awhile ago… I out.

FLORIDA Voter   March 25th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

And it continues…..

perseverence is great quality but at this point she seems to know that she will loose the nomincation and her only intent is to ensure that the democrats loose in November (by lengthening the current race).

Getting Mcain elected she believes will position her for a campaign run in 2012. Interestingly if she was such an inevitable candidate and lost 2008 how can she believe she will be viable in 2012.

At this point she will go through to the end and be the democrat that destroys the democratic party for next 20 years. For me…someone who loved the clintons this is just unfortunate… and I cant get my mind around the cynical and selfish nature of their plans.

Adam in Indy   March 25th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

Right on Girl!
Let every voice be heard and the REAL winner will emerge!

HILLARY 08!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Belinda   March 25th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

I believe most Floridians feel that we have been disenfranchised and this election will not be fair if our votes are not counted. If Hillary won Florida why don't they give her the delegates that she won.Let's start being fair.

Talimee   March 25th, 2008 2:44 pm ET

Thank you Hillary. Since I wasnt able to vote, I hope my fellow Americans are allowed to.

Adam FL   March 25th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

Everyones voice should count!! Fl and MI also! Come on Hillary, prove to America you are the next leader!

Darth Vadik, CA   March 25th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

Why doesnt this Goldwater girl just go join Lieberman and campaign for McCain.

Ross   March 25th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

At least Mitt Romney knew when to quit, this is turning into a circus. Come time for Philadelphia to vote there will be even more in-your-face attacks from every direction, but the most vicious will no doubt come from Mrs. Clinton's side.

Xavier, Washington, DC   March 25th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

"I believe I will be the Democratic nominee for president." She left out "in my dreams."

David   March 25th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

idiot HRC. We know you and don't like it.

Seth   March 25th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Hillary can't win - do the math! All of you Hillary supporters are hanging on to a sinking ship and bringing the party down with you. I'm not mad at you for hurting Obama, I am made at you for helping to put McCain in the White House by making Obama spar with Hillary because she refuses to do the right thing and drop out.

Hillary, DROP OUT NOW and stop killing you party.

Independent   March 25th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

She is achieving exactly what she has set out to do - to make it undesirable for all the new and interested voters to stay involved - the more she is able to get us to go back to being apathetic the more likely it will be that she can go back to advocating her position to those who have been involved in politics their whole lives and whose opinions and proclivities have been thoroughly researched and predicted. She will easily win among these groups because she has thoroughly studied and planned a compaign tailored to their interests. This is why she thought it would be wrapped up after Super Tuesday. The reason she is now behind is that she had no plan for the free thinking unpredictable crowds who have been inspired into getting involved in this presidential race. She is smarter than most and her "tactics" are carefully designed to achieve this goal of getting the new voters to go away. The average American voter wont realize how she has stolen the election until many years later when the analysts and authors have written about this. I wish the group at CNN would do a story on this! Please consider educating the public on how politicians and polotics work!

she LIES, Baltimore   March 25th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Why is it that every article about Hillary has its Comments clossed in like 5 minutes and Obama's stays open for bashing for hours… even though he's ONLY on vacation…

Michael, Texas   March 25th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

See she doesn't care about Michigan and Florida, until all is over and she is still behind, then she will bring them back up.

She is a disgrace to the Democrats. Move over to the GOP, were you belong HRC.

If you really care about the American people you will release these before the 4/22.

1. Tax returns
2. Earmark requests
3. Presidential library donors

IF YOU DON”T THEN YOU ARE DONE!!!

COME ON CNN LETS SEE YOU NOT POST THIS.
WE HAVE A POLL GOING TO SHOW THAT YOU ARE BIG SUPPORTS FOR HRC AND DON"T POSTS THE FACTS!!!!

True Fighter   March 25th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Many people have said that Hillary is a fighter so I am not surprised that she is not dropping out!!! BUT is this fighting attitude good for the Democratic party unity…..PROBABLY NOT!
If media reports are true & from what some of her aides have said, she has 10% chance to get nomination!!!
HILLARY…. Don't drag this out if it is clear you are not going to get the nomination.
DEMOCRATICS UNITE!!!!

gary   March 25th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

GO all the way HRC to the Whitehouse.Obama thinks he is our leader already. I hope he falls hard.He is so arrogant,hypocrytical ,and hatefull. All states should be heard. They all are part of U.S.A. .Obama is afraid you will pull ahead if FLA. ,Mich, and the others are heard.Obama talks like he won because he has more deligates.The super deligates are gonna want to go toward the one they believe would be the best. Not because they have more money etc. HRC this race isnt over until you claim your leadership in the Whitehouse. Obama dont put the cart before the horse.We dont want an on job training canidate for our president. Go HRC

Dick   March 25th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

Hillary should be gone , and has proven that she is an accomplished actress and prevaricator. Sad part is that she is being shored up by a man ? Limbaugh ,a man ??? that made racist remarks on tv football show, and is boosting her numbers by promoting Republican cross over to defeat Obama. Sad part of that is that this scenario is being played out in Pa. a state where democracy was born . Now the democratic right to vote is being exploited and abused and weakened by a man who deferred from the vietnam war. Same war another proudj American ex-pres elected to stay out of. Republicans should be really proud. P.S. I am a vet (Korea) and a registered Ind.whos only claim to political fame is that I did not vote for Clinton or Bush Jr.R

Tom,des moines   March 25th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

Hillary I am with u all the way. I think Obama supporter and the media need to chill out. What is so wrong to let all the people across the country make their voice heard?

PA   March 25th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

But Hillary, didn't you say today that the pledged delegates can change their votes? Why even hold the rest of the elections if you are going to agrue for the pledged delegates to change their votes?

Scott C   March 25th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

Then why aren't the other 42 Democratic candidates who started the race but have since dropped out, still in the race?

Because they knew they couldn't win.

Sure you may win every single other state, it is possible, though highly improbable. That means nothing, you still lost the other states.

It follows her logic that the only states that matter are the states she wins.

bayo   March 25th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

This woman is dreaming. enough for Clintons, i am sure one day chelsea will also vie for presidency. We want change.

Grif   March 25th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

The Race is ON…
Dead Heat!!! You Lose to John…..

The Democrats are finished… With Obama, the Biggest loser!!!!

Hillary Supporter   March 25th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

The last time Hillary Clinton was advised to give up; she swept the primaries. Let the voters decide; and many of us love Hillary Clinton.

Kiki   March 25th, 2008 2:51 pm ET

Hillary please stay all the way. Obama is unelectable in a general election he would loose badly to McCain. If Clinton stays to the end and even if she can not clinch the nomination the conveners would be enabled to choose another superb candidate like Mr Gore.If not Clinton we still can win with Al Gore.

clara   March 25th, 2008 2:51 pm ET

cnn whats wrong with you people there has oboma cast a spell over you all . i can't believe you would fall for such a man as oboma who goes to a church who attacks our nation i guess you all will do any thing for a buck and your always going after hillary at least she hasn't attacked our country or stood by someone who has like oboma , don't you all love our country? are you like oboma and his paster i see it like this they are tearring down our country and your all helping them because your all indorcing oboma and fox to i thought we were to be united togather for our country stop attacking hilllary the reason you are is because she's a woman she hasn't done know more then a lot of men have

Ladyleo Atlanta   March 25th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

I predict the same.

suzy   March 25th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

GO HILLARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Joyce   March 25th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

Yes the people need to be heard. Vote NO for Hillary Clinton!!! Lets end this mess…If what we see now of Hillary is any indication of what Hillary will be like in the White House we are in trouble.

dave   March 25th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

Even after all of those states vote, she still loses. That's the point the media was making.

clara   March 25th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

i forgot you need to go to soda head to see how people feel about a lot of things

Larry B   March 25th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

Obama should retire with his Revered Wright —-the media should be ashamed of themselves; and the DNC should be disbabded for disenfranchising 1.5 million Florida voters who voted for Hillary ….

Vee   March 25th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

Yes you believe you will be the nominee

I believe you wont be…

L.G   March 25th, 2008 2:54 pm ET

If it was an other country she will have the power by a Coup d'etat.

bond   March 25th, 2008 2:54 pm ET

ZERO chance. Its been over since super tuesday.

Slept in Church for 20 years   March 25th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

The longer she stays in the race, the more dirt washes up about the "chosen one."

This election is good for politics. Period.

Rob   March 25th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

HRC responds to the Bosnia lie with - sleep deprived!

still want her answering the phone at 3am?

Doug   March 25th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

I guess your just like the rest of the CNN Staff that wants Obama to win the election. I liked the story but as always negitvity is always put in just to undermine what Senator Clinton says. To put the added comment about Michigan and Florida show how little the integrity of CNN writers has become. Last Saturday night I looked at the Political Tracker and five out of ten stories were about Obama and New in the Ticker nine out of ten stories was about Obama one way or another. I just find it very interesting how bias CNN has become about Clinton and I'm not even an American. Also could you please tell Roland Martin to stop drolling now that Obama is ahead in the polls.

Eye Opener - Las Vegas   March 25th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

With all the problems the country is facing right now, Senator Clinton's tenacity in the pursuit of the presidency is admirable.
And, as much as the press and certain members of the democratic party and even her "so-called" friends have thrown their support behind Senator Obama, Senator Clinton's resolve to lead this country out of its misery has never waivered or faltered.
This fact alone, not to mention her experience and impressive command of the issues at hand makes her case for the presidency.
I just hope that the electorate is mature and intelligent enough to see this.

Mad Texan   March 25th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

I believe also Sen. Clinton. I'mm behind you all the way. Please Pennsylvania voters

Matt   March 25th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

Is this where delusions of grandeur come into play? Your own advisors don't believe you and no political analyst will give you a shot.

If you and your opponent were in opposite shoes, you and your hypocritical followers would be calling for him to step away from his campaign, as polls are showing that this is tearing down the Democratic party. Yet here you are, no chance of winning and pushing towards June.

Would love to call on you to do the right thing, but obviously that won't cross your mind. You're out for blood and victory. Blood you may get, but ultimate victory you will not.

RENEA,PLYMOUTH,MI   March 25th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

HILLARY CLINTON DID NOT ANY VOICES TO BE HEARD AFTER FEB 5TH. THE CLINTONS THOUGHT SHE WOULD BE THE NOMINEE BY THEN!

Emma   March 25th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

Every vote should count. Obama's lawyers think they have successfully prevented re-votes in Florida and Michigan. Whom are they fooling? The Superdelegates are watching. It is either Hillary and gain entire democratic Party or Obama and lose most of the Party. Hillary has the experience, the knowledge and the personality to be the next president. With the trend of events, Hillary will get most of the delegates needed by the time we get to Montana. The Delegates entangled by the Witches of Obama need to open their eyes and realize where they are before it is too late. Vote for Hillary, she is the only way to go.

Mr. C.   March 25th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

WHAT A DREAM SENATOR CLINTON. PRESIDENT OF WALMART YOU MEAN.

Matt   March 25th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

I see Hillary has mastered the Art of the Straw Man…

jrzshor   March 25th, 2008 3:20 pm ET

obama "knows" that when we should leave iraq. but he can't figure out when to leave his "church"?

judgment is sound until someone smacks sense into you.

Ron K of Illinois   March 25th, 2008 3:20 pm ET

I really think the Clinton's are planning ahead and would be more than happy to sacrifice the Democratic Party and this election to insure the nomination for 2012. Bill's comments about how "two candidates love America" and Hillary's comments about all Obama has is a "speech".

Robin   March 25th, 2008 3:22 pm ET

So Mrs. Hillary Clinton is the Mike Huckabee of the Democrats…

Jay MN   March 25th, 2008 3:22 pm ET

Yeah, North Carolina jumped from a 1 point Obama lead on 17 March to a 21 point Obama lead on 24 March, and by the same source (PPP)!

Also, Obama has narrowed the lead in Pennsylvania to 10.

Obama could actually get a net increase in delegates over Hillary again, just like he did on March 4.

Deb   March 25th, 2008 3:22 pm ET

Dream on Hillary Clinton…your greed and ambitious nature will not get you the Democratic nomination and if by any chance you do my vote will be for Senator John McCain. Your deceitful ways have really left me with a very sour taste. I click on to CNN and there you are spewing your nonsense. You could not care less about the votes were you in the lead. Just as you did not care about Michigan and Florida when they were penalized because at that time you thought you were a shoo-in for the nomination. Well…surprise, surprise you may not win at all.

Obama 08

buddy   March 25th, 2008 3:22 pm ET

How can Hillary mis-speak about SNIPER fire.??!! She is trying to be commander in chief.

I would imagine anyone who has been under sniper would never ever forget about it. And you certainly don't wait to get flowers and poems if you are under fire.

I see nothing but lies and deception.

Tanya K   March 25th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

Absolutely, it's not over till the Obama girl sings. GO HILLARY ! ! ! ! !

jfs Memhis, Tn   March 25th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

What makes HILLARY THINK THAT THE PEOPLES VOICES ARE BEING HEARD IF SHE STAYS IN????? Fact is that you are not adding ANYTHING BUT FALSE HOPES AND DIVISION. Her desire to be President has NOTHING to do with anything but her own selfishness. If she TRUELY wants the peoples voices to be heard she needs to work with OBAMA and work together on a Political Platform that includes what all the party wants. Voting ones believes is most admirable………….but…………..we do not need a Huckabee on the Democratic side . You Hillary Folks have got to stop the Bad Mouthing, Whinning and Division. Please stop encouraging her and start the healing……………..you could cost us the election!!! Unless that's what you want??? I'm beginning to sense that theis Hillary thing is based on individuals stubborness not what is best for everyone.

Surprising   March 25th, 2008 3:24 pm ET

From the American president election, I know deeply what exactly the Democracy and Equality is here in American.

I Know it from you, CNN, what is news freedom, which you always says others lack.

Post my comment.

Norm   March 25th, 2008 3:25 pm ET

you people that can't wait till all the votes are in are foolsThis talk of the party being destroyed because of the race is ridiculous. I only see it getting stronger. Wake up and use your heads. All this jibber jabber is good for the nation …….I say talk it up, Whom ever your for!

Joseph   March 25th, 2008 3:26 pm ET

Clintons are are causing division in this party; they are destroying the Dems, cant they see the handwriting on the wall? It was Bill, now Hillary then next will be Chelsea, is the Dems made for a family?

Paulinus   March 25th, 2008 3:26 pm ET

Hillary is a pain
She has no shame
Her efforts are in Vain
She should take the blame
For playing her dirty game

Karen Memphis TN   March 25th, 2008 3:26 pm ET

Quit Hillary, before the Democratic party is torn completely apart. You are becoming McCain's biggest ally.

kayla   March 25th, 2008 3:27 pm ET

i don't think so hillary in your dreams maybe!

FrankSmith   March 25th, 2008 3:27 pm ET

You mean that Hillary has HOPE? HOPE?? HOPE?? for people to flip flop? I guess it happens only in the Dem party!!

Bayou Joe   March 25th, 2008 3:28 pm ET

U Go Girl. Wake up Democrats. Wake up America. Obama will take us all down. Hillary or McCain in 08, no Obama. not in my lifetime.

truth be told   March 25th, 2008 3:35 pm ET

charles hardemann - huh? pull out your head from the sand, my friend, and feel the breeze!

Nancy TC   March 25th, 2008 3:36 pm ET

The democrats in Florida and Michigan will not vote in the presidential election if their votes are not counted!

A revolt is in the works in both states. No democratic vote should be denied and it is up to the people of these states as to a revote and not Barry Obama.

If he is the democratic nominee, then he has won that title as a cheat!

All votes should be counted! You will be sorry Obama when the democrats from these states do not turn out to vote in November.

You will lose the Presidency and lose our chance as democrats.

Illinois 2   March 25th, 2008 3:36 pm ET

This country at last has a chance to make a difference in the world and as for a quiter, please, we sure do not need to just give up and turn this over to Sen. Obama, after all he cannot win without the majority supporting his campaign. Hillary is correct about the delegates change who they will vote for and those that have already switched could switch back.

Lily   March 25th, 2008 3:37 pm ET

You Obama supporters are really something, if you think that she is not going to win why not let the process finish without all this name calling and gutter remarks. It just makes you look foolish, your candidate doesn't look worried so why should you. You are just afraid that she might be able to pull it off in the end. Well, _ell yah, I hope she does.

billy   March 25th, 2008 3:38 pm ET

This kink in Obama's armor is growing, growing, growing!

DemocracyNow   March 25th, 2008 3:39 pm ET

Hillary lied and the Hillary supporters here want a liar for President I don't think so not this time never.
Hillary do us a favor as Americans and Democrats drop out now .
I think the DNC should force Senator Clinton to drop out she lied about what happened in her trip to Bosnia.
No more lies no more Clinton.

Lostfigs   March 25th, 2008 3:39 pm ET

Hillary 08!

She's right! We want to vote here in Puerto Rico.

Twaid   March 25th, 2008 3:40 pm ET

If I thought the two could keep their messages focused on the issues and McCain I would be all for Hillary staying in. But she can't and he can't. I'm an Obama supporter with great respect for Hillary, but for the sake of the party and our country, she needs to step down before we hand the election to the republicans yet again. Maybe not today or tomorrow, but hopefully after North Carolina and Indiana votes and it will be evident who the nominee will be.

True Goldwater Gal   March 25th, 2008 3:40 pm ET

Every time she wears that gold jacket I think of Goldwater Girl. She is not a Democrat, but the best little non-Republican corporate America can buy.

She is a Democratunist– someone who takes advantage of the Dems to get what she wants.

Dear Republicans:
Take the Hillary, please.

T.DeMari   March 25th, 2008 3:41 pm ET

Obama supporters are quick to call Hillary a liar. Have they forgotten the recent photos of Obama on TV where he looked directly into the eye of the camera, and said he was not in church when Rev Wright made the anti -American comments, and outright lies? Then a week later, he looked again into the camera, and admitted he lied. Who is lying more—Clinton, or Obama? Get over it girls—they all lie—-and get used to it. Obama ain't no Saint!!!!!

Stephen   March 25th, 2008 3:42 pm ET

Whenever I hear Hillary speak, all I hear underneath is someone who knows that what she wants so badly has been taken away from her and she's watching it slowly drift away, never to return. Adieu, Hillary; your time has come and gone without you even realising it. Welcome to the future!

OBAMA '08

Ivan, Chicago, Illinois   March 25th, 2008 3:42 pm ET

Without Michigan the Democrats can not win the election and Obama can not win Michigan only Hillary can.

RU Kidding?   March 25th, 2008 3:42 pm ET

Yes, everyone's voice should be heard. A very democratic sentiment. Unless they are disqualified to vote in a re-do in FL and MI because they voted Republican in the primaries, believing their votes wouldn't count. Or unless they live in any of the "small" states that the superdelegates should disregard when deciding whom to support. Or (my personal favorite) unless they live in states with fewer electoral votes. When are we going to hear her campaign admit that the only "voices" they want to hear are the ones that hand Hillary the nomination? Has anyone ever in the history of primary campaigning ever tried so hard to manipulate the facts to ensure they come out on top? Think about it, people.

female   March 25th, 2008 3:43 pm ET

She would rather see McCain win and the US go futher into debt, loose more homes, and stay in war just so she could run against him in 2012.

She knows she can't win, but she has to make sure Obama doesn't win either. The fact that she would rather have the US suffer for 4 more years just so she can reach her goals is crazy.

She doesn't love our country, she loves herself!!

Mark Hudson   March 25th, 2008 3:45 pm ET

Get ready to sing "Hail to the Chief" to Hillary. GO HILLARY!!

EC Smith   March 25th, 2008 3:45 pm ET

No No. YOUR vote doesn't count! Only the BIG states, not the "little" ones! No No No! Endorsers will NOT decide the election, "voters" will! (on Gov. Bill Richardson's endorsement to Obama). No No No No! Superdelegates will decide the election, NOT voters! Heaven forbid! No No No No No! Michigan and Florida should count now that she's behind, but it didn't matter BEFORE Super Tuesday, because she was expected to win the Democratic Nomination. No No No No No No! The pledged delegates "can go either way. They don't have to stick to one candidate or the other"! No No No No No No No! The media has it wrong! I "Can win, I still can! The BIG state of Pennyslvania, Texas, and Ohio said so! Forget about the other 48 states!

Mrs. Clinton flip flops too much! She will say and do ANYTHING to be elected! The sad thing about it is, I like her, but she will do "Anything" for votes! No No No No No No No No No! We ALL got it wrong! Our votes don't count anyway! Maybe it's only the Clintons' votes that count?

Jay   March 25th, 2008 3:45 pm ET

The media needs to STOP!!! Just let the voters decide. If she doesn't make it, the voters will decide. If she does, the voters will decide. NOT the media who keeps trying to push her out.

I remember when the media and various politicians tried to force her out before Texas and Ohio. Well, guess what, she won both. Let the VOTERS decide for themselves!!

Susan   March 25th, 2008 3:46 pm ET

Hillary you didn't misspeak. You lied. Although you probably do speak 1 million words a day. 90% of them are lies. The other 10% you are talking in your sleep.

Nowhere Man   March 25th, 2008 3:48 pm ET

Not until the ruby slippers come off her feet, and her legs shrivel up under the house, will this woman truly be gone from the political scene. If she will say, or do, anything to get the nomination, I dread the "nuclear bomb" scenario the Clintonistas are waiting to unleash ….

Obama '08!

Veronica Campbell   March 25th, 2008 3:48 pm ET

You Keep On going girl, the media hasn't been fair with you. And who is Obomb..a..we still have no real handle on what he stands for.

Veronica Campbell   March 25th, 2008 3:48 pm ET

Where can I find some good news on you are any of the media being fair to you.

ellie   March 25th, 2008 3:49 pm ET

Why Obama missed the Easter Servise in his chirch? Is he ashamed of his chirch? This is the most sighnificant christian hollyday? He just went to the beach while the people of his chirch were invaded by the press and took the heat for him.

Chris   March 25th, 2008 3:51 pm ET

We are SOOOOO tired of a disingenuous and completely insincere Hillary who says anything to anybody to get a vote. Please, please– just go away, Clintons.

Democratic party for 2008   March 25th, 2008 3:51 pm ET

Hillary suppers, your candidates (Mr.Bill and Ms. Hillary ) have lied on the NAFTA, lied on Sniper and also lied on the Blue dress. No! no! no! we will not let them do it again.

david   March 25th, 2008 3:52 pm ET

Amen Hillary. Shut up pundits.

shirley   March 25th, 2008 3:53 pm ET

Hillary wants to be the first woman President. She will trash our only electable candidate, Senator Obama, and sink the Democratic Party to further this goal. And she STILL won't be elected.

Obama - GA   March 25th, 2008 3:53 pm ET

This is all too funny. Clinton wants to continue splitting the party! If her supporters opened their eyes and saw the damage she was doing they would be so quick to support her. And to top it off… she lies about experience!

Margaret, Columbus, Ohio   March 25th, 2008 3:53 pm ET

Good for you, Hillary! I for one am sick to death of hearing the media talk about the sacrosanct vote of every American and out the other side of it's mouth calling for you to quit before millions of people have their say. You understand that the media likes to beat a dead horse for ratings. Even Cafferty says he's sick of talking about the same thing for days at a time. Maybe he should be your running mate.

Bridget   March 25th, 2008 3:56 pm ET

Go Hill!!!

You are the best!

"He would not have been my pastor," Clinton said. "You don't choose your family, but you choose what church you want to attend."
YESSSS!!!!

Obama is finished!!!HAHAHA

Peter Paul video   March 25th, 2008 3:57 pm ET

I read most comments and there is a one that touched me.

The one thing that touched me the most is she double talk in just 2 hours at the same city that voters choice doesn't matter, that pledged delegates should not follow the people's choice to the convention meaning they are not compare to stay as the voters has them to.

If voters voice should not be heard why is Hillary campaigning?

maybe she smoke joint. Right now she want all voter voice to be heard, but do once that have spoken she won't honour them.
Tipical Clinton desire to win at all cost.

Nadeem   March 25th, 2008 3:57 pm ET

LIAR LIAR PANTS ON FIRE!

RH   March 25th, 2008 3:57 pm ET

"Let all voices be heard" is an irrelevant argument - it has no bearing whatsoever on the primary process. American voters have no right to directly choose a presidential candidate. You'll have the opportunity to make your voices heard in November - that's your right. The parties could nominate their candidates internally and it would be completely legal and - get this - fair. That's right.

fred   March 25th, 2008 3:57 pm ET

gary, couldn't have said it better myself!!!

Go Hillary!!

LJ   March 25th, 2008 3:58 pm ET

Hillary's lying wasn't a factor the last time it was thought she should drop out of the presidential race. It's now all over the news and people are seeing her for what she is….a LIAR. Were all you blind as a bat Hillary fans all picked on in elementary school? That's it isn't it? You were all picked on and now need somewhere to vent your frustrations and blogs are the place to do it anonymously. Poor things. You go girl!! What a ridiculous saying that is. Grow up.

Fernando   March 25th, 2008 3:58 pm ET

You are a fighter and we will fight together until the end. Go Hillary '08. Obama is the liar - first about Rezko and then about his pastor.

Aime raymond Tchoua   March 25th, 2008 4:00 pm ET

Hillary please go home

Maryland   March 25th, 2008 4:01 pm ET

Stop spinning words and enough with the exaggeration!!!!!

Joyce in Florida   March 25th, 2008 4:01 pm ET

Senator Clinton, I know you will not give up. You are a fighter. Florida is behind you 100% and I hope our situation (along with Michigan's) will get resolved soon.

Please stay in this fight. We do not want Senator Obama to become the nominee. His campaign staff and supporters are an Obamination. He does NOT have the intelligence nor the no-how to run this country. He is ruining the Democratic Party big time!!!

Let's go Pennsylvania, Indiana, North Carolina, and Puerto Rico and vote for Senator Hillary Clinton. She is our best choice to get our country back on track.

All we hear out of the Obama camp is utter garbage. I haven't seen nor heard of any solutions that he supposedly can do for America. Would rather go on vacation in the Virgin Islands. I really think it is a ruse to win over delegates in that region behind the guise of a vacation. We are not dumb, Senator Obama. Time for you to concede so you can take your vacation permanently.

Just leave so we can let Senator Hillary Clinton become our nominee.

GO HILLARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lorna   March 25th, 2008 4:01 pm ET

Its funny how some of you write as if you represent the will of the majority. The majority in America is working at this hour not responding to some article on the internet!

Dee JAY in miami   March 25th, 2008 4:02 pm ET

she is the biggest lier around, ha ha ha i dont know how i can say i told you so…( i told you so..)

it was one of her biggest lies to date.. she is just like her husband …….they cant lie…and you know that you will get caught……..she should have known that they had records of that video

OBAMA YES we have secured it baby

Susan   March 25th, 2008 4:03 pm ET

Hillary Go Home! Soon to be the LEAST popular US Senator, hopefully the Democrats in New York will vote her out when they get the chance.

Go Barack Go!! YES YOU CAN!

jay   March 25th, 2008 4:04 pm ET

Obama supporters must realize that he is "FINISHED". You can't blame Hillary for HIS bad judgement.—- "HE DID TO HIMSELF".

VEGA, CELSO   March 25th, 2008 4:10 pm ET

HILLARY MUST BE THE WINNER, BECAUSE IF OBAMA (LOOK LIKE OSAMA) WIN HE WILL BE DOING A FAVOR TO MC. CAIN, 101% THAT A RACE BETWEEN OSAMA AND MC.CAIN THE REPUBLICAN WILL BE THE WINNER IN THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION..! THE DEMOCRATS NEED A HILLARY TO BE THE WINNERS..COME ON DEMOCRATS WAKE UP !!!!.

L D Oriza   March 25th, 2008 4:11 pm ET

I am a Clinton Democrat
and I will not support Obama if he is the nominee for my party
I will vote for McCam befor I vote for Obama
If Hillary Clinton dorps out of the race it will not unite the democratic party or theCountry.
Obama reminds me of Bush in the 2000 election
Obama acts and talks like Bush did then.

Red Dog from ND but now in Floida   March 25th, 2008 4:12 pm ET

billary and mcbush will push america futher into the chaos that bush and cheney started. Go Barak.

mark from NY   March 25th, 2008 4:14 pm ET

why don't she quit?. american people don't need you to be their commander in chief because you are a liar, a dishonest person on earth. she brought fear to the american people by showing a little girl on the bed. she lied about nafta. she said that she had mor exprience than the opponent. therefore, hillary, you full of crap!!!!!!!!!!

hal in CA   March 25th, 2008 4:16 pm ET

After reading all the comments by the Obama supporters, I have decided to support Hillary. The superdelegates were created just for this kind of situation, the DNC had the good sense to know that the primary route to the nomination has the very real risk of nominating one of the extremes and created the superdelegate to soften the influence of the majority. Those Obama supporters who say that the superdelegates should abandon their responsibilities and simply rubberstamp the majority don't understand a thing about politics. Just because Obama carried Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and Georgia doesn't mean he will carry those states in Nov. Fat chance. Those Obama supporters who say that they will not vote for Hillary in Nov. if she gets the nomination are like little kids who threaten to hurt themselves if they don't get their way.

Steve   March 25th, 2008 4:16 pm ET

I'm not sure that it's a good idea to have a president who doesn't believe in math.

Ann   March 25th, 2008 4:17 pm ET

LOL @ all these people telling Hillary to hang it up, should we just give the nomination to Obama, do you think that would be just and right? I am glad Hillary is not giving up at least it shows she is a Fighter. Go ahead vote Obama and when this country is in a bigger mess than it is now, well you can say, I did this…. (meaning U)

Zia   March 25th, 2008 4:17 pm ET

Hillary is the one who is unelectable. She couldnt even win the primaries, how can she win the General Elections. Besides she has the highest disapproval rating of any candidate. 45% of the electorate will never vote for HRC. So she only has a 55% electorate to work with. Both Obama and McCain have disapproval ratings of 26% and 27% respectively. Go figure who is more electable.

Zia   March 25th, 2008 4:18 pm ET

Is she for real? We cant have a senile as President.

Jeff Spangler, Arlington, VA   March 25th, 2008 4:19 pm ET

"There are some" in her own campaign who told Politico she has less than a 10% chance of nomination. She should listen to her peops.

Analyst   March 25th, 2008 4:20 pm ET

I am still amazed by the virulence exhibited by Obama supporters. Obama claims that his campaign is above the gutter level politics, that it's hope & change yet, the OB camp seems to resort more to negative politics than Clinton's.

It's bad enough that the liberal big news media is exerting undue influence on the general public through their biased opinions and slanted coverage of the dem nominee election process, now they're calling for Clinton to step down?

I believe that HRC was setup by the media for a fall. I think HRC has less delegate count than OB because of the media's relentless hype on OB (Obama is like a rockstar!).

If Dem party goes with OB who I think is a hyporcrite & a bs politician (read up on his earmarks he got & who the earmarks were for), they deserve to lose the white house to McCain. If OB becomes dem nominee, Clintons should leave the party & go indenpendent & still run for president. That's how much I've come to despise the hypocrisy of Obama.

wyoming dem   March 25th, 2008 4:27 pm ET

VOTERS do not matter to Hillary, only VOTES. We are a means to her end. Just like we were for Bill. Scam artists and power mongers. I do not trust in her, nor believe her. Each day it becomes more obvious she will say anything to get back in the White House. My big question is: Who picks out the new china pattern? First Lady Bill?

matt   March 25th, 2008 4:28 pm ET

Shes going to win it all.. Stop this talk of her droping out

JB Hull, IA   March 25th, 2008 4:30 pm ET

There is no way Hillary can win unless she can get the superdelegates to overturn the popular vote. The only reason she is still in the race is her ego. She's tearing the party apart and it's way past time she gave it up.

Gordon   March 25th, 2008 4:31 pm ET

YOU GO GIRL

HILLARY FOR PRESIDENT

CLINTON 08