Florida voted for Jeb and Bush and Bush and even if it was stolen, it was too dang close when your dealing with the RNC and Dibolt.

We might be ready to conceded Florida.

Even if you count the blog entries made by women in most of these comments, then take the percentage of those that are Hillary supporters, you'll see a strong majority of those comments made by females on here are Hillary supporters. Just an observation that not many comment on.

Obama has accentuated and capitalized on that schism for personal political gain.

On one side you have the left wing elitists who intellectually embrace the idea of equality- but can not and do not put it into practice.

They continue to look down their noses at the less fortunate, who they label uneducated, and then profess to want to "save them".

They support Obama. Because of his skin color, African Americans also overwhelmingly support him, irregardless of political, educational or economic position

On the other side you have the lifelong democrats who are more centrist and populist. They believe in democracy and have protested marched and worked for equality. They see all Americans as one people with a shared future. They support Clinton.

We WILL NOT come together just for party loyalty and unity in Nov. We have a right and an obligation to support the BEST Candidate.

"Clinton has the same lead over McCain in purple states, but she does not fare as well as Obama in the “blue” states and also trails McCain by a larger margin than Obama in the traditionally Republican “red” states."

Oh, and by the way, caucusing relies on ground-support and the motivation of your supporters. HRC should have had all Democratic candidates trumped on those scores, but her campaign decided to ignore them in favor of big states only.

If she had tried to compete everywhere more aggresively and with a better campaign message and strategy, your point might be vailid and sh might be winning now. But she didn't, and she is therefore losing. You can point to caucuses being unfair. Or you can reflect on the reality of the above.

ABCs debate was the most specific, relevant and fair one.

Under those circumstances- with no Obama panderings- Hillary excelled and Obama tanked.

He hedges ALL his positions.

No to Obama.

Hillary is the BEST candidate and will make a great president.

YES WE CAN!!

I like her. In fact, over the past several months I have started to like her more than Bill. But I prefer Obama. And it seems for the timebeing anyway that a majority of Democracts and – more generally – Americans do. It doesn't make her bad, disliked, etc. It's just where things are right now. This would have been her moment in history if not for Obama and for that I actually feel for her a bit. But I hope she graciously accepts it before the convention.

I wish they would stop with all the polling.

The winner of an election between Obama and McCain would be based on who wins over Clintons voters. If McCain takes 20% (significant pop. especially in critical areas) then he wins. If Clinton supporters decide to support Obama then he will win.

Personally, I wont support Obama because I think McCain is more experienced and would do a better job. But I am a conservative Independent and I cant speak for other Clinton supporters
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Yes there are MILLIONS of us who will never supprt or vote for OBAMA.

After reading 95% of the notes (blogs) above, here are some conclusions:

1. Hillary's supporters may be learned, but they are not educated. That is, they show gross negligence in doing research to uncover the truth.

2. Majority of Hillary's supporters write using "uppercase" letters, suggesting that they are rude, bitter, and inconsiderate.

3. Like their candidate, most of Obama supporters are very humble and put this nation "first". Wealth and greed are seen as secondary or remote issues.

Obama supporters seem hateful and contemptible.
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Yes they are so we will never vote for him , ever! He is not electable period!

. Why didn't CNN show how much Sen. Clinton is ahead in these states, "Don't want to make obama look bad"

Out of those states Obama won 6 clinton won 4 (2 of which Obama did not appear on the ballot or campaign) and 2 have not voted yet (currently it looks like they will split PA and OR). Oh and in these states Obama is up by 96 total pledged delegates. Perhaps do some research next time.

Independents for Obama in 08 and 12.

At the time, Davis was a developer represented by the law firm where Obama worked, as well as a small contributor to Obama's political campaign funds. He wanted the charity to help fund his plans to build housing for low-income Chicagoans.

When Allison Davis (right) sought money for a project, his former employee, Sen. Barack Obama, voted to help.

Obama agreed. He voted with other directors of the Woods Fund of Chicago to invest $1 million with Neighborhood Rejuvenation Partners L.P., a $17 million partnership that Davis still operates.

It's not clear whether Obama told other board members of his ties to Davis, whose family would go on to donate more than $25,000 to Obama's political campaigns, including his bid to be president of the United States.

"Let me get back to you on that," Obama presidential campaign spokesman Bill Burton said when asked about that two weeks ago. He never did.

Obama '08

I, as an Obama supporter, have enough confidence in my candidate that he can asnwer any tough questions intelligently as he has been. But I do have a problem with him being called anit- american or a liar !! Any person with common sense can see that the man like Hillary cares about the country. He probably cares a lot more than Hillary does !!

By the way, Dave B., right on in your post. Well said. But since Paul probably wouldn't win, go McCain!

answer from Hillary: Yes! Yes! Yes!

enough said.

No, we just find the lack of intellectual integrity and double standards employed by Clinton supporters deplorable.

Clinton wiped the floor with him and its for a reason, she knows he won't stand up to the Republican machine come November. Her jazzing up the Bosnia landing is nothing to what will be thrown at Obama about Rezko, Ayers and Wright and it will be constant with adds and more adds when he is the nominee. McCain will steam roll him on foreign policy in a debate. His platform on Hope and Change won't work in dog eat dog politics of today.

Obama will win it all. I will bet my paycheck on it. Will you?

Hillary is pathetic and a liar. If she spent 20 years in a church listening to her spiritual leader, she would not be doing these underhanded tactics. She says her faith gets her through, everyone in that conference should have moved two rows back before the lightning bolt struck. I know it's not faith; it's another 4 years of greed and power that gets her through. She is supposed to be a Christian, this woman would make anyone lose their religion. The fact that Sen. Obama hasn't gone after her the way she is going after him, shows that he is more of a Christian than Hillary will ever be. Maybe, that what she can't tolerate. Shame on you Hillary, Shame, Shame on you.