we'll maybe she hopes and prays that you'll give her just ONE MORE CHANCE to loose, in 2012 when she runs for RELECTION.

you people in that camp are such big time sore losers, it's frightening.

HILLARY '09.

Even if he earned all the electoral delegates in the PA primary, mathematically he would still be shy the 2025 delegates required to claim the nomination.

Hillary will never dropout of this race, NEVER! These so-called "superdelagates" will "close the deal" at the Democratic Convention for Hillary Clinton. Neither she or Barack Obama will have the 2025 delegates to claim the nomination. Obama will have more delegates and most likely the popular vote, but the Clinton Political Machine will call in all its "IOU's".

Poor leadership in the Democratic Party will cost the party & the American citizens(most important) a legitimate opportunity for significant change in this country's short history.

let the clintons keep shouting off. besides it being entertaining, they alone are showing us Americans just how despicable they truely are. despite their own racist hypocritical machine, Obama lost by only 9 points. this was supposed to be written off on feb. 5 and look where we are now, the Clintons are broke, tripping, stumbling and grabbing whatever they can to win ugly.

i love this country. obama 08!

This country is not ready for a woman to be President. (This isn't a slam against Hillary, it's about us).

The Powers That Be in both parties would rather nominate a black man, with questionable amount of experience, as well as questionable talent to engage everyone in his own party (yes, that's a slight slam against Obama) then they will a white woman no matter who she would be.

In the end, which I suspect after the fact that she doesn't do as well as she needs to in Indiana & Kentucky (even if she wins both, if she only wins with these 55% to 56% to 45% to 44% margins then that will not be enough for her to collect enough delegates - and no, Puerto Rico at the very end won't help, and I'd have to think that would clear to the most hardened Clinton supporter and aide come the day after these May primaries) & yes, Obama (for good or ill) wins rather big in North Carolina (although I suspect it will be a closer margin, after PA, then what is being seen in polls as of now, I suspect Hillary will close the gap to something like 59% to 41% - a similiar margin as in Wisconsin), that Hillary will suspend (but not necessarily drop out, leading to her still winning, Puerto Rico) her campaign sometime around May 20, 2008. This will acknowledge the fact that she can not make up the difference in pledged delegates, and give superdelegates some leaway, as well as the gift of making sure we have a united party. It will also give her some chance at helping to decide who Obama will need to choose as his Vice Presidential running mate (I doubt Hillary will want to run as Vice President, she will probably have more power as a New York U.S. Senator than as a VEEP & if Obama/? lose in November {I would say it would be a very close loss & more than likely it will be over the international stage than on the economy - if Obama loses closely it means by November the economy isn't as bad as it seems, now}, Hillary still has that U.S. Senate seat, as does chastined Obama).

But for now, Obama's campaign needs to be as gracious as he appeared to be, and give Hillary her due on winning in PA!

I don't think that we are back to "square one" because of that advertising budget. If he couldn't "close the deal" with the colossal budget he had, there's a problem.

Some of the drawbacks of an Obama candidacy came out. He is no longer the "Mr. Chance" of that Peter Sellers movie Being There. He can no longer serve as a screen onto which voters project their desires like the "hero" of that film.

And the African American vote has started to de-consolidate. Which is a good thing. A vote which is too racially aligned creates divisive dynamics for the entire country.

Go Hillary next president!

I will hold my Union nose and vote for her if Obama does not get the nomination.

After every state has voted, the worst she can do to Obama is to narrow it down to 100 delegates. Since there are 7 states still left, from now on they will be arguing over peanuts. The writing is on the wall and Hillary is the only one too stubborn to read it.

"08" Indiana 4 OBAMA "08"

Though, she should still drop out. The "big state" argument is so arbitrary and weak. Obama is winning the delegates, popular vote, and the most contests and all Hillary can say is that she won the big state. Even if that mattered, thats not entirely true.

Hillary did win in Penn tonight, but her claim that she wins all the big states is wrong. She lost in Texas! Despite the media initially calling her the winner, she lost by 2 or 3 delegates, because of how big a margin Obama had in the caucus. And I do believe that Texas is bigger than Ohio and Penn together

You're for clinton now ? a documented liar , Who is a monster that would do anything even kill the party to get what she wants , And she has no chance at all ~ so it must be Macain , he's so old he cant do 2 terms he will never win after they see him flip out when questioned

He's not right

Hillary knows this. Obama might complain, but all I can say, well Barack you might have guessed right about Iraq but you go Michigan and Florida wrong.

if I blame Mugabe and Sadam for rigging elections to perpetrate themselves at the head of their nation, what is clinton/bush
doing?

if you see anything different, I see the same old tactics and bloodshed.

The time has come for the Obama camp to stop trying to steal this election away and feign some mandate that the electorate hasn't given them. Let the process play out, and let's hear the mandate of ALL voters. (Yes, even the disenfranchised ones in FL and MI.)

Clinton's won the big states, she's won the popular vote. He's won the caucus states and the delegates. They both have compelling arguments – give the voters some respect and allow us ALL to decide who we want to be our nominee.

From this point on, Democrats are giving the Republicans the advantage by allowing them to campain for the general election, while we twittle our thumbs for the next four months.

Also, HRC is 10 million in debt and Obama has 42 million plus 10 million set aside for the general election. Who has the money and/or management skills?

Besides, the Clinton's and Bush's have been in the White House for twenty tears.

It is time for a change.

GO Obama!

All that money Obama spent, just proves money can't buy you love!

In the end what it is going to come down to is who is more attractive to the base. Obama may have gotten more states but they are mostly red states. When you look at the ratio of Democrat verses Republicans in these states it don't add up either. There are more Republicans in these states then Democrat. And the one's that crossed over to vote for Obama, chances are they will cross right back
in the GE. Independents can go either way.

Oh and btw now that I read the blog who are the people who are being negative. Not Hillary's! But Oh I shouldn't be saying that about the Great and Almighty Obama and his supporters thay would never do that....I must be out of my mind to think that...NOT!

I will suggest Obama use the money to work with the poors in the rest fo the contests, rather than give it to the media to bash him.

LOOKS LIKE BIG JOHN IS GOING TO BE THE MAN.!!!

Get out of the race now!

Go HIllary!!!

You think too much..NObama lacks the political clout to win over the remaining super delegates....great guy, but he just isn't in the elite click like Billary!!!This election is ran by the elite, and all of you are right, he isn't elite, in fact, he isn't anything more than a junior U.S. Senator..do you honestly think he could beat a highly decorated war hero[white].Its all about the elite...his pandering will catch up to him, just like hillary's has caught her...He will be another dukakis and salty democrats like myself will be the modern day Reagan Democrats...It just wasnt his time..His lack of experience will destroy his "sandbagging" self.. Semper Fi

It's not the money – it's the message. Obama raises twice as many small donations, because people believe in him.

I was a huge Bill Clinton fan until this election. It's soured me on both of them. That, the scare tactics, and her support for Iraq – unforgivable.