CNN

Remeber that Hillary uses that new math,

Why isn't it a "must win state" for Obama? The only real thing either must win is the super delegates and they will decide based on who is capable of winning in November. If Obama can only win in states like North Carolina and Alabama , which you know are going Republican in the fall he'll never be President!

That old woman is as evil as Jezzibel. She knows whe is going to loose but will make sure Democrats will loose as well.

one more thing.

this whole RACE card thing of obama's is lame. And he'll spend 4 years just on that, which is fine... but I think there are bigger issues in America and all diversity groups should be served.

That's Hillary's plan!

SURE THIS WON'T GET POSTED BUT WHY IS IT WHEN I GO TO OBAMA'S PAGE I SEE HILLARY, I GO TO HILLARY'S PAGE I SEE HILLARY AND WHEN I GO TO MCCAIN'S PAGE I SEE MCCAIN. IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG???

Who cares which one of these two peas in a pod wins Indiana.

The next President of the United States will be John McCain.

One big reason and two little ones.

He will defend our country from it's enemies.

and; He is acting like the statesman that he will be as president

He loves and supports Americans of all races and creeds. (Loves his country and puts it first above himself or politics.)

everyone has a wright to their opinion, but to me... the obama-drama, his whole campaign (based on Hillary's ideas and comments)... is all a lame excuse for a candidate.

so, make your claims on the Clinton's, it won't change my mind.

The HILLARY signs still fly high in PA!

at least she is a candidate I was proud to push the ballot button for.

I can't believe that the older folks in Indiana are as complacent and easily misled as the ones in Ohio and Pensylvania were. I'm in my seventies and I can plainly see how negative and down and dirty people the Clintons are.
They talk about "If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen" when referring to Obama. I say after Bill Clinton's perjury and impeachment over his lying to the Congress and American people, he should not ever again be allowed in the White Houlse Kitchen...and that goes for his condoning wife also.

Bla, bla, bla ...hope... change...bla, bla...,

Way to go Obama. Everyone knows Obama will win Indiana. He is from IL, He won all the bordering states like IA, WI and definetely he will win IN.
I am tired of this old lady. I have a good job for her. I want her to keep Billy on the leash let Obama take care of bringing us home

Peace out from Baghdad.

If Hillary loses in Indiana, she should drop out, not "keep pressing the bet, doubling down" as Carville suggests. Her continued pressing is likely to result in the Democrats losing the White House–which should be theirs to win considering the miserable job the Republicans have done. But, "pressing the bet" is right in line with her scorched earth approach to campaigning.

Would one of you Hillary supporters please tell me how you believe Hillary's win in a state she was supposed to win was so "big"? She was supposed to defeat Obama by large numbers but only mustered a 10 delegate gain....thats not "big", thats not even a dent! What makes you think she will overtake him in states won, delegate count or the popular vote? She can't!!! And stop with the "he can't win the blue collar voters" crap already!! Obama will win those states when its him vs. Mccain...all the Clinton voters will not swing Republican and when McCain comes into places like Ohio and Pennsylvania and praises NAFTA and such, Democrats in that state will rally behind their candidate, OBAMA, at that point, regardless of what they say now in the heat of the primary battles...Indiana voters need to beware and not be taken in like Ohio and Pennsylvania was by the Clinton lie machine...those "blue collar workers" will be hating Hillary "if" she does get into the White House and buys into the NAFTA business and those workers start getting replaced...The thing I look forward to the most is Hillary's concession speech!!! What a rejoiceful day that will be.

How many "must wins" are we going to have. Obama has the delegate lead, the most delegates wins the election. The supers will flock to the one with delegate lead, not the popular vote that is fuzzy, real fuzzy math. Rescue us from this madness!!

The DNC, the democratic party elites, screwed up.

They fixed the election for Obama- then...
All the Kennedy, Kerry , Shriver endorsements advantaged Obama.
The Celebrity bandwagon led by Oprah, advantaged Obama.
The infatuated Media and their biased coverage and scrutiny of the candidates, advantaged Obama.
Flawed caucus format- advantaged Obama
Discounting Fl and Mi voters- advantaged Obama.

All that and he STILL just has a narrow, narrow lead.

Now the DNC will force the Superdelgates to go against the rules and vote for Obama- in hopes of salvaging this chaotic primary mess.

They do that, not because those are the rules- the rules are quite the contrary. They do it because they are afraid of alienating the newly registered democrats and the very vocal African American community.

They should worry more about alienating the REST of America- including 50% of the democrats who will not vote for Obama.

A Clinton win in Indiana, and either a win or loss by the middle to low single digit's in North Carolina should show the people that Obama can not beat McCain.

Simply put... Obama takes Indiana. This race is DONE. Let's hope that, unlike PA, young voters are the ones who make the difference in this primary.

Why don't you say something about Wright's and Obama's lying bizzarre. Why because they are African Americans. You are bizarre. Grow up.

You are the one who is bizzare and a disgrace. Racial discrimination against African American has been overused and misused. Actually you are now beginning to be racial. To get away with bad comments and bad behavior you will always use the racial issue as an EXCUSE. Shut up.

Beware North Carolinians and Indianians….Obama lied and just a Politician.

hillary has no more shame left.
truth is,if she succeeds in ruining the election for barrack,she will ruin her career as well.
old woman go home

So Mr Obama is gonna loose Indiana. Look Texas was a dead heat and The Clintons won. The same will occur with Indiana. Mark my word!!

Obama 08

Don't the Cllinton folks realize that:

1) the race is over, do the math
2) voting for Clinton at his point only helps Republican chances to win

If she can win all the rest by a larger margin than she has had in any state so far . . .
If she can get the democratic party to change the rules after the game is over (and somehow count uncontested votes in Florida and Michigan) . . .
If she can get the super "D"s to ignore the fact that 40% of the people in Michigan voted AGAINST her when she was the only one on the ballot . . .

Get real.

Just like Ohio and Pennsylvannia Indiana will go with Clinton .And just like these state she will be out spent 4-1 and the news media and CNN will be pro Obama and the voters will still back her .

CLINTON 2008

I'm really hoping that the people of Indiana are a lot smarter than the people of PA. With Obama we can look towards change. With Clinton it's going to be the same Ol' Politics we have seen in DC for the last 16 years. Wake up America. It's time for a Change. I just pray that all the young voters get out and vote. They are the future and that's where we need to start looking.

If Hillary Clinton wins in Indiana, the Super Delegates need to give the DEM nomination to her.

Obama will NEVER win the general election. The best chance for the DEMS to win White House is Hillary Clinton.

Recent coverage by CNN correspondent's and commentator's have been leaving a sour taste in my mouth. Questions being asked of those being interviewed are followed with immediate interruptions starting with a new question "But don't you think", as if CNN doesn't want people to think for themselves, at the moment that new question is asked they interupt again and cut to commercial. If you are afraid of the answers why bother asking the questions. If your staff is simply there to voice their opinion (in the form of a question) why bother risking journalistic integrity and just say where you stand instead of beating up others on where they stand? Is Larry the only one left there that actually respects the time needed to answer comlex questions?

She will win Indiana but loose NC. What will matter is how much she will loose by. If under 10 then its a win for her in NC.

Come on Indiana,
Hillary has no chance of winning. The delegate difference is more than 150. Hillary is just trying to decrease Obama chances of winning against McCain...
Avote for Hillary is a vote for McSame...

The problem is, some Republicans are voting in the Democratic primaries since their's are over. They know if they vote for Clinton, they can force the Democratic primaries to drag out longer, helping their own party in the general election.

McCain/Clinton They both appear to stand for the same things!

We all know for sure that Hillary has put herself in the position of a spoiler. Rather than giving up now, she wants to do as much damage on Obama as she can. No matter her plans, we already have our nominee. Ride on Barack, every Nigerian is behind you.

-biodun

Polls are going to be way off in Indiana. Hillary is going to beat Obama hands down. The "Bradley" effect is going to blow this state wide open.

As race becomes more and more a factor, more people are going to say they are going to vote for Barack but when they get in the voting box they will do the exact opposite. Its not racism its just reality. Barack is a radical black man with ties to some of the most extremist bigots(Jerimiah Wright) in America. His views have been warped and it is becoming relevant in his comments like "bitter" or "typical white person".

Lets not take America back to the 60 & 70's. Lets vote for a person who has the best interest of all races and people.

Go Hillary

Hillary will win IN and then Obama better start praying with Rev. Wright about how he can close the deal. BTW, if you include MI and FL, Hillary Does lead in the popular vote!

Hillary '08

Democracy is NOT dynasty. Obama has something entirely different from the usual to offer to American Nation. If we can give him a chance, he will change the Economy, Health care, Security, Welfare etc.

first of all i am not an american ..., my comment come all the way from germany. obama draw our attention to american politic and we think when he wins it would bring the bad image of america that came out from irak war..and...and ...and to an end if not reduce it because we have seen the clitons administration and read alots about them too. so whatever the poll may shows in indiana is now egal! we are no more interested about the american election or even have time to visit cnn anymore..... the one that draw our attention is failing!

CNN why do always uplift Hillary and downplay Obama look who is winning overall Obama CNN act like Obama is losen overall

Let the RACE begin....

Keep Flying to your strengths Hillary!

You are the only viable candidate left-let's prove it again!

Hillary or McCain 08

==she would lie, cheat, steal , cry, whatever it takes==
1)she didn't read the Intelligence report on iraq war.(how is she gonna get up @ 3am to do anything)
2)she wants to bomb iran(ring a bell, pro macain)
3)she and her idiot husband sold our jobs to china and india.
4)"sinper-fire"
5)she would forces you to buy her "health care plan". or you would go to jail.

and ......the lists goes on and on

They're going to split the delegates anyways. Not too interesting either way.

CNN you will never learn, remember your poll in Pensylvania for Obami baby, here you go again with Indiana, are you going to shrink the numbers down by monday like you did for the win in PA, shame on you.

The DNC, the democratic party elites, screwed up.

The fixed the election for Obama- then...
All the Kennedy, Kerry Shriver endorsements advantaged Obama.
The Celebrity bandwagon led by Oprah, advantaged Obama.
The infatuated Media ands their biased coverage and scrutiny of the candidates, advantaged Obama.
Flawed caucus format- advantaged Obama
Discounting Fl and Mi voters- advantaged Obama.

All that and he has just a narrow, narrow lead.

Now the DNC will force the Superdelgates to go against the rules and vote for Obama- in hopes of salvaging this chaotic primary mess.

They do that, not because those are the rules- the rules are quite the contrary. They do it because they are afraid of alienating the newly registered democrats and the very vocal African American community.

They shouls worry more about alienating the REST of America- including 50% of the democrats.

I am a 63 year old woman who after all these years will get to vote and have that vote count for something. My children who I love very much disagree with me but I think Hillary will be the best President, so I will vote for her proudly and happily!!!!!!!!!!!!

I never wished so much as now for Hillary Clinton to lose. She is manipulative, vindictive, devisive, shameless, back-stabbing person. So far it was OK for her to fight this nomination, but can't stand her selfish, win-at-all-cost, and racist behavior. It is sad to see older White folks falling for these racist tirades in large numbers.

INDIANA HAS A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO END THIS UNNECESSARILY PROLONGED CONTEST, AND SEND CLINTON BACK TO HER SENATE OFFICE BEFORE SHE CLAIMS HER MOTHER COMES FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Once again Mr. McFlip-Flop changed what he said. Earlier he said the economy has made great progess over the last years. Today, on the "Today Show" he said no, the economy has not improved. Which is it?

He flip flops and gets rattled when pressed about what he said. I think the reporters should explore this more.

It can be a split decision in Indiana, but NC will be a landslide for Obama. So, what are the analysts and the die hard supporters of Hillary going to say or do?

Let's move that goal post once again. Wake me up when this is over. geez..............

if obama was ahead in indiana that all we wold here but it only north carolina that count wonder whey cnn like all other news out lets keep playing the same tune obama obama obama hard to get fair info about pepole when the news out are so in the pocket of one person
well maby that why fox is only place to the truth about both candidate

Why are you not covering Paul v. Clinton beginning today. If this was a trial for a crime committed two hundred years ago and Obama's name was mentioned as someone living in the neighborhood you would be all over it!

Hillary supporter's either are not old enought to remember the Clinton years in the White House or they have very short memories. Hillary and Bill have an aura of scandal surrounding them and have proven corrupt many times over. Bill lied in a Federal Court after putting his hand on the Bible and swearing to tell the truth, these people will do anything, say anything to fuel their ambitions.

The problem we now have is a loser either way. If hillary manages to get the nomination, she can't get the black vote in a general election – either they won't vote for her or just stay home. So she can't win. If Obama gets the nomination, the Clintons are damaging him so badly with their attack machine, based on real and imagined flaws, that his chances of a solid win are diminishing. She may be a resilient and helluva opponent who will fight tooth and nail, but she can't win in November because she has left everyone around her, including potential key blocks of supporters in the near future, bruised and bleeding.

I think everyone should view the video on my tube entitled "The shocking video Hillary does not want you to see" Is this the kind of president you want for our country. Haven't you had enough of the Clintons and their hypocritical conniving ways? Vote for an honest man who tells the truth.
Go Obama!

Look out for Hilary. Her behavior and thinking are like that of a wounded animal whose only desire is to survive or in this case win. The actions of people tell more about them than their words.
Thanks, Don

I think there will be a biggest upset in North Carolina. Hillary will win.

I think Hillary would be wise to back down now. I realize she is a very persevering person and she has had this much success in her life mostly because of that. However, this is a question of what is good for the United States, NOT Hilary Clinton. As in this point in time the simple fact is it would be better for Democrats to run the country, and she agrees with Barack Obama on most issues, it seems at this point simply selfish of her to drag the race on when he is ahead in both the popular vote and delegate count.

Trust me, when Obama is as old as Hillary and has been in Politics as long as she is, people will have a way different attitude towards him. By then, just as many people will be as critical to him as they are towards hillary now.

Just wait and see... HILLARY WILL WIN THIS NOMINATION!!

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HILLARY 08!!!!!!!!!
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The comments on the Clinton "bizarre" story has alrady been closed. It does not make any sense. I will try to get my point in here as the stories relate. Hillary Clinton will carry Indiana. It only has an 8% AA population and he will need a bigger number. The only reason he won Louisana, Mississippi, Georgia, Virginia, Maryland, South Carolina. Missouri and the Virgin Islands was because the black community gave him 92% of their vote.

Do you remember? When Bill and Hillary were having marital problems back in the 90's they decided to have counseling by a minister.
That minister was Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

Why hasn't someone in the Obama campaign brought that up? Hillary keeps saying that it it had been her minister,she would have nothing to do with that church etc. She is such a conniving hypocrite! The Clintons are so nice when they need something, like they used the Afro-Americans for their needs.
Go Obama!

The Clintons have joined the republicans to try to destroy Obama for their own selfish interests. The Clintons want the presidency so they can enrich themselves. They don't care about the democratic party and the American people. As a ex president, why did not Clinton get involved in one of the many Human Rights or non profit causes instead of becoming a lobbyst for China, Canada, Qatar and Colombia to promote trade deals that will ship american jobs overseas? We need to wake up!

Also a few days before the Pennsylvania elections there were pundits predicting a statistical dead heat................... then: ooooops!!!!!

So if Clinton wins in Indiana by 2 points and loses NC by 15, Carville will say that is a win. In that scenario she will have LESS delegates compared to Obama then she did before Pennsylvania. That is not good.

I think a win for Obama in Indiana is more telling than a win for Clinton. If Obama wins NC by more than 10 points and wins Idiana it will mean the end for Clinton. Her money will dry up and all this talk about rust belt states will be over. I look at Obama vs Clinton like a fighter who know they have the other fighter beat but doesn't want to seriously hurt them. Obama doesn't want to hurt Clinton's image to much because he will need her during the general election. On the other had the Clinton's don't think they need anyone so they will burn the village to win the war.

HE WE GO AGAIN, WHAT IS THIS ROUND 42

OBAMA 08

GO OBAMA......
HE will win both Indiana & NC
God Bless Obama......

Hillary will win in Ind. as 90% of American's have voted for Hillary NOT Obama!

Are you smarter than a 5th grader? She needs to win every state from here on out by 70% to 30% to take the delegate lead. Anyone out there thinks this can be done?
This contest was over right after Texas and Ohio had their say. That was her last chance at making a real dent on Obama's delegate lead. But she failed miserably. She claims to have won Texas but Obama came out with more delegates.
But Hillary fought on to PA were Obama's lead prior to the primary was 140...today the lead stands at 135. Still no real change. Now it's Indiana? That's the type of false hope she gives all her backers and this country as a whole. She fills the air with BS and hopes everyone buys into it. Apparently there are enough people out there that do. Hey, It worked for Bush...twice, So why not try the same tactics.

Whether Clinton wins or not, the race is OVER. Obama has the advantage : popular vote, delegates, states. Period.

Hillary C LINTON SHOULD STOP PRECHING ABOUT OBAMA NOT BEEN EXPERENCE. BUSH SCOND TERM IN OFFICE HAS BEEN WORSE THAN THE FIRST TERM ,BESIDES HE HAS ALL THE OLD POLITICIANS PEOPLE ON HIS SIDE INCLEDING HILLARY WHEN HE WAS GOING TO WAR.

Are these polls done by the same pollsters that predicted Obama could win in PA, Ohio and TX? The media that supports Obama supports the polls that support Obama...surprise, surprise. The only thing the media cannot control is the voters.

Everyone knows Clinton is the best

That is why the DNC had to fix the primary for Obama.

That is why there is all the pro-Obama and anti-Hillary media bias.

That is why they had to disenfranchise the voters of Fl and Mi to give Obama the edge.

That is the reason for all the nasty Hillary-hating blogs- to create the opposite illusion.

With all the disadvantages- Obama was able to get just the NARROWEST of leads.

Congress Clyburn needs to stop his sobbing over imaginary racist statements by Bill Clinton. I'm so sick of African Americans crying "foul" everytime a person who isn't of color speaks.
Sick of walking on eggshells-Clinton 08!
Bill Clinton was a Great President and he is a Great man! I'm sick of putz's attacking him or Hillary!

This race for Indiana is very improtant. If Hillary can win this then this should prove to the voters and the superdelegates that shes not just messing around and shes tired of the heat. She can do it and when she does, Barack Obama better just watch his back, she has already said shes in it to win, and I know she can! Im a supporter of Hillary R. Clinton and WILL support John Mccain if she does not make to the fall election. GOOD LUCK HILLARY!!!

Wait until the Republicians start airing the Wright speech on
Tv.

There are alot of religious people in Ind.

I think Hillary Clinton needs to stop running for president, she and her husband are doing nothing but damage not just to the nation but around the world.

The truth is, even with a close win in Indiana, that Hillary will lose big in NC. The race is already over. At this point Hillary is just staying in to hurt Obama.

Whoever wins Indiana will win the whole enchilada.

It is time to bury the Clintons. Obama better be ducking though, everything and then some will be comming his way. However, I do feel he should go after her and take her on in a debate.

Hey maybe someone can address why the greatest country on the earth, the USA (right? lol) just cant find Mr Osama Bin Laden, or the leader of Al Qaida in Iraq? We really are doing well, arent we? lol

I am a repubican who has become energized to particpate in the process for the first time by Barack.

Unfortunately by their actions during this primary process, the Clintons have tarnished thier legacy and sadly HRC's amibition to become president will never materialize.

Let go Hoosiers! Send Hillary packing! This is your time to shine!

So, Carvill and Clinton's think Obama and Hillary are tied right now?
They also think she won PA by double digits, when it was 9.31, not over 10.
Lie Lie Lie, stretch the truth and then Lie again!

The Clinton's strong suits; Deceit, Dishonesty and Division!

Here we go again. Lets’ stir the pot with a poll that means nothing, the polls up to the day before the primary won’t tell us anything either.

It’s time for all of us to calm down and wait to see what happens. Michigan and Florida had a chance to redo their elections and they couldn’t manage to do that. It’s a shame that Florida Democrats were torpedoed by the Republicans, but that is what Republicans do. To blame Obama for following the rules is not fair, get mad at the Republicans.

Excuse me for stealing from Will but Obama is our only hope for a real change to save this country.

We many, we happy many, we band of brothers and sisters. For those that vote with me in November shall ever be my Family. That vote shall change our condition. Voters that stayed in bed or voted otherwise shall think themselves accursed. And they shall stay silent while any speak that voted with us on that blessed day.

Clinton will never win!!!!!!!!!

GoBama!

Unless he plans on winning white rural votes he can not win Indiana.

It's Hillary or in November it's McCain for me.......

Come on Indiana. Vote Obama and let's get the main presidential campaign on the road!

Women need to come to their senses and stop voting for such a poor example of a woman in power – Clinton has played every game in the book to get this far -it's pathetic – even to the point of counting votes in States that dont COUNT – it's just so sad, sadder still is that people still follow her.
All the dirty tactics she has pulled on Obama is disgraceful.
She complains he's spent more money that her – that's because he has it.
I'd be VERY interested to find out how she suddenly has so much money!!!???
There's no honor or dignity or trust with this woman – and that's what we need in Washington!

I can't wait to see the backs of these lying, cheating Clintons.

Youtube Hillary Clinton Peter Paul

We can only hope Carville is right, when Obama wins NC and Indiana, his candidate goes home. By the way has anybody checked ourt HC's internet fundraising website. Looks just like Obama's. HAs she everh had an original idea?

This is where we decide once and for all which one of the two actors will get the part. That Hope and Change theme sure sounds pretty good right about now. Hope he does well.

Ah yes, another 'must win', until she loses – then it'll be a state that doesn't matter. Or, like Texas, it will be counted as a win even though it was a loss. When you have no respect for the truth, you have no problem distorting the truth and lying about anything and everything.

I think Obama will pull this out even though it's a statistical dead heat.

Obama 08 enough said

CNN is biased and will not post:
This is the ultimate irony for the Obama supporters (the smart and educated people) to ponder:

IF Obama is our nominee, it is because the Washington Insiders that he speaks against (Superdelegates) GIVE the nomination to him.

It will NOT be because he convinced the electorate with his inspiring words of hope and change.

Hillary STILL got 50% of the vote even being sabotaged and throttled and handicapped.

HILLARY NEEDS TO WIN AND I SURE HOPE SHE DOES!!

US OLD FOLKS IN INDIANA ARE BETTER READ.

THEY GOOGLE & WILL VOTE FOR SEN.OBAMA.

The message is clear, what the media, and those (RWM), and (ORWP) are doing now is to tell the American people that they do not want a Black man to be the President of USA..
The message is clear.
We got it.

I have watch the campaing and It is my opnion that senator Obama is the better candidate .more credibale
The Clintons were in the whitehouse for 8 years
Time for a Change.

Obama will deliver for the DEMS ... BUYER'S REMORSE

This is not a tie-braker! Hillary is so far behind that she can't win!

Go Obama – bring the Clintons down!

I am a women in my early 50s. I cannot understand why women vote for Hillary as she has lied or munipulated the truth at every turn. Are you all so blind that you vote for her just because she is a women. That is just ignorant. If you want another person in the white house that manipulates the truth you deserve what you get.

Winning or losing from here until the convention means nothing because neither candidate can garner the delegates needed.
This will be decided on the floor of the convention. That is why you now see the obamians whining for the delegates to decide NOW even welcoming the OK governor to the fold all the while whining that the superdelegates in states that wentr for obama need to vote for obama....typical hypocrital obama spewage. The super delegates who have not declared- obviously want to see how this plays out and it is their right....don't try to change the rules obamians (you hear them cry that all the time). obama and his backers are afraid of the nomination going to the floor, but what clinton and obama should be concerned about is the possibility of Al Gore being drafted...one thing for sure if obama is anywhere on the ticket as the pres or vp candidate as a life long democrat my vote will go for John McCain...I will vote for no arrogant condescending hypocrite racists!

This is the ultimate irony for the Obama supporters (the smart and educated people) to ponder:

IF Obama is our nominee, it is because the Washington Insiders that he speaks against (Superdelegates) GIVE the nomination to him.

It will NOT be because he convinced the electorate with his inspiring words of hope and change.

Hillary STILL got 50% of the vote even being sabotaged and throttled and handicapped.

How can Clinton supporters explain away Billary's lies and past corrupt shananigans? I used to admire the Clintons but not any longer. Their campaign is disgusting!! iF she wins the nomination, I, as a lifelong Democrat, will be staying home on election day. My Republican friends and family members are behind Obama as they see him as our best chance for a better America.

Barack Obama for president-he is our last hope.

MY INDIANA WILL VOTE FOR MY OBAMA.

Go Obama! Come on Indiana, I loved to visit there when my aunt lived there.. You guys are pretty cool and I pray you and NC together end this so we can have our nominee (Obama).. Its time to seal the deal, come through for the american people.. No drama Vote Obama!!

Obama 08

what tie is he referring to? Last check, Obama was winning in every category.

INDIANA HAS NEVER, TO MY KNOWLEDGE, BEEN THE

STATE OF THE STUPID. THEY WILL VOTE OBAMA.

Clinton will win Indiana because Obama's whole campaign is coming apart at the badly sewn seams. His own pastor, Rev. Wright, has just accused Obama of being a politician and suggested he might have just been pandering during his race speech. This is the same pastor that stired up are the Obama drama to begin with. This would not destroy any other candidate but it will be devastating to a candidate who's major appeal was he was not a typical politician. I think America is finding out just how true that belief can possibly be.

Hillary will win!!

Prediction;

Hillary 52%

Obama 48%

I really hope that voters in Indiana and North Carolina who would be happy with either Clinton or Obama as the candidate...vote for Obama and help put an end to this drama! Mathematically, she really can't win. The only thing that she can do at this point is convince the remaining superdelegates to overturn the elected delegates. If the superdelegates actually do that for her....then why did we hold primaries and caucuses at all? They Democratic Party is already in a mess, if they actually made her the nominee....well, the party will be shattered. One last point, a year ago, I would bet the polls showed Hillary way ahead of Obama in every state in the Union.,....by campaigning throughout the states, he has either closed the gap substantially or overtaken her and won the state. Surely, he has proved himself as not only the candidate who should be the Democratic nominee, but also, the one to be the next President of the United States.

Here we go again with another pipe dream. There is nothing Clinton can do to catch up with pledged delegates at this point. She will not get the nomination period.

I keep hoping that people will set aside all the "tabloid news", all the attacks which are unfair, and see the candidates for whom they really are.

Before you vote for, Hillary, Indiana, ask yourselves why you are voting for a candidate who VOTED FOR THE WAR?

Is she not responsible for the mountain of debt, 10 TRILLION and counting? Is she not responsible for the dead soldiers, the one maimed, the thousands who have taken their lives in suicide? The countless dead Iraqi civilians?

I hope you will do your homework, Indiana, check out the candidates. Think for yourselves. Do not allow the 'hate-mongers-fear-attacks' to make your mind up for you.

Join the wave of Americans who say we want CHANGE!

BUSH-CLINTON-BUSH-CLINTON IS NOT CHANGE.

A close win in Indiana (might happen) and a big loss in North Carolina (will definitely happen) would do absolutely nothing for Clinton.

She would have a net loss of pledged delegates on the day and she would lose any momentum she got from the expected Pennsylvania victory.

She must win both states and win both states big to have any chance to change the dynamic in this race.

This will not happen.

Go Hillary. It will be like PA. The women and the workers and the late-deciders will wake up and and say NoBama!

And if more Obama angry words or elitist attitudes or backdoor schemes come to light it will be another big win for the people.

And if we can get by the Obama folks blocking the good people of FL and MI we will have a people's victory.

Fight the Good fight, Hil!
thats all we ask!

It is interesting that the democratic party hasn't yet recognized that after this race is over, they will be trying to pull African Americans back into the process but, I don't think it will happen. I feel sorry for the party. There most reliable voting block is going to stay home and let the republicans take the house and senate again.

GO HILLARY GO!

If one does the math Hillary needs to do a lot more than just win in Indiana. She needs to win everything, all the rest of the contests and remaining super delegates, by more than 65%, possible but very unlikely. Check it out for yourself on CNN's delegate counter. She is giving her supporters false hope.

we will see

Obam 08

All I have to say to Indiana is it would be wise to choose the Candidate that telling you to think and hope.

Hillary's intention is to wound Obama to the point where he fall prey to the GOP ! She knows that the Superdegelates cannot over rule or over rides the will of the people ! She feels that the white house belongs to her ! Shame on you Hillary !!!!!

Hillary Clinton will go all the way to the convention just like FDR!
Voters are now seeing that experience for the job does matter more than rhetoric and spin.
Now that Obama refuses to debate, America will look at that as "What does he have to hide"?
If Florida and Michigan voters are not distributed fairly, there will not be a unified Democratic Party.
The DNC will either unify or divide. The choice is theirs to make.
Obama has made his stand. Only count their votes if it helps me to win. Not very Presidential!

If this race is tightening, it is doing so with a lot of help from the media. Hillary is $15million dollars in debt. She didn't raise as much money the other night as she wants you to believe.

Why don't you check instead of regurgitating what you are told? You are part of Hillary's campaign team in Indiana! Since she has the free media, masquerading as "news" eating out of her hand, she has no need for paid media.

I am extremely interested in observing an obvious shift in the way this primay election season is being covered. I see the media buying into the Clinton arguments even tho they have no merit. None.

Pennsylvania was not "A TURNING POINT." as it has so rapturously been described. She didn't get to 10%. She won by 9.2%. But why quibble. You seem to also be buying in to her "Obama can't win the white vote" argument. I had no idea there were so many Blacks in Iowa, Wisconsin, and yes, Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania, where he ran against the entire Democratic machine, trailing by 25 points. Yes.

Thank goodness we have other options. I can watch Obama on C-Span or YouTube, live and "unfiltered." I don't need you to 'interpret' or spin him. I can make up my own mind. Thank goodness with the internet, I can look at the local news from all these states, read their newspapers, and not have the national media with all their institutional racism, "filtering" it for me.

I'm hoping my hoosier neighbors come out for Barack Obama. While Indiana's economy is better than Michigan's, we really need something to change in DC and it won't change with another Clinton.

Clinton seems to consistently beat the polls. Not sure why, but a 1% edge to Obama probalby translates to a 3 or 4 point Clinton victory. Of course who knows where the polls will go in two weeks.

More importantly as long as Obama is clos Indiana won't matter. He can survive a 3% beating in Indian if he wins NC.

If he wins there (NC) the party will rally aroun him and the superdelegates will come out of the woodwork and end this thing. If he can't, Obama is likely done even with a delegate victory.

Oh, oh Obama.... the tide is turning!!!

Let me show why I think Hillary Clinton's case for a nomination is hopeless: According to CNN's estimate, Hillary Clinton has a total of 1586 delegates, Barak Obama has a total of 1719 delegates. Using the CNN "Democratic delegate calculator" allocate the remaining state and super delegates as follows:

North Carolina – Clinton 44% Obama 56% (based on current polls).
Indiana – Clinton 50% Obama 50% (based on current polls).

In the remaining six states give Clinton 60% of the delegates (even though it is very unlikely that she would get 60%).

Give Clinton 60% of the remaining 306 superdelegates.

The result: Clinton 1991 delegates, Obama 2036 delegates!

Go to the CNN Democratic delegate calculator and check it for yourself.

Carville says Tie Breaker??? Clinton needs to win by 30% on ALL remaining state contests to create a tie. Even more is needed to break a tie.

Gooooooooo Hillllllary, you go girl, you can do this. i just want you to know i donated $$$$$$$$ to you, first time i have ever given $$$ to anything political. Hillary 2008

Well im hoping Hillary will win this state but obviously Obama has lots of areas he can call on and that wont change so it will be difficult. But im hoping there are two superdelegates that will endorse Hillary and that will change the opinions of people. Dont forget Hillary tends to do better than what polls suggest, just take the primary in Pen thats just gone.

I hope Obama does'nt put hs foot in his mouth this time. He does not have a "senior" or a "race problem". Look how many senior people and whites support him. He does have a "foot in mouth" problem.

Please, moderation let a muslim rumor appear on CNN.COM RIGHT BEFORE THE PA PrImary!

While I hope Obama wins this state, having been born there I can say the demographics are somewhat like Pennsylvania. The small town where I grew up had a small KKK presence. Even though that was 30 years ago there are still pockets of racism. While the views there might not be as bad as Kentucky another upcoming primary..Indiana still has it's pockets of biased people.

When I wacth CNN, I can not differentiate it from FOX!? I'm sure they may think this an Ok thing for rating. CNN's credibility is in the gutter in our house and many house holds across this country. But then again, this is the kinds of journalism that got 19&20 year old sons and doughters killd in the Iraque war. Thank you L. King for beign the reasonable, adult voice you have been.Unfortunatley drowning reasonable voices is what the meadia is about lately. CNN should title their 5-9pm programing " Feed the beast and ask questions later."

I don't.... I think all contests are important and obama has won a majority.

If she does win, it will likely be due to operations chaos.

"Do you know why Chelsea Clinton is so ugly? Because Janet Reno is her father."
- John McCain in June of 1998

Are you Hillary supporters really going to vote for an old, backwards misogynist if she is not the nominee?

I think it is great that the candidates are campaigning in all the states. But this contest is simply showing that there are two strong candidates. We can only pick one. We pick that candidate based on delegates. If at the beginning we knew it was based on something else, that would change the campaign. Obama is winning, Clinton did not gain much from her home state of PA. Even if she wins IN, KY, WV, PR; if Obama wins NC, MT, OR, SD, then he wins.

PAck it Up HilBag its a SLAM DUNK!!

GO HILLARY.

I gave you 50 bucks yesterday, use it wisely

Rob from NC

lets see if i got this right.. her husband had SEVERAL opportunities to capture and deal with Bil Lauden(do your homework the media will not tell you this) and he dropped the ball. of course if he did his job.. 9 11 would NOT have happened.. His military could NOT STAND her.. and she helped Bush in his vindictive crusaide by voting for it. We are not dumb. There are video and documents(the ones not destoyed) to where she controdicts herself on every stand she takes... she was quoted once saying " If(Sadaam) does not disarm we will diasarm him) all big and bad..but look where that ended up..Her commander experience is only riding on her husband's coat tails.. and when you research(would make you change your mind for the better)him you find out that his commander expierience wasnt so hot either!!LOOK FOR ARCHIVES..MAKE AN EDUCATED CHOOSE PEOPLE..the media isnt going to show you what you need to know..google Peter paul v Clinton (Apr 25th 2008)yes.. today's date!!!

The OPPOSITE of Bush,Clinton, Bush is CHANGE!!!!!!!!!
U.S. has thirty years of the same U.S. families (Bush, Clinton,Bush, Clinton) ruling the White House and CONTROLLING Congress too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hillary knew she was being dishonest about dodging bullets in Bosnia and remember now we have 4,000 PLUS deceased soldiers from IRAQ TOO!!!!! Hillary has no respect for VETEREANS and Iraq Soldiers dodging bullets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

VOTE OUT HILLARY and get change for the White House!!!

Change is President obama!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think some you people are living in a "fairy tale" world. Obama is a great candidate and the only reason people don't vote for him is because he is black. So we need to stop kidding ourselves. Women vote for Hillary because she is a woman. There gender basis and race basis. We all know Obama is an exceptional individual compared to Clinton. Look how Her husband and her twist things and the old white folks in PA fall for it. Nafta took your jobs away and you voted for the people that supported it. They are right when they uneducated people vote for Hillary lol.

I never believe Poll reported by CNN!

Since CNN is always Pro-obama and always try to distort the truth!

No obama!

Hillary 08

Hmm, isn't this supposed to be an Obama gimme win? I think the lady has staying power.

Question: Why is Clinton staying in the race when she knows it's impossible for her to overtake Obama in the contest for delegates?

Answer: It's all about 2012.

The longer the Democratic race goes on, the weaker Obama will be in the fall against McCain. McCain wins, and who do you think will claim she has the best chance against him in 2012?

Senator Clinton is a very smart woman. She knows she is not going to get the nomination this year. However, she is not smart enough to understand that the part of the Democratic party that is backing Obama - at this point, it's the majority - will forget what she is doing.

It's a little strange how we alternate between states that are no contest (North Carolina, Mississippi, Rocky Mt states) and the so called "crucial states." Obama has been winning by huge margins in the less contested states, and generally losing by single digit margins in the "crucial deciding states" (Texas, Pa, Ohio) which seem to be labelled as crucial only because they started out as Clinton country.

There should be less discussion of "crucial states" and more discussion of "who gets more delegates in the end." The superdelegates may know better than the general public who is more electable, but I prefer the idea of democracy. If not, why are we wasting time on going through the motion of voting?

Tie Breaker? What tie? There is no way Mrs. Clinton can win period. They are not in a tie, it is statistically impossible for her to "win". She is over and just won't lay down. Perhaps she is just hoping to collect come more money to pay her bills. I can promise you that her reasons for staying in the race have only to do with her welfare and not the party or the country.

Young voters suck. Obama needds to win the main base of democrats not these newbies

More of the Letter by Michael Moore

Any endorsement of a Democrat must be done with this acknowledgement and a hope that one day we will have a party that'll represent the people first, and laws that allow that party an equal voice.
Finally, I want to say a word about the basic decency I have seen in Mr. Obama. Mrs. Clinton continues to throw the Rev. Wright up in his face as part of her mission to keep stoking the fears of White America. Every time she does this I shout at the TV, "Say it, Obama! Say that when she and her husband were having marital difficulties regarding Monica Lewinsky, who did she and Bill bring to the White House for 'spiritual counseling?' THE REVEREND JEREMIAH WRIGHT!"
But no, Obama won't throw that at her. It wouldn't be right. It wouldn't be decent. She's been through enough hurt. And so he remains silent and takes the mud she throws in his face.
That's why the crowds who come to see him are so large. That's why he'll take us down a more decent path. That's why I would vote for him if Michigan were allowed to have an election.

Anytime they say Obama is leading, it means he is actually loosing.

Indiana end this madness.

CLINTON WILLPREVAIL!!!

"Tie breaker"?????? Ha, ha, ha! It ain't a tie. Senator Barack Obama has an almost insurmountable lead...and the only reason for the 'almost' is because of the levels to which the Clinton campaign is willing to stoop.

My read is that Indiana is a must-win for Obama, NOT Clinton. All the pressure's on him. He's leading but she's racking up them big-state victories. She only stands to gain here. She wins Indiana, suddenly the race is dead-even in the eyes of the public, with a lot of people questioning Obama who would look like he's fading fast.

Obama needs to prove he's a winner. There's no way to get Hillary out of the race but to beat her fair and square. Indiana is fair territory by most accounts, not substantially favoring either candidate.

Indiana is the place. May 6 is the time. A twin victory probably ends it. Superdelegates leap off the fence Obama's way.

I can't understand why there is a dead heat! Senator Obama is the best and most honest candidate. Go ahead and endorse Senator Obama.

Blessed
Redan, GA

Hillary WILL win Indiana, there is NO DOUBT ABOUT IT!!!!

YES WE WILL!

YES WE WILL!

Hillary 08 12'

If not Hillary, then McCain!

Wake up people, CNN and MSNBC are in the Obama corner. The people and momentum are on Hillarys side. last I heard the people do the voting. Hillary big in Indiana.

Every state is a must-win for Clinton. But it really doesn't matter because the end result will be the same. She will keep going until someone drives a stake through her heart, and Obama will win the nomination anyway.

Indiana - "the next crucial battleground that could decide the Democratic presidential nomination"

How many of these are we going to have?

Please, CNN, start reporting the facts (Hillary simply cannot catch up) and not the hype (Hillary needs just one more break-through performance to really change things around). Its getting tiresome.

I frustated with Obama's champaign, why they can not argue that every one should follow the rules set by DNC, and no rule can be changed during the game. Who ever win the total deligates should be nominee. If DNC changes the rule, Sen. Obama should look the option as an independent candidate with Sen. Chuck Hegal as VP. If Clintons are ready to destroy sen. Obama and the democrats just watch than why sen. Obama should care about the party, let it go. Any way the time is right for third party candidate.

The Clinton's has run such a negative campaingn, Barack Obama has
tried to rise above the gutter politice and they have made it impossible.
This election is about issues, every time that I go to the gas station to buy gas for my car I get very bitter, about having to spend almost $100.00 for gas and that does not fill my tank. Everytime that I have to purchase milk which is almost $4.00 a gallon I also get bitter. The media is focusing on trivial thing that does not really affect the people of this country. There are more imperative things that are affecting the country. Rev. Wright is not one of them.

this article is hysterical.
they keep moving the goal posts!
every state is must win for clinton.
obama is leading and she can't catch up but now they want indiana to
be the "tie breaker".there's no such thing as obama is ahead.
laughable.the democratic party will do itself in by letting clinton linger on in a race that is well-futile for her.
obama has one twice as many states,and leads in all factions yet every primary they move the goal posts.the dems are insane!
i'm glad i'm not one of them.
i guess because they think obama will win north carolina-well that doesn't matter.
and even though obama has won states with blue collar whites and would win cali and new york as all dems do-they ignore that.
this is why independants like myself won't join either party.
the dems picked clinton as the winner early on so they keep moving the goal posts.if clinton was leading the obama is now-they would've been pushed him out of the race.
the repub's are cruel,and the dems are fools!

Looks like a bunch of dumb Hoosiers have fallen for teh "hopenosis" of the false prophet....good luck with that

HRC needs a vacation!

Time to give Hillary the time off to rest she so desparately needs so she suffers no more delusions about sniper fire, for whom she was named, her daughter at the twin towers on 9/11 …

Indiana and North Carolina, please do your part to help this poor woman.

Vote Obama!

She won't win my vote!

COME ON INDIANA!!!!!!!
VOTE SMART!!!!!!!
VOTE HILLARY!!!!!!!!

Come on Indiana.... pull the plug on the Clinton campaign. Lets all move forward with the best person to unite this country.....

OBAMA 08!

Why is everyone wanting to end this race before the finish line? Let it go own till Hilary or Obama has the necessary 2,025 nominees.

Win or Lose, Hillary needs to continue on with the race and ignore everyone that is trying to get her to step down. Maybe Obama needs to step down, for he does not have the necessary 2,025 nominees.

People need not to listen to the polls, We ALL need to listen to facts! Depending on how you look at the results of each and everyone of the contests. Again, neither Hillary or Obama have the necessary 2,025 nominess.

WAKE UP AMERICA! Let us ALL get behind Hillary and push her over the finish line, so that with her talents, skills, knowledge and experience, can go on to become our nest president. A president that can start making the changes that she is promising the American people, from the very first day in office.

I hate that I am saying this, but go Hillary. Stay in there throwing mud as long as you can. I am doing nothing and gaining points.

What matters is she winsby how much? 2 or 3 points? Still not good enough. I dont see her going anywhere but to destroy her rival and party. That wld significantly hurt the party in Nov.

European us politics watcher.

Hillary Clinton indeed has a tough task, convincing the more conservative base that she's the candidate to choose over Barack Obama.

Having lived there a large portion of my life, I think this will be more of an uphill battle for her, probably than in any other state – thus far (actually who is left to vote, Puerto Rico?).

Tim

Pay attention Obama supporters.

The Clintons are about to steal the nomination right out from under your nose!

Dear Clinton supporters:

Please go to Slate.com Delegate Counter and see why it is mathematically impossible for Clinton to beat Obama in pledged delegates. The only way she can get the nomination is by convincing the superdelegates to over-ride the will of the voters. This will splinter the Democratic Party and lead to a McCain victory in November. Is this what you really want–four more years of Bush policies?

she can't win,so she should drop out.

Indiana you could put the final nail in Hillary coffin and put an end to this madness. Hillary and Bill are out of control. Lying to win = a loss for the America people.

Vote to change our polictics Obama 08!!!!!

Hillary is going to lose both Indiana and NC but she'll still keep pressing for MI and FL....copy and past this post somewhere so you can look at it on or after May 6th...she's going to talk about MI and FL in her concession speech after losing IN and NC...mark my words!

I hope the people of Indiana make the right decision, unlike florida...ohio..and pennsylvania. Barack Obama is the best person to lead this country.

Yes we can in 2008

Obama will prevail..as he does always.
Hillary doesn't draw new people to the democratic party. She just maintain the "loyals" and to me that is not a leader people should follow. A true leader draws new people into the process and motivates them to engage in the process. A leader does not need to destroy his/her opponent with negativity and distortion to win. A leader does not feed on peoples fears just to win. A leader does not lie, distort just to win. A leader does not blow his/her own horn (i.e. claims of been tough). A leader should still be able to maintain his/her dignity and respect even if he/she looses a competition.Finally, a leader should have the trust of its followers. So people of America I leave it to you to decide who will be the best leader for your country. In my mind, I see Senator Obama as the true Leader.
Aurelia- Toronto, Canada

How can Indiana possibly be considered a tie breaker??? Clinton and Obama are not "tied." Obama leads by over 150 pledged delegates!

America For Hillary

I am sick of hearing about the boohoo obama...cry me a river...pack your bags and head back to Illinois...you dont belong in Americas White House...not yours as you have been saying

I have gathered some numbers based on the democratic primary to show what will happen in November if Obama is the nominee.

The democratic primary is different as it shares delegates based on percentage but in the general election it is winner takes all in each state. Each state won is that many delegates to winning the overall count. So if we treat the democratic primary just like the general election this is what we are looking at against McCain.

I have taken each state that has won by Obama or Clinton and given all the delegates of that state to the majority winner. I even gave Obama all the upcoming states and made him the winner giving him the delegates from them. I did not include Florida or Michigan to avoid any argument. This includes Guam and others that are counted in the democratic primary. This is only actually won states and future states given to Obama:

Obama won 37 "states"
Hillary won 17 "states"

However in a general election setting:

Obama delegate count: 1486
Hillary delegate count: 1750

If you count Florida and Michigan which Hillary won and polls show that even if Obama campaigned in those states Hillary would have won them at that time:

Obama delegate count: 1486
Hillary delegate count: 2118

If we gave Florida to Obama and Michigan to Hillary as polls suggest a primary today would give them:

Obama delegate count: 1692
Hillary delegate count: 1907

The bottom line is that Hillary has won in a general election model based on primaries of the democratic party and even giving Obama all the next primary states coming up. The reason Hillary won is she won all the big states practically? These states are historically won by the Republican party as to why Bush beat Kerry in 2004. Therefore if Obama cannot win the big states that Republicans tend to win he has no chance against McCain in the general election. Hillary has the only chance of being a democratic president in 2008.

So do you want a Republican in office or do you want a Democrat? The choice is clear who is more electable in November.

Obama has done an outstanding job running against a former President and his wife. You can easily say he's having trouble with certain demographics groupsand thats to be expected and apply to all candidates. But the reality is Obama had the uphill battle not Senator Clinton and Bill Clinton. Obama has almost won 3-1 in the contest thus far. Thank about it!

Rick N.C

STOP THE DRAMA – VOTE OBAMA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think at this point every state is "must win" state for HRC, seeing that she's behind in the race; and her trying to twist the popular vote to say she's ahead is really pitiful and deceiving.

Go Hillary Go keep strong. You are the best one to win and lead Amwerica

Lets go Indiana! The country needs you! I was just thinking how funny it is that last month, Ohio and Texas were "do or die" for Billary and she failed to win big. Then a few days ago PA was "do or die" and she still failed to win big enough. Now it's Indiana?! When is this going to end?
Go BaRack the vote Indiana!

And yet, if she wins in both IN and NC, she'll still be behind in delegates unless she wins by significant margins (+20).

We do not want Bill Clinton back in the White House!

This is not as important. She intends to stay in the race until the bitter end and so she always will find arguments to stay in – until the bitter end.
When somebody is stubborn there is no other chance.

Go Hillary! Please Indiana, follow PA's lead and don't go with the latest fad.

All the nay sayers out in force can not stop the truth from entering the hearts and minds of honest people. The proof is in PA and OH and TX and all the other wonderful USA states who believed Hillary's message of solutions. If some of the states that went to Obama had a chance to, they would have a do-over and re-cast their vote for her.

It is amazing to me how hard the media and Obama supporters have worked to destroy Clinton's message of solutions to our nation's crisis's. No matter how many voices are screaming to end her run, she has managed to persevere and will be our next president.

Obama needs to work out a lot of his faults in the coming years before he can become a viable candidate for president. If that is at all possible.

PS He will never get my vote in November if he does manage to get nominated. I'll vote for the Moderate John McCain.

Go Hillary, Yes you will!!!

Clinton does need to win Indiana and lose by less than 10 pts in NC to make a claim that she should be the nominee.

This primary shows the need for the DNC to vastly lower the number of Superdelegates and to stop having caucuses.

Without the caucuses (which Obama won all but 1 easily) and without the superdelegates that jumped on Obama's bandwagon after Feb 5th this wouldn't even be a contest.

The superdelegates need to look at the momentum Clinton has gained and where she is winning, the swing states (FL, PA, OH). They should support Clinton to have the best chance of putting a Democrat in the White House.

Oh Nooo no not again. Someone please throw in the towel. Come on Hillary be lady like .Let it go. You already been in the White House. I tell you what, I'm not even running in the campiagn and I'm mentally tried.

How on earth do you call Indiana "the next crucial battleground that could decide the Democratic presidential nomination"? I'm from Indiana and I even think that's ridiculous.

When will you point out that on the same day the larger state of NC is holding a primary and Obama is expected to win easily? Plus he's already well ahead of Clinton in delegates. Even if she wins Indiana as she has been expected to do up until it became a dead heat this week, she'll still be way too far behind and Barack will only increase his lead by adding NC to his totals.

Strange, it seems everytime Hillary Clinton actually has a chance to win a state, CNN talks it up as a decisive state that could turn the race around while virtually ignoring states that Obama wins.

Carville's claim that IN could be the "tie breaker" is just plain delusionary. The only way Clinton has any hope of catching Obama is if a very large majority of superdelegates suddenly rush to her side. Woe to the Democratic party if the party elite dare override the choice of the pledged delegates.

Please vote for Senator Obama. He is clearly the most trusted candidate and one who has the best chance to heal America. There are many negative things that could be said about the Clintons, particularly in the past, but Senator Obama has restrained himself. I believe this is a measure of his character. He is a gentler soul than she is. She seems harsh and brittle.

we will see...................................

Go Hillary

The only chance that we have for change is Obama.
Hillary is just one of the good ole boys in a skirt.

If Obama wins both, superdelegates flood to him and she has to get out shortly.

If she wins both, then her argument actually might start ot have some weight, just because he is very much expected to get NC and a loss for him there would be startling.

Any splitting of the wins (IN for HRC and NC for him) would leave us exactly where we were prior to OH and TX, exactly where we were prior to PA, and exactly where we are now: him leading on all counts, her making not very persuasive arguments to obfuscate this fact, and many superdelegates continuing to hang back.

Based on precedent and how this rather tiresome process has been plying out, I fully expect that third scenario to play out as it seems nothing will break us out of the status quo that has existed between these two for months now.

INDIANA!!!!!! PLEEEEEEEZZZZZ HELP THIS STOP NOW!!!!!!!
Do NOT vote for Clinton!!! She will stop at nothing to rip this party apart TRYING to steal the nomination from Obama!!!
She cannot win....the superdelegates will NOT vote against the people of this country and the man that has won 30 states so far!!
Voting for her just gives her the chance to keep ripping Barack and giving the Republicans ammunition. She would LOVE to see the Republicans win in November if SHE is not the nominee....she KNOWS what she's doing here!!!
VOTE OBAMA and get our party and our country back to where it SHOULD be!!
Stop the Clinton soap opera!!! Turn the channel on them!!

Go Obama..................get ready for the Negatives and all the girl TV commentators. Get lots of rest because not only Bill & Hillary wil be comming after you........so will john McCain. They might all be ganging up on you............but Indiana is on your side. The spread will increase ......................Go Obama

OBAMA WILL WIN. YOU MUST QUIT CLINTON. YOU ARE LOOSING CONTROL. IT IS BETTER TO VOTE MCCAIN THAN CLINTON. WAKE UP GUYS.

OBAMA OR MCCAIN.

OBAMA OR MCCAIN= GENERAL ELECTION.

P(NOT HILLARY)= 1- P (OBAMA OR MCCAIN )=110%.

EITHER OBAMA OR MCCAIN.

"Tiebreaker?"

How about another injection of life support?

Indiana and North carolina do not get to decide who is our next president. There are 50 states in this Union. When all is said and done from the ENTIRE populace, Hillary will be the clear choice. Sure, Hillary may lose those 2 states but Obama has lost all of the BIG states that has the highest populations. I wish the media would stop trying to control this primary by their lop sided reporting and biased opinions. Every week, it's IF IF IF. we all know that the superdelegates will have to determine this race and I hope to God they do it responsibly and consider every trick that has been used to make Hillary seem less desired than she really is. After all, this is a democracy not a charity. Our lives and our futures depend on the backbone of our next President. We can't afford for our weakest link to be sitting in the Oval Office. Even a basketball team doesn't put in the rookie when the game is on the line. Wake up people! This is your one shot to get it right.

Obama will have this one!!! He was so close in Penn considering he brought Clinton down from 30 points lol... ha ha he had to outspend her to get his name and message out( i just thought I should add that because she seems to keep trowing it up as if it was negitive) GO Obama beat her at her game we all no your ahead!!! I will be voting for Obama in NOV (18 wu woo)

Obama 08 *** KANSAS LOVES YOU! WE WILL BE DEMOCRAT THIS NOVEMBER*** BECAUSE MIDWEST WONTS CHANGE

why isnt the media covering the reason Mr. and Mrs. Clinton had to go to Los Angeles today? google Paul v Clinton

While I love to listen to Obama, my vote is for Hillary Clinton. I'd take her experience any day! Hillary 2008!

If the Superdelegates turn on Obama and give Hiliary the nomination. I am staying home during the general election day and converting to an Independent.

Go Hillary !

Since Obama is still well ahead, there is no tie to be broken, and James Carville is clearly moving goalposts again.

How many are undecided?

Crucial? Not even close. Clinton needs 85%+ of the vote to tie Obama in pledge delegates. To get 85% of the pledge delegates, she needs 95% of the vote in the remaining states. That's not going to happen. She needs similar percentages of the remaining undeclared super delegates.

The primary has been decided.

Obama only needs to come close in Indiana and win BIG in NC. NC is like Hillary's PA. Hillary needs to lose by single digits. If she cant do that this race is OVER for real. After NC and IN the delegate pool will be so small and Obamas delegate lead so big that there will be no path of victory for Clinton. No path to victory= a LOSS.

Im going to hold a Obama victory BBQ at my house..May 6th is the end of this contest.

I hope when people stand up and look around,they see that nothing will change the fact that Obama cannot fall behind her.I am a Florida voter,we need to realize the republicans have purposely caused the voters situation here,face it our votes are lost for the primary,but if you really want to go after the people who disenfranchised Florida voters,you vote for the democratic nominee in November regardless if it be Obama or Hillary.True democrat who is trying to heal what has been broken.

Seniors and Women

Older people who still hold feelings from our dismal past in racial relations, and Women (not any I know of though) that feel it is time for a "WOMAN" no matter WHO it is.

But NONE of them say WHY Hillary is so perfect for the Job. They are just on a Crusade. Not the same for the RAINBOW of colors of people who support Obama.

I say Split the party and get real. There are two COMPLETELY Different groups of people in this so called " Democratic" Party and it is Time that each has its OWN candidate who represents what THEY want.

Problem is you can feel the fear of this new world where RACE is put aside and all are equal.

I'm Not Scared....are YOU??????

Winning Indiana is wishful thinking by Clinton, IMHO. Obama has shown time and time again that, given time to campaign, he sways voters to his side. He did so in Ohio, Penn, Texas and every other state Clinton was leading. There is no reason to doubt he won't do it again. Clinton's negative tactics are turning more and more people off, myself included.

As an outsider looking in, I very disappointed in Clinton.

There is no 'tie' in the nomination. Period.

Unless Clinton wins the delegate count, she lost.

Let's see what witchcraft, trickery, lies , tactics, deceit and falsehood she's going to come up with to try to win.

Didn't they say that about Texas.. no wait Ohio... no wait, the road to the White House went through Pennsylvania... wait wait wait.. it's Indiana.

If they don't keep moving the goal post, they'll be out in the parking lot soon.

For the good of the party.. Hillary please drop out...

I am so sick of hearing the Clinton's campaign weighting in on how Hillary has to win in order to beat Obama and become the nominee. I hope that maybe we should say that in order for Obama to remain ahead he must beat Hillary by 10 points. Hillary have all these big high power Generals and grus from the White House to help back up her lies so this is what we are facing. There jobs are secured if she wins. Hillary only wants older whites and blue collars to vote for her and make it seems that the Africian American's are only supporting Obama. Bill is making up grounds for that my insulting the Afician American's. This what we do call a race war election. Hillary wants only white votes, older voters and blue collar workers.

I am sick of hearing what group of voters are going to vote for Hillary.

can Hill-Billy just leave!!!!!

OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT 08

Keep up the pressure on her, Obama.

Obama all the way

"If she wins in Indiana, it's going to cause some people to turn up and look around," he said. "I think it's a very important contest."

If winning Pennsylvania with supposed "double digits" could not cause some people to turn and look around, nothing will so Carville should forget about it.

After watching the entire campaign unfold, what worries me most about Obama is his supporters. They are the Democratic Party's newest generation of true believers. And every time we nominate the candidate of the true believers, we go down in flames because it scares the voters in the center.

I liked Bill Clinton much better than I like Hillary. But her voters are precisely the ones that we always lose when we nominate a Stevenson or a McGovern. Disaffected true believers may stay home. But they are not going to actually cross over to McBush. A lot of Hillary's voters just might.

I think Senator Obama is going to win in Indiana.

After Senator Clinton's burst of momentum from Pennsylvania, she should be leading comfortably in a Midwestern state like Indiana.

Duh!! Every state is a must win for Clinton or Obama. Can't pundits think of anything else to say?

This is not an important contest.....Obama has basically won this contest and the media and, especially the Clinton campaign want to drag it out and not even attempt to look at the real facts in this primary election process. Why are you all so willing to overlook the obvious? Because....you want to win, ofcourse, but at what price? I guess you don't care what happens in November....because IF you all (including the media) continue to focus on a fantasy possibility, the Dems will lose. Please stop the fantasies....

I'm beginning to believe the conservative and Republicans are running this show. It was reported, again, that 6% of the voters in Pennsylvania for Clinton were Republican cross-overs who will cross back in November. That makes her win even leff significant. If we don't wind this thing up.....we've lost forsure in November. Be Smart, look at the big picture. Obama isn't perfect, but he's alot better than McCain, so get behind him!

OBAMA Will WIN BOTH

OBAMA 08

I think after the disgusting remarks James Carville made about Governor Bill Richardson, Larry King ought to know better than to give the man a platform in which to speak. Who cares what an ignorant angry man like him thinks? Larry - you're really get old, why don't you just retire? Go home and spend more time with your baby boy while you still have the energy.

Such rheortic........if she wins Pennsylvania......if she wins Indiana..........if she wins......if she wins........if she wins.....let it go. She cannot make up the gap delegate difference that currently exist between her and Obama.......that's the math......that's the facts.........that's the answer. Approximately 85 of superdelegates have came over to Obama verses 5 for Hillary since super Tuesday in February......and that trend is not changing......it will change........but not for Hillary.

But isn't every state a must win state for Clinton? How many times have we heard that from her supporters, and with those wins, she is no closer to getting the nomination. Pennsylvania was the latest 'must win' state and granted, she did win the state, but only closed the delegate gap by 10.
Her campaign uses the 'must win scenario' to back handedly pressure her supporters to vote for her..what she is really saying in Indiana is 'if i do not win this state, it will be your fault', when the reality is, she lost the nomination long ago.
The math doesn't lie.

"if she wins PA..."
"If she wins Indiana..."
"if she goes back in time and actually campaigns after super Tuesday...'

She has lost.. I wish you media pundits would stop this stupid stuff and realize she is done!
You all have turned over to making her your "Golden Child" just so you can hope this goes all the way to the convention.
You're not being part of the solution; you are being part of the problem.
Stop being part of the problem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OH PLEASE NO MORE POLLS

The Obama underground network has messed with the polls before,
Those against Hillary, rig them daily!

I dont believe any of them....

For the good of the party, since they are so close in terms of delegates and popular vote, Barack Obama should WITHDRAW. He is too young to be President, too naive, too clumsy with people. He cannot get elected, but Hillary might – though the sober, mature, war hero McCAin is very hard to beat. But Obama never will, he is just too young and too connected to dubious things, like Ayers, like his preacher, like Kerry, who is a deathbell when involved. It would be MUCH better for the Democrats if BARACK OBAMA WITHDRAWS for the good of the nation.

Well come you Ladies... Hillary's getting there...

Only the vote counts. Polls don't mean a thing.

Indiana has been called a 'must win' for Clinton, even by some of her strongest supporters. On CNN's Larry King Live Wednesday, Clinton backer James Carville said the May 6 voting state could serve as a "tie breaker."

Boy are we being played. The truth is that she must win every contest by 60-40 to really be in a position to argue that she's the winning candidate.

However, her surrogates only label the states she's likely to win (I mean who thought BO would win PA?) as "must-win" this creates drama and then when she does there is a sense of euphoria among her followers and the open up their wallets and send some more money to pay off her debts.

bull.......

Every poll available as well as an average of polls gives Obama at least but no more than a 5 point lead. Mix that with the fact he always gains support as the primary approaches, I believe we will see a two state swing for Obama in 2 weeks... IN by 5 percent and NC by definitely more than 10. Maybe then Hillary will FINALLY bow out.

No, CNN, North Carolina should be the tie breaker. Why is it that Clinton is the one to choose which state is the tie braker? Are you kidding me? Let her rig herself the nomination. Just go ahead and rig her the nomination. And what should be the win here? How many points does she need to have after being campaigned for by Bill Clinton? Obama is being fought by Clintons, Republicans and he is still winning. Obama is a very strong candidate.

Oh well, who has more delegates Indiana or North Carolina? Exactly North Carolina!! People need to just accept it, the numbers are too far against her, and I would love to see her try to steal the nomination, you thought the ABC News uproar was something, that was just a little taste. Besides, Barack has a little bit of time to get in there and make his case.

It's a dead heat, what's to add?