May 14, 2008
Posted: May 14th, 2008 12:45 PM ET

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Hilary Clinton picked up another superdelegate Wednesday.
Hilary Clinton picked up another superdelegate Wednesday.

(CNN)— Fresh off of her victory in West Virginia, Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton picked up her first superdelegate endorsement since last week.

Vicky Harwell, president of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women said Clinton’s victory in West Virginia helped make her decision apparent.

“Hillary’s decisive victory in West Virginia is the latest evidence that she is the strongest candidate to take on John McCain and win back the White House,” Harwell said in a statement released by the Clinton campaign. “Hillary has the plans, leadership and experience to deliver real results as president.”

This is Clinton’s first superdelegate nod since May 9, while Democratic rival Barack Obama has seen a wave of 26 superdelegate endorsements in the past week. With 2,025 delegates needed to clinch their party’s nomination, Clinton has 1,718 and Obama has 1,884 according to the latest CNN estimates.

Filed under: Barack Obama • Hillary Clinton


ann dye   May 14th, 2008 5:08 pm ET

YOU PEOPLE ARE WRONG,PEOPLE WILL NOT VOTE FOR B. H. OBAMA. SORRY, GUESS THERE WILL BE ANOTHER 4 YEARS OF BUSH. I HOPE CLINTON WILL NOT EXCEPT V.P., IN 4 MORE YEARS SHE WILL WIN IN A LANDSLIDE VICTORY.

Larry from LA   May 14th, 2008 5:07 pm ET

Well Obama got three supers today to Hillary's one. Wow that blow out in WV really helped.

leon   May 14th, 2008 5:06 pm ET

I cannot stop seeing how OBAMA followers keep destroying Hillary's image and by doing so they are increasing the rage and hate of her supporters and preventing Obama from gaining their support in November if he is the nonimee. Obama campaing keeps dividing more and more the Democratic Party which by the way should change its name as it is not in a democratic way that its nominee is elected. Neither Obama not Clinton have the needed elected delegates to be the nominee so the elite of the party will do it.

Way to go it shows the majority of this country why the DNC had lost a lot of elections in the past and will do in the future if they do not reform their rules to the winner takes it all.

KAB   May 14th, 2008 5:06 pm ET

Sharon, if you don't know why Obama lost in WV then you are truly one of those rare Americans who are clueless! No offense, but do you really think those redneck racists woulda voted for a black candidate?

Unreal!!

Von Bismark VIENNA   May 14th, 2008 5:05 pm ET

Hillary is an intelligent woman planning a beautifull exit that will grace every distractor.

GIVE HER A BREAK!

NEW COMER   May 14th, 2008 5:04 pm ET

You all know of course that the super delegates are not commited, they can change like the weather. When Clinton wins the next swing states you may be eating crow.

Listen   May 14th, 2008 5:02 pm ET

Sharon & Kevin – Didn't 1 out of 5 people in WV said they voted on race and not issues?

The number of white Democratic voters who said that race had influenced their choices on Tuesday was among the highest recorded in voter surveys in the nomination fight. Two in 10 white West Virginia voters said race was an important factor in their votes.

Great support!

NEW COMER   May 14th, 2008 5:02 pm ET

Oh you poor babies, did we forget the Obama was in the race again. Oops. By the way to Kel in Auburn, she picked up 19 out of the 26 delegates and won 140,000 votes in the popular over obama.

Elisabeth   May 14th, 2008 5:02 pm ET

Obama supporters in general deserve no respect whatsoever.

Mary   May 14th, 2008 5:02 pm ET

Mary/Tennessee, Way to go super delegate in Tennessee. This part of the US is Hillary country whether you like it or not Obama fans. By the way, has he actually told anyone what kind of change he is going to make, for anyone that believes he is going to the White House and just make this a wonderful world, lives in a dream world. WISE UP. We had better get someone in there that knows what they are doing and clean up this mess.

Cynthia   May 14th, 2008 5:00 pm ET

You are so right Jim... Hill will take the White House, just like she took the sniper fire... Give It A Rest... Obama is on his way.. to the white house... dodging the sniper fires from the Clintons :-)

Concerned Canadian   May 14th, 2008 4:59 pm ET

E tu Brute !

Did anyone study Shakespeare before ? If not, read the play 'Julius Caesar '.

It's a depiction of what is happening within the Democratic Party...knives are coming from all sides and Hillary is Julius Caesar.
Sad...very sad and tragic.

Joseph   May 14th, 2008 4:59 pm ET

I think Hillary is so desperate that she will be running even after Obama will become the President.

nannie bouroughs, Kenosha, WI   May 14th, 2008 4:59 pm ET

It's nice that there is at least one Superdelegate who isn't afraid of being stabbed in the back by Obama's switchblade carrying supporters!

Can we find another?

tidho   May 14th, 2008 4:58 pm ET

I love how these Supers (on both sides) always sound like they are reading off a piece of paper the campaigns give them. Can't they use their own words rather than straight campaign rhetoric?

G Ndemeye   May 14th, 2008 4:57 pm ET

So Hillary picks up one superdelegate and Obama picks up 2 but only Clinton is mentioned? For a network like CNN y'all should be ashamed. Someone needs to tell Clinton that this election is based on who has most delegate not about who thinks he or she can beat Mccain in nov. And who has most pledged delegates now?

Linda   May 14th, 2008 4:56 pm ET

I support Senator Obama . Hillary is starting to make me sad for her. Doesn't she have any pride? She just needs to drop out and work hard to unify the Democratic party.

steve   May 14th, 2008 4:55 pm ET

Sharon, Kevin, a win is a win, but 29 superdelegate speaks volumes.

One out of 30 superdelegates coming out with their decisions since last week.

W V was a Great win for Sen. Clinton, but the make up of state was to her advantage. Race does matter. I truly believe they would of voted for any white American. As a nation we say the right things when the lights are on, our doors are open. where a very racist nation.

Obama 09

unions are not stupid   May 14th, 2008 4:52 pm ET

Sen Edwards will be endorsing Sen Obama tonight at 7 PM est I doubt this will be posted all of my other posts calling for Obama supporters to boycott CNN=Clinton New Network have been blocked so lets see if this one gets by

CP   May 14th, 2008 4:51 pm ET

Here is another superdelegate for Obama!

Obama picks up the Oklahoma State Senate Pro Tempore

CP   May 14th, 2008 4:50 pm ET

Actually Obama picked up FOUR superdelegates today and CNN has not mentioned ONE!

Rep. Pete Visclosky (IN) has endorsed the Illinois senator, as well as Christine Schon Marques. The two remaining college-aged superdelegates have also endorsed Obama, via a Youtube posting last night.

Kathy, Andover   May 14th, 2008 4:49 pm ET

It's amazing how some of these superdelegates make decisions.

A bit whinny and I am a women   May 14th, 2008 4:49 pm ET

Spin.... Spin .... Spin. Obama won 15 primaries and some caucusus that were over 60% for him including many where he had 50pts over her. . Hillary only one two Ak and WV that went over 60% for her. yet we are all acting like she has pulled some rabbit out of her hat. Please. today after her big Win he actully picked up 3 new delegated plus endorsments from Naral and from Pres Clinton's former SEC officers... What gives CNN .. or should I say Clinton News Network

KE   May 14th, 2008 4:48 pm ET

Hillary got a secong wind in West Virginia.
The wind from West Virginia could take Hillary all the way to the white house. The Obama clan mocked the state. They missed oppotunity to capture the heart of America. Instead Obama chose to retreat to Michigan where he once thought not so important (like West Virginia) and took his name down.

Hillary was willing to work with Obama even with his unexamined past record. But the Obama people's total refusal to work with Hillary is not very hopeful.

Hillary or McCain 2008!

enoch needles   May 14th, 2008 4:47 pm ET

Gotta love the Hill Shills. One big victory in a small state for Hillary and suddenly all of Obama's victories, leads in delegates, leads in votes, just melt away.

Funny.

And sad.

Didi   May 14th, 2008 4:47 pm ET

More than 5 000 000 mil. democrats plus all Republicans , they DO NT LIKE THAT CHAMELEON OBAMA. don't you get it???
And it has nothing to do with his race!!!
Hello, do not stuff him in our troths, please.
What kind of unite is that?

Love you Hillary, you are very, very capable politician.
Who does not like you does not like him/herself!

Evan W   May 14th, 2008 4:44 pm ET

This election is nearing it's end and it will be clinton scandal #2 if she gets the nomination. Let's not forget that our greatest proof of representative democracy, the congress, had impeached bill clinton from office. Also, lets not forget that senator clinton and senator obama do in fact have the same jobs so it isnt probable to say who has more eperience.

carrie   May 14th, 2008 4:44 pm ET

its okay
we know vicky will change her mind
its been happening
ha ha ha

NO-BAMA   May 14th, 2008 4:44 pm ET

KEEP EM' COMING !!!!

WE ARE WITH YOU SENATOR CLINTON !

OREGON4HILLARY :)

mike   May 14th, 2008 4:42 pm ET

It is absolutely ridiculous that this warrants attention, but the 3.5 he picked up today are not mentioned. I think anytime a SD declares, for either of them, it should be reported, as each one is important. A news network should not choose sides, they should remain impartial. I am really losing a lot of respect for CNN.

FLewis   May 14th, 2008 4:42 pm ET

CNN is bias towards Hillary and bias against Obama and it is so very obvious. CNN is always trying to boost Hillary negatives to positives and most times, they won't even talk or report about Hillary negatives, however, regarding Obama, Lou Dobbs and most of the other CNN news reporters/talk shows host never say anything good about Obama. Have you ever noticed when Lou Dobbs says Obama's name, Lou Dobbs face looks like he's having a bad bowel movement. If Lou Dobbs and the rest of CNN mention Mr. Wright's name one more time, I'll scream. Give it a break CNN.
You go Obama! You are great. You will make a great president and I would love to see Lou Dobbs face then.

Chyrel Wallace-Jackson, Chicago Illinois   May 14th, 2008 4:42 pm ET

Shame on you CNN, Shame on you for such unbalanced and poor reporting with these superdelegates. Are you not aware Obama picked up 2 superdelegates around 7:00 a.m. this morning is when I first heard about it. Why was this not reported? What has happened to this network, the most trusted name in news give us all a break.

Reggy Mack   May 14th, 2008 4:42 pm ET

Come on CNN. Obama picked up 2 super delegates around 8 AM this morning and another 2 after that. Why are you not reporting this?This is bull. You are always late with the news. You are the first news station ever, which means that you should be the best. So stop getting scooped by everybody else.

Christopher Abate   May 14th, 2008 4:40 pm ET

Democratic party nomination race is so 2007. This is an election year. McCain versus Obama.

Bring it on.

Tim   May 14th, 2008 4:39 pm ET

Democrats will be unified and victorious in Nov!!!!

Obama 08

tell the truth   May 14th, 2008 4:36 pm ET

Obama picked up 2.5 SD today. Please report all Facts. I like to tell the truth. This race is over. Time to stand together for Obama

John from Chicago   May 14th, 2008 4:34 pm ET

Why in the world does Hillary keep saying that she should be the nominee simply because she won WV, PA, CA, TX and OH. What about votes from the other 40+ states which -when totalled- give Obama the delegate lead he currently hold? If only WV, PA, CA, TX and OH count then why bother with nationwide primaries; why don't we just hold elections in those 5 states and let the winner be the nominee. Is this the same Hillary who claims that every vote should be counted? What a hypocrite.

jeannie   May 14th, 2008 4:34 pm ET

time.com is reporting 3.5 supers today for Obama...Clinton gets 1 and this news gets its own ticker item!!!????...Stop the bias and report fairly!!!

NY voter   May 14th, 2008 4:31 pm ET

This is clearly the beginning of the end for Obama

Phil From VA   May 14th, 2008 4:31 pm ET

What about the 2 Obama picked up? Where is the reporting on that? Biased. COme on CNN.

HILLARY CAN WIN IN NOVEMBER!!   May 14th, 2008 4:30 pm ET

HILLARY LEADS IN THE POPULAR VOTE!!!!!!!

COUNT FL AND MI!!!!!

AND DON'T GIVE ME THAT S@#$ THAT THEY DON'T COUNT EITHER!!!!!

HILLARY IS THE ONE FOR THE JOB!!!!!!

THANKS WEST VIRGINIA!!!!!!!!

GOOD BYE OBAMA!!!!!!!!!

Joe   May 14th, 2008 4:29 pm ET

A female superdelegate sides with Clinton. Huge surprise on that one. WV was ceded long ago. It is a state that is inconsequential to the primaries. Hillary hasn't figured out yet that she is done.

Eli   May 14th, 2008 4:29 pm ET

Absolutey a great piece of news! Shows that there is a female blue collar delegate as well! Too bad it won't help, the train is almost at the next stop, and Hillary is not on it,

Jose Lucero   May 14th, 2008 4:28 pm ET

Señorita Clinton Math 101 1+1=2 NOT, 11

P.S
Un gran ganador es definido por un buen perdedor.

ITS NOT 3AM, PLS WAKE HILARY UP FROM THE STATE OF DENIAL   May 14th, 2008 4:28 pm ET

Is this NEWS? Watch her switch soon.

HILLARY CAN WIN IN NOVEMBER!!   May 14th, 2008 4:28 pm ET

SMART WOMAN!!!!!

SHE KNOWS WHO CAN WIN IN NOVEMBER!!!!

FL AND MI NEED TO GIVE HILLARY HER VOTES!!!!!

HAVE YOU NOTICED THAT OBAMA WON IN ALL RED STATES?
THAT IS BECAUSE THE REPUBLICANS WERE ABLE TO GO IN AND CAUCUS FOR HIM!

BECAUSE THEY KNOW THAT McCAIN WILL BEAT HIM EASILY!!!!!

THE GOP FEAR HILLARY!!!!!! YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!

Gayle, CA   May 14th, 2008 4:27 pm ET

People please,

Hillary Clinton picking up a delegate today is a "Man bites dog" story and that is why it is given ink.

:-)

RJM   May 14th, 2008 4:26 pm ET

There's a reason Hillary's only got one superdelegate since last week. Appealing to racism is divisive. If that's the way she campaigns, that's the way she'll govern, too. Superdelegates aren't stupid.

Great job, CNN – is that Cable News Network or Clinton News Network? Pardon, but your bias is showing (again)!

Angela   May 14th, 2008 4:25 pm ET

Let me see... Obama picks up 4 superdelegates today including members of congress and Clinton picks up some lunatic in tennesse who is using the primary in the all important state of West Virginia as the basis of her choice and CNN chooses to report on the latter, but not the former. The anti-Obama bias on CNN is sooo ridiculous!

Comedy Central   May 14th, 2008 4:23 pm ET

Doesn't W. VA have the highest number of folks serviing in the military? Would that not mean that those "poor hillbilly, uneducated bumpkins" are over in Iraq fighting for these bad mouthing Obamabots? Keep bashing folks with your "higher education" opinions and see where your guy lands in November. I thought he was the "high road" candidate? Apparently he sets a poor example for his supporters.

Denial   May 14th, 2008 4:21 pm ET

THIS IS FOR ALL CLINTON SUPPORTERS!!!!!!!!!

WHY DO YOU CLINTON SUPPORTERS MAKE A HUGE DEAL ABOUT CLINTON WINNING THE BLUE COLOR, UNDEREDUCATED & WOMEN VOTERS >>> MANY OF YOU CLINTON SUPPORTERS ACT LIKE OBAMA DOESN'T GET ONE/NONE VOTE FROM THSES VOTERS>>>

AND YOU ALL KNOW HE GETS .... A GOOD AMOUNT IN THOSE DEMOGRAPHICS

YOU CLINTON SUPPORTERS ACT LIKE OBAMA WAS / IS SUPPOSE TO BE WINNING ALL THE DEMOGRAPHICS >>>> RIDICULOUS

ANYWAYS I HATE THESE PUNDITS DISTINGUISHING PEOPLE BY DEMOGRAPHICS, THIS CAUSES DIVISIONS >>> WHICH OBAMA IS TRYING TO AVOID....

Republican in MI   May 14th, 2008 4:21 pm ET

I must admit that I read your blogs for fun, not information. Having said that . . . I won't read as many as I have in the future. I agree that most of what I have read is "mean spirited" and oft times just plain rude. It's no wonder the Democratic Party is in such disaray.

dlp   May 14th, 2008 4:18 pm ET

It is hard to tell if CNN is unabashedly pro Clinton (remember what CNN stood for in the 90's) or more interested in making news than reporting it, but it can hardly be disputed that CNN is not "trustworthy".

Helene   May 14th, 2008 4:18 pm ET

The Dude : NO I will never support an Obama/Clinton ticket. That would be the kiss of death for Obama and a mockery of his platform.

RW   May 14th, 2008 4:16 pm ET

Low wages, didn't finish school...what a nice way toi to define her own supporters.
I love educated people.

Obama 08

Sean P. in Bremerton, WA   May 14th, 2008 4:16 pm ET

CNN in Clinton's Back Pocket...that why she's 20 mil in the red..sending 5 mil a week to CNN to keep her NON-STORIES in focus. So While CNN covers WHAT HILLARY HAD FOR BREAKFAST AND HOW ITS SOOOOOOOOO PRESIDENTIAL, Obama is actually out there picking up superdelegates, delegates and uniting this party and campaigning in swing states. Glad to see CNN has it's priorities straight....NOT.

OH CNN why do I or any American who cares about THE ISSUES pay attention to you the CLINTON NEWS NETWORK! Way to split the Democrats when we're trying to heal...has McCain offered all of CNN cabinet positions or what MY GOD! CNN and FAUX NEWS should just merge into the FBN the Fear Mongering Bible Thumping Network.

Joyce   May 14th, 2008 4:15 pm ET

Nice lapel pin Barack-I thought HRC was the pander bear.

GL   May 14th, 2008 4:15 pm ET

PA voter-

It's not that I don't care what Obama has said. Fact is I can believe what he said.

Unlike Hillary on the other hand- I have no idea what to believe as her story changes depending on the week and what state she's pandering for votes in.

Kat   May 14th, 2008 4:13 pm ET

I read once that people get the government they deserve. I'm beginning to see the wisdom in that. Everyone has railed against Bush (including me) about his lies and inadequacies; yet some are so anxious to back another liar whose campaign is running on her own money (who's elitist?). She backed Bush's war and it appears to be 'my way or the highway' all over again. I think we deserve better than another term of Bush by McCain or by Clinton.

Dee, MO   May 14th, 2008 4:13 pm ET

CNN when Obama becomes President, I hope he makes your media people stand in the back of the Whitehouse. Many of his supporters will inform him of your love fest for Hillary and her family. Every story today has been on Hillary. WHAT A SHAME!!!

Linda   May 14th, 2008 4:13 pm ET

I will try one more time to get my message posted. It is easy to see why so many Hillary supporters will not vote for Obama. Seems to me when Michelle Obama said that we are a mean country she knew her husbands constituancy. In reading these blogs it seems that a lot more meanness is comeing from the Obama supporters. Their attacks are personal not much on issues. Oh, that must be what happens when the candidate that they support is not as well versed on the issues has the one that is being attacked. This kind of unifaction we can do without. If this is what it means to be college educated and upper income then I am glad to not be a part of it.

tedious898   May 14th, 2008 4:12 pm ET

pa voter....What Obama said? ....That's the cable talking to you again. If you are above the age of 25 than there is no excuse for you claiming Obama has said offensive things that make him a bad choice. This is not "tit for tat" but Hillary said during Bill's run for pres. "Screw those people in Arkansas, you don't owe them anything" So you think what Michelle said was worst than that? Please add some balance or facts to your less than objective statements. If you're just looking for an excuse to say something negative, don't waste your time with republican talking points. Unless you're Bill OReally or Sean Handmethehairgel

Tom   May 14th, 2008 4:11 pm ET

Democrats we need to STOP FIGHTING, and come together as mature, rational, educated people that know its time to recognize reality. This talk of "if Obama wins I`m voting for MCCain" is just plain childish, selfish, and irrational. Do you really want that man as PRESIDENT of our country America? knowing that all we will have is 4 years of misery without remorse.
I do not understand why Clinton supports HATE OBAMA? why? is it because you believe he has no experience, and will screw up out country? well if you really feel that way then let me enlighten you that JFK had very little experience, was not in the senate for long, and was 5 years younger than Obama, and became one of America`s greatest presidents that has ever lived. So if you think Obama is inexperience then you might as well say JFK was even though he did so much for our country in such a positive way that it shows one only needs to have the right judgement to make the right decisions when need be, and i strongly feel Obama has not only the capability, but has shown it throughout the campaign. Please stop being so prejudice, and give this guy a chance for he is not what you may have profiled him to be.
Its hard enough for him being a black man running against a white women where this country is so prejudice its amazing he even got this far.
Please take a moment to reflect on your own personal prejudice regarding Obama, and be truthful with yourself. Trust me you would not want to be in his shoes as a black person.

GL   May 14th, 2008 4:11 pm ET

We're not "just saying" the KY and WV voters are ignorant. They are doing a fine job demonstrating their ignorance by the votes they are casting.

Call a spade a spade already.

rdbtwthlins   May 14th, 2008 4:10 pm ET

Who has the majority of democrats voted for?

Why do democrats have such a hard time counting votes??

Generation X   May 14th, 2008 4:10 pm ET

OK pack in up Obama Supporters......JIM (hillary supporter) says Barack doesn't have a chance. Nevermind the 18 million people that voted for him.....Thanks Jim for your wealth of historical knowledge!

Phil-Little Rock   May 14th, 2008 4:08 pm ET

Another 2-toothed Tennessee moron in power who doesn't realize that the fat lady is already 3/4 of the way through the song.

GO OBAMA '08!!

JN   May 14th, 2008 4:07 pm ET

Roger,
Its the other way around...Clinton copies Obama...you have that all wrong!! He has way more legislative experience than Hilliary will ever have.

fontapa   May 14th, 2008 4:06 pm ET

Obama got 3 this morning before I finished my breakfast. Oh, but that wouldn't fit the "narrative" you people are desperate to sell, would it?

Big Media is making a fortune off this extended primary season. They're putting everything they've got into keeping it going longer.

Which one of the networks is going to have the courage to call this charade off first? At some point, the facade they've constructed will crumble and the reality of the Obama victory will set in. Who will be the first to admit it? CNN?

pb   May 14th, 2008 4:06 pm ET

CNN must be REPUBLICAN BASED - there reporting continues to be bias. Maybe they just want to see more fighting among Democrats. What ever, the case it is POOR JOURNALISM - to not mention Obama's 4 superdelegate pick ups.

GL   May 14th, 2008 4:06 pm ET

The one thing most are missing here-

Obama picking up a continuous stream of super delegates isn't news. At this point it is expected. Just give me the total each evening.

Hillary getting 1 super delegate at this point in the race- is huge news.

Honestly, what super delegate would be dumb enough to throw support behind the candidate that has already lost?

Isobe Gborkorkollie   May 14th, 2008 4:06 pm ET

I am beginning to think that some so-called super delegates are not super decision makers. That's why the race is moving the way it is going.

Jack   May 14th, 2008 4:05 pm ET

YEA HILLARY!!!

tedious898   May 14th, 2008 4:05 pm ET

Obama supporters.....probably now is a good time to tone done the Hillary rhetoric. The former 1st lady has run a good campaign. I've been offended by some of the things said. But I honestly believe she's going to scale back the attacks (I could be wrong) but it could happen.
Hillary Supporters.....I say its time to stop the defections to the "dark side" (Republican / McSame). You have to admit is childish and idiocy to vote for Granpa McSame simply because "Hill Didn't get the Nod". Give Obama some credit. The man has run an excellent campaign. He's said time and time again how "He's an imperfect candidate". How many politicians do you know have ever admitted to being wrong? Certainly the "whack job" currently in the white house has never admitted to making a mistake. So this (if for no other reason) is a major change in washington.

GENE   May 14th, 2008 4:04 pm ET

Hello Mercury, Jujubee, Neptune’s Twin and all interested others

Bill Clinton tried to get the West Virginia vote total as high as possible (naturally since it would be in Hillary's favor). He said if 600,000 voters turned out then the race could change (you never know with the Clinton's which [i]race[/i][b][/b] they are talking about; the primary race or the white race or the black race. Between the two of them (Obama and Clinton) they received about 330,000 votes so they failed) The Clintons are trying to win the popular vote total and use that as leverage, although that is not what decides the contest. In October Hillary said that Florida and Michigan votes would not and should not count. Now she says they should. Do you really think that if Obama had received more votes in these two states that she would be saying what she is saying now?
It was no coincidence that Hillary played another race card just before the West Virginia primary "Obama can't get hard working white workers, those who make less money then the average, those who have less of an education"
Those who do not play close attention to politics in the US may not understand that each state has its own traditions and demographics. West Virginia is 95% white. West Virginia is the lowest state of the 50 States in average income. West Virginia is number 48 out of 50 in those who have a high school education. Hillary played the white race card very deliberately and it was carefully constructed to fit West Virginia. She may play it again in Kentucky but what will she do in Oregon?
Inbreed social racism is only overcome by education. Those with little education have had little opportunity to learn of its evils and West Virginia fits that mold. There are many non racist whites in West Virginia (and there are Black, Asian, Jewish and every other group with a tribal mentality, racists as well as white) but the percentage is not particularly high. They are too uneducated, they think that blacks are taking their jobs away or are getting special favors. So West Virginia is one of those states where playing the white race card works.
I am 96% DNA white, Caucasian. I had a DNA test done to prove it. People of all racial groups should understand that there are far more mixed race people then most people think there are. It could be true of you.
Fox News is definitely anti Obama to the extent that they will (with some hidden pain) cover the news in a way that favors Clinton. MSNBC is definitely Pro Obama, and they tend to cover the news in a way that hurts Clinton. These news stations do not report the news; they shape it, bend it and forget the news that does not suit their purpose.
A Republican Dwight David Eisenhower warned us of a growing "military industrial complex" more then fifty years ago. It's here and it’s strong. They will use whatever means necessary to prevent a candidate who wants peace....not an anti war candidate, but one who does not beleive in [b]unnecessary wars[/b][i][/i]. Obama fits that description.
If you sell cereal you promote eating cereal. If you sell under arm deodorant you promote using that product. If you sell munitions you promote war, and these munitions dealers are the most powerful economic and political lobbyist group in the USA.
It is a dangerous time for someone like Obama to be running for President.

Gene Ray

AJ, IL   May 14th, 2008 4:04 pm ET

With the Democrats taking two more congressional seats from Republicans in Louisana and Mississippi, add two more superdelegates for Obama.

Obama is really 133 delegates from cinching the Democratic nomination!!!!!

Jerome   May 14th, 2008 4:04 pm ET

i hope the superdelegates and the DNP decide who to support for the democratic nomination based on which candidate would have won if the same process as the presidential election was used; that is, taking into consideration who would have the most electoral college votes. That certainly will matter when the presidential election takes place this fall.

Ron   May 14th, 2008 4:03 pm ET

The democrats had the best opportunity of winning the White House
thanks solely to our nation's worst President George W. Bush. However, Hillary Clinton's refusal to gracefully bow out is creating collateral damage for Obama's chances against McCain in the fall.
Why spend money that you don't have and accrue millions in debt all for a losing cause?Furthermore, though Hillary had a resounding victory in W VA., she only netted one super-delegate whereas Obama has consistently netted super-delegates daily. News flash to the Clinton campaign....... the fat lady has started to sing and is now taking requests.

ralph-MD   May 14th, 2008 4:03 pm ET

Hey Vicky,

Carrying West Virginia would be nice. According to the exit polls, didn't these voters favor the GAS TAX SUSPENSION??? What does that say about your super delegate cast? Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE said this was a hoax and a ploy, but the 70% who favored this from WV and Hillary! Get REAL. WE ALL KNOW WHAT'S UP IN WV!!!

OBAMA '08

pb   May 14th, 2008 4:02 pm ET

Listen I am not an Obama supporter, but the facts are the facts!! Three new justices will be names to the Supreme Court over the next 4 years, ask yourself –do we want McCain to roll back Roe-vs.-Wade - and a women's right to choose what happens to their body. This is SERIOUS people –it is no time for hurt feeling!!! GET OVER IT –I AM!! I DON'T WANT to pay $10 a gallon for gas. TOO MUCH is at stake!!

Signed,
A Hillary supporter but a REALIST 1st

frank   May 14th, 2008 4:01 pm ET

CNN knows they are being bias, and they simply do not care. Theysee the same ip addresses viewing the comments even though we get annoyed. They do not understand that they are slowly going to drive folks away to Huffington Post, Politico, MSNBC.

Lets start this revolution

I still think Cafferty is the man, and Wolf sold out.

Joseph Adewole   May 14th, 2008 4:00 pm ET

Vick Hawell...Kindly remind me how many States Obama has won with over 70% of the vote?

Tiachi   May 14th, 2008 4:00 pm ET

Clinton picks up ONE; what about the TWO Obama picked up today that has NOT been reported?!?!?!?!?!?!?

DEBBI   May 14th, 2008 3:59 pm ET

You are mine and millions of Americans hero…
Ignore the ignorance and childish nature of your detractors..
They have been given everything in their lives and they expect to be given this Election…
And there is one of the major differences between your supporters and his ……
We have had to EARN everything …
We weren't given it …..
Fight on Hillary ……….Your supporters are behind you …

truthurts   May 14th, 2008 3:59 pm ET

CNN is doinf their best to get Hillary in the VP slot!

Ben   May 14th, 2008 3:59 pm ET

How does Obama do it? He aint got a daughter old enough to campaign or a spouse who happens to be an ex-president..etc..People must be able to see this fellows honesty and sincere intentions!

fredrick   May 14th, 2008 3:58 pm ET

the only way obama looses is if he gets robbed in some shady backalley deal and if that happens there will be heck to pay, talk about riots forget rodney king!

truthurts   May 14th, 2008 3:57 pm ET

CNN I thought you guys reported the news? You guys are terrible and are cherry picking like crazy for Hillary. Does Turner still own this network? Is he on Hillary's payroll?

Voodoo mama   May 14th, 2008 3:57 pm ET

Go Obama, we be helping you..

susie   May 14th, 2008 3:57 pm ET

Obama only goes to states that he feels he can win. He snubbed WV.

Nicole in NE   May 14th, 2008 3:56 pm ET

Didn't Obama get some Super Delegates today as well?
What happened to fair and balanced reporting?

Dianne   May 14th, 2008 3:56 pm ET

I really respect & listen carefully to CNN's Senior Polictical Analyst, David Gergen.

David Gergen is currently a Professor of Public Service at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government, and Editor-at-Large for US News & World Report. In earlier years he served as White House Advisor to Presidents Nixon, Ford, Reagan & Clinton.

David Gergen commentary is always carefully considered, insightful and intelligent.

On Primary night in PA, he was asked about the so-called 'Dream Ticket'.

His response was simply: "Obama would need to hire a 'Food Taster'.

Enough said. The so-called 'Dream Ticket' is simply a 'Nightmare'.

nikki   May 14th, 2008 3:55 pm ET

cnn, hello, what about the supers obama picked up this morning? are you going to mention those at all, some time today?

Viet Nam Vet   May 14th, 2008 3:55 pm ET

It should read "Lady jumps in black hole" and anybody that contributes any money to her campaign is dumping it in the same black hole.

RB   May 14th, 2008 3:55 pm ET

Why is Hillary referring to whites when they talk about blue collar voters? Aren't blacks, hispanics, asians, etc also blue collar workers? I think she really means white racists voters and not "blue collar voters". And, why would anyone expect white racists to vote for a black man?? Hillary had a good share of black voters until she and bill started the race card thing in SC. Remember??

Will from Gaithersburg   May 14th, 2008 3:55 pm ET

CNN still has yet to report on the superdelegates Sen. Obama's acquired today. I thought news outlets and reporters are supposed to remain neutral?

Tom   May 14th, 2008 3:54 pm ET

This is a bit of a shock, because one would think that the President of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women would be a natural to support Obama over Hillary ;)

Shelley   May 14th, 2008 3:54 pm ET

I feel if you truely believe in the ability of someone to be Commander and Chief. It should not take a primary such as West Virginia to be so convincing. A primary such as this is exactly why we need the Change that Obama is going to bring..

Gino Iarossi   May 14th, 2008 3:54 pm ET

OSANNA to Clinto National News, the........ex first lady has gained 1 DUMMY-DELEGATE, BUT THE TRUE IS SHE CAN ONLY LIVE THE GOOD MEMORY OF THE " WHITE HOUSE" Is time for change in order to restore the trust to the country and the entire world.

truthurts   May 14th, 2008 3:54 pm ET

So a win in WV is what convinced this lady? Sheez.

Tommy in SC   May 14th, 2008 3:54 pm ET

Am I the only one that finds if disgusting that Hillary (Mrs Every Vote Should Count) continues to desparately try to get the nomination by convincing superdelegates to OVERTURN the delegates that were elected by and represent the will of THE VERY VOTERS she claims to champion.

Mary Grace   May 14th, 2008 3:53 pm ET

Dear Hillary Clinton,

Thank you for not giving up. Thank you for all your work as a law student, as a lawyer working for the Children's Denfense Fund, as First Lady of Arkansas and improving their education standards and establing the Home Instruction Preschool Program, and thank you for fighting to provide universal health care for all Americans. Thank you for being in touch with the American people. I have read two biographies, Hillary: Her True Story by Norman King and the other one on you in American First Ladies: their lives and their legacies. I also read It takes a Village and Living History. I was able to get to know more about you and I believe in you. God Bless You. Thank you, for "Doing all the good you can, to all the people you can, at all the times you can, as long as you ever can." John Wesley. You are the best qualified candidate for the Office of the President of the United States. I know you that God sent you to serve His people. You have served Him well and will be do even better as President of the United States. By the way, Obama supporters, I have a B.S. in Microbiology and I am about to attend a Doctor of Pharmacy Program. I have other friends and relatives who support Hillary Clinton and who are college graduates. I guess a your college professors did not teach you to be respectful and have humility. Go Hillary! We love you.

marry   May 14th, 2008 3:53 pm ET

i can say some people don't use their thinkin ferculty u always appreciate every breath of hillary not even what shes intending to do for a country secondly some folks always talk about experience it doesn't neccessarily mean that when you stay for washinton for long time or being first lady that qualifies you to be commander in chief is not about how far is how well you have you done its quite obvious HILLARY really need the power at all cost being against intelligent enthusiestic and energetic young man who can unite us and bring back lost America economy back on track and put people back to work. BILL CLINTON is working very hard to get back to the white but not this time.

i strongly believed OBAMA can do it

Maria Boggiano   May 14th, 2008 3:52 pm ET

It is great she got one delegate but it is a little too late.....The Obama train has already left and is near the finish line.

A.Masabo Canada   May 14th, 2008 3:52 pm ET

too late the train is already rolling and what can i say?????????????????????core loser and what about thoses that Obama won,they don't count.....hein?

Women for Obama   May 14th, 2008 3:52 pm ET

Since May 9th 1 delegate for Sen. Clinton and 26 delegates for Sen. Obama. I see her argument (and pleading) to the Superdelegates to endorse her as the more electible candidate has truly been embraced.

Nita   May 14th, 2008 3:51 pm ET

I think CNN is not reporting Obama's delegates because they want Mrs. Clinton to enjoy her time in the spotlight with her "huge win" last night. Only fair, I guess.

Blaising   May 14th, 2008 3:51 pm ET

Big woop CNN....

Ivi Michael   May 14th, 2008 3:50 pm ET

Its time for the Clinton Dynasty to retire!

Billy J Austin,TX   May 14th, 2008 3:50 pm ET

I wish it were reversed but I am totally happy to see
Obama/Clinton 08

But to be honest I would also be happy with
Obama/Clark 08
or
Obama/Edwards 08

all of these save the Edwards ticket I would like to see reverse order on, and the Edwards ticket i have no real feel for top ticket because they are both inexperienced from the foreign policy point of view.

rk   May 14th, 2008 3:50 pm ET

Yes she can can without Obama,, No he can't without Clinton!!!

MJ, NYC   May 14th, 2008 3:49 pm ET

Don't the PA & WV people feel insulted when she and the media tout how she's got America's uneducated in her back pocket? Just for that if I feel into that category, I wouldn't vote for her

vjh   May 14th, 2008 3:49 pm ET

Ok, to both Obama & Clinton suporters......we all need to read the Ticker before this, BOTH Obama and Clinton lead McCain. Although I am an Obama supporter, I will vote for HRC if she should be the nominee. And congratulations to both campaigns for picking up more delegates. Enough trashing

Magregoir   May 14th, 2008 3:48 pm ET

Words from a Republican! Why is HRC being painted as a winner, when she is clearly losing? She is not on her way to the White House! Why is she a fighter, when Obama was the unknown coming into the primary and behind more than 100 super delegates? Why is her one delegate support news when Obama has been cleaning up the super delegates for a week? Why is she a leader when she lost to a freshman senator and her campaign is in ruins? Why is it that people forget that Obama was the long shot from the start and the majority of Democrats voted for him, he received support from Rep. and Independents. Please let’s not let cnn and emotions cloud truth, this race was suppose to be a walk through for HRC.

hello   May 14th, 2008 3:47 pm ET

With her victry in WV may be Obama should drop out of the race.
he is 8 year earlier to run for president he is dividing democrat by running this time.

James   May 14th, 2008 3:46 pm ET

I have tried to be impartial in all my reading and listening to reports throughout this whole process,but I have come to the decision that regardless of race or gender there are alot of bias against both Clinton and Obama.But for the media to have such bias and clear bias against Obama ia ridiculous. Never do you guys give him his props.Not only is he winning the black vote.it takes acoalition of voters of all races and genderand age to get him where he is.Come on CNN and give the man his dues. He is just outright beating her on every count .Today Hillary 1 Obama 3.5

saha   May 14th, 2008 3:46 pm ET

I do not understant why some one at this point go and endorse a losser?????? come on

California Voter   May 14th, 2008 3:44 pm ET

Obama is trying to win this election the way he won his other elections - dirty politics. Why did he not support a revote in Florida and Michigan as allowed by the rules? I would not be a bit surprised if he gets the nomination that he does not beat McCain. Too many of us do not want to vote for someone with so little experience, questionable judgment, and unclear core beliefs - plus a very angry wife!

HILLARY 08 or McCain!

RB   May 14th, 2008 3:44 pm ET

Another super-D just tossed away her vote. Don't come crawling back when Obama's sworn in as president in 09!

Vicki NH   May 14th, 2008 3:44 pm ET

In regards to a joint Clinton/Obama ticket, as a Clinton supporter, I would not want to see Clinton as VP with Obama. Better that she return to the Senate and become Senate Majority Leader. I would vote for McCain who is a moderate Republican and then vote for Democrats in the Senate and House. With a Dem majority in Congress McCain would be forced to end the Iraq War and we would have a terrific Senate Majority Leader in Clinton!!

Bobby   May 14th, 2008 3:43 pm ET

I have been reading from other news sources and been reading blogs all day long. CNN ya'll are riddicoulus! BARACK OBAMA has been picking up SD's all day but not one mention of that even in discussions! Man I promise you! If Hill steals his nomination.................

Ryan   May 14th, 2008 3:43 pm ET

CNN.. this is getting ridiculous. Why are you reporting Clinton's ONE superdelegate when Obama has picked up several today that you fail to mention?

CT in CT   May 14th, 2008 3:43 pm ET

How can anyone say, with a straight face, that HRC is the "strongest" candidate?

She loses in popular vote.
She loses in pledged delegates.
She loses in super delegates.
She loses in number of states won.
She loses BIG TIME in fundraising and fund management.

Not only is her campaign in a reported debt of some $20 million, she has loaned her campaign a reported $11 million and, because she wants that back, her campaign is about $31 million in the hole.

Now is the time we need to come together.

Saying Bill Clinton wasn't the nominee until June when he first ran and that was "OK," when he won with 43% with the rest of the vote divided between Bush I and PEROT, is not indicative of the potential outcome this time. Perot garnered the majority of his support from Bushies.

We need time to heal, apparently mostly from HRC supporters who say they will stay home or vote for McCain, cutting off their noses to spite their faces, going against everything they and HRC claim to stand for.

Go figure!

Deborah Houston, TX   May 14th, 2008 3:43 pm ET

Congradulations Hillary on your win and the one superdelegate you recieved today you are in deed a formitable opponent as my Future President Barack Obama said. I am taking a page out of his book and will too take the high road.

Hats off to our noble future President Barack Obama for your hard work on the campaign trail for fighting for me and my fellow Americans.

Thank you Michelle Obama for sharing your husband with us and your family now and the years to come. I look forward to supporting Obama in closing the deal in November and as a active participant in the process in the years to come. Thank you both for inspiring me to participated actively and completely in the process.

Vb   May 14th, 2008 3:43 pm ET

Are CNN articles written by journalists? Where is the article about all the superdelegates that Obama win today? if her win was 1-3 yesterday, his number of delegate win today 1 to 4 for Obama! Are you suppose to reports all the news or only the one you want? I was thinking that CNN was a real news channel but it seems to change. I listen now to MSNBC that cover both side of the stories.

George   May 14th, 2008 3:42 pm ET

Come on Superdelegates vote for HIllary if you want too win in Novermber. Don't be Stupid delegates. They say that Obama has won more states. Yeah look at the population at these states. The republicans win most states in the General. It's all about the electorate baby. WAKE UP!!!!

Desmond Sequeira   May 14th, 2008 3:42 pm ET

Vicky Harwell has every right to make a poor judgment based on the poor judgment of a small and peculiar segment of the vast American population

james   May 14th, 2008 3:42 pm ET

The people in West Virginia are intelligent people. They didn't drink Obama's kool-aid. Thanks West Virginia. Thanks Vicky Harwell.
Waiting on a big win in Kentucky too. GOOOOOOOOOOO! Hillary!

watchdog   May 14th, 2008 3:41 pm ET

Tell me this endorsement wasn't a plant.
"Okay, Vicky, right after the election, you come out with a statement saying that you were moved to support me because my big win in WV convinced you, okay?"
This is so set up it's obscene.

Talk about lack of judgement.
Does anyone really want this woman with her finger on the big red button, out to show everybody how tough and determined she is?

Let's vote for intelligence, discretion, and good judgement. Not for a person with a bad case of terminal narcissism.
OBAMA 08

Rebecca   May 14th, 2008 3:40 pm ET

Hillary won WV and the voters let it be known that race was the numberone factor. However, they must know that they no longer lead the country with that type of thinking. Even the rest of the state that WV is stuck to,Virginia trounced Hillary in the primary. Only a little over 250,000 people
voted in WV. Thank goodness the voters of West Virginia aren’t the
majority of America. I guess that’s why Senator Obama is winning.

Helen   May 14th, 2008 3:40 pm ET

CNN....as I am viewing your website today. I notice Sen. Obama delegate & SD totals have changed.

Please report where these new endorsement have come from. I would have to think your reporting information base on who winning. (Although that wouldn't be true b/c Barack is winning in every category)

Helen

Ready to Vote!!   May 14th, 2008 3:39 pm ET

Tennessee, West Virginia – same foke

Yvette Ferguson   May 14th, 2008 3:38 pm ET

As an outsider looking in (I do not live in America), I am amazed at how your news stations continuously twist statistics and comments from both hillary and Barrack; while I know a lot of this is to generate more viewers which spells more advertising dollars, who in their right mind thinks a republican can speak on behalf of a democrat or independent?

Do the world some good, be seen as openly fair as possible, while I congratulate Mrs. Clinton on her win, a win that was not HOTLY contested, americans must be mindful of how close the presidential election is and the SUPER DELEGATES who are already starting to make their position known should continue to do so in an urgent manner.

OBAMA   May 14th, 2008 3:38 pm ET

HELLO CNN HOW COME YOU DON'T MENTION THE SUPERDELAGATES OBAMA PICKED UP THIS MORNING? SO UNFAIR!!

Tim from Eugene OR.   May 14th, 2008 3:38 pm ET

After reading Joe Regis comment I blew coffee out of my nose! To funny Joe. I would have just told my one superdelegate to keep it to her self if all I had is one, after her huge win in redneck hallow. One is the lonleyest number.

Hillary supporters, why is she so behind if she is the best? How she got so far behind shows me how she would do as president. Our economy is already tanking, and her debt pile up alone is how I think she would lead our county.

Just because all the news outlets are getting big ratings out of her insistanse to divide our party dosn't make it ok. She has a right to stay in until the last state votes, but if she stays in after early June then she is going to cost us the presidency. All you Rush Lardbutt Hillary voters can stop pretending that you really want her to win now if you really want to hurt democrats. Because the truth is, it would really knock the wind out of Hillary supporters if the knew just how many of you were propping her up. That is why she is in debt, because you of Rush's clan are voting for her but not contributing to her with money. Thus the reason she is broke.

steve   May 14th, 2008 3:38 pm ET

I think people need to take a look at Obamas background a little more it's very accomplished with character graduate from Harvard but chose to work for the poor an uneducated help promote Bill Clintons campaign was raised in the ghetto no father figure, the man has character thats needed the new polls suggest he is a favorite to beat John Mccain more than Clinton I think once people learn more about him they will sway to his side we know how this will end Obama will win Orgeon an SD, an clinton will win KY, PR, but will lose in delegates, superdelegates, and popular vote an will end up endorsing Obama for general election an will sway all her supporters for Obama an he will win the white house I dont think Mccain has enough clout, people get ready for a change that will benefit you!!!! Also CNN needs to report Obamas superdelegate lead do your job!!!!!

lol   May 14th, 2008 3:37 pm ET

the superdelegates should be flocking to her after yesterdays blowout win in WV. Obama couldn't even win ONE single county in a huge state like WV. he will never get the core voters that hillary has, that are needed to win against mccain. he only wins big red states that the republican will get in the general. add him to the loser list of mondale,dukakis, gore and kerry.

Jo Ann   May 14th, 2008 3:37 pm ET

P.S. It not a threat that a lot of democrats are just not going to vote someone into office they know nothing about. Most of Obamas votes were received before we knew about his Minister just for one example. More is to come too . I don't think most Dem will vote for a rep but they are not going to vote for Obama. We want change but you have to know that is a good change. The more we learn about Obama the worse he gets. If Obama is the candidate lets hope we don't learn anymore about him. :( lol.

Where is Raph Nadar when we finally might need him. lol.

HH   May 14th, 2008 3:36 pm ET

WOW WHAT A SUPERDELAGATE to get.
Im impressed Vicky Harwell YAHOOOOOOOO!!!!

That should bring them all to you.

Suhail   May 14th, 2008 3:36 pm ET

Who cares about what Obama does or gets. America just doesn't get it; the man doesn't have the experience to be hired as president.

I don't know about the rest of you that voted for Obama, but I can endure another 4 years of the same Bush B.S.

Superdelegate who are men, snap out of it and vote for a woman for a change!!!

Fitz   May 14th, 2008 3:36 pm ET

Ok you report Clinton got 1, how come I had to read on Yahoo that Obama got 3?

Texan for Progression   May 14th, 2008 3:36 pm ET

"Obama can't win in November b/c he doesn't appeal to white voters. I'm a white man and I won't vote for him in November. Get ready for another 4 years of Republican rule". The fact is, Obama may not win if HRC's core demographic supporters (blue collar workers)overwhelmingly take this position. Now, I'm not the one to call that demographic racist, but help me understand why it is that they would subject themselves to "another four years of replublican rule" as opposed to voting in a candidate whose policies are nearly identical to their preferred candidate's policies. Even more, explain how a reasonable "blue collar worker" – who suffers at the hand of free trade agreements – would support a candidate whose husband has a proven, verifiable track record of implementing, and currently earns a living lobbying for free trade agreements. I don't know your hearts and minds, but your actions and words suggest that you are racially motivated in your decision process. "IF" this is the case for the ~ 40 some odd percent of HRC's supporters, America is in worse condition than what any single candidate can repair. Particularly the one who employees racial divide as leverage to secure the party's nomination.

Tired of W, OH   May 14th, 2008 3:35 pm ET

OK, I'll add my name to the list of people on this blog that are calling CNN biased for . You're becoming as "fair and balanced" as Fox Noise!

Anonymous   May 14th, 2008 3:35 pm ET

Lisa:

BS. Thirty dollars over the course of three months is NOT a lot of money for anyone. Surely you can make up the thirty dollars somewhere else that doens't involve destroying the country's infrastructure and putting 300,000 people out of work.

People like you are what's wrong with the US elctorate – you believe everything you hear, don't put any additional thought into it, and are so bent on having your vote sold to the lowest bidder, you'll sell out the rest of the country to do it.

Mony G   May 14th, 2008 3:35 pm ET

How about HC running for Governor of WV!!! She needs to think about her future and I think she would make a great governor there. One superdel a week won't do it Hillary so just take all your hypocrite supporters who won't support Obama and take them to WV. Since African Americans and Latinos are no longer able to be "blue collar" workers anymore WV is the perfect place to start" Hillary 2016". Think about all the older white votes she'll get then. Hopefully she won't have to face the next Barack Obama in 2016.

EJM from Illinois   May 14th, 2008 3:35 pm ET

Obama has gotten more delegates than Clinton. First she finds every possible scenario, no matter how idiotic it is, to try to say she is the "better" candidate. When that fails, she throws out her "emotional" side to try to appeal to voters. If she has to put on several types of faces, then there is a problem. People are tired of politicians who will say or do anything to "appeal" to the common folk, looking to win. That is sad. Unfortunately, she has managed to pick up supporters who are uneducated to realize this. People with a little bit of knowledge knows Obama will do a good job, honest job than Clinton. He has done a great job in Illinois, he will do better in the White House!

John Smith   May 14th, 2008 3:34 pm ET

Please keep Hillary away from the democratic ticket– she will get the Republicans really fired up, and Obama will lose all the hard work he has put into this process.

We should learn to take a political risk! This is what Obama refers to as Change!

Hillary is NOT taking a political risk; she is a known in and out of Washington. She is married to an "impeached" past-president.

The only person taking a "political risk" here is Obama (a black man from no where) and his supporters against the mighty forces!! Keep Hillary away from the democratic ticket!

Charlotte   May 14th, 2008 3:34 pm ET

Obama can win all the primaries, he will not win the general. I am sure he will fall like Dukakis,Kerry etc. He is too liberal for us Reagan Democrats, who vote for the person rather than the party. We tend to be blue collar white people, who work hard and did not go to college. I am glad to hear all the blacks went to college and make loads of money. We should have more money in the states with that major improvement. Could Obama be pandering with the flag pin? Nah, he is above that.

Brenda   May 14th, 2008 3:34 pm ET

Congratulations to Hillary. Obama picked up 4 superdelegates yesterday and 4 superdelegates today. CNN forgot to report this in order not to overshadow Hillary's victory. CNN, please be fair with both candidates. The Black/White issue is enough controversy within the race. I truly think it is appalling that people are not voting on the issues. WV is 95% white. Race should not have been an issue, but it proved that many Whites are not willing to vote for a Black man. Race played a large factor in Hillary's victory by a large margin. I have stated before that the candidates have a base of supporters that they can depend on. I hope as the race continue to go forward that the issues and solutions for the problems Americans face are more important than whether the candidate is Black or White. It is truly a time for a change of the mindset of Americans. We are "One nation under God"; therefore, we need all race and cultures to defeat the Republicans in November. CNN do not contribute to the divisions.

D R   May 14th, 2008 3:33 pm ET

Clinton picks up a super and it's news for CNN. Obama has picked them up all week with little fanfare. I think the longer she stays, the worse it will be. She may as well run as an independent because the damage she has done to the democratic party will be permanent. I'd like to see her do it, and get beat...... again!

Anonymous   May 14th, 2008 3:33 pm ET

Lisa:

BS. Thirty dollars over the course of three months is NOT a lot of money for anyone. Surely you can make up the thirty dollars somewhere else that doens't involve destroying the country's infrastructure and putting 300,000 people out of work.

People like you are what's wrong with the US elctorate – you believe everything you hear, don't put any additional thought into it, and are so bent on having your vote sold to the lowest bidder, you'll sell out the rest of the country to do it.

For the love of this independent   May 14th, 2008 3:33 pm ET

Dear Jim,

"It is becoming more apparent every day that Hillary Clinton's base is mirroring that of which her husband Bill Clinton had when he won the presidency and his relection campaign. "

What you failed to realize is the Bill did not carry the majority of the white vote in those swing states but also had the full support of the black community. Many of the swings states are have been reporting they are republicans they will not vote for hill in the fall. And with Hillary and McCain both competing for rural america. Edge to McCain with Guns and Gays. If Hillary does not have an overwhelming turnout from the black community she will not win.

My point both of these candidates need the other's coaltion. So let's stop fighting and come together.

The problem is Obama is called a racist but has never openly campaigned for the black vote. Hillary is currently pandering to the rural america painting Obama as an elitist, insuating he is a muslim and openly playing feminist card calling for women support because it is time to have a woman in the whitehouse. I have never heard Obama say it is time to have a black man in the white house.

Helen   May 14th, 2008 3:33 pm ET

26 for Sen. Obama
1 for Sen. Clinton

let's see...ummm. Yup, I am still correct. It doesn't matter.

President Obama 08"

Phil Newton Murphy, Oregon   May 14th, 2008 3:33 pm ET

Um...Hillary?

Hello?

Hello?

Nope, still not listening. But I hear the fat lady singing...

Luis   May 14th, 2008 3:33 pm ET

The Obamaniacs are in full today... I do not understand why we have to select the weaker candidate and why the shoveling down our throats this looser. I guess we are going to have the the trifecta GORE, KERRY and OBAMA to satisfy all of you. Then you can all blame Hillary of all the problems of the USA and the World. Demonizing HRC for the inadequacies of your candidate is funny.

janice   May 14th, 2008 3:32 pm ET

CNN stands for Clinton News Network. Didn't you guys know that? Wolf Blitzer is a Hillary Clinton cheerleader. He is visibly happy when Senator Clinton is winning. His whole expression and demeanor changes. Poor Wolf. He and CNN have a lot of sad days ahead.

What happened to CNN anyway? I call it the "Fox News affect." Fox is horrible but everybody knows that, but CNN is a "wannabe."

JJ   May 14th, 2008 3:32 pm ET

Most of fthe states that Obama has won are REPUBLICAN states and will go Republican in the General Election. The Obama Democrats want a candidate who has not won many of the Democratic states in the primary. Obama will not win a General Election. The Obama supporters are such sore losers...getting mad at CNN is childish.

Jo Ann   May 14th, 2008 3:32 pm ET

Oh unwise young ones....Obama will not beat McCain. You better pray that Hillary wins or we are going to have McCain..or...the person he picks for vice president.

WIll   May 14th, 2008 3:32 pm ET

What about Obama gaining 4 delegates this morning in spite of his loss in WVA?

You know, when people call you guys the "Clinton News Network" I usually try to defend you.

DC   May 14th, 2008 3:32 pm ET

CNN please don't make me feel as if you are trying to drag this race on longer to make it easier for you to fill your time slots each night. I can't understand how a news media outlet like Yahoo can get a story out way before you do on the fact that Obama has picked up several superdelegates this morning and yet you decide to put up the fact that Clinton got ONE superdelegate. What happen to the best political news team on cable?

Zoey   May 14th, 2008 3:31 pm ET

Clinton Supporters are delusional !!!! What kind of math did you learn in school? And please tell me what experience does Hiliary to qualify her as President. She lived in the White House for 8 years and falsely overstated her "hands-on experience". You guys need to get real !

Jim   May 14th, 2008 3:30 pm ET

The Clinton News Network strikes again. At times it as if you do not try to be reporters, but instead supporters.

Greg   May 14th, 2008 3:30 pm ET

Congratulations on purchasing your ticket for the Titanic, Ms. Harwell!

John Smith   May 14th, 2008 3:30 pm ET

How nice– when you get a grade of "A" in my course and another student gets a grade of "C", I should give your grade of "A" to the other student and ask you to get lost!!!

I hope minority teachers are taking good notes. Please learn from the Masters– The Clintons– and the world will be a messy place.

Gen   May 14th, 2008 3:30 pm ET

I am one of those Florida voters who went to the polls and voted for Clinton! Decisions were made for us by a handfull of politicians and it is disgraceful how the "bigwigs" in the Democratic Party have mishandled this entire process. I have deep reservations about continuing my alliance with this party and I think the pundits have got it wrong when they say we will vote for whomever the party selects. The media and factions of the party have been biased from the beginning and have put this race for the presidency in jeopardy for the Democrats. It angers me to think that NOW Obama is going to come to Florida to smooze us. I know of many who would like to tell him not to bother and stay home, myself included! Once again Florida could prove to be a "NIGHTMARE REVISITED" in the general election.

Ed   May 14th, 2008 3:29 pm ET

If Hillary doesn't win the nomination, I will rather vote Republican in the fall. You, Obama's people, have talk so much lies about her and have insulted our candidate in a way, that most of her supporters wil vote for McCain. So far about 16 million have voted fot Hillary. Make your numbers for the fall

Christopher   May 14th, 2008 3:29 pm ET

Hillary, Once the front runner, is now the underdog. She is showing the world, "How not to give up". She is a inspiration. Just what the US needs. HILLARY! HILLARY! HILLARY! Don't give up! You are showing everyone "What it takes!", "No Matter What!"

Kevin in Saskatchewan, Canada   May 14th, 2008 3:28 pm ET

I'm just curious as to why Clinton picking up a superdelegate warrants a headline on the political ticker. How about the almost 30 that Obama has picked up in the past week? At least it's a real superdelegate that CNN is reporting as opposed to a couple weeks back when Liz Taylor's endorsement of Clinton warranted a headline on the ticker for two days in a row. CNN, I love ya, but report the news as it comes, not to keep people tuned in. I'm losing faith.
Also....as a Canadian observer, I, along with the rest of the free world, shudder when I read the blogs and see the ignorance of both Clinton and Obama supporters who say they won't support the other candidate or worse yet, vote for McCain if their candidate doesn't win the nomination. You have the chance to make history. Clinton or Obama will be one of the greatest leaders your country has known. DO NOT PUT MCCAIN IN THE WHITE HOUSE. God bless.

???   May 14th, 2008 3:28 pm ET

CNN...what is this, I don't even...

piecrust   May 14th, 2008 3:27 pm ET

The Obamabots are delusional – they think Barack will take the WH in January. I'll be voting for John McCain? Why? 2-3 years ago – he wrote a book, went to the Senate and now he just wants to sit in the Oval Office and thinks he can really do the job in one shot – pathetic!!!!

Brown   May 14th, 2008 3:27 pm ET

Let it be clear that Barack is not going anywhere
I pray for Hillary's graceful exit, so that the party can heal and prepare for November

Zoey   May 14th, 2008 3:26 pm ET

Hiliary didn't even put a dent in Obama's lead. She only took home about 10-12 delegates. Get realistic buddy.

RW   May 14th, 2008 3:26 pm ET

CNN what a joke you people are, stop being bias and report the news correct

Kendall - Baltimore   May 14th, 2008 3:25 pm ET

Well it must be repeated. Even with Hillary winning decisively last evening Senator Obama picked up additional Super Delegates today. Congrats on WV Senator Clinton – still not enough. Let's move toward beating John McCain and stop attacking the soon to be nominee. We need new leadership. Let's focus on the issues and not the candidates. We can only do that when Senator Clinton recognizes that she has fought a good fight, but it's time to surrender.

Bill in Illinois   May 14th, 2008 3:25 pm ET

Pretty sad commentary when Hillary picks up one soupie d and it's the news du jour. Here's the news flash of the day – Hillary is toast, she needs to let it go so that the party can heal itself and get on with the business of winning in November!

Brian from Fort Mill, S.C.   May 14th, 2008 3:25 pm ET

Barack Obama doesn't have to win any more states. All he has to do is play nice.

So far, the drip has become a steady flow. And once the dam bursts, Hillary'd better get an umbrella!

Zoey   May 14th, 2008 3:25 pm ET

Wow! – Now I am convinced CNN is officially the Clinton News Network. Obama has picked up 3 superdelegates today and everybody mentions it except CNN. I am done paying CNN any mind.

Donna   May 14th, 2008 3:24 pm ET

We will not have the dream ticket the media keeps floating. HRC is so obviously "anti" everything Barack stands for. It really angers me when I see what she's doing. If the party thinks it needs a woman...Obama/Sebelius '08

Donna
Los Angeles

HD   May 14th, 2008 3:24 pm ET

Wait a minute, folks! Are you just learning that CNN is slanted towards Hillary? It's been this way for long time. Here is the proof from the pudding: Watch the slants in Candy Crowley reports, Jessica Yellin, Wolf Blitzer...just watch the whole crew that calls themselves...what's that name to use? The other side of the slant is Mr. Lou Dobbs...who claims he has not horse in this race...yet he can't stay neutral with comments. ahha!

Peter   May 14th, 2008 3:24 pm ET

The Obama supporters want to run out the time and get the nomination ASAP and count on the superdelegates to run to their wagon before all the people can cast their vote and prove who the best candidate really is. For them Anyone that endorse Clinton is stupid for the rest that endorse Obama they are ready to offer He/She the VP spot.
I want to say a word or two to the one’s that can just offend the Hillary supporters categorizing them as uneducated and racist. HILLARY is in to be the President of all Americans and all States, she does not select which ones are important or the ones she can win.
Obama in his speeches and in his rhetoric say that the American people have to be lift from the bottom to the top so do not pick on the lower income and the uneducated as per the democratic ideas they are the ones that should be helped first.
I WANT MY VOTE TO BE COUNTED, I WIL NOT DO WHAT THE DNC AND THE ESTABLISMENT WANT ME TO DO.
Obama supporters WAKE UP.
WE PICKED HILLARY FOR A SIMPLE REASON SHE IS THE MOST QUALIFIED AND PREPARED.
HILLARY 08

karen   May 14th, 2008 3:24 pm ET

o boy...(1) super for Hillary in the last week or so...o boy.
Obamo has picked up around 3 super today.

James   May 14th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

West Virginia results,
What would you expect in a 95% white state
And people say it ain`t a race thing
If West Virginia had been a 95% Black state,the vote #`s would be the same for Obama, That`s exactly what Obama wants to change.
Everyone must come together, forget about color for a minute and let`s pick a president that not just running just to make history, and pick one who wants to get us back on the right track.
I think Obama gets that message, on the other hand I think Hillary is just out to prove a point.

Hell Ray charles could see this race is over for Hillary Going by the #`s

Get Edumucated   May 14th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

It's kind of funny listening to the Obama supporters talk about how dumb the Clinton supporters are because she's getting huge support from those who didn't graduate from college.

Yet, The same people that are making fun of her supporters, can hardly spit out a sentence without a spelling error.

Josh   May 14th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

Oh wow she won WV. The state where half the people living there still think that Obama is a Muslim. Good victory? Yeah. Is it even going to matter? No.

Oh and what about the Superdelegates that Obama picked up today?

Paul   May 14th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

Hillary we love you and support you all the way!!!
We need a Clinton to restore our broken economy

FLA and Michigan must count, they are Americans

Obama can be your VP until he learns how to do the job. He might eventually be ready in the future.

Hillary 08 – Yes you will!!!
Puerto Rico, Florida, Michigan, West Virginia, Kentucky for Clinton!!!
Vote Democrat- Vote for Clinton

Sean   May 14th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

Kevin: How about the 14 contests that he won by those numbers? How about Oregon? How about leading every measure? Why should the one in the lead quit? So your feelings don't get hurt?

Dwayne   May 14th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

Does my, and the majority of other people voting in "sanctioned" elections count? I think Ms. Clinton is still bad for America. She has no desire to work with ALL Americans, just enough to get what she wants. This has not worked for the last 7 years, and is a bad idea. Lastly, I am sickened each time she opens her mouth and spewes that she believes that she is the strongest candidate. I know that she is just wrong. Wrong for the party, wrong for America. Obama is reaching out to ALL Americans, has not used race or gender to divide us as has Clinton. Let's break the sick cycle of Bush/Clinton, and do what is right for America. Vote Obama!

Blake from Idaho   May 14th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

What's this crap about HRC having the popular vote?

Do any of you people even know what you are saying or do you just instantly believe anything you are told?

Clinton does not have the popular vote...she is behind in the popular vote by 700,000...it isn't even close.

Now if you include FL and MI, which were unfair contests and also ignore the caucus states which were fair contests and the only reason you'd be ignoring them is because you want to try and make the results fit your predetermined desired outcome...but if you do that then HRC has a lead of only 29K...a number so small that it wont batter after Oregon.

So stop it with the popular vote lies already. She is loosing on every front on every field in every way. There is not one advantage she has over Obama. Just let it go.

Melissa   May 14th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

YES!!! Go Hillary! Stay in the race until every last vote is counted.

Rich   May 14th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

Um, how about Obama's Super pickups today? Of course that would show how insignificant Clinton's WV win is . And THAT is NOT good for ratings is it? But, tune in to see how fair and unbiased CNN is.

Jeanne   May 14th, 2008 3:23 pm ET

I meant she should NOT be given the VP spot, bailed out of debt or made the majority leader of the senate.

R. Cooper   May 14th, 2008 3:22 pm ET

Bottomline: Hillary will not be the nominee. My nine year old has done the math!!

PL   May 14th, 2008 3:22 pm ET

Hillary,
Get you dirty laundry and go home.

Tjaye   May 14th, 2008 3:22 pm ET

Right! So, she couldn't get the states to beat Obama in the primary, but we think she can get the states to beat McCain in the general.

If she were REALLY the strongest candidate, wouldn't she be winning right now? Or does she believe that strong means getting the white votes, because the others don't really count?

Obama O-8!!

seektruth   May 14th, 2008 3:21 pm ET

how about 4.5 superdelegates for Obama?! how about three other endorsements?

Brown   May 14th, 2008 3:21 pm ET

I just heard the news about Barack receiving two additional super delegates this afternoon from the local news station. I've searched your website for 30 minutes for details, to no avail. May I ask WHY!

For the love of this independent   May 14th, 2008 3:21 pm ET

I now get it. Hillary will be VP but not Obama's VP. Hillary will join McCain's ticket. Hillary supporters will support McCain. And their combined coalition will defeat Obama. Hillary will cause McCain to have an heart attack. And become President. Mean while a new war will be started in Iran. 3000 more troops will have died and CAFTA will have been implemented causing america to lose a 100000 more jobs.

McCain/Hillary 08 then just Hillary

Jeanne   May 14th, 2008 3:21 pm ET

She lags behind in superdelegates, pledged delegates, popular vote, states won and the remaining primaries will not help her catch up. She should be given the VP spot, bailed out of her debt or made majority leader of the senate. She hasn't earned it, plain & simple.

NARAL just endorsed Obama.

jay   May 14th, 2008 3:20 pm ET

This time next Wednesday she will be kicking herself silly :-)

Seam, Florida   May 14th, 2008 3:20 pm ET

SEC Endorsements:

William Donaldson, Arthur Levitt and David Ruder are expected to join former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker in endorsing Obama.

Nando, Florida   May 14th, 2008 3:20 pm ET

great maybe she can borrow some money from her as well

new voter   May 14th, 2008 3:20 pm ET

Way to go Clinton et al... a convincing win indeed. I'm a new voter but with some college algebra on my resume. Need I say more?

who cares   May 14th, 2008 3:20 pm ET

Easy people! It's just not news anymore when Obama gets delegates. Congratulations Hillary. At this rate you'll reach 2,209 by the year 2209!

Hayward   May 14th, 2008 3:19 pm ET

Hillary Clinton is a very inspirational figure. She's undeniably gifted and talented. She exudes nothing less than brilliance in the face of adversity. It's absolutely amazing to see a woman with such an unimposing stature be such a formidable force to be reckoned with. She is without doubt the better choice for President at this moment. She is driven and heavily armed with the necessary ammunition needed to beat John McCain in the General Election. No disrespect to any of the other candidates it's just evident that Hillary is stronger, period.

Chris In California   May 14th, 2008 3:19 pm ET

The superdelegates' main responsibility is to choose the candidate best able to win the White House back for the Democrats in November. That is Hillary Clinton who has carried the entire Democratic base, who has the popular vote, who has carried the swing states most critical for Democrats to secure the White House once again, who has been able to cross party lines and bring on board West Virginia that polled to vote for her over John McCain and Barack Obama in the General Election. Hillary Clinton has received the most votes of voters of the two final candidates, including Florida and Michigan, who WILL have their voices heard in the General Election. I believe this will not bode well for Barack Obama because he is viewed as being the single holdout for allowing them a re-vote.

Giorgio   May 14th, 2008 3:18 pm ET

She reached the mountain top yesterday in W VA......but imagine how hard the fall will be.

FreshAir   May 14th, 2008 3:18 pm ET

Title Correction: lags WAY behind, as in so far behind she's still in last-week.

Barock   May 14th, 2008 3:17 pm ET

Rumor says that Edwards might endorse Obama tonight.

If it is true, it is a big deal.

Marc   May 14th, 2008 3:17 pm ET

Welcome aboard, Ms. Harwell! You're on the winning team that can defeat McCain in Nov '08.

Louise   May 14th, 2008 3:17 pm ET

What about the two that Obama picked up today. How about balanced reporting on superdelegates? Update your info.
Louise

fred   May 14th, 2008 3:17 pm ET

There will be many more to come...Obama doesn't have a chance in November....take it all the way to the convention!!!

If Obama is the nominee...WRITE IN HILLARY!!

LA WOMAN   May 14th, 2008 3:17 pm ET

OH PLEASE GIVE ME A BREAK, ARE YOU WEARING YOUR CURIOUS GEORGE T-SHIRT LADY, JUST ADJUST.. OUR NEXT PRESIDENT WILL BE BARACK OBAMA.

J.S.   May 14th, 2008 3:16 pm ET

Many Hillary supporters have proudly proclaimed that they would vote for John McCain WHEN Senator Obama wins the nomination. If this is in fact true, then these same supporters need to put their money where their mouth is, and march straight to their local armed services recruiting center and sign up for McCain’s 100 year plan; and the war Hillary proudly voted for. Cue those cute munchkins and watch out for that house. Ding….Dong….

pa voter   May 14th, 2008 3:16 pm ET

well, atleast one of the superdeligates woke up and smelled obama's coffee. I just don't get it. It seems like they don't care what he says, what his wife says, or what those around him say or do, they just follow him. It is so sad. You would expect this from little kids, but these are supposed to be adults. And nice touch nobama, putting that flag pin on. Now we know you are, for the first time in your adult life, proud to be and American.

JAB   May 14th, 2008 3:16 pm ET

Bunch of whiny baby Obama-ites for sure – kids – just kids is all he can attract – and African Americans.

Jane Love   May 14th, 2008 3:16 pm ET

Wolf, I dont understand why you never ask Senator Clinton or people from her camapign who talks about Michigan the question being that prior to the Michigan Primary when Senator was asked why she didnt remove her name from Michigan ballot, her reply was that why waste the time since the Michigan votes wasnt going to count, but know her story is that the other canidiates shouldnt have remived their names from the Michigan ballot, its no wonder people have such a low regard for Hillary she will say anything if the position taken will help her regardless of the facts. Several months ago Senator Clinton specifically said the Michigan and Florda votes didnt count, how she can so admantely say the votes count now and the media doest question her on this change of position behooves me, anyone one else the medai would be running video and sound bites of her previous statements.
Jane , south bend, Indiana

The Dude   May 14th, 2008 3:15 pm ET

Hey you guys, let's be civil. I'm an Obama supporter, and I just came to the realization that this thing has been headed towards the "dream ticket" all along. Let's stop the fighting within the party, and start talking about how we are going to deal with McCain. I would love to see a landslide victory in November.

I know that this extended primary has caused a lot of fighting within the party, but I think in general it has been good for the election process as a whole. Think about it, Obama and Hillary both have been getting people fired up, they've been registering new voters, and they are the "hottest" topic on cable news. This primary has gotten a lot more of the American people excited about politics, and I think that should be the goal. We can't be a government "of the people" if the people are not informed.

Obama/Clinton '08!

Michael   May 14th, 2008 3:15 pm ET

FOR ALL THE CLINTON BASHERS, TAKE A WORD OF ADVICE FROM AN OBAMA SUPPORTER: It's amazing how many anti-Clinton comments I see hear.

Don't any of you get it?!

Sure, it's obvious...Obama has the nomination. BUT, Clinton has the support of at least 40% of the Democratic voting base. The more you antagonize the Clinton supporters and make them feel denegrated, the less likely wounds will heal by November. Do us ALL a favour and JUST STOP! She's ran a hard campaign and deserves her due credit.

Play the "poor winner" if you want, but keep in mind if you do so, you might just be playing the poor loser come November!

Caroll   May 14th, 2008 3:15 pm ET

Hillary will suprise them all....she will win Kentucky, Oregaon, Montana, and Puerto Rico.....then, Obama will wonder what he did wrong....rather, if he did anything right at all.

Go Hillary!!!

Annie - Atlanta   May 14th, 2008 3:14 pm ET

c'mon folks! THis delegate feels bad for her. It would be a crying shame iif she got none after such her big win. Give her 1 credit. Obama will probably take 1 back from her by tomorrow.

Nancy   May 14th, 2008 3:14 pm ET

Funny how all the HRC supporters are so uneducated. Have any of you checked the demographics for the average level of education for the AA community. How about their high school drop-out rate? Oh no, I guess that wouldn't be fact, it would be racist.

Molly   May 14th, 2008 3:14 pm ET

GO HILLARY !!!!

IF IF IF Obama wants to be the nominee – than he should EARN it
KNOCK HILLARY OUT!!! – and get to the magic number to WIN!
This would all be over if he would JUST WIN!
He just cannot seem to do this – Because MILLIONS of people are VOTING for HILLARY! This is a FACT.
The obama group can spin this FACT however they like – racist, he does not need "those states", media, supers, whatever –
OBama will not win the election due to his radical background!

Robb   May 14th, 2008 3:14 pm ET

Vicky Harwell must be delusional too.

What experience?

David D Kollie   May 14th, 2008 3:13 pm ET

Good for her. But one thing. McCain congratulated Hillary Clinton for her victory in WV this is scary. How can a presumptive nominee of another political party congratulate a contestant candidate of another party especially when that candidate has not sealed the deal and is struggling far behind. McCain sentiment is a reciprocity of what Hillary said during some of the primary campaign seasons. She said that McCain would be better president then Obama. McCain in return is saying, I hope you get the nomination so that I can win and be the better president you said that I would be. Superdelegates wake up the Republicans' nominee is afriad of Obama. This means that Obama will win.

joyce   May 14th, 2008 3:13 pm ET

paul

get a freaking life. hillary will have neither

Deb, IN   May 14th, 2008 3:13 pm ET

Clinton supporters will have the last laugh come November!!!!

A vote for Obama = A vote for McCain!!!!!!!

bill pike   May 14th, 2008 3:12 pm ET

20 million in debt, grandpa said don't spend it if you don't have it, and she knows how to fix our economy, clintons signed NAFTA but she knew it was wrong, clinton voted for war and she knew it was wrong. well–i hope IRS looks at the books over this 20 million and that is why she is still running, to raise the money to pay debt.

Pam   May 14th, 2008 3:12 pm ET

I don't understand all the hate on this site. What is wrong with you people? Get over your anger, get some help, do whatever is necessary to become HUMAN. The comments being made regarding Obama and Clinton are ridiculous and based on ignorance and speculation. You don't know these people you have only read about them. The judgments being made are harsh and uncaring. THINK before you speak, please, or say nothing at all. Ignorance is rampant here.

Natalia   May 14th, 2008 3:12 pm ET

Way to go Hillary, Keep fighting, you are the woman.....that can figt for your country, your people and know what to clean in and out of the white house. We are united, but the Democratic Party are the one segregating the party. I will switch my party, if Hillary will go independent. Forget the Democratic and Republican Party.....The first woman PRESIDENT Independent Party. GO HILLARY '08. IT IS NEVER TOO LATE. OBAMA FOR VP...................

CWatson   May 14th, 2008 3:11 pm ET

We hear about Hillary winning the rural vote. Why can Hillary win the urban vote?

Willis, Texas   May 14th, 2008 3:11 pm ET

These women get carried away over nothing! Is the superdelegate keeping up with the math?! Apparently not!

THE ONLY ACCOMPLISHMENT OF YESTERDAY'S WIN FOR HILLARY IS BRAGGING RIGHTS! SHE GETS NOTHING ELSE - SHE IS BROKE, MOST PEOPLE IN AMERICA ARE DISGUSTED WITH HER, SHE WILL NOT GET THE VP NOD, WE WILL REMEMBER HER NEGATIVITY IN YEAR 2012 AND SHE WON'T GET THE NOMINATION THEN EITHER!!!

ASK YOURSELF, "WHAT IS THE POINT".

THIS IS A CLEAR INDICATION THAT SHE DOES NOT HAVE GOOD JUDGMENT!!!

HILLARY IS BIPOLAR - AND FOUR YEARS FROM NOW BILL WILL BE GONE TO START HIS LIFE WITH HIS CURRENT GIRLFRIEND IN CANADA!!!

Bill Clinton   May 14th, 2008 3:10 pm ET

She's 'pushing on' because she's a 'fighter' because she needs to write down debt. 'Winning' Kentucky next week will give her another cash boost and she'll have to coast on fumes to when the DNC give her a 55- 45 split on MI delegates and a 50-50 split in FL (the only ethical thing to do). Obama will be over in delegates with supers at that point who know their destiny is tied to him. Hillary will talk long and hard about her historic run and love of party and country, taking Bill's and Congress's healthcare, pension and secret service protection, and get her signing bonus for her book deal and speaking tour, making 10 times what these poor suckers will donate now to get her out of hock. She'll soon be a millionaire again.

GCG - Austin, TX   May 14th, 2008 3:10 pm ET

Jenn, your comment about Obama not being able to "win swing states in November" doesn't hold much water. Also reported on CNN is a WEST VIRGINIA POLL that shows Obama beating McCain in a match-up by a hefty margin.

So she won WV by a landslide, that does NOT mean he will not win it in November, as the most recent poll of WV VOTERS PROVES!!

On the same day she trounces him, the WV people also say they'll vote for him in November. What does THAT say to Superdelegates?

Jeff D, South Bend, IN   May 14th, 2008 3:10 pm ET

Vicky Harwell is also smoking something very powerful. Clinton lost to a freshman first-term nobody Senator from Illinois with no track record of major legislative accomplishments, and 56% of the country thinks she is a liar and untrustworthy – how strong do you possibly think she could be? If you were honest with yourself the answer is obvious.

pinky_50   May 14th, 2008 3:09 pm ET

Come on Hillary! Do us all a favor and start backing the nominee. It is not fair that you want everything your way. First it was about the delegates. Now that you are behind it is about the popular vote. Not to mention you are trying to make them add more delegates 2206 or something. I wonder if you were ahead would you want Mich and Fl counted. No I don't think so!!! Get over it and get behind Barack.

Some Superdelegates see how you are acting and want no part of your unfairness.

Obama 08!

Rose - Baltimore, MD   May 14th, 2008 3:09 pm ET

It's actually 3 super delegates for Obama since this korning. 1 from IN, another from WI and another from Democrates abroad.

Roger   May 14th, 2008 3:09 pm ET

Obama supporters,
Please stop crying over the super delegates not being reported. Your own, Jack Cafferty has mentioned it at his blog.

Hillary or McCain

Willy   May 14th, 2008 3:08 pm ET

Rock on!

Sara from Arizona   May 14th, 2008 3:07 pm ET

Clinton, keeps dragging on this process. End the division and drop out. OBAMA 08'

Viable?   May 14th, 2008 3:07 pm ET

Hillary keeps yammering on about the popular vote, as if she will win there. She .won't. Even so, the popular vote does not nominate a candidate. Delegates do. Hillary may have won a landslide in West Virginia, but it's a tiny state, with few delegates and a small population. It means next to nothing. Obama is ahead in any count you care to check. Popular vote, delegates, super delegates, states won. Apparently when it comes to "the most electable" the American people disagree with Clinton. All this nonsense about carrying swing states apples and oranges. Hillary may have won some of them, but she was running against another Democrat. The game will change completely when running against a Republican. There are many, many more skeletons in Hillary's closet than Barack's. When the Republicans get finished "swift boating" her, she'll go down in flames.
Barack has a few problems, but not nearly what the Clintons have.
He'll win. They won't.

Chris, Middletown, CT   May 14th, 2008 3:07 pm ET

Does anyone really believe this “Hillary’s decisive victory in West Virginia is the latest evidence that she is the strongest candidate to take on John McCain and win back the White House,” Harwell said

anyone??? you carried a state that your opponent didn't set foot in – and the literacy rate is 20% – and thats why she decided that Hillary was the "one"? Ask any HRC supporter – name one issue you side with Hillary on.....then research how many variations of that policy Hillary has offered....gender has been her only consistent platform

Stephen   May 14th, 2008 3:07 pm ET

How can Clinton do what is right for the country when she can't put her ego in check long enough to do what is best for her party?

Rodriguez from NY   May 14th, 2008 3:07 pm ET

CNN, please report the superdelegates that endorsed Obama today.

Dee   May 14th, 2008 3:06 pm ET

Ok, so this superdelegate prefers Clinton, with her salsa story in Texas, the tears in New Hampshire, beer and whiskey shot in PA, and 'hardworking whites' drama in West VA.

Will the real Hillary please stand up.

My support is for the Democrat who has not changed his story since day one. But, being one of the college educated, I know it has to be a DEM in November. I don't like Clinton at all, but I can't stomach another Repug.

Mark Anthony   May 14th, 2008 3:06 pm ET

Let's be civil here everyone, there are millions of Clinton supporters out there, not everyone supports Obama.

But if W. Virgina made up your mind about who you choose for President let me just explain something to you, because obviously some people just don't get it, W. Virgina does not speak for the rest of the states in this union. Maybe hard to grasp that knowledge but it's true.

There are 49 others states, just a little history lesson.

yolanda   May 14th, 2008 3:06 pm ET

CHANGE CHANGE CHANGE

WE ALL WANT CHANGE
HOW ABOUT A REAL CHANGE

ELECT THE 1ST WOMAN PRESIDENT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF THIS GREAT NATION

NOW THIS IS A REAL CHANGE

Oxun   May 14th, 2008 3:05 pm ET

CNN please update your count of delegates, adn by the way,
SEnator Obama picked two last night and two this morning........so please report news worth reading

this is the present,

SO????   May 14th, 2008 3:05 pm ET

Get off of HRC's back! She is a fighter and she gets the votes of the only hard working people in this great country...UNEDUCATED WHITE PEOPLE.

Signed:

Ignorant Racists for Hillary Clinton

Judy   May 14th, 2008 3:05 pm ET

That is expected because women are backing Hillary for some unknown reason. Liar liar her pantsuit is canary yellow and not blue, black, brown or orange but guess wht it is reddddddddddddddd.

North Oregon Coast   May 14th, 2008 3:05 pm ET

Come on Super delegates!! This country desperately needs OBAMA!
Hey!... How about an Obama/ Edwards ticket??

LT for Obama   May 14th, 2008 3:05 pm ET

This poor single mom with no degree is gladly supporting Obama. I don't find him the slightest bit elitist but very confident.

As for her one delegate to the now three he picked up today, we are also missing that he also gained three endorsements from former SEC chairmen: "William Donaldson, who was SEC chairman for about 2½ years from early 2003, along with Clinton and Reagan appointees Arthur Levitt and David Ruder, will join former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker in endorsing Sen. Obama, his campaign said. Mr. Volcker endorsed Sen. Obama in January."

Len in Washington   May 14th, 2008 3:04 pm ET

I'm an Obama supporter and I understand why this is news.

She picked up only one since last week. She's running for President and says she's the best one for the job and only picks up ONE while Obama picks up 30 in the past week counting four more today.

It IS newsworthy that there is some thought that her rate here is adequate to win.

????????????????

Brian from Fort Mill, S.C.   May 14th, 2008 3:04 pm ET

The fat lady has been singing for a long time, and now she's going into Rehab! :)

What?   May 14th, 2008 3:04 pm ET

great news vicky harwell, that's your mind.

where was your mind when Obama was winning in larger states with more superdelegate?

GO OBAMA!!

Brenda, NC   May 14th, 2008 3:04 pm ET

Hillary is the right choice for President. Wake up superdelegates. If the Democrats want to win The White House, make Hillary the nominee.

JoJo   May 14th, 2008 3:04 pm ET

Actually Lisa, Clinton is the one who has been running like a Republican. Many of the poor and uneducated just aren't informing themselves and haven't been exposed to the tactics that the Clintons and her campaign have been using. All the while, Bill is claiming that it's Obama's fault that Florida and Michigan do not count. Hillary herself said they would not count. Beware poor, uneducated, hard working white people, Hillary is only using you to get what she wants.

Frances   May 14th, 2008 3:04 pm ET

Hillary NEEDS to go. I'm tired of selfish reason tht she's fighting for the people and that she's gonna keep going in hope that a miracle will happen on her behalf.

Yes, she's hurting the party. She NEEDS to GO. We need to nominate Obama and get ready for the November election.

Hillary there's not going to be any miracle done on your behalf. So, plese be a lady and step aside and leave with respect. Otherwise, you'll be put to SHAME adn peopel are getting tired of you

JC   May 14th, 2008 3:03 pm ET

Why does Governor Rendell of PA suggest that Hillary should quit and ask Obama for V.P.?

Nobody is going to call him a traitor any more as too many delegates have switched.

Willam from Texas   May 14th, 2008 3:03 pm ET

This is just the beginning, the SD's will now start to back Clinton, giving her the nomination at the convention.

Clinton/Obama 2008

Clinton Feed-Bag Empty & Denial   May 14th, 2008 3:03 pm ET

West Virgina is indicative of what it is – part of a primarily Hillary-focussed constituency that has been fed a solid diet of All-things-Obama-fear, thanks to our 'fighter' Hillary Clinton. It has NOTHING to do with 'winning' because she's already lost, many times over. More supers going Hillary only adds on to the false hope and broken promises that will follow by trying to spend down her debt with the 'generous donations' of 'supporters' who have been duped that this thing is not over. It is over. All True Dems will vote Dem because of war, economy, Federal Courts, and trust as a Party.

peter in PA   May 14th, 2008 3:03 pm ET

It's funny Faux News Network cut short Hillary's so called victory speech yesterday. They cut her speech to Allen Comb and later to commercial. But CNN and MSNMBC gave Hillary wall to wall coverage. Even Faux news realized that Hillary's campaign is over.

Pam   May 14th, 2008 3:03 pm ET

No mention of the 4 that Obama picked up this morning. Par for the course for CNN.

john   May 14th, 2008 3:02 pm ET

WOW....she got another hillbilly vote.

Kevin   May 14th, 2008 3:02 pm ET

All this Obama nasty comments. She won WV by 41 points. Enough said. Obama needs to go home and let people with real solutions run in Nov.

Sharon   May 14th, 2008 3:02 pm ET

WV is a big deal b/c it was a crushing loss to the "presumptive nominee".....why did he lose so badly when it is apparent he should win the nomination?

Mai   May 14th, 2008 3:02 pm ET

If Senator Clinton wanted to play dirty politics like Obama, she too would set aside $20 million to help out the supers in their next election. This info was over talk radio but I have'n seen it on CNN. Of course, CNN would not say a thing derogatory about Obama. Such bias.
The Obama people do not know what the word respect means. Their postings are so vile, it would make a seasoned sailor plush but maybe that is the way all those elite, rich and highly educated people talk. I worked with two people with PHDs, one lost her business to poor management and the other was fired by his university and the corporation I worked for.
Certainly, Obama is highly education but not very wise. Bet he can't even name all 57 USA states he talked about.

Jim   May 14th, 2008 3:02 pm ET

Dear Obamabots,

It is becoming more apparent every day that Hillary Clinton's base is mirroring that of which her husband Bill Clinton had when he won the presidency and his relection campaign. This is undeniable. She's bringing those Reagan democrats back home.

On the other hand it is also becoming more apparent every day that Barack Obama's base is mirroring that of the likes of: George McGovern, Michael Dukakis, Al Gore, John Kerry, and Mondale. There is nothing wrong with that great base of support other than the simple fact that they all lost.

Clinton is a winner and a fighter, and will take the white house in 2008.

funny   May 14th, 2008 3:02 pm ET

To: Anonymous – You are a lot dumber than advertized if you believe that any of those numbers would stand IFF the elections happened today. All of those states voted BEFORE the J. Wright issue and the "biiter people cling to guns and religion" comments of Obama. Obama would hardly stand a chance in the General Elections. Pick a state like Florida where the African American population is NOT 33% and so one group cannot be racists and vote along their race lines 90-10 and then lets see how he fares.

And the most important point here is that IFF Obama is that popular, why is he having trouble CLOSING out HRC? What is the issue. If I am to believe Jack Cafferty, Hillary's negativity is so high that she is pretty much toxic, then WHY OH WHY is she up there with almost 1600 delegates? And why OH why did California vote 53% for her? A state with 37+ million people. You list down a bunch of noname states with 1.6M or so population. If this were the general election and iff it were winner take all, Obama would be sitting in Illinois senate by now nursing his wounds. So give it a rest will ya! Have MI and FL revote and IFF Barack wins the nomination fair and square so be it. He will get my vote in November. Anything less – he stands no chance. He has already upset a lot of people by having his lawyers block revotes in Fl and MI. So much for democracy!! What a load of baloney!!

Barbara GA   May 14th, 2008 3:02 pm ET

This is typical of CNN. Remeber you are here because of US. Please report tthe superdelegates properly.

Rene   May 14th, 2008 3:02 pm ET

Rebecca,

Uh oh, did the Clintonites see that latest polls. Obama is steadily increasing his lead as the Democratic nominee for the last week. Where are all the Clinton "pollsters". They love to highlight all of the polls but only when they are in her favor. Come on, analyze this poll data. Obama has the momentum, even after Hillary's meaningless win in the trailer trash capital of the world. Analyze that Clintonites, Hill-Billys or whatever you call yourselves.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Thanks for my laugh for the day....lol

Independent in Florida   May 14th, 2008 3:02 pm ET

Barack said $30 is not a lot of money. $30 is a lot of money to me and millions of other people.
Lisa
______________
Lisa, if you rather see the country even more bankrupt then something is wrong with your logic. And I seriously doubt, that $30 is a lot of money for you. But if you can’t afford to drive sell your car and walk.
In Europe, gasoline has been much higher (including the gas tax) for years and no one had ever offered these people any tax breaks. No US president can do anything about the rising oil prices. Yes, Hillary will take on OPEC. I am sure, you believe that too. Grow up kiddo.

Jim   May 14th, 2008 3:02 pm ET

Why won't CNN report about Obama's recent superdelegates??? 1 super for Hillary, big deal!

john in Oregon   May 14th, 2008 3:01 pm ET

Hey:

I heard she found a quarter on the floor of the bus this morning too. I guess her campaign finances are back on track as well.

Why do you have to be that way CNN. Too much bias from the media.

Shame, shame...

Jack - Miami   May 14th, 2008 3:01 pm ET

How many has Obama got since last night?????? 4??

CNN – do you even acknowledge that Obama and McCain are in the United States??????

nancy sabet   May 14th, 2008 3:01 pm ET

Hillary is AHEAD IN POPULAR VOTE
also
Last night Hillary's huge win was a "Referendum "
against media's candidate, Obama, vs. people's
candidate Hillary Clinton. Hillary is our strongest
candidate who will win in Nov., unless Dems don't
really care to win in GE.

Natalie, Aurora, Co   May 14th, 2008 3:01 pm ET

We need to watch other channels to find the whole news... How sad, and how obvious your bias....

Obama 08   May 14th, 2008 3:01 pm ET

States & elections won with 60% or more of the vote:
BARACK OBAMA:
15 STATES + DC + VI
* Virgin Islands (89.9%)
* Idaho (79%)
* Hawaii (76%)
* Alaska (75%)
* District of Columbia (75%)
* Kansas (74%)
* Washington (68%)
* Nebraska (68%)
* Minnesota (67%)
* Colorado (67%)
* Georgia (67%)
* Illinois (65%)
* Virginia (64%)
* Maryland (62%)
* North Dakota (61%)
* Wyoming (61%)
* Mississippi (61%)

HILLARY CLINTON:
2 States
* Arkansas (70%)
* West Virginia (67)

Sharon   May 14th, 2008 3:01 pm ET

Rebecca and people like her will be the reason BO loses Hillary supporters.

eric wayne   May 14th, 2008 3:01 pm ET

obama got 4 supers today.

Tommy - Houston 60 year old white male   May 14th, 2008 3:01 pm ET

Bill Clinton lied to the American people as president. He lied to Hillary as a husband. She has accepted this behavior. Now she wants to lead America. How can you trust someone that is so accepting of such abhorrent behavior? And, she has lived with Bill longer than Reverend Wright was Obama's pastor…please, think about what you would be getting if you support this woman.

Latina por Obama   May 14th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

CNN please report on the 4 SD that Senator Obama just got, two last night and two this morning.
also, report what your own polls state: 57believe Senator Obama will beat mccain to 43 (clinton will)
also update your count as of this morning, it was 1889.5
are you afraid that the number is getting closer to 2025?

Clinton National Network.. what about the BIG WINS SEnator Obama has had in many many and I mean many states???
will you post those??

Charles in Florida   May 14th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

Vicky Harwell, why did you throw away a super delegate endorsement on Hillary Clinton? Hillary's victory in a racially driven West Virginia election motivated you to make your decision you say. Maybe it was a woman thing, that's O.K. Like it or not Obama's got the numbers and momentum. Yes We Can! Obama's the People's Choice! OBAMA 08'

Susan Missouri   May 14th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

We hope more super delegates vote for HIllary Clinton and more change over for her.

She is experienced, for all people, and a fighter. We need a strong president.

Obama lacks experience, slammed the people of Pennsylvania, and we are concerned about his ties with Wright.

Hillary 08:)

Obama 08   May 14th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

CNN IS PROMOTEING CLINTON!!!!!!

Shame!

Montana is Obama Country   May 14th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

At least CNN admits Hillary is a LAGER..!!

She is also a "Spin Mastress".... a "Queen of Spin" and a "Misspoken sorta Gal.."

You guessed it...

NickSanDiego   May 14th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

SOOOOooooooooo???? She picks up ONE to his 30? ONE to his FOUR Today and this is NEWS???

hmmmmmmmmmmm CNN isn't looking so professional or very neutral these days at all.

L VA   May 14th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

It is so sickening to see some (most) of the comments made by the Obama supporters. How can you be so hateful and cruel? Is there any wonder that many Clinton supporters will never back your candidate? Why don't you all get a grip on yourselves?!?

Clinton campaign in debt....   May 14th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

Because of payments to CNN

Go Hillary.   May 14th, 2008 3:00 pm ET

Rebecca....take a chill pill....are you twelve?

Repub in FL   May 14th, 2008 2:59 pm ET

ANY COMMENT MADE FROM THIS EMAIL ADDRESS GETS PUT IN MODERATION.........VERY DISENFRANCHISING,,,,,,,,, VERY UNFAIR CNN

Rodriguez from NY   May 14th, 2008 2:59 pm ET

All after the so call HUGE win, only 1 superdelegate. That tells you alot.

Rich In Seattle   May 14th, 2008 2:59 pm ET

So the President of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women is supporting Hillary. Wow, I never would have seen that coming. And I am sure she supported Clinton because of the issues and not becasue she's a woman. Naaaahhhh. That would be sexist, wouldn't it? Naaaahhhh.... It's only wrong to vote that way if you're black and supporting Obama.

Isn't it odd that some women are now acting the exact same way that they claimed men have been acting for all of history? Just say'n.

scott   May 14th, 2008 2:59 pm ET

Why is it that everyone (that is, Obama supporters as well as the media) keeps talking about how the math doesn't add up for Hillary, and that she should bow out. The fact is, the math doesn't add up for either of them. The rules say that you have to have 2025 delegates to win. Neither of them will get that number with pledged delegates. Thus its up to the 800 or so superdelegates and they can vote however they want to and can change their minds whenever and for whatever reason they want. Once its in their hands they can decide to vote based on the popular vote, electability, good looks or whatever else they deem relevant. The fact that Obama will have a 150 vote lead in pledged delegates, but will be short of the magic number, doesn't mean that superdelegates (even those that previously committed to him) are bound to vote for him or even should vote for him. They certainly can if they wish, but any and all of them can certainly change their minds if they feel like Hillary is picking up momentum or is the stronger overall candidate. This is not novel politics. Many candidates over the years have gone to the convention with the most delegates, but not enough to get a majority – and walked away as bridesmaids rather than the bride. If you don't get a majority of pledged delagates all bets are off and you leave your chances to what happens at the convention. Why is Hillary supposed to bow out rather than take it to the convention like so many men have done before her?

Joe Regis   May 14th, 2008 2:59 pm ET

SHE GOT ONE NUTCRAKER.

HUGE MOMENTUM FOR HER. DOWNWARD MOMENTUM.

HERE WE GO DOWN WITH THE CLINTONS.

DOWN HILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

Lorna, NY   May 14th, 2008 2:59 pm ET

And this is news? What about Obamas, he gained 2.5 today plus the backing of a large pro-choice group. Please report the news!

Gebeorge Napalotino   May 14th, 2008 2:59 pm ET

During the Clinton years, my conservative firends used to refer to CNN as the Clinton News Network. Regretfully, and given the clear anti-Obama bias that CNN folks like Lou Dobbs, Campbell Brown, etc. have been exhibiting lately, I am regretfully turning away from CNN. Please, please, just report the news!!! For example, you report that Hillary won one superdelegate today but completely ignored the two that Obama has won. What is wrong with you?

Clinton News Network Fatigue   May 14th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

Obama picks up several superdelegates, Clinton picks up one, and CNN only covers Clinton's one?

Attention Obama supporters (and other patriotic Americans): this is too blatant. It is time to go to the FCC with an equal time complaint. If they get enough, they will have to penalize the blatantly biased Clinton News Network.

'Nuff Said   May 14th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

For you enjoyment or perhaps help in understanding these blogs.

I've compiled some of the most interesting terms and what I think
their translation is (this list is far from exhaustive):

Term(s): Meaning:
loose, looser To not win, not a winner.
women woman
canidate one contesting for a party's nomination
Democrate not a Republican
ballet where one's vote is cast (dance with the stars?)
there to belong to a group (often misinterpretted as their)
their reference to a place
ABCDE (ALL CAPS) I LOVE Hillary
supports a supporter
truely verily, verily
strongest candidate one that can't win their party's primary
most electable candidate with highest negatives
BIAST showing favoritism
devisive possessing the ability to split

oil rules   May 14th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

Rebecca -
I also find it amusing that the hilbilly trailer trash of WV, as you refer to them, are the same people BHO is now trying to reach out to in the party. And you think Republicans are hateful and exclusionary??? Bet you won't find a republican making a statement like that.

Go Hillary.   May 14th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

You Bo supporters are horrible and childish.

No Hillary   May 14th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

I am glad this drama will be really over on June 3rd.

CNN please promisse not to report about this drunk woman at least after June 4th anymore when she is really forced to leave.... no drama anymore... doneeeeeeeeee..goshhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

bett myers   May 14th, 2008 2:58 pm ET

Please tell me that people in Oregon are voting with Hilary,I couldn'e take another win for Obama.

Natalie, Aurora, Co   May 14th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

picked, sorry, my "K" is not working right

D Taliga   May 14th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

It was not enough Barak Obama peaked the popular vote pledge delgate and super.so from the bginning you was a hillary corrupted.

Rodriguez from NY   May 14th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

1 against 26
(that's all I've got to say).

Time to move on   May 14th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

CNN is the enemy of democrats,they are the one that has been dictating the tone of this primary of late.Already you know mathematically it is impossible for Hillary but you keep giving her a false hope and called her winning at WV as if that is the only state that matters,please people wake up.Dem unite behind OBAMA
OBAMA 08

MIKE   May 14th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

Hey ANONYMOUS.......how many of these will go DEM in the fall????? If McCain wins FL, MI, and OH.....all of these would be wiped out! Get a grip!

May 14th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

CNN IS PROMOTEING CLINTON!!!!!!

WON'T REPORT THE TWO SUPERDELEGATES OBAMA GOT THIS MORNING!!!!! BUT HEADLINES HILLARYS ONE. POST THIS ON EVERY BLOG YOU KNOW!!! I KNOW I AM!!!

Further proof the media is boosting Clinton. They made a HUGE deal about WV but not ONCE with all the THESE Blowout Victories by OBAMA did they play them up and CRUSHING HILLARY.

States & elections won with 60% or more of the vote:
BARACK OBAMA:
15 STATES + DC + VI
* Virgin Islands (89.9%)
* Idaho (79%)
* Hawaii (76%)
* Alaska (75%)
* District of Columbia (75%)
* Kansas (74%)
* Washington (68%)
* Nebraska (68%)
* Minnesota (67%)
* Colorado (67%)
* Georgia (67%)
* Illinois (65%)
* Virginia (64%)
* Maryland (62%)
* North Dakota (61%)
* Wyoming (61%)
* Mississippi (61%)

For the love of this independent   May 14th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

To those who really think CNN is biased to one candidate. They have upset both sides equally. They have only one motive and that is to keep Clinton and Obama supporters at each other throats. And for all you educated Obama supporters, you seem to have many degrees but as much common sense as your less educated couterparts. When you look back on why the dems lost the election it won't be because of Hillary or Obama . it will be because of CNN.

Who started all this racial divide CNN. Who ran Wright for 3 months CNN. Who overplayed hard working white american statements CNN. Who began labeling Hillary supporter uneducated CNN. Who is basing the whole nation views on states like WV and MS. CNN.

There are two candidate that ran a hard fought campaign. Both want to end the war and both want to put money back into our country infrastructure. Both have made mistakes just trying to win. But neither are racist or elitist. Both Obama and Hillary supporters do their candidate a disservice.

MSM 08

Repub in FL   May 14th, 2008 2:57 pm ET

NONE FOR CLINTON AND 26 FOR OBAMA SINCE MAY 9TH.........26 TO 0..........BAD SCORE FOR ANY GAME..........WHO THINKS THE DELEGATES FROM WVA MAKES ANY DIFFERENCE???

Lynne   May 14th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

Time magazine is hinting that Edwards is endorsing Obama soon!! And add to that there's been an Edwards siting in Michigan, where the big rally is tonight!!

Yay!

Jack Walden   May 14th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

"Vicky Harwell, said Clinton’s victory in West Virginia helped make her decision apparent."
Huh??? And what happened in all other states have no bearings?
Heck, with superdelegates like these, who needs Republican opposition!

MP-Pennsylvania   May 14th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

Anonymous May 14th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

CNN IS PROMOTEING CLINTON!!!!!!

WON'T REPORT THE TWO SUPERDELEGATES OBAMA GOT THIS MORNING!!!!! BUT HEADLINES HILLARYS ONE. POST THIS ON EVERY BLOG YOU KNOW!!! I KNOW I AM!!!

Further proof the media is boosting Clinton. They made a HUGE deal about WV but not ONCE with all the THESE Blowout Victories by OBAMA did they play them up and CRUSHING HILLARY.

States & elections won with 60% or more of the vote:
BARACK OBAMA:
15 STATES + DC + VI
* Virgin Islands (89.9%)
* Idaho (79%)
* Hawaii (76%)
* Alaska (75%)
* District of Columbia (75%)
* Kansas (74%)
* Washington (68%)
* Nebraska (68%)
* Minnesota (67%)
* Colorado (67%)
* Georgia (67%)
* Illinois (65%)
* Virginia (64%)
* Maryland (62%)
* North Dakota (61%)
* Wyoming (61%)
* Mississippi (61%)

HILLARY CLINTON:
2 States
* Arkansas (70%)
* West Virginia (67)
--------------------

Thanks,
Those who say Obama can't win white states, what are wyoming, Kansas, Idaho, Minnasota, North dakota are?

Natalie, Aurora, Co   May 14th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

How can you be so biased, CNN?! She piced one, but Obama piced today 3... Isn't this worth reporting?

Abby   May 14th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

ONE?! lol Cute :)

MIKE   May 14th, 2008 2:56 pm ET

Rebecca....take a chill pill....are you twelve?

New York   May 14th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

I hope African Americans are taking note of how the Democratic Party is only their party when it comes to asking for their vote.
As you can see from these "rural" results, the Democrats also cater to bigots.

R.I.F.   May 14th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

Paul May 14th, 2008 2:38 pm ET
"America cannot be entrusted to him as a guinea pig for an experiement in the lab."
============================

Hey HILLARY SUPPORTER,

A Hillary supporter just called Obama a guinea pig. According to your rules of "I can't vote for Obama because his supporters are mean on these blogs" you now can't vote for Hillary either.

BTW CNN,

Can you at least give us one ticker per day naming the supers that Obama picked up that day? As soon as Hillary gets one you pop it up on the ticker faster than they can publically announce it.

jonny   May 14th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

why weren't all the super delegates Obama got this morning mentioned??? CNN continually focuses on everything positive about Hillary, but ignores most positive things about Obama. Also, i noticed CNN trying to bring up the Wright "scandal" again because people have stopped talking about it. Pathetic.

Clinton News Network Fatigue   May 14th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

Attention Clinton News Network–
You are cruising for an equal time complaint!

How many superdelegates did Obama pick up today? Gee, I don't know– you only report when Clinton picks up ONE superdelegate.

Harry C   May 14th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

Why has Clinton not introduced a Bill in the Senate to give Amercan's Gas Tax Relief?? The reason is she is all TALK and NO ACTION! Obama is after more meaningful relief ,not a temp fix. Obama is only 142 delagates form the nomination.. Time for some of you white uneducated whites to wake-up..!!! Clinton is not your answer. A vote for Clinton is a vote for McCain.

Obama All The Way   May 14th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

Congrats Hillary a little too late though.. start striving to build the party and let the campaigning go!! It might be a little too hard but its better to let it go and Let the guy with the numbers take the nomination.
GOOOOOOO .. Obama 08

joe   May 14th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

Clintons feel Obama shouldn't be here in the first place–that this 'young man's' very claim to power is itself questionable. that was the only reason she is staying in this race. please leave greacfully.

No Hillary   May 14th, 2008 2:55 pm ET

Sorry Vicky, not even ur endorsement will help her... she lost and she needs to leave...if not by June 3rd we voters will force her to leave. We don't even have a VP position available for someone that selfish and destructive.

oil rules   May 14th, 2008 2:54 pm ET

A delegate with guts! I guess that delegate must SURELY be a racist or anti-muslim to not back BO.

Hakim....Atlanta Ga   May 14th, 2008 2:54 pm ET

Has anyone did a poll showing how many of these "Clinton supporters" are really true democrats or are they republicans trying to give Hiliary a boost in votes.Republicans would love for Hiliary to become the nominee.....it would be an easier win for them

GO HILL   May 14th, 2008 2:54 pm ET

hey, BO supporters....how does it feel to have your candidate treated like Hillary has been for the past 4 months??????????? Do you know how many times CNN PLASTERED these headlines with positive BO stories and NEVER covered HERS??????

Finish STRONG HILLARY!
Hillary will end up with the respect that Al Gore has today. She will end this race with the popular vote and be denied the nomination b/c of silly primary caucuses and delegate splits. She will move on to bettering our country and the world. In 4 short years she will have earned back the respect that the media and Bo has taken from her. BO will either lose in Nov. or be looked at like Carter.....She on the other hand, will have moved on, worked hard, and made a differnce in people's lives.....:0
Go Hillary! Change the WORLD!

CNN REPORTS   May 14th, 2008 2:54 pm ET

CNN IF YOU ARE GOING TO REPORT THAN REPORT EVERYTHING . WHY HAVEN'T YOU REPORTED THE SUPERDELEGATES OBAMA PICKED TODAY??????

REMEMBER CNN IS WATCHED AROUND THE WORLD 24/7.

AL   May 14th, 2008 2:54 pm ET

There is something to be said about the win in WVA yesterday. While it was a big win numbers wise, it also was a big loss in that the means to the ends were despicable. Hillary Clinton and her campaign has used every single method, known and unknown, to undermine Barack Obama. I have serious concerns when a person makes comments to imply doubt, invoke fear and simply promote dishonesty to achieve an election. Seeing all that has transpired in this race makes many people BITTER that she would stoop so low. When Clinton was caught in her Bosnia lie, did Barack Obama rub the lie in her face? No, not once. He would not stoop so low, because despite the fact they are competing for the same position, they are both on the same side, or at least supposed to be. There have been many issues about the Clintons that Obama could have publicized and criticized to make himself look better, but he did not. Clinton has tried the race card, the fear card, the superior card, the inferior card, the victim card, the people card, and the personality card. She has had many different personalities, faces, and voices. She has promoted the kitchen sink tactic, the fear tactic, the “watch out, he’s black” tactic, the “why wont he debate me” tactic, the “I don’t know what he is afraid of” tactic and the “You can trust me (wink, wink)” tactic.

We are in a sad situation in the US if people can dismiss a candidate because of his color or because of her gender. Most people who do not vote for Clinton make that decision based on her as a person – untrustworthy and manipulating. Most people who do not vote for Obama make that decision based on his race. And that is a sad situation for the United States of America.

None of the final three candidates has EXPERIENCE to be president. The only time a person can have experience being President is when they have been the President.

Honestlady   May 14th, 2008 2:54 pm ET

@lance....based on your logic, Obama is the one to beat John McCain. He's had several big wins and has picked up several superdelegates throughout this entire process.

simon   May 14th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

Anonymous, a lot of Obama's big wins you have listed are caucuses! We all know the Obamabots cheated in the caucuses by bullying people around.

Generation X   May 14th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

CNN SPECIAL REPORT- Puerto Rico is now Hillary's "HOME STATE", she has a very very distant cousin to Bill that had a sugar cane farm on one of the islands. Her family had a summer home there where she used to visit all the time. Back in the day Hillary had helped harvest some of the sugar cane BY HAND and used to help Bills cousin make "batches" of Rum in big 55 gallon drums that she could lift over her head and carry for miles! So she can connect with the people of Puerto Rico because of this. For the BEST political news coverage on television, go to CNN!

NY RICAN American   May 14th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

CNN you are doing wrong reporting! Bias!!!

you should just have a ticker with ALL endorsment.
And EACH DEM. should be awarded equal news coverage for their daily counts.

Obama got 3+ yet nothing????? Que lo que pasa aqui?

Ted   May 14th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

I'm amazed how hardcore the Obama supporters are .They go straight to the jugglar.No wonder half the demorcrats are weary of him because the whole campaign acts like a bunch of rednecks .If Obama gets the nomination he needs the Clinton supporters to win the Presidency .If you think loosing Florida ,Ohio ,and West Virginia he can still win the Presidency then you are all on crack .Its about time the Obama supporter start being more civil to the Clinton campaign and get the party united .Its not the Clinton campaign being negative its the news media and Obama camp .It only energizes the Clinton camp more when the opposition keeps slamming her for no reason .
Look what happened in West Virginia and probably repeat next week in Kentucky .Clinton is a force to be reckoned with .

Ray H from Gainesville, VA   May 14th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

To all us Obama supporters. Let's stop chiming into these posts. But if you feel the need to, don't hate on Sen Clinton anymore. Sen Obama will get the nomination so there's no need to talk bad about her or her campaign. Just let it play out. We know what's going on there and I believe most Americans and "super delegates" can see thru it.

Obama'08

Hilda   May 14th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

Good for you Hillary,like you always say a WIn is a Win, so I guess 1 superdelegate= all the ones Obama got, this of course is according to the new Clinton math.

Greg Pa   May 14th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

to all obama supporters .the article atthe top says he got 26 in the past week. so stop crying.

Ron   May 14th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

You folks who say CNN is biased towards Clinton must'nt watch that station very much.
Almost every speech Obama has made in this election has been carried from start to finish without interruption; counting last night in WV I believe the count for Clinton isnow up to 2.

Tony Z- MD   May 14th, 2008 2:53 pm ET

Congrats- Hillary! This is huge news except Obama had 3.5 delegates this morning.

CHERYL FOR HILLARY   May 14th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

HILLARY, WE LOVE YOU. KEEP GOING HILLARY
USE WHATEVER IT TAKES TO WIN THE WHITEHOUSE – LIES, RACISM, CHANGE THE RULES, GENDER, WHATEVER.

OBAMA IS UNELECTABLE. HE CAN'T WIN. SAVE THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

HILLARY READY ONE DAY 1 TO LIE AND CHEAT.

HILLARY'S COUSIN IS MUGABE- ZIMBABWE – THE ELECTION IS NOT FAIR UNLESS SHE WIN.

HILLARY ALL THE WAY

Nomination   May 14th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

While getting the superdelegates is important, what is more important is: "will Hilalry suppoters vote for Obama". The resounding answer is "no". We will either: stay home, write in Hillary's name or vote for McCain. That is our right and our choice. So all of you running scared male politicians and media comentators (like Russett, Wolfe, etc.) who do not want a women in office, will not get your "man" either. All of you have been working overtime to keep Hillary out, but she is just in your face – isn't she though. I bet you could just scream.

Good luck Hillary – You are the one that should be President.

Hope, arizona   May 14th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

Clinton deserves the win! She worked hard and will continue to win as she moves forward. The media is trying to elect Obama as the Democratic nominee..but we will not let it happen. Only American voters can elect the next President of the United States. So pundints keep your thoughts to yourself...Americans do not want to listen to you.

Obama is not qualified to be the next President. I am certain that if the states he won...knew about his values, views, beliefs and how they were influenced by Reverend Wright...they would have voted differently.

He does not have the fight in him to build or protect the United States of America. For his wife, Michelle, to state this is the first time in her life that she has been proud of America, you know that Rev. Wright influenced her. Their hearts and minds are not with Americans....they just want position and power. The question is what will they do with it?

Mary WA   May 14th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

A delegate for Hillary is one that helps McCain. Stop the bleeding. Vote Obama and get on with the general. WE NEED KENTUCKY to be smarter than WV and stop holding up progress of the party to move on.

Roger   May 14th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

I will write in Hillary Clinton.

Real Candidate '08

Hillary or Bust   May 14th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

Either we vote for Hillary or...........

we vote for the Navy Guy over the Boy Scout.

Dems `08!   May 14th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

Ok... Congrats to Clinton.... but CNN Obama has picked up super delegates today as well and I don't see an article on that. If you are going to be reporters-you should report on everything.

MP-Pennsylvania   May 14th, 2008 2:51 pm ET

Bo
I agree. She is strong, but does not know where to use it and when to use it. If Dems don't get White House this november, it is because Hillary misused her strength to destroy the party.

joann   May 14th, 2008 2:51 pm ET

Wow Jane in NC – you have some deep rooted problems – your comment sound really uncalled for. If you don't like a candidate just say nothing instead of your Reveran Wright crap. Wow – you scare me.

michael in Seattle   May 14th, 2008 2:51 pm ET

What else do you expect from CNN (Clinton news network)

Honestlady   May 14th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

I just don't get it. How is Hillary in a better position to beat John McCain in the general election when she can't even win the democratic nomination?????!!!??!! Wouldn't the person who is actually winning the democratic nomination be in a better position to beat John McCain in the general????????

kathy   May 14th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

There are 21 stories on the Political Ticker.....11 are about Clinton, 9 mention both and only 1 about Obama...with no mention of the superdelagates he picked up today!!! How biased is that? CNN you have done a disservice to the viewing public this entire primary season.

no Obama   May 14th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

CNN,

Obama cannot win swing states. He totally ignored WV. He thinks he has got the nomination already. I don't know how superdelegates are endorsing him? Without swing states we cannot win general election. Democratic party will coomit suicide if they nominate Obama.

Stacy Clarks   May 14th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

DEMOCRATS UNITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kelley   May 14th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

Congratulations Mrs. Clinton, your supporters are tenacious. I am personally an Obama fan, but also a democrat, and a woman

Punisher   May 14th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

No worries, JFK went to the convention over 200 delegates behind and become the nominee for the Democratic Party. Superdelegates CAN endorse and WITHDRAW their endorsement anytime they wanted , they will VOTE DURING the CONVENTION and that's what COUNTS – their vote during Convention in Denver.

Those endorsements are just that ENDORSEMENT, it will NOT count until they cast their vote during the convention.

Sooooooooo....... don't get too excited with endorsements, even pledged delegates can change, the word "pledged" speaks for itself.

I thought you people are "educated"......I guess not!

Dana in north Carolina   May 14th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

Congrats to her for that, but where is mention of Obama's new supers today plus other endorsements? Is this how the media really behaves?

Mary   May 14th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

She will never defeat John McCain and to put her back in the White House would be the biggest mistake of all times. If she goes the female interns should be off limited.

simon   May 14th, 2008 2:50 pm ET

Please NObama and Michelle "Obama-rosa" in the white house!

Rob   May 14th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

Hillary 08!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

N.   May 14th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

Where is the news about Barack's 3.5 superdelegates today, CNN? Why the news block on that information?

Sue in CT   May 14th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

Hillary reminds me of mean ol' Scar in the Lion King – slick, sly and sleazy – anything goes for the Queen of the Jungle.

NickNasc   May 14th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

I am not even going to say it. I don't need to. Enough people see this Blatant push for Clinton by CNN. I am glad I changed my homepage CNN has been bought.

from CT   May 14th, 2008 2:49 pm ET

Didn't Obama pick up superdelegate's this morning, I heard about it everywhere I'm surprised it's not here. I think in the mornings there's some biast reporting going on...this is sad because I used to think CNN is above this...

Jackson   May 14th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

Lisa: It's not as if you get your $30 all at once. You go to the pump once a week over the course of 12 weeks. You'll walk away from the pump (provided the oil companies don't raise prices to match profit loss through the scheme) with an extra $2.50 on average. If $2.50 is breaking your weekly budget, you need to do re-evaluate your finances.

Sarah   May 14th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

Everyone is so rude. Really evident that ure the kind of TRAS* supporters Obama has. I'm sorry Hillary you're too beautiful and good for these people....Dont waste youre time...move on!

Hillary 08-forever

fineweather   May 14th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

Clinton is more electable than any other in the General Election.

Greg Pa   May 14th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

she is still going to loose.

Spectacles   May 14th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

Are you gonna report the new Obama super delegates?
How about the FEC endorsements?
Only Obama gets the economic endorsements but you never report them?
Why not?

Melanie   May 14th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

Do we really want and trust a President whose voters are non-college educated people? Does this mean she can fool them with low information and lies?

Kristi, Chino Hills, CA   May 14th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

Blind leading the blinder!!

It's scary to see that super delegates are now going over to Hillary. It's scary because either they can't add or not intelligent enough to know there's no way she can win.

Do we really want those kinds of people leading us???

DoneWithDems   May 14th, 2008 2:48 pm ET

Congratulations and hang in there Hill. Go all the way baby!!!

McCain/08

sweetinspiration   May 14th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Clinton News Network (CNN) still has not reported the superdelegates picked up by Senator Obama today.

Anonymous   May 14th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Is it possible for CNN to stay just neutral, including you're so called political experts.
JUST REPORT THE FACTS AND LET THE VOTER!!!!!!!!!!! make a decision!!!!!!!!!

Andy L.A

senj   May 14th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Awesome HRC, 1 delegate finally, but.... CNN what happened to Rep Peter Vicklosky (Indiana), Democrat abroad, Christine Schon Marques, and Awais Khaleel (University of Wisconsin-Madison). Well, incase CNN is so slow to get the news, these were superdelegates Obama won today. I guess I should get a job with CNN so that I can keep the network up to date with the latest news.

Rebecca   May 14th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Uh oh, did the Clintonites see that latest polls. Obama is steadily increasing his lead as the Democratic nominee for the last week. Where are all the Clinton "pollsters". They love to highlight all of the polls but only when they are in her favor. Come on, analyze this poll data. Obama has the momentum, even after Hillary's meaningless win in the trailer trash capital of the world. Analyze that Clintonites, Hill-Billys or whatever you call yourselves.

MP-Pennsylvania   May 14th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Paul,

If Edwards was the front runner, you won't say that.

How about people didn't vote in FL and MI because it was not valid. Are we going to give RNC amunition by seating delegates from invalid primary.
For me any one says that counting delegates as it is are republicans. They want to burry Dems this election.

Do math and thsi is democratic country. Installing Hillary as the nominess would be a dictatorship like the other countries we point fingers

Thanks

Democrats 2008

Kiah   May 14th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Oh and I'm so surprised that this SD is a WOMAN! HA!

If not Hillary....then McCain   May 14th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

If the EDUCATED Obama supporters would actually READ the article....instead of just skimming the headlines....they would see that the writer reiterated that Obama had been getting superdelegates and continues to get them. You are disappointing me Obamabloggers....I thought you could read more than the BIG PRINT!

lance   May 14th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

A huge win in West Virginia and a great endorsement by Vicky Harwell should send an important message out to all the superdelegates that Hillary is the one to beat John McCain.

Ellie   May 14th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

I'm sorry, how many superdelegates does that make for Sen. Clinton? Yeah, I though.... so this would make 1 for her out of 30 for Sen. Obama.

Hummmmm... MATH does NOT seem to be the Clintons strongest suit.

Paul In Seattle   May 14th, 2008 2:47 pm ET

Way to win one Hillary! Congrats. But it's time for people to accept that the Democrats need to unite. Stop threatening to vote Republican if your candidate of choice doesn't gain the nomination. I've been an Obama supporter from day one, but respect the Clintons.

Democrat '08

Russ Beaumont   May 14th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

Obama/Clinton 08

Kiah   May 14th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

CNN I'm usually not one to call foul on candidate bias but Obama picked up 2 SD's by 8:30 this morning and another 2 before HRC. This is really annoying how relevant you are still trying to make her while ignoring Obama!

tblno   May 14th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

fine, Hillary..stay in it till the end, more debt....more division, when the clock hits 00:00.......you still lose.....then if all your supporters go vote McCain, and he wins....OMG I refuse to even think of it.....more war, the draft, no jobs, no healtcare...etc, etc......No matter who wins the dem race, we all as Americans Have MUCH to ponder.

Anonymous   May 14th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

CNN IS PROMOTEING CLINTON!!!!!!

WON'T REPORT THE TWO SUPERDELEGATES OBAMA GOT THIS MORNING!!!!! BUT HEADLINES HILLARYS ONE. POST THIS ON EVERY BLOG YOU KNOW!!! I KNOW I AM!!!

Further proof the media is boosting Clinton. They made a HUGE deal about WV but not ONCE with all the THESE Blowout Victories by OBAMA did they play them up and CRUSHING HILLARY.

States & elections won with 60% or more of the vote:
BARACK OBAMA:
15 STATES + DC + VI
* Virgin Islands (89.9%)
* Idaho (79%)
* Hawaii (76%)
* Alaska (75%)
* District of Columbia (75%)
* Kansas (74%)
* Washington (68%)
* Nebraska (68%)
* Minnesota (67%)
* Colorado (67%)
* Georgia (67%)
* Illinois (65%)
* Virginia (64%)
* Maryland (62%)
* North Dakota (61%)
* Wyoming (61%)
* Mississippi (61%)

HILLARY CLINTON:
2 States
* Arkansas (70%)
* West Virginia (67)

NoHillaryToTheWhiteHouse   May 14th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

I am sick and tired of the biased report from this idiot and biggot wolf Plizer Obama received 4 supperdelgate before hillary got one why is Hillary's 1 supperdelegate news and obama's 4 supperdelgeage not news. CNN I tell you this idiot must go.

Time to move on   May 14th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

CNN STOP THIS BIAS AND REPORT THE SUPERDELEGATES OBAMA GOT TODAY.
OBAMA 08

Roger   May 14th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

Obama had the 3 new super delegates already. They were just waiting until he was crushed by the WV primary to come out. That was a gimik to try to dampin the fact that he lost so bad last yesterday.

deb in az   May 14th, 2008 2:45 pm ET

im glad that she got a new super delegate as she deserves to get this one .......she has campaigned and fought hard.......all the other ones that have commited to obama need to step up to the plate and take a second look .........if they back obama the presidency goes to mccain............

OH   May 14th, 2008 2:44 pm ET

Here comes another check AHHHH Cheque. Here comes the check book and she wrote 5 million from "Their" bank account.

Come doners, why are you doing this, she needs money because it is good for the ecconomy. More ads means more employment and keeps the country from going belly-up.

MD in OK   May 14th, 2008 2:44 pm ET

I'm just curious...Does anyone think Hillary will have to go to jail for her involvement in the Peter Paul scandal? There is a video that Peter Paul took when he received her phone call thanking him for his contribution to her gala.

Lee   May 14th, 2008 2:44 pm ET

Delusional.
And please tell me again, what is all this experience Clinton has?

Mirko-FL   May 14th, 2008 2:44 pm ET

I really don't know why HRC is postponing what is going to happen anyways...

Besides that, it does not make sense to me that Puerto Rico votes to elect the nominee but not in the presidentials...their votes should not be included even to elect the nominee.

Nothing against Puerto Ricans, but if you are not going to elect the next president of the USA, why should your vote be counted for?

Tim   May 14th, 2008 2:44 pm ET

This is totally ridiculous. Okay CNN you should be ashamed of yourself. First, Senator Obama has gained four over the last two days and nothing on the ticker. The numbers are just being updated quietly. What Gives??? Second, Real Clear Politics has Senator Obama at +14, while CNN only has him at +11. Can you just fake being unbiased??? Is the head person at CNN a Clinton Supporter???

Anonymous   May 14th, 2008 2:44 pm ET

The president of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women needed the WV primary to make up her mind to vote for Hillary Clinton? Everyone who believes she was ever going to vote for Obama, raise your hands.

Being president of that group, she should vote for Clinton, but pretending to be really mulling over the decision is pretty silly. Do these people really think people buy their nonsense? Then again, people in this country are stupid.

v.ananthan   May 14th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

HOW MUCH MONEY AND TIME OBAMA IS GOING TO USE TO CHANGE "THE USUAL POLITICAL SYSTEM".????????

I AM A COLLEGE EDUCATERD PERSON AND I DON^T BUY WHAT OBAMA IS PROMISING …

I THINK OBAMA IS CLEARLY MISLEADING THE VOTERS AND THE EDUCATED VOTERS WILL BE SOON ASKING QUESTIONS ABOUT OBAMA^S PLANS.. …

Jackson   May 14th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

The media is just playing us for fools. Talking about Obama being the presumptive nominee one day then hailing Queen Hillary on her expected large win and her one superdelegate – trying to make her seem viable.
It's awesome how much people can be manipulated just by how much the news focuses on one candidate. These elections are being strung along by gullible people, not those of us who actually follow the race through various outlets and understand the math.
Just because math was your least favorite subject doesn't make it any less useful or true.

Xavier, St. Louis, MO   May 14th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

Vicky Harwell might as well put her vote in the trash and those that continue to make donation to the Clinton campaign is throwing their money away.

Oh, by the way, Obama picked up three superdelegates today. Thanks CNN for posting Obama’s endorsement today, way to be fair, NOT!

Harry C   May 14th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

Harwell's endorsement is meaningless. Her comment that Clinton's showing in WV was her deciding factor is simply a lie.. Everyone knows that those Superdelgates voting for Clinton had already made up their minds. The WV vote meant nothing the the rest of US AMERICAN'S. Clinton said it herself:" The Undeucated White's are voting for me" if that does not tell you something, then I guess nothing will! Remember WV voted for Bush so what does that tell you???Wake-UP people!

Steve   May 14th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

Come on CNN Obama has picked up 3 superdelegates!!!!!!! Who is reporting the news over there?!??!?

Darryl   May 14th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

The Clinton family are very device and the pursue of the nomination that they will not get. Hillary Clinton will never be on the VP ticket, no one trust her or Bill Clinton they are and will forever do more harm than good.

I don't think there is no way in Hell!!!!! that she should be rewarded by being place on the Presidential ticket.....

Robert in Toronto,ON   May 14th, 2008 2:43 pm ET

By the way CNN, the Pro-Choice women's group NARAL has publically endorsed Obama! By the way Clinton supporters, they were on record as hoping for a woman to be the first female President but now that the dream is sailed on, they are supporting Obama!

Which means you can still go to Obama – never feel like it's too late.

Tim   May 14th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

This ladies political career is over.

Connie from Ohio   May 14th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

CNN how many Superdelegates did Obama receive after yesterdays polls? I have it heard it was 2 or 3, it would be nice if you would report it as well. Thanks, Connie

Elizabeth, NC   May 14th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

Wow what a huge superdelegate count. One out of 30 superdelegates coming out with their decisions since last week ain't bad at all. It's very full speed to the white house. NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bo   May 14th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

Finally someone speaks her mind and endorses the strongest candidate, Hillary, instead of going with the trend and hype.

NoHillaryToTheWhiteHouse   May 14th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

Vicky Harwell feminist she does care who is the best candidate all this women need is a women president regardless of her ablity to lead this country, women want to rule this world the day that happen it is going be the end of this world, remember Adam and Eve.

Rebecca   May 14th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

Hillary is a disgrace to the Democratic Party. She makes me sick. Oh yeah, I am a white hard working female. So what do you have to say for that?

Chuck, Oregonians for Obama   May 14th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

What about the 4 delegates Picked up yesterday, and those he picked up today. This is media biased reporting at its worst.

Cliff   May 14th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

So she picked up what!? Everyone hold on, "Drum roll please!!!!!!!!!1 "super today! And this is news! What about Baracks 6! Oh lord! CNN you guys should be ashamed of yourselves!!

Joe Regis   May 14th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

GOOOD NEWS FOR HILLARY

SHE IS PICKING MOMENTUM DOWNWARD.

DOWN SHE GOES!!!!!!!!!!!

DOWN HILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

Clinton obama   May 14th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

Thanks
At least some people see the light.
The anti American stance of these obama supporters makes me sick. I can't believe the cnn blogs and how the are calling WV and Ky. all the bad names you can think of. I am also tired of the media and bloggers saying hillary' supporters are ignorant. You do not realize that we have different values in this country and because we don't agree with Obama it doesn't mean it is because he is black. We love AMerica. Kentucky please come forward and show your support for Hillary. These Obama people hate WV. They hate Ky. They hate AMerica. What do you think will happen if Obama and Rev. Wright get in the white house? No I am not uneducated. I have a masters degree .

Roger   May 14th, 2008 2:41 pm ET

They have about the same policies because Obama copies Hillary on everything.

MP-Pennsylvania   May 14th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

How come when Obama got super delegates it is not news, but when Clinton get 1, it is a new.

CNN = Clinton News Network

charles   May 14th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

robert u are not alone.shame on cnn.pathetic.

tom   May 14th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

Obama picked up 4 superdeligates that wasn't news for CNN and now Clinton picks up one it is breaking news.

Shame shame on you CNN

KAB   May 14th, 2008 2:40 pm ET

Is this real? Clinton picks up what?? Where's the article on Obama??
CNN, c'mon now! It is getting very obvious, your supposed to be a little more discreet than this.

Roger   May 14th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

Obama is such a coward.

cnn rocks   May 14th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

cnn i love you guys but you have become a joke,obama picked two Sd too why didnt you report it.
i know you wont post this anyway

A.M.   May 14th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

Iformation for all; "Those White Blue Collar Workers the 'Hillary's" supporters that she is so proud of, 70% of those are "REPUBLICANS", causing the mischief in the compaign, that is why they say in the poll that they will not votr for "Obama". And press has made such a bid deal out of this; amazing!

A.M.
Houston, Texas

Belle   May 14th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

The HUFFINGTON post contributor that said Clinton's speech is a concession speech is an IDIOT!!!!!!!!!!!!

If he BOTHERED to listen to any of the debates, Senator Clinton said she was HONORED to be in this Primary against Senator Obama.

Quit TWISTING things....

Brandon   May 14th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

Ridiculous! Obama has picked up 3.5 supers today, no story. Clinton gets a measly 1 super, and it gets a story? I know your love the ratings boost, but you people are trying way to hard to keep this thing going...

Willie McGill, Graduate Student @ DePaul University   May 14th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

I am delighted Senator Clinton performed well in West Virginia. I sincerely hope she wins the nomination at the convention. Keep up the good work, Senator Clinton. I am very proud of you.

Lisa   May 14th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

Obama is for the Rich and Educated, Clinton is for the Poor and uneducated. Shouldn't Obama be running as a Republican?

Obama doesn't even want us to save money in the summer for gas. He cannot relate to us that why no matter what I will not vote for him. We do not relate to him and he does not relate to us. Barack said $30 is not a lot of money. $30 is a lot of money to me and millions of other people.

kaya.independent.   May 14th, 2008 2:39 pm ET

Didn't Obama get 4 super delegates today??

Paul   May 14th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

Thanks for your support and for making the right desicion.

Hillary is definitively the smart choice for America

FLA and Michigan must count, they are also Americans

Obama can be her VP until he learns how to do the job. He might be eventually ready.

America cannot be entrusted to him as a guinea pig for an experiement in the lab.

Hillary 08 – Yes she will!!!

Rom,NY   May 14th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

Good for her, congratulations !!!
But CNN you should also report that Obama has picked up 3 new super delegates today

Obama or Clinton 08 never Mc Same
Democrat unite !!!!!

charles   May 14th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

and how many has obama picked up since lastnight results.shame on u clinton news network.

Paul   May 14th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

Thanks for your support and for amking the right desicion.

Hillary is definitively the smart choice for America

FLA and Michigan must count, they are also Americans

Obama can be her VP until he learns how to do the job. He might be eventually ready.

America cannot be entrusted to him as a guinea pig for an experiement in the lab.

Hillary 08 – Yes she will!!!

Richard   May 14th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

How about Obama he pick 2 super this morning.why are you not printing this CNN

Geo from Toronto   May 14th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

Yay, hopefully the remaining super delegates will follow and not be stupid and vote for nobama.

rdbtwthlins   May 14th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

I'm sure glad I'm not in a political party whose elite members override the party's popular vote!!

T-rel   May 14th, 2008 2:38 pm ET

Ok, maybe I'm missing something...where's the news on Obama's two pick-up today?

Proud1of 26% in WV   May 14th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

Just look at the title of the organization ,any wonder why?Yahoo is reporting 2 more today for Obama why is CNN not acknowleging it?

Al Ware   May 14th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

I guess having won more delegates, more superdelegates, more of the popular vote, more states, and raising more money means nothing. This race is really starting to get old. Obama is and should be the democratic nominee! Besides, if Sen. Clinton is so popular with blue-collar voters, I'm sure she won't have a problem convincing them to support Sen. Obama after he secures the nomination.

Obama "08"

proud army and navy mom   May 14th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

i am truly disgusted that a superdelegate from TN would endorse old girl.

not surprised, just disgusted because we have to oldest and most corrupt racists right here home of the good ole boy, tennessee.

may i say that the hillary supporters here in tn are undereducated as well. We rank third from the bottom in education.

Kel in Auburn, AL   May 14th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

Too little, too late. Barack is our man. Obama 08!

Nicole, Atlanta   May 14th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

I congratulate Senator Clinton on her superdelegate endorsement. CNN, why aren't you also reporting that Obama received 2 superdelegate endorsements, endorsements by 3 SEC members and an endorsement by NARAL Pro-Choice America? You need to be a little less biased in your reporting. It's incumbent upon you to report both parties' endorsements and not to pick and choose based on the mood that you're in at the time.

Gadissa   May 14th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

Big deal!

chicago chris   May 14th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

so CNN reports 1 superdelegate for Clinton and none of the 3 for Obama?

Debbie,NJ   May 14th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

President of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women. “Hillary’s decisive victory in West Virginia is the latest evidence that she is the strongest candidate to take on John McCain and win back the White House,” Duh, I think she has to vote for Hillary or she will lose her position.

Venus   May 14th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

CNN – please update Obama's superdelegate to 30.5 since last week!

Please also include how many superdelegates Hillary lost last week!

Go Obama!

Go are on our way to the White House!

mary nagata   May 14th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

why is every clinton supporter trying to create a situation to put the most pressure on Obama to take her as vp? i thought it should be an independent decision by the nominee. the nominee should choose somebody he feels comfortable with and somebody who has the utmost respect for the nominee. because if the running mate doesn't have enough respect and confidence in the nominee, he won't be able to do the job of a vice president, which is to ensure the president can be the best at his job (as Gore puts it). do you think that person would be clinton? i really don't beleive so.

Rebecca   May 14th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

You report 1 superdelegate for Hillary but nothing about Obama's 2 superdelegates he picked up. Now if that isn't biased I don't know what is CNN.

Jenn   May 14th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

It's good to see that some superdelegates are actually thinking! Neither candidiate will have enough pledged delegates to win – they both need the superdelegates. Superdelegates should be independent and actually think about who can actually win in November.

West Virginia's landslide win for Clinton should send a strong message to superdelegates about Obama's inability to win vital swing states in November. Let's pick a candidiate who can win in November – that candidiate is Hillary!

Superdelegates – start thinking! Don't just listen to pundits on TV.

Nate   May 14th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

I bet Kentucky will be her last state she will win! After that is all over! Hillary will go out kicking ans screaming! And Obama will have won!

OBAMA 08

PEACE

Francisco   May 14th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

Now CNN comes whit this story and fails to comment about the endorsment of two superdelegates for Obama, a notice that everyone are commented. Obama has a 11 superdelegates lead, and CNN saids nothing, well thas what i call Poor Information,

ron   May 14th, 2008 2:36 pm ET

Hey CNN!

What about the 2.5 Obama picked up!

mary nagata   May 14th, 2008 2:35 pm ET

cnn, why is it not reported at all when obama picks up 2 superdelegates (like this morning) but it's reported right away when hillary picks up 1?

Candace from Texas   May 14th, 2008 2:35 pm ET

Whatever! I know! Just a rabbit she pulled out her hat! LOL!!!! How funny!

RR   May 14th, 2008 2:35 pm ET

Woo Hoo.....She'll catch him now!.....NOT!!........OBAMA all the way!!

Seam, Florida   May 14th, 2008 2:35 pm ET

It actually took a win in a non-contested, small state like West Virginia for this woman to make up her mind. Vicky Harwell is full of crap. West Virginia is not a determining factor.

Now   May 14th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

GET OUT THE RACE NOW

Susan   May 14th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

As a female Democrat who is a citizen of Tennessee, I am, once again, mortified by something my fellow citizen is doing. But anyone who has had one glimpse into Tennessee's public school system would expect something this ridiculous and far-fetched from one of our own.

Jack, Chapel Hill, NC   May 14th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

What about the superdelegates that Obama picked up today?

USAF Sr. Airman   May 14th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

How dare you CNN.

Clinton picked up ONE super delegate today and you have a post on it.

You have yet to report on Obama today. He has had three today I believe.

You are making it sound like because of her win last night, the tables have turned and supers are running to Clinton.

Come on CNN. Seriously, what is this?

Ann   May 14th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

Did Vicky Harwell go to college or is she another one of the Blue-Collar-Non-College grads that love their Cup O'Hillary each morning??

Seriously. If Ms. Harwell is intelligent enough to be a superdelegate, she should be smart enough to count the numbers, and want to bring her party together.

Hillary is done. Like it or not. If she was the best candidate the numbers would indicate that. The people's choice is not up for debate.

Obama 08.

Sue   May 14th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

Let's see...

Clinton picks up 1

Obama picks up 26

How are you Clinton supporters gonna spin this one.

OBAMA 08!   May 14th, 2008 2:33 pm ET

HEY CNN... WHAT ABOUT THE 2 THAT OBAMA RECEIVED?

I DON'T SEE AN ARTICLE ON THAT??

Liviu, Alberta, Canada   May 14th, 2008 2:32 pm ET

And no mention of Obama picking up two thew same day!

Cammi317   May 14th, 2008 2:32 pm ET

WTH? Obama has been picking up delegates all day long and you run this? I understand wanting to allow her to bathe in her WV victory, but come on....

Kenneth M   May 14th, 2008 2:32 pm ET

A SUPER DELEGATE? YOU MEAN LIKE 1 IN A ROW? SOME BOUNCE FOR A LANDSLIDE. SLICK HILLIE IS ON A ROLE. AND SPEAKING OF A ROLE, WHEN WILL THIS FAT LADY SING?

Sue   May 14th, 2008 2:32 pm ET

Obama picked up two this morning, yet CNN has not mentioned them. It's wonderful, however, that you underscore Hillary's ONE superdelegate since last week.

Robert   May 14th, 2008 2:32 pm ET

Go Hillary...Just like you said last night.."it aint over till the lady in the pant suit says so"!!!!!

Jane in NC   May 14th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Hillary – my advise is to have Chelsea get married prior to the May 20th primaries in Oregon and Kentucky. Afterall Jenna Bush's wedding healed America. See aol.com for more details or read bloggers view below.

The ceremony itself made great strides in improving the American economy but it wasn't until the 7 tiered white rolled fondant raspberry filled vanilla wedding cake arrived that global warning reversed, all weapons disappeared and all children had food to eat. It was even reported that as Jenna took her first bite of cake that Jews and Muslims around the world were reported sighted in a warm embrace. No one knows what exactly happened as Bush took Jenna in his arms for the Father Daughter dance because at that moment the entire world was blinded by a white light of euphoria and rendered unconscious for hours. It is expected that the honeymoon will bring about cures for AIDS, Cancer and a victory for Hillary Clinton.
MORON

Sean   May 14th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

I think what she meant was "Hillary’s devisive victory in West Virginia is the latest evidence that she is the strongest candidate to let John McCain win the White House".

Greg, NY   May 14th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

CNN, you just shot yourself in the foot. People on these boards have been complaining all day that you haven't reported on Obamas 2 superdelegate endorsements today and then you go and do something like this.

Good luck with all the more complaints that are sure to come!

Robert in Toronto,ON   May 14th, 2008 2:31 pm ET

Before I blow my top, why did THIS article make it before ANY article mentioning that Obama picked up FOUR SUPERDELEGATES THIS MORNING?????

Way before Clinton picked up her ONE delegate. THIS IS BIAST REPORTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Beltway Insider   May 14th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

LOL – Congrats Hillary – even a blind squirrel finds a nut every once in awhile.

Kel in Auburn, AL   May 14th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

I don't think she'll ever catch up. Her victory netted her a single digit gain in delegates and did nothing to help her deficit in superdelegates. The tide has turned, alright.. and Obama's sailing right out to sea on it

Darth Vadik, CA   May 14th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

This woman, I won't even call her by her name, needs to go.

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