Comments on: Clinton takes on TV pundits at distillery stop in Kentucky

By: Used2bedemocrat

Used2bedemocrat — Sun, 18 May 2008 04:50:25 +0000

The Dean led DNC along with his cronies from the socialist left of the party have hijacked this nomination, but in the end they shall see that the "uneducated whites" as they are called are a lot smarter than to fall for this fiasco. They have already altered the election process by negating the momentum that Clinton would have gained months ago by dominating Obama in Florida and Michigan. They will REGRET this decision, they will find that this will be the end of the Democrat party as it was known. The Socialist Left with Obama as its nominee will never win the GE!

By: Nava-Canada

Nava-Canada — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:47:53 +0000

The days of 'cow boy' diplomacy practised by our past presidents are over. US can win over the people of the universe by hi tech diplomacy
and not by threats of destruction. Force is always met by force these days whether it is Alqaida, Hamas or North Koreans.It is time for Senators McCain & Clinton to take a break and let the yougsters handle the day to day affairs of the state. It is only by schrewd diplomacy,US leaders can bring back the lost fame & glory of USA.
by applying shrewd diplomacy to win the hearts & minds of the opponents of US. Why is McCain & co. looking for 'wet walls' like Iran, Iraq & alqaida to attack.
Why is he trying to lower the status of the mighty military of US.by engaging in fights with stupid insurgency groups .Senator Obama is saying 'I will talk to even a devil if the devil is for world peace'. Let Mr.McCain know that this what peace loving people, outside America want. We all want peace and not destruction.

By: Eve

Eve — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:46:33 +0000

Amen Will: I liked Hillary too, but if everybody be honest with themselves, you all know that Hillary took some of those earlier states for granted. How can anybody say, vote fo McCain if Hillary is not the nominee. This makes me so sad. All democrats need to be united. We truly welcome independents and republicans to our cause. America can't stay the course with McCain and the Republicans.

And for Hillary & Obama supporters, I believe that there are some rove republicans that is keeping a lot of this confusion going. Because a real democrat in no way would for McCain. Think about it.

By: Phili

Phili — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:32:54 +0000

These Clinton supporters who threaten to vote for McCain even if his policy prescriptions diametrically contadicts Clinton's are either unelightened or emotinally unstable. No rational person would switch his vote from an anti to pro iraq war. No wonder then most of these supporters are uneducated.

By: Jake

Jake — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:26:41 +0000

This continued infighting within the Democratic party is becoming a problem... The General Election is only a very few months away, and if the candidates keep this up, they're only hurting the party, as evidenced by comments like DY's. Rush Limbaugh told Republicans to switch allegiances as a strategy to creat chaos within the Democratic party... sadly, he didn't even need to do that... we're creating the chaos ourselves, and if something doesn't change soon, we're going to lose the election to a fear -mongering, decorated ex-military man, who will continue the grudge war we're fighting in Iraq, and possibly expand it elsewhere. I have a lot of respect for McCain as a person, as he's obviously had a very colorful career in Politics, and the rest of the world... but if this infighting continues, he'll walk into the White House, and we'll have nobody to blame but ourselves. I just don't think he's the right choice for what our country needs to focus on right now. One of the Candidates needs to eat a slice of humble pie... concede, and hopefully become the other's top candidate for the Vice Presidency. Either way... Obama/Clinton, or Clinton/Obama can't lose. Unite the party, and take the election in November... THAT is what's important at this point.

By: James

James — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:26:25 +0000

I am LOL at all the trolls on this comment board.. NO DEM is going to vote for McBush in November so please stop that crap. We all know you are an agent of the GOP and sent on these forms to try and undermine our movment. We know your tricks and THEY ARE NOT WORKING ON US ANYMORE! It is time the American people all stand up and show these lying, control freak, war mongering Neo-Conservaties that FEAR will no longer work. Go ahead keep talking about 9/11, go ahead try to promote another homeland event to push your PNAC plans. WE KNOW the TRUTH.

THE PEOPLE WILL WIN THIS FALL or it is truly time for a reveloution! Obama is the ticket to true change and the Washington power base is fighting back with all it has. Obama will take the presidency in 08.. YES WE CAN!

By: ALIEN

ALIEN — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:26:15 +0000

BTW: besides McCain, there is also Bob Barr, the Libertarian. You, Obama haters, if you don't want to vote for Obama, vote for Bob Barr, the Libertarian !!!

By: kelly WI

kelly WI — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:24:15 +0000

Hillary has 300 electoral college votes. It takes 270 to win. The Supers better give that a thought.
the liberal stream media stuck their necks out to early and can't back off the Ob bias now. So, they are pushing another loser on the dems.
No Hillary, then McCain.
Period. the end.

By: Jessy in Texas

Jessy in Texas — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:21:14 +0000

From the beginning until now, Hillary has been always consistent and strong. She for sure will be the first female president of America!

What Obama's changes will be? Change from having hated Americans for the last 20 years suddenly to loving us? Can you believe if his change can happen? I don't, and I never.

By: Hubby

Hubby — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:20:16 +0000

I'm a Hillary supporter, but I refuse to support Obama in November. Go Hillary! If not Hillary then McCain. I refuse to support someone like Obama after all the racist remarks his Pastor has made. He has not in my eyes addressed that issue. Also, I feel that the way his wife has made comments about race, I don't see how he can't have the same views. Please Hillary stick this out ....I hate being a Democrat voting Republican come November but I have to do what is right and you should also by staying in the race.

By: Jason Thompson

Jason Thompson — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:19:52 +0000

What I find most fascinating is the number of people who promise to vote for McCain if Hillary doesn't win. To me, this is like someone ordering a regular Pepsi because they don't have Diet Coke. Or it would be like gospel music fan who goes to a death metal concert because their favorite gospel music singer wasn't the invited guest singer at church this Sunday. Maybe I could buy it four years ago when McCain was a moderate. But now he's trying real hard to be like Bush. So the impression that I'm getting is that Hillary is more like Bush than Obama since they would rather vote for someone like Bush than Obama.

By: Rouncame DYKO

Rouncame DYKO — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:19:13 +0000

Hillary, tu devais avoir un peu de courage pour dire ce que tu sais plus que n'importe qui : LES CAROTTES SONT CUITES, C'EST FINI POUR TOI.

Laval, Quebec, Canada

By: Ed, FL

Ed, FL — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:18:53 +0000

Those women who said if Clinton were to lose the nomination they wouldn't vote for Obama are as selfish as HRC. What if the blacks were to say the same thing for Clinton. what about the future of the democratic party. That means they would rather have twelve years Bush-Mccain to the peril of this country because their selfish ambitions were not fuffiled to the fullest. I strongly advise them to think again. Think about our brothers and sisters who are dying or are already dead in a aimless war, our economy, the healthcare of our kids.
Get this through your biased brain, in any contest there are always a looser and a winner. And when looser doesn't want to accept the fact that they just lost. They are called sour looser.
Unite for the common cause. No more Bush-Mccain policy.

By: Rick J

Rick J — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:18:47 +0000

If Hillary doesn't win we will vote for McCain!

Hillary 08 or MaCain 08

By: Kenneth Woodard

Kenneth Woodard — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:18:11 +0000

I currently have healfth from my employer (very expensive), I am able to pay for at least one gallon of fuel at the pump (living check to check), and here is what Senator Clinton said ME!

"Those are all people who have health care. Those are all people who can afford to send their kids to college. Those are all people who can pay whatever is charged at the gas pump. They're not the people I'm running to be a champion for."

If she is not going to champion for me, then why should I vote for her?

Progressive Liberals 08

By: Christine V from Dallas TX

Christine V from Dallas TX — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:18:07 +0000

SEAN YOU ARE A DELUSIONAL PUNK! OBAMA'S SUPPORT IS PALE COMEPARED TO HILLARY.???? OH SO YOU THINK....BUT YOU WILL FIND OUT WHEN YOUR PRODUCT .......LOSES THIS NOVEMBER.

NOW GO BACK AND LEARN MORE ABOUT REALITY THEN COME BACK IN A FEW YEARS AND MAYBE YOU WILL HAVE GROWN UP THEN.....

THE MOVEMENT HAS BEGUN.....
NO "FAVORITE IDOL- OBAMA.
YES TO HILLARY OR MCCAIN..

By: Canadian

Canadian — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:17:51 +0000

Hillary's got this frightening thing that she does...whenever she's silent, I know she's going to come back swinging. However, this time she's desperately grasping at straws. She plays push and pull with dangerous consequences.

By: Trenton Sims, Los Angeles

Trenton Sims, Los Angeles — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:17:40 +0000

Please Don't confuse them, they're not very bright ... Some of them still cling to the notion that Rev. Wright gave the same bitter sermon every Sunday for 20 years.. cackle cackle..hee hee..

Thats how Hillary can so easily weave a web of deception around their tiny illiterate hateful minds day after day for the last 2 years...

The debate over popular votes, delegate count, etc. is so puzzling that whatever Mrs. Clinton professes is what les miserables will kling to.

LOL..

By: carley

carley — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:17:02 +0000

Go Sen. Clinton! We are with you to the end, and will watch you win this! I will not vote for anyone else, so if I have to write your name in, I will!

By: Sandy

Sandy — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:16:38 +0000

TOSS ONE TO THE HEAD. YOU ARE GOING TO NEED IT.

By: Jerry Turecky

Jerry Turecky — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:16:24 +0000

I have figured out why I cannot and will not vote for Obama. These are his words taken from an interview : ''As I've said about the flag pin, I don't want to be perceived as taking sides,' Obama said. 'There are a lot of people in the world to whom the American flag is a symbol of oppression. And the anthem itself conveys a war-like message. You know, the bombs bursting in air and all. It should be swapped for something less parochial and less bellicose. I like the song 'I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing.' If that were our anthem, then I might salute it.' (Can you believe this. And this man wants to be the president of the United States of America.) When you are a 72 year old ,white, middle income woman, you know there can be no "change" in Washington unless you change your senators and congressmen. I will WRITE Hillary Clinton's name in on my voting ballot before I will vote for Barak Obama. Something all of you could do if she is not the nominee.

By: Bush, your a sick sick man

Bush, your a sick sick man — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:16:11 +0000

I kinda miss her already. It was definitely entertaining watching her screw herself out of this election. I must say, I am impressed by the "New Hillary". Humbled, and right on target with her attacks on the Repukes. If she ran this way in the first place she might have won.

By: JIM WHITTAKER

JIM WHITTAKER — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:15:59 +0000

How pathetic these Clinton Lemmings sound...

It seems all she's left with at this point are poor, uneducated,
bitter old women, and beer-swilling hillbilly racists.

Thank God they don't elect our leaders, or dictate to the rest
of us how we should vote. Just think of a country where these
kinds of people were in charge or made the major decisions.

Oh, wait a minute, there already is a country like that. It's called
West Virginia! And you see how well their lives are working out.

Bye, Bye, Miss American Thighs...

By: Mary

Mary — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:15:43 +0000

Why does'nt someone give Hillary a math test.She isn;t folloeing the rules at all and whining because she is getting in DEBT.
Vote Obama i agree with Maggie and Mr.Amercia

By: Chanda-Cincinnati Ohio

Chanda-Cincinnati Ohio — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:15:43 +0000

To Debbie,

"If the DNC allows Obama to steal the nomination..." Do you have any idea how ridiculous you sound. I guess the millions of voters that have voted for obama were in on some giant conspiracy to STEAL the nomination from Hillary. I just have one question...why do some peolpe believe the nomintion automaticly belonged to Hillary to begin with? She does not have an entitlement to be president of this country know more than any other candidate. The people vote and decide who the nominee will be. Even if you count Florida as is, she still would not have enough popular vote or delelegates. You guys blame Obama for Mich. and Fla., when in reality it was ALL of the democratic candidates who agreed with those idiotic sanctions, INCLUDING HILLARY! I have never before seen the guy who is playing the game by the rules set forth be the one who gets called a cheater. I have said it before, and I will say it again. If ANYBODY that calls themselves a Democrat can truly go to the polls and vote for McCain in November, then God help this country...and shame on you for not being mature enough to look beyond the popularity contest to the issues. By the way, Bill Clinton won in 1992 with just 39% of the white vote, and 83% of the black vote. Just a little tid bit I thought I would throw at those who say Obama can not win without the majority of the white support. He holds a greater percentage of both of these demographics now.

P.S. To whomever it was above that said Hillary would win the presidency based on the electoral counts of the states she has already won...get a life! Indiana, Ohio, Florida and in all likely hood Pennsylvania will go to the republicans no matter which democrat is on the ballot. I will even go out on a limb and say she will win Kentucky, and they will most definitely go to the Repubs.

By: David

David — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:14:16 +0000

I find it ironic that when Obama led in the popular vote but not the superdelegate count Clinton said the popular vote should not matter. In fact, she even suggested that the superdelegates ignore the popular vote and vote for who they thought was best suited to win in November. Now she has declared herself ahead in the popular vote and claims that entitles her to the nomination. I also see a ton of her supporters sheepishly following along conviently forgetting her stance from earlier. She will say or do anything to get elected. This is not a quality I want from a leader.

By: Jared

Jared — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:14:02 +0000

Hillary needs to stop misleading voters with her empty claims of more popular votes and more electoral votes. She knew the rules when this thing started. How can she claim Michigan when she was the only one on the ballot?

Barack Obama is the answer. Anybody who votes for McCain in Nov. is asking for a third Bush term.

Let's unite the party!

By: Dem Voter

Dem Voter — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:13:15 +0000

Those of us who support Sen. Clinton do so because we believe she would be the best leader. Believing in her leadership to me means voting for Senator Obama if Senator Clinton is not the nominee; that is what Senator Clinton says we should do. Would we have her "work her heart out" for Senator Obama and other Democrats and see her supporters vote for Sen. McCain? If Senator Clinton returns to the Senate, do we want a Republican president who will veto bills favored by Sen. Clinton and other Democrats?

I believe Sen. Clinton is staying in the race at least partly because evidence that many voters favor her policies will help her have maximum input to the legislation that is actually offered.

I am doing my best not to impute the incivility of some commenters to the candidates themselves.

By: Relevant

Relevant — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:12:54 +0000

I don't have a job. I don't have health care. I don't want Clinton to be my president. Can I refute her argument any more clearly?

By: Washington

Washington — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:11:35 +0000

I can see it all now.....Hillary will still be insisting her name is
supposed to be on the ballot in November when the primaries are longggggg over. She won't give up, somehow she feels a sense of
entitlement and she wants it and by gosh, because she wants
it it should be hers. GO AWAY HILLARY, I wouldn't vote for you
if you were the only name on the ballot, you are crooked
as a snake, and this country would be in a world of hurt if you
were at the helm.

By: equator.org

equator.org — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:10:55 +0000

No matter who you are for we must unite and defeat the Bush machine that wastes our children's futures. Don't fight, UNITE!

By: Patrick

Patrick — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:10:53 +0000

Both Obama and Hillary supporters believe firmly with their own candidate but what kind of principles does a supporter have when their candidate lost they voted for Mccain instead?

They rather have more wars and more of McBush than accept Obama or Hillary. It's like a small kid who is a sore losers. Is that how an American President be chosen?

What kind of mentality do these people who say if I can't have what I want I rather destroy the country?

Shame on you!!!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:10:09 +0000

Both Obama and Hillary supporters believe firmly with their own candidate but what kind of principles does a supporter have when their candidate lost they voted for Mccain instead?

They rather have more wars and more of McBush than accept Obama or Hillary. It's like a small kid who is a sore losers. Is that how an American President be chosen?

What kind of mentality do these people who say if I can't have what I want I rather destroy the country?

Shame on you!!!

By: Dee

Dee — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:09:48 +0000

haaaaaa hill's supporters are waaaay out of touch.. Saying they will
vote for MCcain when she loses.. Yeah! that makes a lot of sense..
Thanks for proving that she really is a rep and not a dem!

By: Miller

Miller — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:09:30 +0000

Do not quit Hillary, do not quip. I will not vote for Obama. He is so out of touch.

By: Raghu

Raghu — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:09:17 +0000

Ther we go, first it was Crown Royal, now this. Man, this senator would do anything to be like the normal people

By: Susan

Susan — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:08:22 +0000

Is there one Hillary supporter that can answer one question honestly, and without being shrill or condescending? My question is Why did Hillary sign off with the DNC that Fl. and Mi would not count because they broke the rules. An honest answer please, with no rehtoric or fanfare.

By: Sistaeloquence

Sistaeloquence — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:07:30 +0000

The way I see it is this...Hillary either has Dissociative Disorder, Schizophrenia or Antisocial Personality Disorder. That is evidenced by her kissing up to Obama at one debate and claiming "Shame on You!" the following week. It is also evidenced by the fact she stated she was "dodging bullets" in Bosnia, until the truth came out. She further spoke of "obliterating" people. Now, either she has multiple personalities and doesn't remember times and events, is schizophrenic and has a problem with delusions, or a total sociopath with the same mentality as a serial killer. How can you trust someone who is apparently so unstable??

By: Lance Martin

Lance Martin — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:07:29 +0000

If Obama beats Hillary out for the nomination WHY ON EARTH would a true democrat vote for Mccain who is a true republican with no general knowledge of the economy? For those democrats who will cross over to Mccain it would seem to be very racially motivated and that is truly sad....

By: Trang, Fremont, CA

Trang, Fremont, CA — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:07:27 +0000

Hillary cannot win because of Obama's lead in all categories. Hillary supporters think they are helping her by pushing her to continue to run. But by making her continue to run, and without them contributing sufficient funds, they are getting her into further debt. Are they really helping her? Will they pitch in to help her resolve her debt, because in a way, they are the ones who push her to continue to run. I really doubt it. Hillary, you can run all 50 states. Usually the DNC wrap this up much faster, but they don't. They let you run. Just don't ask us to bail you out on your campaign debt. You can run all 50 states, but you cannot win. That's why we are just curious as to why you continue to run, that's all. But by all means, run all 50 states, nobody is going to stop you. Look, you are favored to win in the beginning of the race. You have Bill Clinton. You are better known. You had a substantial lead in the superdelegates in the beginning, so don't complain that you are at a disadvantage or somehow the media is against you. If Obama win, it's because he wins the people's hearts and minds. He was an unknown, but as he starts to reveal himself more, people grow to love him more. He shows himself to be a leader that American yearns for (well, not all, but a majority of us do).

By: mt

mt — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:07:01 +0000

DY
How could you possibly support McCain over Obama?

By: Pete

Pete — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:06:59 +0000

To all you Clintonites who CLAIM you'll vote for McBush if Hillary doesn't win: Not only are you pseudo-Dems - you are traitor-hypocrites whose utter idiocy is mind-bogglingly regressive, and deserving of yet another 4 years of George Bush.

Fortunately, for you dumb @sses, some of us have other ideas.

By: Josh

Josh — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:06:51 +0000

I'm an independent voter with no allegiance to any party. The fact that the republicans settled on a candidate a long time ago shows decisive leadership character from that party. The democrats seem to think that they can handle world diplomacy, but they can't even get their own party to come to an agreement on a candidate. The November election is coming soon and the two dems are still throwing poop at each other. If either of the democratic candidates were competent enough to lead our country in peace or war, they would have proved it already by a negotiation and unification of the two candidates into a pres/vise pres ticket or one of them would have had a clear victory by now. I'm not voting for McCain because of his views on same sex unions. I'm not voting for either democrat because of their obvious incompetence. I guess I'll have to write in a candidate. Maybe I'll write in Romney. At least he had some intelligent ideas about the economy. We'll see.

By: Kris from AZ

Kris from AZ — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:06:34 +0000

it is over for Hillary. copy that

By: adrian

adrian — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:06:04 +0000

If Hillary takes this nomination, I will definately not vote for her (nor will 80% of African Americans). If the rolls were reversed, would she be so concerned with Flordia and Michigan counting fully? Of course not! She cares more about her career than the country or the Democratic Party. Why else whould she run for a senate seat in New York instead of her own home state? Answer: For her own political gain.

By: ric iowa

ric iowa — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:05:41 +0000

One thing is for sure here. I have read so many blogs that it seems that their are a significant number of people who say that if Hillary does not get the nomination they will vote for McCain.

Do you really think that voting for McCain to HAVE IT YOUR WAY is the right thing to do?

I can give you more than 4,000 dead soldiers who I think would want you to get their comrades out of the war in Iraq.

By rebelling against Barack Obama is sentencing thousands more troops to DEATH in Iraq, ARE people really that SELFISH??????

By: Rich

Rich — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:04:57 +0000

Go ahead, Clinton supporters. Vote for McCain. And when he wins, say goodbye to a woman's right to choose and hello to who knows how much longer in Iraq.

By: ruby

ruby — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:04:50 +0000

I watched CNN last nite talking about Mccains age. Is that age discrimination or what!! But, it is ok for Obama to cry about race.

Age has nothing to do with it. Look at all the old people hanging around in congress. At least McCain can speak and does not have a loss for words. Obama is nothing but stutters over his words.

Age and health. let me see..... Interesting JFK was the youngest president and he had serious back problems and spent majority drugged up due to pain. Has Obama released his medical records yet?

CNN, you should be ashamed and you are 100% accused of discrimination.... going over to Fox.

By: Linda Smith

Linda Smith — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:03:48 +0000

Hillary is a trooper, with all the media bashing her and leaving Obama alone as he walks on water. Those supporter need to realize that he is not seasoned enough to run this country. Nor does he have my trust that he can or will. I will not vote for Obama, so I guess many like me in the polls and no matter how they try and sell it McCain will win if Obama is the nominee for my Democratic Party. I can't vote for someone I can trust and he is a big fat hypocrit wearing a flag pin now. Give me a break!!! Hillary go all the way and hopefully he screws up big time where the media can't back him any longer!

By: lilacs

lilacs — Sun, 18 May 2008 02:03:20 +0000

To all Hillary supporters,there is another option in November,so you dont have to vote for obama or mccain and that is a write-in vote, That is what I plan on doing in the general election. I will not waste my vote on either one of the clowns, but vote for the one person I truly believe will be the best president America has had need for along time. The oly channge obama is going to bring to washington is his job titleand mccain is crazy. Think about it a write-in for Hillary ,