For your information, both BO and HRC are both members of the same party in case you are confused about that, thus their policies are similar if not the same.

The mark of a good leader, is knowing both your strengths and your weaknesses, while playing up your strengths you find others who will help improve on your weaknesses. The presidency is not just one man or one woman it is an institution, which involves many people (hopefully the right people).

If you truly respected HRC you would vote-in the party that she and her husband have been a part of and worked hard, for many years. To cut off your nose to spite your face is not particularly wise. This kind of attitude is part of why the US is facing the problems it has now.

All BO is saying is, lets leave the anger and irrelevant stuff behind and unite to fight for our lives, our futures and our children's futures. Is that too much to ask? Do we have to wait until the country implodes before we leave the petty differences behind? I use the word “petty” because in the grand scheme of things i.e. what the US is facing now, all other issues are quite petty and irrelevant. You know everyone can go back to the bickering after the country is up and running properly again if that is their wish.

CNN, please post this!!!!

Does Hillary really think Mc Cain Cannot win in States he lost to Romney or Huckabee?

Of Course Obama can win the states she won . except for maybe W.Virgina and Ky. ..Theyre back in the dark ages still.

However, wherever there are Intelligent Human Beings.. Obama will Do just as well as Billary if not better.

Obama 08

Ignorance leads to fear, leading to distrust, turning to resentment and hate.
These are the common threads in white racism nationwide. I guess Its just the way it is.. Somethings will never change..?

Poor non forward thinking fowlks rely upon leadership for direction..and Hillary chose to rise upon the White fear...

Sad..
She is such a unifier? right? lmao.. lol

Thats why Hillary is so much in love with republicans/ Carl Rove

On the otherhand when 'Democrats' say that if not Hillary they will vote McCain, the only thing common between the two is the skin color.
Then again that is the flip side of America!

Democrats Unite May 20th, 2008 9:07 pm ET

I read these blogs all the time, listening to democrats on both sides of the fence sit and bicker at each other over who's candidate did this, who's candidate said that, over and over.

Can't we realize that we are facing a common enemy? If this were a blog about terrorism, we wouldn't be writing about how one supports it and the other doesn't – that's just ridiculous, we'd all be united in opposition. It's the same situation in this primary season – we need to unite against our common foe, the Republicans and John McCain.

Let's look at the facts: It's mathematically impossible for HIllary to get the nomination. Period. End of story. Obama will be our nominee and we should unite behind him. At the core of their beliefs, Hillary and Barack are very similar in their views on common issues, including Iraq, the right to choose, the budget, etc. More importantly, both will appoint pro-choice justices to the Supreme Court and ensure the continuation of Roe Vs. Wade, a decision threatened by the current idiots in office.

So why the hate? Why so divisive? Is race and gender really that much of an issue? Do you not believe that both candidate could do an excellent job as Commander-in-Chief? Look at the campaigns they've run, both hard-fought with incredible persistance and achievements. I personally think that either would represent the party exceptionally.

Let's move on Democrats, let's focus our energy on McCain and rally behind our candidate. We owe it to Ted Kennedy and our country to quit this BS and finally become one to once again take control of our government. When I read exit polls that say a democrat would not vote for one if the other became the nominee it makes me wince – are we seriously that selfish that we'd put the future of our country at stake just to spite someone else?

Grow up. Learn. Evolve. Change.

"Nine percent of the voters were African-American and they overwhelmingly broke for Obama, 87-7 percent." If you want to dwell on these stupid exit poles then at least notice where the most racist voting of all came from.

I am from Kentucky and proud of it, and I don't believe racism is any more prevalent there than most places in this country. The fact that he got absolutely SPANKED can not be accounted for by the small racism factor that probably does exist, the margin is simply too wide. He didn't even bother to come visit while Hillary and Bill have been all over the state. I dont blame him though, he is smart enough to know that his "fall back on guns and religion" quote doomed him immediately. You paint yourself as an elitist and your rhetoric will go in one ear and out the next in KY.

Change Change Change, it's empty and meaningless unless you actually say specifically what changes you're going to make....

I think if Obama does win the nomination, given the issues with the reverend and the fact that he has the most liberal voting record in the senate, and the fact that Mccain is somewhat centrist and can pick up Reagan democrats, that Obama will be the next McGovern....

all the militant obamaists out there will regret it if Obama gets the nomination because he'll be crushed by the Republicans, on the other hand we already know that the Clintons are capable of beating them

Bill, I have lot of respect for you but this analysis is BS. Obama lost KY because there was not enough votes, simple as that. If you don't trust me try with actual numbers, not "PERCENTAGE". Of course you'll need some math skill.

Change Change Change, it's empty and meaningless unless you actually say specifically what changes you're going to make....

I think if Obama does win the nomination, given the issues with the reverend and the fact that he has the most liberal voting record in the senate, and the fact that Mccain is somewhat centrist and can pick up Reagan democrats, that Obama will be the next McGovern....

all the militant obamaists out there will regret it if Obama gets the nomination because he'll be crushed by the Republicans, on the other hand we already know that the Clintons are capable of beating them

I don't understand what she intends to gain. Could it be that she needs for the remaining supers to embaress her? The race has been over for quite sometime amd no amount of saying it ain't so, makes that certainty true. Obama would have to be killed or struck with a deadly or mentaly impeding health problem (i.e. stroke) for this certainty to not be fulfilled.

Barack Obama is the dream MLK was talking about. American can become unified by choosing a President who has common struggles same as you and I...

Yes...We..Can...

Let's think about this more logically, if more and more democrats are starting to drift more and more to support Obama, doesn't also stand to reason that some of the states he lost before will be states he can win in the fall?

Let's ponder this for a while.

Obama was not my choice in the primary because I did not know him. After he won Iowa, I took a good hard look, and found out why he did so well in Iowa.

He is the kind of person we've been waiting for, and the people who think that race has something to do with that are right – maybe being half African-American growing up in a white family and having lived part of his childhood in Indonesia, – all of these things – had something to do with the development of this unique individual.

If you read his work and listen with you open mind and heart, you may see it. If you don't then you have not been waiting for a politician like that, as many of us have been, for many years. The way things are might be good enough for you.

My advice, grow up, vote Democrat, quit whining.

p.s. I got my job with no experience and making good money because I was best for the job.