Stop thinking you are the center of the world. Learn about your "rich" history. Puertorricans do not have any expectations from any of the presidential candidates. Everything will stay the same. The world has lost faith in the US and so have Puertorricans. If Americans are "supposed" to be the saviors of the world. What the hell happened?!?!?!?

YAWN!

Take it all the way to the convention Hillary!!

We will NOT UNITE behind Obama!!

Hillary or McCain...it is your call DNC!!

Again, what is an election ? When all parties are on the ballot. Was Obama on the ballot in Michigan, read my lips NO NO NO. Get over the stupid 3rd grade argument all of you. I cannot wait till June 4 to hear all the whining again and again and again. Obama stole it, no as a man he didn't go NEGATIVE and stood strong again someone who is a panderer.

Does Purto rico have a baseball team that she has been a life time fan of??

No Hillary on the ballot = a vote for McCain from Me!

Hillary '08

If you boo when hearing President Obama's name, he will not allow you to vote in presidential elections. So be good!

So vote for Hillary, on June 01, it's very important.

Hillary hasn't got a fair deal from the U.S. TV news media, since the inception of the campaign. However many folks, who have listened to Hillary throughout the campaign, debates etc., know she's the most qualified candidate.

Hillary's winning of the BIG STATES, with high electoral votes, needed to win in November, prove they voted, for the correct nominee.

Hillary's voters will not support Obama, if he's selected as the Democratic nominee.

Obama's endorsees do not make him more qualified than Hillary.

Mc Cain will be our next President, if Obama is the nominee.

They DON'T want to be an independent nation.

They want all the privileges and benefits of the USA but they DON'T want to become a state.

They DON'T PAY USA federal taxes.

They CAN'T vote in the USA presidential election.

Why should anybody CARE who Puerto Ricans want for US president???

COME ON PUERTO RICO, VOTEN POR HILLARY CLINTON!

Come on Puerto Rico, voten por Hillary!

We as a nation have a choice - a junior senator with virtually NO experience, bringing NOTHING of substantive value during his term so far - but he just so happens to be a good communicator, and a "likable guy." High on rhetoric - "Change, CHANGE, CHANGE"...I for one am not ready to hand over the keys to the castle to someone who's tenure in politics is slightly longer than mine (and I am NOT a politician), sorry folks. You can be all hopped up on idealism, but he is unqualified, and will ultimately be a huge detriment and dissappointment to this country if he wins.

Then you have Senator Clinton - a member of one of the most well-oiled political machines we've ever seen in this country. But I think that's the problem. I think she's just a power-hungry, career politician. I think she will do and say anything to get elected, and I am sorry, but we need to put an end to this CLINTON dynasty scheme right now.

Senator John McCain - who is the most liberal Republican Presidential candidate we've ever seen. I wish he were more conservative. But, I believe he has the courage to do what is right for this country - the background and know how to best use our armed servicemen and women. And the honesty and integrity lacking from both Democratic candidates. So you can disagree with McCain's positions, fine. But to call him a Bush clone and imply he would be a disaster for this country simply reveals how much of a kool aid drinker some liberal democrats have become, and it's quite sad, really.

Obama for the Rich!! '08

Yo, Bill – there's your cover up! And you know it!
And I know this won't get published because CNN is in on it, too.

After the last 16 years of the Clintons, we have had enough to the divisiveness of the Clintons. It's the Clinton fatigue, their own blind ambition and their dirty politic destroy them.

Just go away. Enough is enough!

We need to support Hillary Clinton.
Senator Obama is a dream only for the Republican Party.
They want him to be the nominee.
They know that he has no experience, can't close the deal and the states that will take him to the white house are not in his favor.

He is having trouble with so many groups of voters and the Republicans know it.
White Men
Catholics,
Women,
Latinos
Older voters,
Jewish voters,
Swing State Voters
Lunch bucket voters

Florida voters and Michigan voters know that he is not fighting for them so he will lose these states also.

If Obama becomes the nominee we WILL have another four years of
Republicans. Caucus states and many other states have republicans voting for Obama to make sure he is in the race.

The Democratic party and the superdelegates have a decision to make. Are they going to select a Democrat to fight for the American people or are the Republicans going to select the Democratic nominee through vote fraud tactics in caucuses and in primaries where Republicans could vote against their own party. This vote fraud and Bush republican manipulation has made Obama falsely look like a much stronger candidate than he really is.

As much as 30 percent of Obama’s primary and caucus votes are Republicans trying to select the weakest Democratic candidate for McCain to run against. Repuclicans have been gaming the caucuses and open primaries where it’s easier to cheat.

That’s why Obama hasn’t been able to win the “big” state primaries. Even with all the Republican cheating Obama is having it tough. Except for North Carolina where 35 percent is African American and 90 percent of that bloc voted for him. African Americans are only 17 percent of the general population.

Obama has no experience, no foreign affair knowledge, problems with his church's philosopy and ties with radical friends such as William Ayers the Domestic terrorist and Louis Farrakhan the Nation of Islam Leader that is his church's idol.

This is not American Idol. We, as Democrats, need to think who can beat McCain.

African Americans and the poor will be the ones that have the most to loose if McCain gets into the White House.

Clinton is the stronger candidate for the Presidency. She wins the states that will make a Democrat president of the United States.
She has 35 years experience. She has been outspent 2 to 3 times by Obama and he is still not closing the deal on the states Democrats need in the general election.

I am asking that all Democrats think about who can win against McCain. It's not Obama.

Trust me. President Clinton and Senator Clinton try to tell voters, but instead of listening to their truths, the Obama supporters are making a joke about her trying to stay in.

Obama doesn't have a clue what's going on. The Clintons do.

I have seen many elections. Get over Obama and hope he learns from this experience. Support Hillary or the Republicans will win this election. Check the electoral map and McCain has this election in his pocket. Hands down.

You want to nominate the candidate with the most popular vote instead of the most delegates (BTW – you did not even get the most popular vote – you think you did because you are using Clintononian math).

You want to count the primaries in Florida and Michigan even though everyone (including YOU) agreed at the beginning of this campaign that those states violated the party rules and would not be counted.

Anything else we should change – how about REAL CHANGE – that is, how about OBAMA 2008 !!!!

NOW DO YOU REALLY THINK THAT THIS SETS AN EXAMPLE OF A CANDIDATE THAT THIS COUNTRY CAN TRUST?? OR IS IT AN EXAMPLE OF SOMEONE WHO IS CLEARLY SELF-SERVING – THAT IS – WHAT IS IN IT FOR ME – AND JUST FOR ME – THE HECK WITH WHAT IS GOOD FOR THE PARTY OR THE COUNTRY??

If you're more worried about the democratic party than you are about the American people, then that's sad.

Also, I wanted to comment quickly on the Obama lacking Iraq experience statement by McCain. I know a lot of you posted about how he doesn't need experience, or that his advisers would be able to tell them what he needs to know, or that it shouldn't matter because he opposes the war now.

Let me say something about that. It does matter. If Obama hasn't been on the ground in Iraq since 2006, then he has no idea what has happened there in 2 years, other than by what the media is saying. If Obama is going to be making statements about the conditions in Iraq, or how many people are dying, or about withdrawal, then he should actually go to Iraq to see what progress is being made, what the different troops are actually doing now, etc.

See, the thing is, that we don't just have 100 some thousand troops on the ground who are sitting around waiting to come home. They are engaging in operations, of hunting down Al quaeda, and of helping people over there. Obama needs to see what those people would be quitting if they were to be pulled out at any given time. Would there be a bridge half built? A city half secure? A terrorist that is being tracked down that is close to being caught? You can't just listen to what the media is saying, because the media only reports about when people are killed in Iraq. There is more going on there than that, but Obama won't see that unless he gets over there and talks with the generals, and actually sees what is going on.

I am extremely disappointed with the democratic party leadership and am seriously considering changing to an independent. Most of the democratic crop of leaders are just as inconsiderate and reckless as the republicans. They are afraid to play hard ball with the republicans and forget the Presidential Family that has been able to do so, The Clintons. They are amongst the most productive Presidential Family in history. The Clintons are strong and have proven leadership abilities. If Obama is the nominee and is depending on my vote, he is in trouble!

I'd also like to acknowledge that I am black and like many I am not voting for Obama.