May 28, 2008
Posted: May 28th, 2008 01:20 PM ET

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Clinton campaigned in Montana Tuesday.
Clinton campaigned in Montana Tuesday.

(CNN) – With only three primary contests remaining in the prolonged race for the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton is stepping up her efforts to convince potential voters and the party's superdelegates that she is a stronger general election candidate than Barack Obama.

In a particularly spirited speech Tuesday night at a Montana campaign event, the New York Senator suggested Obama is much more likely to lose to presumptive Republican nominee John McCain next fall.

"We have not gone through this exciting unprecedented historic election only to lose," Clinton said at an event in Billings, Montana.

"You have to ask yourself who is the stronger candidate?" she continued. "And based on every analysis of every bit of research and every poll that’s been taken and every state that a democrat has to win, I am the stronger candidate against John McCain in the fall."

It was not immediately clear which polls and states Clinton was specifically referencing.

Recent polls out of the crucial swing states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida have indicated she has a better chance of beating McCain in those places than Barack Obama. But the Illinois senator performs better is several other swing states that Democrats have historically had difficulty winning, such as New Mexico, Nevada, and Colorado.

Filed under: Barack Obama • Hillary Clinton • John McCain


Vietnam Veterans Against McCain   May 28th, 2008 11:36 am ET

This lady is bitter.

Don   May 28th, 2008 11:36 am ET

There is a remake of an old tv show, The Beverly HillBillys...renamed to the Washington HillBillys.......If she doesn't have an exit plan yet, perhaps when she in psychologically evaluated she will not remember anything, plead insanity....

YES WE CAN   May 28th, 2008 11:36 am ET

James Carvell told Diane Sawyer this morning that Barack Obama willl win in November. And he said he would support Barack. Everyone but Hillary.

Maybe Hillary would want to be McCain VP. She is apparently working for the Republican;s. This is sick. Hillary and Bill think we are in the General Election already.

Super Delegates you are the only ones that can stop her. Hillary is out to distroy the party and anyone else that gets in her way.

YES WE CAN – WHEN WE UNITE.

CC   May 28th, 2008 11:36 am ET

Wow Ms Clinton! I guess if you plan on sabotaging Mr. Obama, yes he definitely will lose. You sound like a sore loser. Some of us have long memories and if you do sabotage him (in your not so subtle speeches and innuendoes), you can best believe that you won't be president in 2012 or 2016.

What little credibility you had is gone. I've never been a fan of yours, but was a great fan of your husband. But the levels that you two have sunk to during this primary/caucus season is incredible. You never thought you'd be on the losing end and it just goes to show that you can't handle it! Before you think about running this country, you and your husband need to grow up and mature a bit.

Dale in VA   May 28th, 2008 11:36 am ET

Stand up for what you believe Hillary !!!

This is exactly what people need to hear......pushing everything aside: gender,race, backgrounds etc. Who is the better candidate ?

Putting everything aside, she is the better choice and since polls are everywhere, why do they say or indicate she can beat Mcain ? people make the polls.

what gets me in all this is when a super endorses clinton, then the supers district voted for obama -then he/she switched to obama... Now have we heard this in reserve ? what about all those supers who districts voted for hillary and the supers switched to hillary ??? I think the 31st is going to be very interesting and the politics will shine. the supers can change thier mind once again.

Again its about putting the right person in office – NOT THE RIGHT GENDER OR RACE, JUST FOR THE SAKE OF IT OR MAKING HISTORY, ETC. I think a lot of people are in favor of just that, gender or race.

Go hillary !!!!!!!!

Nevada   May 28th, 2008 11:36 am ET

The deceptiveness in some of her comments is this... though she is shown to do better in some states, Obama still beats McCain just by a smaller margin, so he will still win. Lets not ignore all those facts from your "research" Hillary....

Suzie M. in Las Vegas   May 28th, 2008 11:36 am ET

This Obamican will never vote for her. I love Obama but if she wrests this nomination away from the man who rightfully is earning it, I will vote for McCain. And you'd better believe I am not alone!

ele   May 28th, 2008 11:36 am ET

what planet is she living on ? it most be mars, and why in heavens name of we up there messing around? can't do anything about it, just like hc down here, she cannot do a (d) thing about this election (Ha,Ha)

Laura PA   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

If Hillary is so strong why didn't she beat President Obama in the primary? If she was so strong & the majority of the people in the democratic party wanted her she would have locked this nomination up in February like she thought that she would. Remember she said that she wouldn't need Florida & Michigan's delegates, she said that they wouldn't count. She said that the nomination is won by the candidate who has the most DELEGATES.....Remember Hillary....get a life, get over it & support Barack Obama for President like you keep professing after the June 3 primaries which you will lose.....Also, her new ad proclaiming that she will not spend money that the United States does not have like George Bush if she becomes president – why should we believe you????? You are spending money to run your campaign that you do not have?????!!!!!!!!!

Nas from PA   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

Clinton had money, endorsements, name recognition and good old Bill and still couldn't get it done. She even had weeks of bad publicity on her side and the pander of all panders. If she can't win a demorcratic election what makes her think she can win the general. repulicans will knock each other over trying to get to the polls to vote McCain. There is no way repulican land will allow Clinto back in the white house. She is also selective with her polls. She discounts the polling that has Obama leading and touts the polls she leads in even though within the margin of error.

She has lost. Millions upon million have voted for her but more have decided Obama is their choice. She should just STOP. But she won't. What she wants is to be president above all else even the party. Shes taking this too far but she's selfish and will continue until the wheels fall off and even then she will crawl. She is begging and its definately not a good look.

SUNSHINE   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

Ok I don't get this woman. She is pulling every trick in the book. I'm a true democrat and supporter of Obama. If Obama wasnt going to win the nomination I would have supported her. Now I must reconsider. Any person in there right mind can see that HRC is a few trees short of a forest. She is very flip-floppy on issues, she points fingers and is not a real team player. All in all she makes strong women appear weak. I am certainly not a fan of hers right now, and if by some catostrophic event she wins the democratic nomination... she has some work to do to convince a democrat like me to even vote this election.

PS: I WOULD NEVER CROSS PARTY LINES AND VOTE FOR MCCAIN

OBAMA '08

SlapStick, FLORIDA   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

And I thought smoking Wacky Tacky was against the law. Who is her supplier because they need to be locked up for selling stuff that potent.

Amy, Kazoo   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

Forget polls. Forget what the MSM says. If she really WAS the better candidate, wouldn't she be out there in front, ahead of Obama on all fronts??

Obama 08   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

Obama will win the general election. Let's say what it really is...
He will not have problems with the white votes, most of his voters are white. He will only have problems with the racists votes.

SlimSista   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

TO DAVE...

HOW CAN VOTES BE RIGGED? PLEASE ANSWER THAT ONE FOR ME.....PLEASE...

Andre' of Maryland   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

I am so glad she made that statement.........she will not be the Vice Prez. She just washed away that option.

This needs to come to an end fast...we need to win in November.

Lorna, NY   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

When the Republicans describe Hillary, they say she is a polarizing and decisive individual. Why do you think they feel this way? And for her supporters, please get a dictionary and look these words up before you vote.

Bill   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

B-NYC
by your request,
Senator Obama was instrumental in bringing healthcare to all the children of Illinois.
Senator Obama was instrumental in bringing transparancy to government.
Senator Obama was instrumental in bringing minimum wage from $5.15 to $6.50
Senator Obama was instrumental in bringing interrogations to be video taped to protect the accused.
Senator Obama was instrumental in bringing a major ethics/lobbying reform bill

Nikki   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

I am so sick of this women already! Continue to run if you must, but stop being so negative and desperate! It's depressing and irritating. I have had enough of her. Someone should tell her what my mother use to say, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. Just, think – silence for once from her!!!

GERALD STROTHER   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

A judge has ruled that the Democratic National Committee has the right to determine whether to seat Florida delegates OVER FOR HER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tyrone   May 28th, 2008 11:35 am ET

Alex in Tx,

You're a fool. We are angry and we will never vote for Obama. It doesn't matter what the DNC says in the end. He will never see that White House with my vote! That's a promise.

vic nashville,Tn   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

Obama create a uncle to get votes same as G.W.Bush
I never forget my family members so Obama made up the story here
Hillary 08 or Mc Cain 08

Fav   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

People it is NOT about the party anymore. STOP bickering on who is diving the party!! It is about our COUNTRY'S FUTURE!

We CANNOT afford a rookie, i.e. Obama as president – even if he has good intentions (i highly doubt) – the mans knows bugger all about being in any governmental office!!! HINT HINT!!! He is NOT capable.
Listen to him talk - he's only slightly better than Bush when it comes to public speaking!

Put him against McCain – and i guarantee a 3rd term for Mr. Bush through McCain!

Please people, STOP BEING SOOOOO NAIVE – this change you're being promised is NOT about making America a better place, quite on the contrary –

HE IS DIVIDING US – that's why these Blogs a full of people filled with hatred – full of people with no American pride – that's the Change he's talking about – he's dividing our nation!!!!

STOP SUPPORTING OBAMA!!!

Jaime   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

It always amazes me to see the number of people saying that they'd vote for McCain over Obama if Hillary doesn't get the nod. It shows that these voters are clearly not voting based on issues, since there is little substantive difference between Obama and Hillary.

Either these people are:
1) willfully ignorant of the issues
2) willing to vote against their own positions on the issues due to other reasons (racism, ageism, irrational emotional involvement with a candidate).
3) genuinely unable to research and understand beyond platitudes.

Democracy works with a voting populace that is educated enough to vote with some rationale. This is why the first amendment is so important. The level of stupidity of many of the posters here makes me question the viability of democracy in America.

Still I have hope. I have hope that manyu of these posters are just trying to make a point and spin their views rather than actually beliving the idiocy they are spouting. I mean disingenuous people will eventually be rational actors in the voting booths. Idiocy – on the other hand – well we've had that for 7.5 years now.

Edwin, Fayetteville, NC   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

If the Clinton supporters believe it or not, she has lost. Since she can’t win the Democratic nomination, what makes her think she can win the GENERAL ELECTION??????

Give it up   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

When will this nutjob give it up?
It is a scary thing to think she would be in the Whitehouse with her hand on the nuclear button,

Insane,

Carol   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

The more she talks – the more I hate her. I do not want McCain – but I would never, ever, ever, ever vote for Hillary.

By the way I am a mid-50's woman so pollsters would say I should be in Hillary's menopausal support group and book club – never in a million years. If the Dems choose her they are in for a surprise: we are not all as dumb as you think.

Raleigh   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

Keep positng the Clinton bashing comments CNN. Being the mouthpiece for Obama-bot Nation is making it alot easier to consider a McCain vote this Fall for Clintonites. I mean 4 years goes by so fast. Then Hillary can run again.

Whiteboy in PA   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

I will never cast my vote to such a liar, evil and disgraceful woman in America........Hillary the game is over.

Plee   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

Hillary, If you believe in and respect democracy, then you understand that the people didn't vote for you as the democratic nominee.

Regardless whether you think you're the better candidate, clearly the people have spoken with their votes. It's not about what you want, it is about what we want.

Amazed   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

It amazes me how much Hillary supporters think just like her. "If she's not on the ticket I'll just vote for McCain". How does this make any sense to anyone?? You would risk the lives and future of your children to show your diehard support of Hillary? Come on! I'd love to hear you explain your choice to your son/daughter or granddaughter/grandson in 2 years when they're sent to Iraq or homeless.

Also, I really can't believe the superdelegates would sit back and watch this unfold the way it is. I'm so scared for our country right now.

Venus   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

Polls six months also showed Hillary would beat Obama in the primary!

Go Bam!

Independant   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

The difference between Republicans and Democrats

Democrats promise

Republicans deliver.

Democrats think short term

Republicans think long term.

A.M.   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

What is she talking about, would some one wake her up. This is United States of America and not Phillipines or any other third world corrupted country where the will of the voters of pledged delegates will be overturned; come on give us a break.

Enough is enough, be a mature politician.

A.M.
Houston, Texas

Cathy in MD   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

The only thing I’m asking myself is, “What possesses you, Hillary Clinton?” This is all about proving you can win, isn’t it? And exactly how you win doesn’t seem to matter to you. Your ambitions don’t appear to have anything to do with what’s best for the country or uniting the Democratic Party. Yes, this is an “unprecedented historic election,” so doesn’t that mean it can’t be compared to past elections in terms of how we identify those crucial swing states? Just look at the “swing states” where Obama has won – NM, NV and CO. Have you considered that in your analysis? If these were the Olympic trials, you would have been disqualified by now.

robert ga   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

May she is talking about the Rovian polls, that one has got her winning for sure.

Lol , get a grip love , lets get behind the dEmocratic party.

Repugnicans be gone.

Do Dems.

Moses, Ca.   May 28th, 2008 11:34 am ET

Barack got three more SD's today. This thang will be over shortly.

It's the map, stupid!   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

Hillary fares better on the electoral map. That's how the presidency is won.

Pat   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

Obama has won the Democratic Primary. Time for the Superdels to move this to the general election. This has been hurting the party for a while and it is time for this to end.

Melissa, MI   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

I just have one question for Clinton and her supporters:

Explain how counting MI and FL fully isn't lying. I live in MI and I was told that my vote wouldn't count, so guess what, I didn't vote.

If the rules are changed, Clinton and the Democratic party will have lied to me.

Why do some people want to elect a blatant liar?

Obama 08   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

Ok Margie, then you vote for her. Good luck.

Alan   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

I think Ohio, Florida and Pennsylvania have a few more electoral votes then Nevada, N.M and Colo...Another example of the media bias against Ms. Clinton....The Dems are shooting themselves in the foot again....

No Way   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

She is like Alice in Wonderland.

DC   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

who is that? seriously, who is that? Hillary who? does that human being actually think it is capable of not only running the country effectively for the future but also pulling it out of the mess and becoming a global leader... Big picture: a superhero would have trouble being even remotely succesful and she is barely succesful at running her little program in ny in conjunction with a family. Lastly, she can't even convince her peers anymore to support her. If you can't sell yourself to the people close to you, you certainly can't succeed outside your own arena. Her campaigning is a joke and she is a momentum slob.

John   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

SHE IS RIGHT! Come on and see the light, people!

rada   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

The Democratic Party has a long history of selecting loosers and If Hillary does not get this one it will be McCain, I guarantee it. Let's deal with reality people. You are in denial if you think that Obama can be elected. There is a significant number of people that will not vote for him in MERITs and unexperience rather than race but unfortunelly that will tilt the odds. THAT'S THE HONEST TRUTH AND WE ALL KNOW THIS!!! BUT GO ON ON YOUR HOPE HOOPLA...GO AHEAD!!!

Don't Vote   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

CNN,

100%. Obama cannot beat McCain. Hillary is a stronger candidate. I don't mind Obama for a VP. But if he is the nominnee and clinton is not on the ticket we don't vote or we will go McCain.

Ostriches burying our heads in the sand   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

Come on HRC! Where is your love for the Democratic Party???? Your rigmarole is getting really irritating....

No Hillary   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

Obama will loose???????????//... YOU WISH!!!!!!! hahahahahha

Any   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

It is only in her mind. He is winning. Get out Hill. I do not watch news anymore because I am tired of hearing the same arguments of the Clintons. She talks and the media loves to replay her comments. It is over. Can she get it?

Janice, Aberdeen, SD   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

I actually think now that she will try to run as an independent if she doesn't get the Democratic nomination. If she's so sure she can win, this is exactly what she should do.

Susan from Missouri   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

We believe Hillary will win.

She has the popular vote.

She is experienced, and the one who can go up against McCain.

She is for ALL the people, and a fighter.

Just what we need for the president.

I am not going to say anything negative about Obama, like Obama supporters do Hillary. Let's stop thie negative comments.

Go Hillary!!

For Hillary 100%

kani   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

hillary,

that is ENUFF!! go homee and take alot of medicines!!

obama 08/12

Barbara - 65 yr old white female in NC   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

She can speak her lies and deceit thousands of times (and has) but it doesn't make it true.

She has so many skeletons there is no more closet room in the USA!!!!!!!

SHUT HER UP AND SEND HER AWAY!!!!!

No More Clintons !!!!

fish   May 28th, 2008 11:33 am ET

Hillary; this is no longer about you. Please stop saying anything to damage your credibility next month when you're going to stand up to support Barak in the general election. Barak is nothing but generously nice to you everytime you insult (misspoke) him.
Barak is the new fresh breath of the political spectrum who is going to bring common sense back to the American way of life. He is way ahead of you into the general election campaign mode; don't try to call too much attention for yourself now, but you may stay until June 3rd quitely if you still want me to vote for you, incase it wouldn't work for Barak.

FedUp!   May 28th, 2008 11:32 am ET

Look, the veil has dropped Hillary. Let's unite the party and win this thing in Nov. The People HAVE spoken. Barrack is 48 away from clinching the nomination. She's still about 300 hundred away from it. The math didn't add for her then, and it sure isn't adding up for her now. All of these claims that she's the better nominee aren't helping the Party heal. Get over yourself Hill (like it or not) and swing your support to Barrack for a victory in Nov. Let's get this over with.

From a Soldier whose served 3 tours in Iraq and a tour in Afghanistan. Let's bring our Troops out of Iraq and focus our efforts where the real issue is. Afghanistan.

Victoria   May 28th, 2008 11:32 am ET

You can't get the nomination just because you have a self perceived "better chance" of winning. You have to actually have the delegates. That's the way it works. That's the way it's always worked. Get over yourself.

Hilda   May 28th, 2008 11:32 am ET

Hillary dearest dreamer, you can't beat Obama, so how are you telling lies about how you are going to beat John McCain. Your magic math is not working now, you are such a pathetic loser, I am so disappointed in you, I always supported you and I thought Bill treated you so badly, now I must I have rethough the whole thing, Stop telling Lies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mmo   May 28th, 2008 11:32 am ET

Didn't every Poll, analysis and bit of research say that Clinton would win the Democratic nomination by Feb 5th. Wasnt the well known, well funded Clinton suppose to crush her opponents including Obama? If the unbiased forecast from the analysts were off the mark, do we really expect the biased Clinton comments to be correct?

john williams san diego, ca.   May 28th, 2008 11:32 am ET

you have to give her credit, she is a leader in fuzzy math.

No Hillary   May 28th, 2008 11:32 am ET

No way Billary!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

1) So far you have been the one loosing and not Obama.

2) So far anything you predicted happened to be wrong so why should we give any credit to your new prediction that Obama will loose

3) If Obama was able to win against Hillary and Bill combined, I am sure he will win against McCain as well

4) PLZ STOP DIVIDING AND DESTROYING THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

David   May 28th, 2008 11:32 am ET

Just pathetic, saying anything she can at this point. The republicans are going to eat up all of those words she used today. She's hurting the Clinton legacy, she's hurting the democratic party, and she's hurting your overall country. Don't disappoint the world America, lead us. She is not the leader to bring that morale you once had.

KHAL Houston, Texas   May 28th, 2008 11:31 am ET

It not in the cards....Hillary....you have paid...for your own....defeat...you and Bill...now you are crying "sour grapes" can't you tell you've been outfoxed in this race? You're losing your touch....the Clinton Era is over!..as women often say get over it...!..face it girl..it over.

Annette   May 28th, 2008 11:31 am ET

Wow, do she really think most of the American people can't read, hear or think? She has convinced herself she is the only one to win in November, is this a team player or what? or a self indulger.

Crazy Broad   May 28th, 2008 11:31 am ET

The crazier this broad Clinton gets, the nuttier her supporters get too. Whatever insane leaps of 'logic' she makes, her supporters are right there, pretending like it makes sense.

I used to wonder how anyone could support such a hypocritical, deceptive, delusional nut-job, but it's become clear through this nomination process – her supporters are just as nutty as she is.

Concerned   May 28th, 2008 11:31 am ET

Hillary is speaking in CODES. She's actually telling her voters not to vote for Obama in the fall. If they don't voter for him come fall, they will get wha they deserve:

4 more years of Bush
100 more years of war
Job losses
high food and gas prices...........

Go ahead-make my day!

Jerry   May 28th, 2008 11:31 am ET

It's obvious that Senator Obama's compensated bloggers are out in full force. And as rehearsed, none of them have anything but idiotic comments about Senator Clinton.

Isn't it grand to have lots of "American dollars" and a few networks in your pocket? No wonder Mrs. Obama recently discovered that the good ol US of A has been good to the Obama family.

Also, why does it seem that CNN only allows negative comments about Senator Clinton? Very few, if any, about Senator Obama. Is it just my perception?

Stay tuned!

Obama 08   May 28th, 2008 11:31 am ET

Three superdelegates who have already pledged to Obama today don't agree, Hillary

pamplin clayton   May 28th, 2008 11:31 am ET

I mispelled lose

FP   May 28th, 2008 11:31 am ET

If it were not for the undemocratic caucus system, if all 50 states would have had primaries with popular votes (direct popular vote) counted then, Obama would not be winning. Obama does not represent the will of the democrats, Obama represents just the ability of extremist activists that are disconnected with the American people. As it happened with McGovern, Mondale, Dukakis, Kerry and even Ted Kennedy that fought Jimmy Carter at the convention with only 700 delegates the Democrats will: loose the election.
To win, the Democratic party needs a candidate from the center not an extremist left wing liberal.

Mike D   May 28th, 2008 11:31 am ET

It’s amusing to watch this drowning campaign continue to kick, struggle, and gasp for air. What makes it even more amusing is to watch Clinton supporters do the same thing. Sorry things didn’t work out for you this year… NOT! It’s time for a change in America, and the only candidate capable of launching us into the 21st century is Obama.

ron   May 28th, 2008 11:31 am ET

Who does this women think she is!

If they take it away from Obama now McCain will most definately win and big. So many people will vote for him just out of spite for her. She is a cheat and a liar. She can not even support her own party. Get lost lady.

Anna, SW Missouri   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

DNC sent memo to all Rules committee that it is imposible to seat all of the delegates from MI and FL. Can only seat 1/2 of delegates. Game Over!!!

Go Obama 2008/2012

RJA_4_Obama   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

To B NYC

Are YOU SERIOUS. Sen Clinton has done NOTHING for our state. She has not authored ANY REAL legislation (I discount some of her legislation like Support the goals of better hearing and speech month and of naming the courthouse after James L Watson as being REAL..some may disagree)

She has brought no jobs to our state as she campaigned on in the upstate NY area. My only hope is after SHE LOSES (YIPPEE)...she decides not to run again and moves out of NY.

PS Any one know for sure what THE FAT LADY will be SINGING??

Dandelion.   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

This woman needs to sit down. I've been trying so hard to be polite about her but really, SIT DOWN, CLOWN.

Electability   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

The electability thing is "crap" everyone is unelectable until it's time to vote. And if Hillary would get out of the race and stop dividing the party we can get behind one candidate and push them forward.

Scott, Wichita   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

It's so true...

"No you Can't!"

McCain '08

Sue Z   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

I have voted Republican in most elections. I am a registered Independent. I don't LOVE any of the candidate's platforms completely, but I do know that I want a President that I can trust, that represents our country well in the world. I support Obama, and was actually considering voting for Clinton, but her continued lies and manipulation of our less educated population have turned my stomach. She continues to say what she thinks will get votes, rather than focusing on what we, as citizens, need to do to lift up this country. How sad.

Right now, my voting order is Obama, McCain...stay home. Both Bill and Hillary have lost this Independent voter.

Rick in Florida   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

Her own people have admitted that its Hillary 1st, Party 2nd. The DNC has screwed up FL and MI and left the door open for Hillary to take the fight all the way to the Convention, which she has SAID she will do.

So its up to the SuperDelegates to CHOOSE next Wednesday, once and for all, and to give Obama the majority of undecided so that the numbers are SO LARGE against Hillary that she has no choice but to finally quit.

DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Margeaux   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

"She's right…Obama is nothing more than a clean "front man" in the Chicago political machine. A pretty face with no experience and no depth – never voting out on a limb, always non-confrontive and "safe."

How true. He will not win and we will be called racist and then we will see who is dividing the nation.

Oh, for those educated Obambites, it is "I coudn't care less", not "I could care less."

Nick   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

I see she's been consulting KARL ROVE again

balthus   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

Ready on Day One? Day One for Hillary was when she voted to authorize President Bush to plunge our country into an unnecessary and disastrous war for oil.

She's got blood on her hands, and they don't belong in the White House.

Susan   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

She is right!

Hillary '08

Venus   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

Hillary – Obama has just gotten his 3-SD today! Keep going Hillary!

Jenny (former HRC supporter)   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

I used to be a HRC supporter, but have decided that the same old routine really won't work any more. Someone said that if you keep doing what you've always done, you'll be where you've always been. America needs to head in a different direction.

I think Obama is our last best hope. He'll now have my vote come November.

Tyrone   May 28th, 2008 11:30 am ET

To Florida for Obama,

You say why waste time with Hillary and focus on McCain. Well, he's going to lose in Nov. anyway if he gets the nomination because Hillary's people will never vote for him. You all really should be careful with what you say about sen. Clinton. Her people are very determined and very ready to vote for John McCain. We are willing to endure 4 years of McCain until she can run again in 2012. He will never be president of this country. I will live in a swing state come the fall and I will not vote for Obama, and I'm black. Go figure!

Mary   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

Hillary please take a look around and realize how stupid you look. You can't say you are more electable than the person that beat you.

Also, if sexism is so bad and the only reason you lost the DEMOCRATIC primary is because the country is not ready for a woman, then how will you win in the general election? Are all the sexists going to vote for you rather than the White Male War Hero? You are grasping at straws, lying and trying to throw the election.

I just hope and pray that the people of New York will throw you out of the Senate.

Ken in Denver   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

If HRC gets the DNC nomination, not only would she lose the election but the Democratic party would be destroyed. Her old-style overt pandering has become extremely unpalatable to the American public.

BobH   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

DUH? Will this woman tell any lie to get elected? What a shallow deceiving woman. QUESTION: why do pols spend upwards of $200 million doallars to get a job that pays $1 Million dollars a year?

Answer: CORRUPTION. Why does any pol run.

Viper2076   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

That is what politicians do. I don't think she should be talking at all. She is done. This is only hurting her chances for a run in the future.

No leg to stand on. It WAS admirable. It has just taken a turn towards PATHETIC.

Oracle99   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

I guess if you repeat something often enough you believe it. I don't know about anyone else however. This woman is one of the lowest slithering excuses for a politiican that I've seen in years. Hillary is a pariah, and is hurting the Democratic party by her actions. Does anyone have the nerve to stop her? She is truly desperate, and is only allienating more and more people by her words in the past few days. She is pathetic, and doesn't deserve the presidency or VP spot for that matter.

GoldenChica   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

Why do we need to wait for Obama to make a mess so Hillary can clean it up. Just elect the best candidate in the ticket which is Hillary and avoid any mess.

Time to move on   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

To be candid this woman is delusional.Its not her fault it is those superdelegates that did not declare for whoever they want on time and stop this her craziness.Infact DNC as a party needs to put their house in order,why did they penalise if they know their penalty is only an empty threat.Anybody calling this Hillary behaviour fighting is as delusional as Hillary.This is nothing but pure DESPERATION AND EGOCENTRIC.
Let it be clear to you OBAMA is the next president of United state of America
GOD BLESS AMERICA,GOD BLESS BARACK OBAMA
OBAMA 08

Joe   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

Her math is horrible with campaign finances and the delegate count. Like the country would trust Hillary with the federal budget?

I don't know what Hillary will best be remembered for – cowardly staying with Bill after the affair or trying to run the Democratic party into the ground in 2008.

Freedom of Speech   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

I see once again that my pro-Hillary comment was not posted!

HillBillLogic   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

"You have to ask yourself who is the stronger candidate?" she continued. "And based on every analysis of every bit of research and every poll that’s been taken and every state that a democrat has to win, I am the stronger candidate against John McCain in the fall."

Based on the Clintonian convoluted logic, we should not have elections and only polling. In essence, she is now arguing that the votes of the people should not count, but isn't she also arguing that all votes should count (Michigan & Florida); the clintonian interplay of opposites to confuse non thinkers. She fails to recognize that polling is based on a small representative sample and voting is the real thing and the voters have given Obama an insurmountable lead in pledged delegates. OBAMA 2008 and 2012

Casey   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

Yeah she also thought she was the DNC front runner at the beginning of campagin. It is a pity she has even lost her own self respect

John   May 28th, 2008 11:29 am ET

She only polls better now because, at this moment, her followers are saying they will purposefully sabotage the democrats if Obama is the candidate. So in the McCain vs. Obama comparison there are many Hillary followers voting for McCain. Much less Obama supporters answer this way. After the primaries are over, you will see this all start to shift in favor of Obama.

Ironman in CT   May 28th, 2008 11:28 am ET

Hey B-NYC,

Why don't you tell us 5 successful things that HRC has done for this country?

Whitewater? Rose Law Firm Scandal? Voting for the Iraq War? Failed Health Care 92-2000? Not Beating Obama in the Primary?

If she is so great why is she behind? Because she is a behind and so are you!

Brandon   May 28th, 2008 11:28 am ET

Yes, lets go with hypothetical voting rather than listening to who the voters are actually voting for. That's BRILLIANT!

Debbie,NJ   May 28th, 2008 11:28 am ET

Hillary will lose to McCain because unlike Obama they will expose her.
The Republicans don't care about her and all of her baggage would come forth and she has a lot. The media doesn't even talk about it because Obama doesn't. Read your history people. Just because Hilllary can talk a good game, she knows how to play it, doesn't mean she would be good for this country. She will be spending more time dealing with her own dirty laundry than with the country's problems. As soon as the campaign is over whether she wins or losing she has a court case coming up.

Raven   May 28th, 2008 11:28 am ET

You Obamamorons are obnoxious. The obamantion that he is cannot beat McCan't! Hillary has the only chance to win the general. Besides whether you ppl like it or not, Hillary has the popular vote. Just like Presdient Gore did!

Mar   May 28th, 2008 11:28 am ET

IT'S TRUE, IT'S TRUE, IT'S TRUE!!! Hillary is anything but dumb and she is right, Obama CANNOT win the general election. He is a defective candidate.
Stay in the race Hillary!!!

Mfelder   May 28th, 2008 11:28 am ET

Apparently, he was able to beat Senator Clinton, the most powerful name in this country. If Senator Clinton gets behind Barack as she says, then we will beat the Republicans this November.

Regarding the seating of the FL and MI delegates. If we seat the original delegation, that would mean seating 368 delegates. If we split the delegate in half, each candidates will receive 184 delegates. Let's say that Senator Clinton receive 60% of the remaining primaries, 86 delegates, she will receive 52 delegates and Barack will receive 34 delegates. If the goalpost to accommodate the FL & MI Delegation move to 2394. Here is where the candidates stand:

Barack
Delegates and SD 1978
FL & Mich Delegates 184
Last 3 Primaries 34
Total 2196

2394-2196 = 198 SD Needed for Nomination

Hillary
Delegates & SD 1781
FL & MI Delegates 184
Last 3 Primaries 52
Total 2017

2394-2017= 317 SD Needed for Nomination

199 SD Remaining

If the goalpost is changed to 2210, then barack needs 14 SD and Hillary needs 193 SD.

JT Johnson   May 28th, 2008 11:28 am ET

Hillary, please leave this bunch of rambling, idiotic Obamamaniacs and run for President as an independent.

Frances   May 28th, 2008 11:28 am ET

Hillary..GO HOME..it's OVER..I'm tired and sick of you. You're EVIL and a WITCH.. I would NEVER vote FOR YOU..

DJ   May 28th, 2008 11:28 am ET

Most polls show Hillary as the stronger candidate to beat John McCain this fall. If the superdelegates pick Obama to be the democratic nominee, we can look forward to John McCain as our next president. More people want Hillary to be president then they do Obama. She leads in the popular vote.

VF   May 28th, 2008 11:28 am ET

I truly believe Hillary will need therapy to her get over this " LOSS". She is such a brat and feels she's entitled to have her way no matter what! even at the expensive of the party. Hillary YOU DISGUST ME!!

roger in va   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

She's winning the hypothetical votes and he's winning actual votes.
MARKO IS RIGHT. IF OBAMA IS MORE LIKELY TO LOSE THAN HER, WHY IN THE WORLD IS HE WINNING AGAINST HER. MORE OF HER FUZZY MATH.

Kimberly in Texas   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

Good Bye Clintons!

EWE   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

Ah, the cruel, dismissive words from "head in the sand" BO supporters. Sen. Clinton–the NOMINEE (even though somebody claimed it withou proof in the pudding).

BO's pledged delegate lead is from southern states that he will NOT win in Nov. SHOULD he be the nominee. His lead is also from red state caucus results.

Get real–look at the states Sen. Clinton won. She is clearly the popular vote winner (Florida and Michigan pop votes were certified by each state) and can "turn blue" many states that will not go for BO.

Super D's can step in, exercise independent judgment, and make the stronger GE contender our nominee. That is the purpose of the Super D.

BO has been downhill since late Feb. There is something to mometum and getting it right as the BO smoke and mirrors fade away. If he is the nominee, he will lose and it will be HIS fault and the DNC's fault–not that of Sen. Clinton. Lord knows she is trying to stop certain defeat by running against McCain in lieu of BO.

Seriously–great lake in Oregon, 57 states, Arabic in Afghanistan, uncle liberated X german camp–whatever. He also mis-voted or voted present SO many times in IL that this guy is just a prop.

Lori   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

RISE HILLARY RISE! We are so proud of you!!!!!

Rich C   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

What is it with Hillary? Why does she think it should matter that she believes that she's the better candidate? Every candidate believes that he/she is the best but that isn't what counts. If we follow her thinking, why bother to have any kind of contests any more? Let's just declare the biggest ego as the victor and dispense with trivial things such as elections.

Ree   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

She is right. There is a big chance with obama that McCain will be president.

His true colors are starting to show. His lies are going to come back to haunt him. They have started already keeping his wife quiet. People are starting to see how he just wants to be the first black president. You think Sen. Clinton don't care well Obama and his wife are worse.

It's really not going to be about party but who has the most experience.
John McCain cares more about his country then Obama.

I am not an angry supporter of Sen. Clinton or a racist who is going to vote for John McCain. I just don't like the Obama's.

Casey   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

I encorage all those who will either write in Hillary or Vote for John McCain to go ahead, why bother telling us how bitter you are. Whatever you do or say, Obama is the DNC Nominee. That us a clear fact. good luck and good night

Dale   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

WE ARE SO TIRED OF THIS BIG MOUTH "I'M SUPPOSE TO BE THE PRESIDENT" MESS!!!!. When she was ahead it was ok for FL/MI to not be counted...BUTTTT as soon as she got behind and started to LOSE it was "I WANT FL/MI votes counted" and YOU people don't think this is WEAK!!!! SO WHAT...HER BLUE COLLAR WHITE VOTERS DONT THINK THEY WILL VOTE FOR OBAMA...THEY HAD BETTER THINK HARD ON THAT ONE OR ELSE IT WILL BE MORE SUFFERING FOR ALL THOSE POOR FOLKS IN WV/KENTUCKY OHIO/PENN...DONT VOTE FOR OBAMA BUT WHEN OR IF JOHN MCCAIN WINS IN NOV...DONT BLAME NO ONE BUT YOURSELVES...

HILLARY CLINTON IS A SORE LOOOOOSER!!!!!!

Dominique   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

Only in Hillary's alternate reality.

Johnny   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

If she is that good, how come a newbee from nowhere handed her the biggest beating of her career?

In order for her to beat McCain, she must win against Barack first. Its like saying. "I am not able to win the playoffs but I can win the championship game". What a joke!

NC for Obama   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

Can you name one thing Hillary has done for the people in NY? I am so sick and tired of Hillary saying that she is the most electable. If she was she would have the most delegates.

As for the whining and complaining about how she has been unfairly treated, If I recall correctly, wasn't she the candidate throwing everything including the kitchen sink. Give me a break.

Hillary, if you can't stand the heat, we certainly don't want you answering the phone at 3AM.

fred2..since another stole my name   May 28th, 2008 11:27 am ET

All the Obamabots must just be getting out of bed!!!

LOL, Obama is a loser!!

Wake up sooner and you will find that out!!

Hillary, take it all the way to the convention!!

SHAKE MY HEAD   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

WHY DON'T SHE JUST GIVE UP? SHE SAID SHE HAS MORE EXPERIANCE BY DUCKING FROM SNIPER FIRING.. PLEADING AND CRYING YOU HAVE TO BE STRONG TO BECOME P PRESIDENT AND VOTING FOR A WAR IN IRAQ... YOU ASK ME THE CLINTON DID'NT DO ANYTHING FOR PEOPLE THAT I CAN REMEMBER. SHE WAS THE FIRST LADY SHE DID'NT HAVE NO SO SAYING..... SOMEONE NAME ONE THING DID CLINTON S HELP U.S... STIMULUS CHECK... NO ... I CANT BELIEVE WHAT IM ABOUT TO SAY BUT ITS TRUE.....I NOTICE THAT BUSH DID GIVE 2 CHECKS STIMULUS CHECKS AND BOOST THE ECONOMY CHECK SINCE HE BEEN IN OFFICE ....

Ryan   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

Of course she looks better now that no one is paying attention to her. Obama and McCain have set their eyes on the general election and are going back and forth ignoring her. So of course with no candidates attacking her, she would do better in polls. But people forget Hillary is the most divisive politician out there, and many people would show up in November just to vote against her. Not to mention, Obama did not attack her on many things that the Republicans would bring up in the general election. So while she may look better when she has no opposition, if she actually were to be the nominee, she would lose.

Christopher Kahandaliyanage,   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

Hillary! You are such a shameless woman that will do anything in this world to beat a path to the Whitehouse – no matter what! You are talking nonsense to scare supporters of Obama by saying that he cannot win the general election, so that you could be placed as the candidate. Such desperate comments can only damage your already weak position and the party’s current momentum that leads in popularity. Why don’t you just quit and then shut your husband’s big mouth that serves no purpose what so ever.

jeremy   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

note to HRC,

you are losing the popular vote
you lost over half the states
you are losing in delegate count
you are losing in super delegate count.

GIVE IT UP ALREADY

Obama 2008

Ali   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

Well, this is baffling since when the primary started she was the front runner and she has managed to lose anyway. I can't wait until she is gone from our screen, and our life...bye bye Hilly.

Mark from IL   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

Why don't we just skip the whole primary process and randomly select 1000 people from each State ask their opinion (poll) and select the nominee in this manner.

It seems Ms. Clinton is suggesting that the opinion of roughly 1000 people per poll greatly outweighs the votes of nearly 35,000,000 people and the nomination process the DNC has in place (which it seems to me all candidates agreed to before this whole process even began) .

It would certainly save alot of campaign $$. Wouldn't be nearly as time consuming either. (of course I personally wouldn't have as much fun reading all the comments!!)

Go Obama   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

Stop that nonsense that Hillary is stronger.

Any democrat wil beat McSame by a wide margin sinse he represents Bush's 3rd term and a continuation of failed politics.

There is no way that americans will aloow this to continue.

And for you Hillary? Shout as loud as you want, the whole world knows its over for you !!!

Moses, Ca.   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

Is she not thinking about the other states. Why is everyone hun-up on the States she's talking about. If i'm not mistaken we have 50 States that votes.

Adrienne   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

Hillary is such a LIAR!!!! As a matter of fact, so are the other "Clintons"

Go Obama!!!!!!!!

Stephen   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

No V.P. spot for Hillary. Obama praises her she puts him down. I don't know how Obama continues to take it.

E. POWELL I MD, E POWELL MD II & ER. POWELL MD   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

WE SE THE CLINTONS ARE AT IT AGAIN. NOW SHE AND HER HUSBAND ARE NOW FUTURE-TELLERS. THEY REALLY BELEIVE THAT WITH ALL THE GARBAGE THEY HAVE, THEY REALLY HAVE A CHANCE TO WIN THE WHITE HOUSE. IT IS OUR FEEL (ONLY) THAT NO MATTER WHAT THEY SAY, THIS COUNTRY WILL NOT LET THEM BACK INTO THE WHITE HOUSE. SO MANY IN THIS COUNTRY HAS NOT FORGOTTEN THEIR ACTIONS IN THE 90'S. THEIR GREATEST SUPPORTERS (BLACKS) IN GENERAL HAVE WASHED THEIR HANDS OF THEM. THE PERCENTAGES ARE AGAINST THEM. THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH BLUE-COLLAR AND OLDER WHITES PERECENTAGE WISE TO PUT THEM IN THE WHITE HOUSE. THAT IS THE REALITY OF TRUTH. WHEN YOU BURN DOWN YOUR BRIDGES THAT IS WHAT HAPPENS. FURTHERMORE, WHAT COUNTRY CAN TAKE THEIR WORD WHEN THEY KNOW THEY WILL LIE. THOSE COUNTRIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST FOR WHATEVER IT IS WORTH ONLY DEAL WITH THE TRUTH. THE SAD THING ABOUT OUR COUNTRY IS THAT WE WILL ACCEPT A LIE (MIS-SPEAK, LACK OF SLEEP, TIRED, ETC.)

JS   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

We know you will definitely lose considering the type of campaign you ran. Obama will do just fine.

More and more people who already voted for Hillary have switched to Obama.

What Hillary needs to concentrate on is to exit the race. She needs to leave campaigning to candidates that are viable. She is no longer a viable candidate.

When she exists the Democratic Party can begin to heal from her NEGATIVE campaigning and come together.

Cat   May 28th, 2008 11:26 am ET

The only way Hilary could win by anyone's math is if she get sthe DNC to change the rules. What does that say for the type of President she would be?

Hillary doesn't like the numbers she sees for the national debt so she changes them to numbers she likes just by her say so? Oh wait! That's already been done.

Hillary doesn't like the numbers in Iraq so she changes them to ones she likes better without actually ending the war? Oh wait! That's already been done.

She doesn't like the vote count in FL so she demands a recount to numbers she likes better? Oh wait! That's already been done too!

Sean   May 28th, 2008 11:25 am ET

"I WILL NOT VOTE FOR OBAMA BECAUSE HE WILL LOSE." Well, if you voted for him he wouldn't lose. Democrats unite!

John B. From New Hampshire   May 28th, 2008 11:25 am ET

to Marylin,
to say obama has only one states he has due to the black vote is just plain ludacris. and to say they're only voting for him because he's black shows me you're exactly the supporter hillary is looking for. do you not realize in both wv and ky alot of her voters voted for her because she is white? how much of a double standard do you recognize here? also with only 14% of the dem party being african american, it's mathimatically impossible to win with ONLY their support. Time to rethink your position here, Marylin...

OBAMA '08

Alex GOP   May 28th, 2008 11:25 am ET

First off, Mut you posses the grammar of a first grader to be a liberal posting on this story. These comments are rediculous.

THE WOMAN IS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. WHY WHY WHY WOULD SHE THROW IN THE TOWEL.

Why would you!

Oh thats right, because Democrats are weak minded and even weaker in the gut. This country needs backbone, something no liberal I have ever met embodies.

The world is not the perfect little dream you want it to be, and it never will be. We have real problems and real enemies that aren't going anywhere with you liberal rants about diplomacy.

McCain '08

Dave   May 28th, 2008 11:25 am ET

yeah right! that's why the GOP was sabotaging primaries and voting for you instead of Obama. they want to face you because you turn too many off and are way to divisive and polarizing. and get a clue about these polls. they are always skewered to fit the purpose.

She is sick   May 28th, 2008 11:25 am ET

I thought she said he could win? Now she's saying he is more likely to lose. The Democratic party is about to be obliterated due to selfishness.

Deb   May 28th, 2008 11:25 am ET

Amen.

The line I've been hearing a lot lately is:

"No way a Left Wing Nut Job in Training Pants is going to win the General Election"

Before Rev. Wright Obama had a chance-No More!

Hillary 08

Maury Dann   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

I don't mind her staying in the race until the end of the primaries, but Hillary is tarnishing her legacy every single time she opens her mouth these days. She and her surrogates' spin jobs rival that of the Bushies on Iraq. It's just sad.

The bottom line is that in the nomination process, the popular vote, which Obama is winning anyway, is not the thing - it's the delegate count. This thing will be over June 4, and hopefully the Clintons will face reality so we can move on to the business of beating McCain and creating a filibuster-proof majority in Congress.

NYC Native   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

In your dreams, Hillary.

Fabian Philip   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

Someone needs to remind HRC that by the rules of the contest, she has to beat Obama first for a shot at McCain. If she can't do that in the primaries and caucauses, we just can't turn around and hand her the nomination. If we did that, there would have been no need for all the primary contests. We could have simply asked all interested candidates to submit their CVs and a sample of polls supporting their strenghts, invite them for personal interviews before the Supers, and have the Super delegates vote. But, the reality is that we still have nominating contests that you have to win by established rules and HRC has failed in that regard.

David S   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

Hillary has made the race about herself rather than the party. She had her chance to win and couldnt make it happen. It is now time for her to STOP DAMAGING the certain democratic nominee and get her supporters to go all out for him.

Concerned   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

The RNC will run all over her with all of her baggage. Oh, don't forget her husband's baggage. They have too much that the repulbicans can stump her with:

White Water
White House travel office firings
FBI background files of Republicans
Monica Lewinsky
Paula Jones
Vince Foster
Jennifer flowers
Peter Paul (November court dates)
Missing docments & the Presidental pardon of a fugitive friend.............

Sharon Kitchen   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

So, this person who can say anything "she" wants too, continues to spout off........Please.....give the VAST American voters a break......
Go home. .....Go back to the senate......Just go somewhere else.
Time is up.... Game over. Go.........Oh, take all the "mean spirited " comments with you. Thank you.

SlimSista   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

SHE NEEDS TO CHECK IN A MENTAL INSTITUTION....OBAMA HAS REALLY ALREADY WON...

PLEASE DNC TAKE THIS WOMAN, WHOM I USE TO RESPECT, OUT OF OWN MISERY.....

OBAMA 08

Nancy   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

This election has really impacted my opinion of the democratic process.I will reserve judgment but it appears that Democracy no longer provides for the "voice of the people" to be heard; just the voice of a few super delegates. Elections are "bought". Makes me question who is doing the buying and why.
The entire process should be revamped. With the technology of today, the process should start and end in a specified time frame and campaign budget limit and then all of the states should hold their primaries within 6 – 8 weeks. Too many voters don't have the opportunity to voice their opinion. The Republican primary has been over for months. Numerous states didn't even get a chance to vote! Let's get back to majority rules!

Ironman   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

What a whinning cry baby...Florida and Michigan don't count...now they should.....The war in Iraq is good.....now its not......
Lady, if you want to play in the man's world you need to stand by what you say....
The only redeeming quality GWB is that he does waver on what he said...He may be stupid not see the other side of things but at least he stands firm...

Yayiye   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

Hillary shouldn't be making such statments at the 11th hour. Such divisive stamenets shouldn't be made while it is evident that she should be sunsetting her campaign and usher the way for the likely nominee of the democratic party. What a selfish and myopic approach – very unexpected for somone nagging 280 million for more than 15 months as someone ready to be commander-in chief on day one. She never thought for a minute what her legacy will be after leaving the campaign trail. What will she do after all is over? All stuff has shifted around – national popularity, relationship with the black community and close superdelgate friends who ended up endorsing Obama.

Obama 08

H   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

FORGET OBAMA – HE MAY GET THE NOMINATION BUT DOES NOT DESERVE IT. THE MEIDA , OBAMA AND HIS SUPPORTERS HAS BEEN SO BIAS AGAINST HILLARY. HATE, HATE, HATE – THAT WAS DIRECTED BY REV. WRIGHT. THE NOMINATION IS RIGGED IF OBAMA GETS IT.

Tim   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

She's basing everything on research, on polls, on statistics. But people voting for Obama are basing everything on human instinct and gut. If an analytic computer were voting, yes, maybe she'd be the candidate. I like Hillary, but the best thing she could do is support the people's momentum behind Obama and give him a better chance to win. She's not coming off as much of a team player, but uncomfortably overeager just to get into the white house.

Debbie,NJ   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

This is why she can't be on the ticket with Obama. There was never anything wrong with her staying in the campaign but why would you speak negatively of your own party rival? This in itself is unethical.
If Obama wins she will not help him just like she and her husband didn't help Al Gore. She has caused the division that there is in the democratic party because of her tactics. If we lose to McCain it will be because of that.

GG   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

Careful Hillary linton. You are killing yourself. This is a last drop. You are done.

Mama for Obama   May 28th, 2008 11:24 am ET

Again, she's lying...as usual.

I will be glad when this is over. SHE is the one in a fantasy land and this will be good experience for her to lose–to actually NOT get her way.

Imagine this woman as a 2-year-old. I wonder what her parents did to her to mess her up like this.

skat   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

Seriously this woman needs to shut up before she destroys the Dem. Party and any hopes for beating McSame. What's her problem??

Obama '08

Cathy   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

I repeat the same comment I posted the other day that was removed by the CNN comment police:

Would someone please show her the door!

Bridge Tender   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

D-Lusional
D-Nial
D-Flective
D-Istant
D-Isturbed

Joe in Winnetka, IL   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

I want to invite all past Clinton voters to join all of us in Barack Obama's Campaign. We are stronger together than apart.

Let's go in a new, united direction!

Independent white woman for Obama   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

Doesn't this woman hear herself?
She always plays the victim, is so divisive, and her negative rating so high. Hillary and McBush are the same old Washington insiders.
We need new blood in Washington.

Lorna, NY   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

Can someone give her a tranquilizer! I am really sick of her. i don't know about anyone else, but, the more she talks, the more I dislike her. I have lost all respect for the Clintons.

Environment   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

She's sure trying......

Harry Crumb   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

As proof of how stupid the Clinton campaign is getting, they honestly want Superdelegates to overturn the will of the people and pledged delegates by nominating HRC based on the MOST RECENT POLLS????

Hey Billary, its MAY, polls dont mean SQWAT!!! Polls change as frequently as the goal-posts your inept campaign has set up.

But hey, Hillary is leading in SOME polls (not all) now, so we should definitely throw out the ENTIRE PRIMARY PROCESS and just elect "The Monster" based on gallup polls!

- Democracy at its finest.

What if?   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

Hillary is so sad, she claims she can beat McCain in November, Please DNC leaders remember that Obama has won this nomination fair and square. To continue to let Clinton go around to different states making claim that can’t be predictable, especially the claim that Obama can’t beat McCain in November is unfair and wrong, wrong, wrong. So every voters who followed the rules and voted for Obama are to believe she can predict the future now?

In “2004” we loss when everyone thought we were going to win with John Kerry and John Edwards on the ticket as our STRONG nominees for the democratic party, WE WERE WRONG. That’s why we the voters feel these so call claims by Clinton that she is the strongest candidate between her and Obama to beat McCain are not legit. Let’s suppose that most of the votes she received during the past primaries were mostly republicans that will vote for McCain in November anyway, this questions should leaves a lot of room for doubt for such a candidate to claim since the election in November has not taken place.

DNC leaders I hope and pray you do the honorable thing on Saturday and give Obama our winning votes that he be our nominee. If her claim of him losing in November happens then she would be the reason for our loss. The democratic voters victory would have been totally different if she would had did what she said she would do, and that was to support the winning nominee and help unite party. The democratic, new republicans, new independences and ects… would have voters democrat in November….. THE ENDDDDDDD.

No more Rigged Elections in America   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

to Tom.

What this article fails to mention is that CO, NV, and NM were swing states for Bill Clinton, and not the far left liberal democrats that the democratic party keeps nominating.

We Cannot win with a candidate on the left.. Hillary is a moderate democrat who can win the swing voters. You people are so stubborn.

The funny thing is if you would have voted Hillary, she would have picked Obama as VP and we could have had 16 years of democrats in the White House.

You liberals, blacks and youth are so self centered that you cannot see past your nose.

Superdelegates wake up. Force a Clinton/Obama ticket.

derrick   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

groundhog day AGAIN?!?

Cindy   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

For all who are curious as to why Clinton won't give up.....including the "I am voting for Hillary no matter what group" should go to CNN Commentary Rolland Martin. That will give you your answer."Clinton first...party second" She is disgusting and should be ashamed to call herself an american and stand there and lie about how she cares for the people of this country.

Bob (Pittsburgh, PA)   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

Shut up Hillary, nobody likes you.

Lynne - Seattle WA   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

I must say that I am very disappointed in Ms. Clinton's behavior. I use to think she was an intelligent strong woman. Now all I see is a petty petulant child trying to get everyone to pay attention to her by any means possible, including trying to make others look bad so she looks good. It is very very sad!

Vote Hillary   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

Good job for Hillary for not giving up. She is definitely the best candidate for the job. She definitely has more experience over Obama and if he wins the primaries, this will be a big issue in the general election. Also, Obama always speaks so vaguely about issues. He never gives a solid answer. Hillary 08

Zion   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

I'm sorry, but I am tired of whinny liberals screaming about FL and MI. THEY BROKE THE RULES. I mean let me translate in liberalese, "If someone does something that is outside the bounds of the rules, they should not be forgiven just to "spare" their feelings." There are consequences when you misstep. FL and MI voters should realize that Clinton did not care about their voices when she was winning, but now their votes somehow matter. FL and MI voters with a beef should argue with their state leaders because that is who made their votes invalid.

I have many Republican friends that would vote for Obama, but not for Clinton. Oh yeah, Hillary, I know we as African Americans are not high on your list, but good luck with that demographic, oh and the "educated white vote" who obviously does not count in the Democratic party.

John B. From New Hampshire   May 28th, 2008 11:23 am ET

To Marylin,

joaquin   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

what is she trying to do?

She is so obsessed with being in power that she wants McBush to win to run again in 4 years.

She is pathetic.

Hillary cares for one person only and that is Hillary Clinton only.

She does not care that we get 4 more years of McBush as long as she can run again.

I am sick of this, she must drop the race.

fred2..since another stole my name   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

Obama.... it is totally over for you!!

You are the liar and have been since day one...getting all your people to do the dirty work (like Bush).

Take it all the way to the Convention Hillary!!

We will NEVER UNITE behind Obama!!

GO HIllary!!

I Wish It Were Only a Movie   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

Obama's campaign appears to me to play out like a bad movie–a movie in which a candidate who looks good and speaks well and
gets treated with kid gloves by the press –travels around the country
and gives speeches in a controlled environment while flocks of adoring fans live and breathe on his every chant of hope and change.

Meanwhile, the candidate has no clue of how or what he plans to do and the public is in the dark about who he really is.

I wish it were only a movie.

Sylvia from Oslo Norway   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

It's not the math, it's the map. We must admit some states are more important than other due to the electoral vote, and Buchenwald is nowhere near Auschwitz. Those are facts.

If Obama has to talk about relatives he don't know to cover up the record he don't have, Obama is not ready to be President.

Last spotted in Puerto Rico I think I could here an admission of sorts: Obama campaigns; this race is not over!

Debbie   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

Might want to check out Real Clear Politics poll numbers. They are considered more accurate because they average several polls.

Obama out performs Hillary in the 20 swing states.

The only state Hillary wins that Obama does not is Florida.

On the other hand, Obama wins Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Oregon and Hillary does not.

NEVER HILARY   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

what a shame hilary has been reduced to this! Shame Shame Shame. I am glad to be a free woman who has the brain to understand Hilary is suffering from problems. You want to proof you can do the same job men do, yet ordinary criticisms and a loss in the primary has reduced to this?

FYI–NOT ALL WOMEN THINK LIKE HILARY, SOME OF US DO HAVE BRAINS AND WE THINK!

Jeff   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

I think the Polls that senator Clinton is referring to are the NORTH and SOUTH POLES, GET A GRIP OF CONSIDERING DEFEAT HILLARY.

Honest man for Obama   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

Why don't Hillary leave the democratic party to form her own party?

She wants to decide for the leader of her party, instead of following rule that was strongly agreed upon.

Her actitdue is disgusting, the Clinton are eager to go back to the White House by all means.

If it is possible for the Clintons to buy their way into the White House they would have done just that.

It very clear that she can't win the nominee ,but yet she continues to push and criticize the leader of her party for not agreeing with her or not following Her own rules.

She doesn't take no for an answer, either she have it her way or no way. Now she is waiting for negative possibility to happen with Obama so she can steal it from Him. Is't that desparate to suggest that something negative might happen along the way and that will give her the nomination?

DNC please follow Hillary/Bill Clinton's rule so that we will have rest of mind.

Hillary have you found someone to do your dirty laundry?

Ben   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

I think Hillary is trying to play mind games here. She is going to come back and say I am the only one who can MAKE Obama win, so pick me as the VP. That wouldl be blackmail that Obama should not fall for. The Clintons are indeed very shrewd and their selfishness and ambition knows no bounds!

karen   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

Hillary sounds like she is on McCain's side. Do anything to make sure a democrate does not get into the White House. The DNC needs to shut her up!!!!!! She's not only destroying her political career but that of her husband and all democrates alike!!! Hillary get out!!!

John Karsten, Virginia Beach, VA   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

She cares nothing for you or your family. As we have seen this primary season, she will do/say/lie/cheat anything to get back into the WH. I want no part of this woman running my country. Obama has won, plain and simple. Sorry hillbots, get over it and join your party that you say you are a part of.

sixseven1   May 28th, 2008 11:22 am ET

CAN YOU SEE HILL AND BILL BAC IN OUR HOUSE ( WHITE HOUSE ) ? KNOWN THIEVES AND A SEX OFFENDER AND NEITHER WITH ANY MORAL SO BE CAREFUL OF BODY BAGS .

Independant   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

As near as I can figure, liberals and democrats were placed on the earth for my own personal amusement.

charles   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

If Hillary thinks Obama will lose to McCain, what makes her think she can beat McCain when she can't win over Obama? Can someone tell me where's the logic in that? Go back to Arkansas Billary. Maybe you can run for Governor.

Frank   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

I was open at the beginning of the season, as I really liked BOTH candidates, having been a big fan of Bill, I tended toward Hillary, but as this has gone on and the way she's conducted the campaign I just cannot feel positive toward her.

Ultimately its just sad that its gotten to this point. I won't Bash Hillary, I'm just very disappointed in her and Bill they have lost this and it's they own fault.

Some say she doesn't give up because too many people believe that SHE IS THE STRONGER one to beat McCain. IT'S NOT TRUE!!

HILLARY, WHAT I DON'T UNDERSTAND IS, IF YOU ARE A SO CALLED "BETTER CANDIDATE", MORE EXPERIENCED, AND ALL THE ABOVE, HOW COME YOU CAN'T BEAT OBAMA, A ROOKIE IN POLITICS, IN A PRIMARY ELECTION??? HOW COME YOU ARE OUT OF MONEY. HOW COME YOU HAVE TO USE THE KITCHEN SINK.. HE HAS NOT?

HOW CAN U BE A STRONGER CANDIDATE IF YOU HAVE LOOSING EVERY CATEGORY IN THE ELECTION PROCESS LIKE PLEDGED DELEGATES, SUPERDELEGATES, STATES WON, POPULAR VOTE(INCLUDE MI AND FL, BUT ALSO CAUCAUS STATES). GIVE ME A BREAK!!! I'M NOT BUYING IT

Chitty Mwewa   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

It`s ok for you to keep running Hill, but please stop with the Agitating talk. Don`t burn bridges.

Reality   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

IT's ALL ABOUT HILLIARY !! She doesnt care about this country, she cares about herself and Bill cares about his legacy. SELFISHNESS !!!

Its a shame that they are showing their true true colors. I used to really like Bill Clinton and Hilliary. Sad Sad Sad

steven   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

To Clinton supporters, who are die-hard Clinton supporters have you forgot that this is not about Obama or Clinton but the Dem. party. I myself am a Democrat who think that gas is too high,men and women are dieing in Iraq, people are losing there homes, education is at a all time high and Bush has put us in a tillion dollar hole. How many of you have to work two or three jobs just to make ends meet, and all you can think about is your hurt feelings because Obama is winning who is also a Democrat who in many ways share the same views as Hillary, but what is your anger really being fuel by. Why would you vote for McCain are not even vote for Obama. In a CONTEST there is a winners and losers the game dont change but are you really willing to send your kids to war at 17 with no V.A benefits are a good life to come home too. Maybe you should stop the oh Hillary line and go Rep. we would understand. you vote on issues not feelings do the math and stop the crying gas just went up another penny but i guess that's not important, Hillary say that she is being bullied that is. Sounds like sexism or racism you choose

ANGRY BLACK VOTER   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

WE THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY WILL NEVER VOTE FOR ANOTHER CLINTON AGAIN.

NO DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE WINS WITHOUT US. GO AHEAD GIVE HILLARY THE NOMINATION AND WATCH McCAIN WIN THE ELECTION.

A VOTE FOR HILLARY CLINTON IS A VOTE FOR JOHN McCAIN.

Katherine from Oregon   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

Okay, Superdelegates, can we please just shut this desperate woman up?!!

Cammi317   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

I just went to Hillary's and Obama's websites and there is NOTHING about a delegate from the Virgin Islands switching back to her on either sites. There are, however, 3 NEW SUPERS FOR OBAMA today.

Stevo   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

Hillary, you said the same thing in Iowa, Ohio, Penn, N.C., Indiana, Kentucky, WV and you still don't get it. You are losing!!!!

You agreed to the rules and now you want to change them to suit you and Bill. Stop It, we've had enough already. I wanted you to be the Veep to continue our run in the White House. But you are a sore loser and can't be trusted!

Obama / Webb 08'

Nanette, OH   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

If she's doing so well, why did she lose? Please don't believe her lies or a vast right or left conspiracy. Vote smart–vote for Barack.

I hope Barack doesn't give in just to get rid of her, I will accept her staying in the race until December if her part of the bargain is being the VP. That would never sit well with me. I don't even want her near Barack.

And how insulting is Ed Rendell, saying that he would consider the VP slot or try to talk Barack out of asking him, if Barack were to come to HIM. I said "You little snot, who made you God". I can't stand him. He's the first person who said whites would never vote for blacks and he had a smirk on his face when he said it. I don't like racist and that's why I'm voting for the person who wants everyone at the table, not just a priveledge few.

We didn't send all this money to Barack just so he could put the face of hate–Hillary on his ticket.

Connie   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

Clinton has blown out enough hot air that her pants should have inflated and carried her to Mars.

Mk   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

Here is MY question. Could Clinton have any speck of a chance of winning anything without the BLACK vote?? Cuzzz she and her husband have lost that.
Why don't we discuss that in all of these stories???

noMcBush, cambridge, MA   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

Oops, she lied again.

SHAWN   May 28th, 2008 11:21 am ET

Senator Clinton, No lie lives forever.

Ryan   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

I think she's right. And I'll vote for McCain over Obama. I'd also pick McCain over her, but I think her point is valid. And it's nothing for people to get pissed about. She can say what she wants.

Amy Jacobson   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

She's right so let's make sure Obama wins to keep the white house in Republican hands :-)

Denice, PA   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

I am glad to see some people who realize what this election is really about. Not Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton, but us and the future of country. Who is best prepared to correct the direction of our country and has won according to the rules? Obama. Those who hate him and accuse him of terrible things haven't been paying attention. His supporters get angry on the blogs but he tends to remain calm. Hopefully, enough forward thinking people will vote so we can move forward as a country.

George   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

It seems the dems. are ready to lose with a man rather than win with a woman. How shameful disgusting. Flocking over empty suit just because the better, smarter and experienced candidate is a woman.

char19145   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

Hillary's baggage has been rummaged through on national television over and over again. The media, especially Matthews and Olberman, have been chomping at the bit for this moment. Olberman especially wouldn;t last 30 minutes with her, she would put him in his place, I beleive it is below neandrathal. But, she stood tall, took all that was thrown at her and still remained standing. Obama cries, whines, stamps his feet like a 2 year old. What about Obama;s baggage??? Or is it a Pandora's box???? So far, Wright has gotten out, Ayers, Rezko, and of course the possible first lady(?) and I use that word loosely. THere is more to him that meets the eye. SOmething's not right.

New York, NY   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

Frankly I am disappointed. I used to have deep respect for Senator Clinton, but these kamikaze tactics will only hurt her in the future. She believes she has tapped into some reservoir of support, but here's the rub: divisions dont win Presidencies and there are other viable women candidates in the future. It is time for her to go back to work in the Senate. Take a moment to review what went right, what went wrong and where you can best serve the nation.

We want to love you Senator Clinton, but you and Bill are showing us that you can help yourselves to a large political pie but not your party and the nation.

steve gilbert   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

She calls herself a "fighter" but this is ridiculous. She doesn't pick the right battles!

Plus, I don't want a fighter. We've had that for 8 years.

I want a leader.

JC   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

Well, she is right – Obama has very little chance to pulling in the Reagan democrats because he is too far left. Without the support of the moderates, Obama is more likely to lose. Hillary who is a moderate most likely will already have the moderates support and clearly won't lose to the left to McCain. Why do so many Obama supporters spew so much anger and hatred on these blogs? You would think the Obama supporters are the "uneducated" ones based on the way they act.

But, Hillary and Obama are not destroying the democratic party – the DNC is doing it themselves. How can they seriously expect any support from Florida and Michigan when they tell them their opinions don't count or matter in the democratic nomination?

The 2nd reason for the destruction of the democratic party is the superdelegates. Get rid of that stupid concept. Why does one person have more input than tens or hundreds of thousands of voters? Let the people decide who they want (all of them) and do away with the superdelegate concept. What value do they even bring?

Whoever wins the most state delegates deserves to be the nominee. Of course, people aren't robots and still have the right to vote for who they want in the general election. I am one democrat who won't vote for Obama – he has no foreign policy or international relations experience and bad things tend to happen when presidents take power with little or no experience in matters outside the United States. I don't vote for a party, I vote for a person and to me McCain (even though I disagree with some of his platform) is much more competent to run this country.

Philip   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

This is just beyond words. I am so sick of the Clintons now I could vomit.

Hillary, GO THE HELL HOME!

You don't care about anyone but yourself and all you foolish followers are falling for your BS. If the Dems lose this fall, it's your fault, no one elses. Just shut up and go away.

Spirit of America   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

The handwriting on the wall is crystal clear. It says that Obama has a snowball's chance in hell of winning in November. He is the best candidate Republican money can buy.
Every day it becomes clearer that Clinton is being sabotaged from inside the Democratic Party by its ruling elite. She is the candidate of, for and by We, The People, not the corrupt and prostituted pundits.

Michele C   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

Hillary is dividing the Democratic Party by continually saying that only SHE can win in November. What will her strategy be when Obama is nominated? Will she still be saying that he can't win? It makes no sense. I always felt she was good Democrat, but now, i think she is just for herself, and that is very disheartening to me.

Tammy - KCMO   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

Is must be using that fuzzy math again. If she could beat him she'd be in the lead now. However she can only be in the lead if you include MI & FL where not all of the voters voted because they know they wouldn't count and you don't include caucus states.

She should be sent in for a mental evaluation along with Bill.

I can't wait for this primary to finish.

Independent 50Y/O white female – NEVER voting for a Clinton again!

A Call to Reason   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

You know, when I look for a Presidential candidate to support, the LAST thing I want is someone who just gives up and goes home when the going gets tough, or when people who don't support him/her says to. You may not agree with Clinton or Obama, but you should at least give them credit for continuing to fight (even against the odds) because they believe in their causes and themselves. I wouldn't want or accept any less from the President of my country. I want someone who will work through adversity, not simply bow to it. And I don't want either candidate's supporters to simply "call the nomination" now because they've decided the contest is over. This hasn't been a landslide for either candidate - no matter who takes it, there are going to be a lot of unhappy, potentially disenfranchised voters. And that problem is made much worse by those supporters (of either candidate) who are trying to bully the other side out of the race.

And on a related note, I'm simply amazed that so many of you choose to use hateful language, name-calling, and nastiness to get your thoughts across. People who disagree with you (whether they are running for president, posting their own comments, or simply minding their own business) deserve better - especially here in America, where we supposedly value freedom and diversity in thought. It will be a great day (and a truly unifying event for us Democrats) when people stop turning on their champions, and stop creating enemies out of people with different points of view.

Let me spell it out for a little more clearly: You can't change the world with hate. So why not try some calm, reasonable dialog and respect? It'll build a bridge across this growing divide in our party (which is probably going to cost us the general election), and is likely the path to restoring America's place in the world.

Randy - Denver   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

Nope Ms. clinton YOU are GOING to lose. As simple as that, the count is almost over, all your lies and misdeeds are almost complete. no matter how oyu slice it Mr. Obama will be the next President of the US.
Sorry but facts are as facts are.

Do you not realize how much HATRED there is towards you in the Republicans? Do you not realize that, while you may have attacked Mr. obama on everything, twisted and distorted it to suit your purposes, that Mr. Obama has not attacked you a tenth as much as the Republicans will? Do you honestly believe that because Mr. Obama did not stoop to bring up all your past mistakes and foibles and outright lies that the Republicans will not? Do you really not see that the anger you generate WITHIN YOUR OWN PARTY is less tha 100th of the anger you will generate OUTSIDE your party? Ms. Clinton as much as I admire your policies I cannot believe, deep inside, that you would actually beat a full scale republican attack on you. Your manuvering within the party has been allowed, unchecked an barely commented on, but will not happen in the General Election. Your lies about NAFTA, CAFTA< Bosnia etc WILL be used against you there, not to mention your husbands lies while in office, your dealings with Whitewater and various other scandles that, while previously covered, are NOT forgotten. No Ms. clinton YOU are less electable and Mr. Obama has the better chance. Sorry but those are things in reality that someday you should face.

Carmen, North Carolina   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

Hillary you would lose because the Republican will make sure that all of Bill's mistress and you being a liar will hurt the Democratic. You and Bill needs to work on a 2012 campaign and maybe you and Bill will be nice and not ugly to the American People. Stop running a hateful campaign and manage your money. Now don't destroy the Democratic Party for 2008. Be nice not foolish and most of all be happy.

Hillary for President   May 28th, 2008 11:20 am ET

The facts are the facts.

We have been thru this before. Lose every state in the South and Florida and Ohio and you lose. Example Gore and Kerry and many other 1970s and 1980s democrats.

Win Florida, Ohio and Penn and you win the general election. Fact.

Obama continues to lose the income bracket under $60,000. Democrats do not win elections if they lose those voters. People vote in November. There will be no caucuses.

Concerned   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

So much for trying to unite the party Ms. Clinton!

Joel   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

It's not your party, it belongs to the people. And the people have spoken. No spin, no half-truth, they have spoken. You are behaving like the psyco-stalker who says, "If I can't have her, no one can" just before the murder-suicide. You're acting as though if you can't have the nomination then your career is over (which, by way it is not unless you choose to end it) and you won't leave the Democratic Party in tact behind. You are not Bill (the Comeback Kid). You don't have to be. Be Hillary – and make that mean something. Be grecious. Be great. Do what's right. No one is saying that you can't get the nomination with a slash-and-burn approach, but at what cost to the party, the country, and your integrity.

OH   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

Hillary needs to have her head examined and those who believe her is just as bad.

From being the front runner to a lousy looser, she has proven that she is sick in the head.

Typical bitter white person   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

It is amazing how CNN can be so blatantly in Obama's camp.

"It was not immediately clear which polls and states Clinton was specifically referencing."

Try the Gallop Poll of 5/27 that shows Clinton with 48% to McCain's 45% and compare that to McCain's 47% with Obama at 44% in the General Election. And then they turn around and THEMSELVES say:

"Recent polls out of the crucial swing states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida have indicated she has a better chance of beating McCain in those places than Barack Obama."

Note the word CRUCIAL in their own sentence.

I'm with the crowd that says ANYBODY but Obama…

And you Obamanations can keep telling yourselves that Indedpendents like me aren't important or are "closet" Republicans, but just remember in November that your own arrogance and blind acceptance of mediocrity wrapped in rhetoric cost you the election…

Give it up   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

We don't elect presidential nominees using the popular vote and we don't elect the president in the GE with the popular vote. Claiming to have the most popular votes as for the reason why she should get the nomination is not going to work. Using wedge issues to split the polulation (race, sex and I'm just better because of who I am) and try to pressure your way into the top spot is going to do more to disenfranchise voters this fall than by following the rules everyone signed and admiting you've been out done. We have a representative democracy and HRC demonstrates nothing that represents me.

Montana is Obama Country   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

In Montana Lee Enterprise polls show OBAMA 55% to Clinton 35%..

Hillary is spewing incorrect messages and everybody in Montana is glad it will soon be over.. Hillary's crowds (1000) are nothing compared to Baracks message & crowds (8000). She got her late and it just doesn't matter. She is broke and cannot manage the economy with a indebted campaign.. Examples speak louder than words...
HIllary needs to go ask kids for their milk money again.. What a disgrace.....

Karen from Charlottesville   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

This is also part of her "doublespeak" strategy. For example, yesterday she gave a speech about government waste and overspending and how SHE would put an end to it as President. Amazing!!!! This is the same Senator who got $2.3 BILLION in earmarks for the State of New York for 2009. That's triple the amount of pork barrel spending that any other Senator. So just how is she going to stop herself?

Concerned mother of a 14 yr old!!   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

I am pleading with the remaining superdelegates to end this!!! She is ruining our party. She will stop at nothing to destroy Obama and the Democratic party. Get her out NOW!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!

Debby   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

I agree with Sen. Clinton, Obama can't even get his family tree right never mind lead a whole country. She is beating McCain in the electoral states which are the most important for the general. McCain is tough and he will be hitting those rural towns which he will probably win over like she did.

Rugo   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

Before the primaries started you were stronger than Obama, look where you are now, John McCain will drink in the cup you have dranken.

Swalker327   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

Somebody please get this woman a prescription for insanity - what is she smoking? Didn't she just say that Obama "could" beat McCain - OMG - she's "mis-speaking" again!!

OBAMA '08

Phil-Little Rock   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

This is what most psychoanalysts would call, in so many words, the advanced stages of denial. You only see what you want to see, or believe what you want to believe, even when the truth is staring you plain in the face. I'll bet she still thinks there's WMDs in Iraq, too, since this dumb broad voted for it.

Clintonistas, be careful. Do you want someone in office who ignores the truth, even though it's plain as day to everyone else but her??

GO OBAMA '08

lewc   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

Slogan for November (Dems): UNITED WE WIN, DIVIDED WE LOSE!!!

Dolores   May 28th, 2008 11:19 am ET

Hilliary is so desperate to win this primary, there is nothing she wouldn't
do or say. We are sick of her and Bill badgering the American people with innuendos and outright lies to vote them back into the White House.
If Senator Obama does not get the nomination, she will not win over McCain. Why would anyone want the Clintons and their baggage back.
Before the election, they would be trashed over and over by the Republicans. No more ignoring the terrible deeds they were involved in.
So far, this has been a walk in the park for her. That would all come to an
end, before November.

Marc in DeKalb, IL   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

Judging by the average of polls over the last several weeks, the American people don't agree with you, Queen Clinton.

Say hello to the leprechauns and the unicorns as you continue roaming in your fantasy land (but watch out for Bosnian snipers, they seem to live there too...)

J from Detroit   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

Enough is enough, when this first started I was all gong ho about the democratic campaign, and now as I think about the whole thing it makes me sick. I was wondering and I know I will recieve flack for this and I am married to a caucasin with two beautiful children, If Obama was not African american would he be having such a hard time in this race? Would the Revern Wright issue be an issue, The Revern that endorsed Mccain said some bad things as well and hell that went away in 2 days. Does the HilBill crew (Hillary and Bill) understand that they are making this a race issue and they are and will divide the country and make things even worse for everyone. We need a leader who can turn this country around, doesnt have to be Obama but A leader who will take charge and not lie to us as a Country like Mr.Bush has. Gas 5.00 a gallon soon, foreclosures up like never before, taxes LOL what a joke, utilities Ha and food, family of for 300$ a week and thats just average. Florida and Michigan were no worries for the Clintons when she was winning now it is. Just because Obama has a different skin color that does not mean he is not a good candidate or does that mean this country still has a bigger race issue than i thought. Just think its time for us to tell the truth, CNN should do a pole on the race issue and I bet over 80% will say that is a major issue why some wont give him the time of Day. God Bless America and God Bless all of you

Typical bitter white person   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

Belle – where are you? We need you? Keep posting to counter the vitriol being spewed by the brainwashed Obamanations...

mel   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

hillary is hurting the party by trying to steal the nomination from
Obama,She need to step down now. after june 3rd,someone please
stop this.Clinton are trying to change the rules to benefit them. I
will not vote her for anything.But this is Bill work,she is listening to him,he want a 3rd term.

Tai   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

Anyone with half the common sense of a dog can see that she is a manipulative liar who doesn't care about this race or this country. When she was winning she said Michigan and Florida should not be counted. She would be a democratic Bush. I'm not saying Obama is the savior to the democratic party, but she is definately the worst thing to happen to the party. If she steals the nomination (which is the only way she can win), then I'm voting for McCain. At least I'll know how I will be screwed.

And for those in Michigan and Florida, you should be mad at your local government who knowingly screwed you. Sorry but to seat those delegates as is would just be stupid, period.

max   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

Go Obama!
Obama 2008, 2012

Independant from MD   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

I really doubt that is true.

States like WV and KY will swing for McCain in the Fall whether Hillary or Obama is the nominee. The same people who voted for Hillary in the primaries because she was running against a black man will vote for McCain in the Fall because he is a white male – and "white male" is their profile of choice for the presidency. I expect that the same will happen in FL.

I do feel that states like CO and NM are more promising for the democrats to win in the Fall and those are the states that Obama does well in – better than Clinton in fact.

Furthermore, Clinton's negatives are very high now – I don't think that Obama supporters would be so stupid as to vote for McCain if Hillary were the nominee, however I do feel that they would be less than motivated to go to the polls come November. They would not boycott the polls on purpose though, its just that there is nothing about Hillary that excites and motivates young people like myself to bother voting.

Tolu   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

I can honestly say that I feel soooooo sorry for Hillary, what with her most prized dream almost completely faded; as with any human, desperation sets in is such situations. But also as with most humans, you've gotta learn when to say when. HILLARY. PLEASE. SAY WHEN!

Realist   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

First, polls do not include people with cell phones. Second, HRC is doing everything she can for Obama NOT to win the general election when nominated. If all the superdelegates move to confirm the majority of the pledged delegates (as they should), Obama will have over 2210 delegates after June 3. Come on ladies and gentlemen superdelegates, DO YOUR JOB!

CNN REPORTS   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

WHAT ON EARTH ARE THE SUPERDELEGATES WAITING FOR???? WHY CAN'T THEY DO WHAT THEY HAVE BEEN ELECTED TO DO?
PEOPLE ARE GETTING TIRED OF THEY HIDE AND SEEK GAME.

COME ON!! AND LETS GET PUT THIS THING TO REST.

independent OBAMA Supporter   May 28th, 2008 11:18 am ET

How can you win when you can not even manger your own campain.
How much did you own now!!.
Your red must be increasing more and more.
Please get over this and support OBAMA. You said in ABC that OBAMA will win (YES YES he will beat MCcain) Now you are saying something different again.
If you love your party you should not say any things again OBAMA.

Did you see any Republicans saying anything to MCCain when they were running. Stop saying anything that Republicans will use agains your party.
I use to respest you and your husband but now i have no repest for both of you.

denise   May 28th, 2008 11:17 am ET

Depends on what polls you are consulting.

Jeff   May 28th, 2008 11:17 am ET

First you suggested that white hard working are so racist that they can only vote for you. Next you said that he might get killed.Now, he just won't win. You and your husband have been a disgrace for our party. It's all about the Clinton!!!

Brian Seattle   May 28th, 2008 11:17 am ET

This is awesome! I am now an Official Independent. I now see how Democrats eat each other up and will never be able to rally around your party. You are more willing to tear each other apart with negativity and nasty comments rather then support each other.

This November will be a clear case of I Told You So!

No More Two Party System. It Doesn't Work!

If Obama seriously wants change, shouldn't he be an Independent too?

james   May 28th, 2008 11:17 am ET

Obamaidiots -
Hillary was setup to lose and it is clear. You obviously have no idea what the 'establishment' did to her. Morever, you will not admit that the caucuses are a joke.

It is a fact that Hillary is the stronger candidate and most informed to battle McCain. Obama is a loser only running on the promise of change. I have news for you cult followers – - anyone is going to bring CHANGE. The kind of change one brings is what's important. Obama will be another Carter but only worse. He is a radical and extremist.

CLINTON SUPPORTERS – UNITE FOR HILLARY. If Hillary doesn't run as an independent WE MUST NOT WRITE HER IN – THAT'S A WASTED VOTE. WE MUST VOTE MCCAIN FOR HER TO HAVE A CHANCE IN '12.

We can do this.

Realistic   May 28th, 2008 11:17 am ET

Delusional

Hillary just doesn't understand that while she has a loyal core of supporters, the other 60%+ of the nation absolutely despises her - thus rendering her totally unelected in the general election. But of course her plan now is to gut Barack's '08 campaign so that she can run again in '12.

Clinton / Lewinsky '12

maria el monte   May 28th, 2008 11:17 am ET

The Clintons have lost all credability with the majority of Americans. The silly argument that she is more electable (but I lose to Obama) is a sin against the poor slobs who do not have the awareness or education or whatever it takes to see the truth.The Clintons careers are over.

Chandler in NC   May 28th, 2008 11:17 am ET

Is Hilary psychic now? No one knows what the future holds- a year ago many predicted that she would be the Democratic nominee. She was leading in the polls, it was inevitable.

I find it interesting that the person that can't win-the person with the least experience- has run a better campaign, managed his campaign's finances better, has beaten the Clinton fundraising machine- he** has beaten the Clintons period. And he didn't have to lie, cheat or duck sniper fire to do it.

Angie   May 28th, 2008 11:17 am ET

This is why Hillary SHOULD NOT be picked for Vice-President. Who wants a running mate that thinks they are not capable of winning the Presidency. So, what is Hillary trying to say? She is either too arrogant to realize that she has already lost the primary or she thinks she will run the White House in Karl Rove fashion. I would not want her on my team under such circumstances.

Alice   May 28th, 2008 11:17 am ET

I believe that Senator Clinton is correct in the fact that she is the better candidate to win the White House. We still have Race Issues in this country that are not being openly and honestly addressed by the media and, sadly to say, I am hearing it more and more from my circle of friends, co-workers, and family members who say they will not vote for Obama and will probably vote for McCain or not at all. And these are individuals who are strong Democrates who are disgusted with the Bush Administration.
So what does that tell you?

TAHARI in CT 4 OBAMA   May 28th, 2008 11:17 am ET

DIDNT they say Obama couldnt beat a Clinton? CHECK THAT OFF
NOW they are saying Obama cant beat McCain? Cant wait to check that too!!

Everyone who doubts the strength of the Obama Campaign has had to go back and reflect. They are strategic and they understand the rules! There is a WHOLE NEW ELECTORAL MAP OUT PEOPLE!

McBush is in for a real treat if he gets pompus like Hillary did at the beginning of the primaries!

HILLARY HAS THE POPULAR VOTE!!!!!!   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

OBAMA WILL NEVER GET FLORIDA!
THERE ARE TOO MANY OF US HERE THAT ARE PISSED, BECAUSE HE IS STILL BLOCKING OUR VOTES!!!

BE A MAN AND PLAY FAIR!
OR ARE YOU SCARED OF A WOMAN?
YOU SHOULD BE!!!!!

GO HILLARY!!!!!!!

Joe - Wilmington, DE   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

It's all about Hillary...screw the party. Let's all get together and make these people go away before they do even more damage...please!

mib   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

To the undecided super delegates....you could have stop this!!!!

Judy, South Carolina   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

Hillary you need to stop being so stupid. If you were out front then you wouldn't want Obama to do this. Obama have not attacked you at all about who is the best and you would lose. I hope the DNC just tell you to fade away into the sunset. You are pathetic and crazy.

Vicki   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

Hillary is right and as a Democrat, I would like to win in November! Florida,Ohio, and Pennsylvania are a must for the Democrats and Obama won't win them.

C!   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

DEMS `08!!!!!!!

Miguel Filomeno   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

I am beginning to wonder if the heavy sniper fire taken during her trip to Kosovo has something to do with her recent delusional behavior.

Oh that is right... it never happen. It was her telling us stories again!

Let's bring the troops home from Iraq and focus on serious problems facing the United States on the years ahead.

100% Obama 08

Sylvia   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

SHOCKED – My daughter gave me a Book saying,
This is OBAMA's BIBLE. The Title, "Rules For Realistic Radicals"
by Saul D. Alinsky. OBAMA studied Alinsky and totally fashioned
his campaign on this Book.

CHANGE – HOPE – How to make your competition (Hillary &
John McCain) Look Like The Establishment.

Obama has NO ORIGINAL IDEAS of his own.
& ZERO EXPERIENCE.
WAKE UP VOTERS – He reads a good speech, period.

JD   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

Sen. Obama agrees to lay off the attacks of her to allow her a graceful exit, and she continues her attacks and false claims. This is why you don't make a deal with the devil.

If you only count the people who voted for her, by the way, she is winning this nomination unanimously! That shows how strong a candidate she is.

Tom,West Michigan   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

Should we not be asking the question if Hillary and Bill have
'lost it'?... it meaning their good senses? Why does she not see
what she's doing to her future as a legislator...as a good Democrat...
as an honest, sensible human being? The party leadership needs
to shut her down promptly.

susie   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

Dean should listen to Hillary's supporters.......we will vote for a person who is patriotic...........Hillary or McCain.

Broken Record   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

Hillary is sounding like a broken record. No matter how many times you state "the facts" they do not become true. This election is not going to be your old school election. You can't base what may happen on history. People are tired of the Republicans and most of all, we're tired of the Clintons. I couldn't be more nauseated to hear Hillary and Bill continue to pull nonsense out of the air. GO HOME! YOU LOST!

Nathan   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

Obama will never win. My family and I will vote republican before we vote for Obama.

Raymond Hei Man Leung   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

As a candidate, Hilary should put the Democratic Party before her. If Obama's point of view are very different compare to hers, then this race would be well-worth it. This, however, isn't the case. She should've just dropped out months ago. Right now, because of her selfishness, the Democratic Party is well-divided and chances of winning over the Republicans in November are down to nil unless she willingly runs for VP, which I don't think she would accept.

She's so desperate that she'll do absolutely everything to discredit her opponent in every way. She didn't raise her voice when the votes were discarded for Florida and Michigan back then; now she's begging for them. Hilary was overconfident, and as a result, the Democratic Party are now paying price. I ask you Hilary: "What guarantees do Americans can count on that you won't be overconfident again against McCain or in the White House?" Her selfishness is enough to convince me that she is not THE ideal Democratic Party Representative.

If the roles were reversed, I would've say the same thing to Obama.

JJ in NY   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

Tortured logic, fuzzy math.... the fact that hillary is starting to believe her own lies indicates an emotional disturbance and an underlying mental imbalance. She is dangerous AND unelectable because so many people hate her .

GERALD STROTHER   May 28th, 2008 11:16 am ET

HILLARY IT IS OVER !YOU HAVE NO SHAME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ALL ABOUT YOU . YOU HAVE LOST BY THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE PLAY BY THE RULES IF YOU KNOW HOW ? IF YOU COULD OVER RIDE THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE DO YOU THANK THAT WE WOULD VOLT FOR YOU? YOU CANNOT WIN WITHOUT THE AFRICIAN AMERICAN AND THE YOUNG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!VOLTS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

granforchange   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

GIVE IT UP!! SEN OBAMA IS GOING TO BE OUR NEXT PRESIDENT! YOU ARE GOING TO BE ONE OF THE MOST HATED PERSONS ON THIS PLANET NEXT TO GEORGE W BUSH.,IF YOU ARE NOT ALLREADY.. YOU ARE A TOTAL DISGRACE AS A HUMAN BEING AND A MONSTER... HAVE YOU NO SHAME??? PLEASE DO ALL US A FAVOR AND DISAPEAR INTO THE SUNSET.. ENOUGH ALLREADY!! GRAN FOR CHANGE IN WISCONSIN

Chuck R   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

Both of the last tracking polls Rasmusen and Gallop have Clinton beating McCain and Obama losing.

Of course all of the Obama people are convinced this is not because of the failings of their candidate, but Clinton's fault. Heck, they sound a lot like Karl Rove... no matter what goes wrong, blame Clinton.

brettjay   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

I thought she was playing nice.

Dave   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

Clinton's biased opinion regarding Obama's electability
is a n o n i s s u e!

The media is complicit with her for repeating this divisive garbage.

Ellie in Aurora, CO   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

As a 54-year-old woman, I want to see a woman president in my lifetime. But I want that president to be someone who will be an example for our young women, not someone who will allow her daughter to be complicit in her lies (i.e. Bosnia sniper fire). Not one who agrees to the rules, but then protests when she is losing. Not one who distorts facts to prove a point.

Please don't tell us, Bill Clinton, that others are being disrespectful to your wife. What you did with other women is the ultimate disrespect! I was a big defender of the Clintons until the presidential pardons – that was very telling about the character of these two, and this race has proved the point.

Jennifer, VA   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

Is she really the bEtter candidate? She seems more like the bItter candidate to me. Is she really the strOnger candidate? I don't know, but in the past few months, she has certainly become a strAnger candidate...

And for those of you who won't vote for Obama because he won't win, think about that for a second...that is if you are capable of thinking. Could it be he will have lost because you DIDN'T vote for him, you OWN PARTY'S nominee? Could all of those either withholding their votes or voting for McCain be the very REASON he doesn't win? DUUUUUH...!

SB   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

If you look at this logically, she has a point. She is more of a moderate were Obama is much more extreme. If she wins the priamry most likely Obama supporters will vote for Hillary, If Obama wins the primary I think Hillary supporters will be split between McCain(who is also a moderate albeit a Republican) and Obama.
It comes down to this...Obama Supporters won't vote for McCain, but Hillary Supporters might.

Another view   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

Hillary.

Labelling yourself a "fighter" against all logic is sheer stupidity. Hillary has been counted out by all measure. Close yes! but she's been long out of this equation.

Hillary is like the prized fighter who has way past outlived his usefulness, but just think one more lucky punch can land her the prize.

The naked truth behind her persistence is all about Hillary's RAW AMBITION AND THIRST FOR POWER – ME, MYSELF AND I nothing else.

There can never be any graceful exit for her now. She has exhaused that privelage. She deserves to be boot in the rear end out of the door. And please don't forget to slam the door after her.

BYE BYE HILLARY.

Hillary or McCain   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

Seriously folks, all of your are so caught up in the delusion of Obama being our next Commander In Chief. It is not going to happen. I, like so many others, will shift from Hillary, straight to John McCain, if Hillary does not get the nomination. Obama is nothing more than a young W. No experience, High Brow, and no idea on how to pull this country up. Keep dreaming Obama supporters. Your dream will die soon.

Mike, Ontario Canada   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

How could she campaign for Obama after these remarks? Instead, she would try to make a point that she has been right all the time; therefore, I think that she cannot conceive that she'll be left out of the future Administration, and she'll play her brainchild: either with her, or McCain wins; no reconciliation, no healing, take me or lose it.

Ticker Shock, Richmond, VA   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

I will vote for Obama if he wins the nom. But I am worried that he might not be able to beat McCain. I am hearing more and more middle-aged people (my age range) starting to consider McCain as an alternative to Obama.

I do believe that Hillary is the strongest most well-rounded of all three candidates.

Hillary '08

Frankie in the South   May 28th, 2008 11:15 am ET

She's also better with National Defense.. I don't remember Obama ever having to dodge sniper fire in a war zone and then have taken machine gun nest from the enemy with Sinbad at his side.

Please. This is nonsense. All politicians lie, but only the real slimy ones tell blatant lies (as opposed to half truths) and then have a cocky 'Whatever, so I mispoke, get over it' attitude about it.

Sorry HRC. We don't trust you. Most of the country doesn't. And that's why you'll never be President.

Somewhere in Texas   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

"SHE IS A LOSER"! If for some reason, the Democratic Party steals the nomination from Barack Obama, the whole party will go up in flames. Just as 92% of African-Americans feel that Barack is the best candidate, I feel they will abandon the party if the DNC steals it.

KJ   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

Someone, please tell me – how can Clinton make the argument that she's the stronger candidate when Obama is in the lead? If she were in fact the better candidate, the voters and the superdelegates (especially those who have switched their allegiance from her to Sen. Obama) would clearly have her in the forefront. If she were the best, her campaigning would have been effective enough to leave her with most pledged delegates and popular vote.

And please don’t use the Michigan and Florida thing – they knew party rules and violated them anyway, so they are responsible for any of the consequences. She agreed not to campaign in those areas just like Sen. Obama did because they did not follow the rules. Now, perhaps because she is not in the lead, she’s demanding that the votes be counted, and seems to make the argument that somehow, someone doesn’t want their votes to matter.

Sen. Clinton, you have done an excellent job campaigning and paving the way for women everywhere, in all areas of life, to pursue their goals and dreams. This historic campaign has been amazing to watch and has already set precedence. So please, bow out gracefully and allow Sen. Obama to focus on the general election. That will cause the party unity we all talk about.

Terri   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

She is the biggest joke around. Just watch, her henchmen are going to try and stongarm Barack for the VP slot. I really don't care for her because she has a lack of integrity and will stop at nothing to be on top. She is not a team player and all of her reasons for staying in are purely selfish.

I didn't care at first, but now I want Barack to win so we will have someone in the WH who will tell us the truth.

McCain is insane and Hillary is not truthful.

MaryK   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

She obviously does not want to be VP, she wants to run against McCain in 2012. I hope democrats are seeing though this.

cda   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

The trouble with Ms. Clinton's logic is that the voters decide who will be the Democratic candidate, not she. Every candidate in every campaign will say he/she is the most electable or they would not be running for office. In a democracy, the voter makes these decision, not the person running for office.

ittango   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

Hillary...
You have become a spectacle.
A sideshow rife with rants and reality deprivation.
You knowingly mislead your supporters with everything from partial truths to total mendacities.
As their "Leader" (in one way or another) your responsibility is to pull your base together in an effort to unify the party and secure a Democratic victory in November.
But alas...

obama - supporter - arkansas   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

BREAKING NEWS

courts in fl thrue out the fl votes case
said dnc has right to disinfranize them
poor hillary

Truth   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

One week and we will be relieved forever from listening to this crap...
We will have a big rally next week..
Change is coming soon

usa   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

hey hill...............................

flash back================================

didn't u say (2 months ago) on ABC news: Yes YES YEEESSSS.

he will win agianst mcain!!!

everyone knows by now, what a sick person you are.

Generation X   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

Hillary supporters, Generation X will not....get this...VOTE ON HILLARY CLINTON!!! If she steals this for Obama, McCain will be are next President.

DEMOCRATS UNITE   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

please Montana unite around our nominee HILLARY HAS NO CHANCE TO WIN THIS BUT ONLY TO STEAL IT. Don't listen to this MAD woman please stop this drama and vote Obama !!!!!

Edward, CA   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

She needs to quit, stop restating the rules every time it suits her, and start demonstrating that she's more loyal to her party rather than to herself.

HILLARY HAS THE POPULAR VOTE!!!!!!   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

SHE IS SO RIGHT!

THE MEDIA IS ALREADY TRYING TO WRIGHT HILLARY OFF,
SAYING THAT SHE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO RETURN TO THE SENATE ETC!

NOW YOU TELL ME THIS ISN'T BIASED REPORTING!

OBAMA HAS TOO MUCH DIRT IN HIS PAST AND PRESENT, TO WIN IN NOVEMBER!
HILLARY CAN WIN!
IF WE PUT OBAMA IN THE NOMINATION, WE WILL LOOK LIKE THE BIGGEST FOOLS EVER!
IF HILLARY DOESN'T GET THE NOMINATION, I WILL BECOME AN INDEPENDENT!
I NO LONGER WANT TO BE PART OF A PARTY THAT GETS SNOOKERED OVER AND OVER BY THE REPUBLICANS!!!!

HILLARY CLINTON 08!!!!!!

james from brooklyn   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

what else would hillary say. i've been doing some reseach on politics, though i won't reveal what i came accross but i will tell you one thing, that hillary's arrogance and deceptive tatic resemble the one of a political figure in the 20's and 30's. he way of destroying the democratic parties is rooted in that era.
OBAMA has prove to us how unfit of a president hillary would make and for some people to call her none sense effort as couragious is obsurd. last timei check, arrogance was a weakness. i've never seen so many ppl give credit to someone that is so selfish. the nomination was handed to hillary before it even started, now that she sees OBAMA has the inevitable nominee, she is crying foul. there aint no ref in this game hillary, man up

Ryan Daugherty   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

No Hillary, I haven't asked myself who is more likely to win the general election. I did ask myself, who would make the best President and based on the value of your past experience and the methods you use in your campaign, you are at the bottom of the order.

ben   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

This woman selfishly puts her own power hungry interests before her party and her country. She has proved time and time again that she is a liar and untrustworthy. Her policies are more republican than democrat – political theater & lies

Obama 08 – save the country, save the world from the impact of Bush/McCain/Hillary

Alesia   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

Obama 08. We don't need a whiney harmonal president!

Karen from Charlottesville   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

Obama can win against McCain. let's face it, either candidate will beat him in November, but Obama will be a more collaborative President who will get the Republicans and Democrats working together for a common good. We saw Hillary's failed health plan in the 90's and the "vast right wing consipiracy" that they complained about during Bill's Presidency. She is divisive – look at the superdelegates in the House and Senate and who they have overwhelmingly selected. They know that they can work with Obama to move this country forward.

Even Senator Byrd from West Virginia, who was courted by Hillary for years on the Armed Services Committee, chose Obama.

Lie to me....   May 28th, 2008 11:14 am ET

I promise I'll believe
Lie to me
But please don't leave

Carl Dupont   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

does Hillary know what is happening?
I hope somebody can tel her today's news:
Colorado Superdelegate for Obama; Delegate Countdown – 48 To Go
Oregon Superdelegate for Obama; Delegate Countdown – 47 To Go
Guam Superdelegate for Obama; Delegate Countdown – 46 To Go

To win, Obama needs only;
20 delagates from PR
10 delagates from SD
10 delagates from Montana
and 6 superD

Can somebody inform Hillary about this reality???

Paul   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

Is anyone out there that can shut HRC up? Why will someone from the news media simply tell her the truth. She is not winning the campaign because most people to not want her to be president, most people do not trust her, she is a liar, her presence is one of a "self served, egotistical spoiled young child who wants her way (I want me way, I want my way) or she will blame it on everyone else. Why can't she simply realize she is a victim caught in her own web and can blame only herself. She is the one who talked about her Bosnia experience (more than once), she is the one who mentioned RFK in 1968 then blamed Obama for "exploiting" her comments (hello, Hillary, did you or did you not milk the "gun and religious" comments to get every inch out of that one), she is the one who "implied" Obama was a Muslin, she was the one who time and again presented herself negatively and then whined when people saw through her. We are dealing with a person who has no concept of reality so let her continue to scratch her head and complain in a room where no one can hear her.

Priscilla for Obama   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

The Clintons are the ones who have tried to kill Obama's influence and his chance at the presidency. With Hillary out of the way, Obama will win over the voters. Hillary would like for Obama to lose, as Congressman Clyburn stated in the CNN press conference a month or so ago, so that she can win in 2012. Hillary is trying to take the Democratic party down with her. She, indeed, is working with John Mc
Cain.

nathan from CA   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

I think it's really funny that she says ALL THE VOTES MUST BE COUNTED! but her "math" is possible because she argues that you dont count the caucus states but Florida and Michigan Do count.

Also, just because New York and California voted for her doesn't mean they will go to mccain should obama be nominated. The democratic states that she won will probably vote democratic in november regardless of who the democratic nominee is. Same with voter groups. For example, Hillary's Latino base would most likely vote for Obama in november.

ROBERT   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

WHAT IS SCARY IS THESE COMMENTS. WHEN YOU READ THEM IT IS LIKE HEARING A BUNCH OF KIDS EXPERIENCING THEIR FIRST NIGHT OUT ON THEIR OWN. THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE ASKING FOR, THEY JUST WANT TO BE IN CONTROL. THEIR COMMENTS ABOUT HILLARY ARE AN EXAMPLE OF THIS, VERY CHILDISH AND INMATURE. THIS IS THE PEOPLE THAT ARE GOING TO ELECT A PRESIDENT THAT ONLY HAS THE EXPERIENCE TO MATCH THEIR CHILDLIKE BEHAVIOR. PEOPLE, WE BETTER THINK ABOUT IT. YOU MAY NOT LIKE HER AND YOU SAY WE ARE TIRED OF THE CLINTON'S BUT DURING THE CLINTON YEARS AMERICA WAS RESPECTED IN THE WORLD, WE WERE NOT AT WAR, WE WERE NOT IN DEBT, WE HAD MORE MONEY IN OUR POCKETS EVEN THOUGH WE MADE LESS. I FOR ONE DON'T SEE ANYTHING WRONG WITH THAT. IF ONLY WE COULD GO THERE AGAIN.

GO HILLARY MAY GOD BLESS YOUR EFFORTS.

Pol   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

I am speechless. What a woman – monster!

Deb   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

Enough already! Superdelegates unite and put Hillary out of her misery!
Obama '08

clevin   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

This is like watching that chic on the marta train-if you've got a heart you must feel sorry for 'em.

Andrew   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

As I watched the general election start to take shape over the last couple of weeks, I fear she may be right.

h   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

Obama may lose but the Clinton's are sore losers!

Joshua College Station TX   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

Apt comments, coming from a loser.

Hillary never ever ever. Not '08, not '12, not '16. Never! She is one of the most corrupt individuals ever to run for/hold office.

Dan   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

Actually Hillary, you have a 0% chance of winning. This has been the case since early March.

The way it works, is you have to win the primary to be in the general election. So Obama's approximately 55% chance of winning right now is higher then her 0% chance of winning...

It shouldn't be suprising to see the Clinton campaign continue to struggle with math.

TF   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

HP Boston

Poor BO has gaffeinitis of the moth and brain and is exhausted just reading a speech! He wants to be the peacock in the WH, prance around and do nothing as he does and has done daily!!
-------------------------------–

I'd rather have someone with gaffeinitis then someone who can't admit they were wrong on so many things and has been found to straight out lie to the people. Maybe Hilliary would of won if the current Prez, G W Bush!T wasn't such a liar as well. Sorry but this country is sick and tired of liars and that is what Hilliary has shown the people time and time again.

JM   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

HERE WE GO WITH THE CLINTON BASHING AGAIN IN THESE COMMENTS HERE.

CLINTON BASHERS SHOULD MAKE THEIR OWN PAGE, & CALL IT: CLINTON HATERS

Caroline   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

. . . If elections were based on who we "think" would win, we would just
depend on fortune tellers instead of voters.

Ralph   May 28th, 2008 11:13 am ET

Gulping water and grasping breaths against the inevitable tide that will drown her in bitterness, this woman will resort to saying anything to cast doubt. I only hope people are seeing her true colors...

michael   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

You couldn't keep your man from another woman. How will you keep the White House? Hillary will just be a puppet with Bill hands up her, (you know what) running things again the way he wants too.

'Nuff Said   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

I thought she would have given up the rock->paper->scissors strategy long ago. She would be a disaster as president. She'd make Bush look like Albert Einstein.

Sadie   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

Oh my GOD just make it stop already! Hillary, just stop, nobody with any sense believes you anymore and no one wants to hear it!

Fla Sam   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

What a sore looser! She is going to do her best to make sure he doesn't win in November so she can try again in 2012. Hillary JUST GO AWAY!

The Truth   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

HISTORY THOUGHT:

If Hillary had been with General George Custer at the battle of the Little Big Horn she would have been trying to convince him that she thought they had a chance to win.

If Hillary was with the Germans on the shores of Normandy while thousands of allied ships and planes approached she would have said "I think we can win".

If Hillary was with Saddam hiding in his little dirt hole she would have told him " I think we are stronger than the American military and we can still win.........

OBAMA "08!

Carl from va   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

This woman will say and do ANYTHING to try and become president of the Unites States. She does not care about the Democratic party or getting a Democrat elected (other then herself).
When Obama becomes the Democratic nominee, I believe she will do everything in her power to undermine his candidacy.
Then she can say "I told you so...".

MaryK   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

Way to bring the party together Hillary!!!!

No more Rigged Elections in America   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

Here's the fuzzy math some of you are referring to:

After everyone has voted in all states in territories, Hillary will have the popular vote, with/without FL and MI.

No more rigged elections in America. Popular vote is the vote of the people. Superdelegates need to vote based on the popular vote period. Isn't that what all Dems were screaming in 2000?

Hillary 08

Proud1of 26% in WV   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

Hillary is saying that people all across the country don't know what they are talking about.All those people who voted for Obama and all of those pledged delegates.Obama will re-write the map for electoral votes and win in Nov...4 or 5 states should not be the only ones involved in picking the president ,It will be a nation wide effort.They are talking about this major cover-up that she is really winning.They are wanting to move the goal posts.She will cry all the way to the convention.

MJAMES   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

Attention Democrats – IF Obama loses in November please remember the way Hillary is now running her campaign and do not support her because of that in 2012. I'm not saying he won't win and I hope he does, but Hillary Clinton has hurt the democrats chances this November with her smears, attacks, and victim playing for months now and we need to rememeber this next time.

David   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

The truth hurts and it hurts the Obamites in particular. Go Nader.

Robin   May 28th, 2008 11:12 am ET

Hillary Clinton has no shame....

I suspect that those who are voting for her, do so based on her husband's likeability which is still very high and is based on emotion more than logic. She definitely gets a sympathy vote from certain core women groups who want to see a woman President in their lifetime, no matter who that woman is. Hillary Clinton is a name they know. Barack Obama on the otherhand is someone who Americans are just coming to know and one reason for his rapid rise to the forefront of this primary is because of a deep hunger in the majority of people to have a President and a government that is 'for the people'. Neither Hillary Clinton nor John McCain can bring the kind of change needed in Washington because they are part of that old Washington system that is not working for the people.

Barack Obama is the only logical and sensible choice for President. He is the breath of fresh air needed in America and the world... Wake of Hillary and Bill supporters... we have had enough of the Clinton dramas to last many lifetimes and don't need another Clinton in the Whitehouse...

Glenn   May 28th, 2008 11:11 am ET

Only 48 delegates or superdelegates needed to clinch the nomination for Obama. Thanks Billary for having the Democratic Party have all primaries. You have helped Obama to gather the required 2026 delegates to secure the nomination. Hillary will be saying after Obama wins the nomination and then the presidency: "I am ahead in all categories, I should have won and it's still not too late."

Lana, California   May 28th, 2008 11:11 am ET

I think, that after giving her the benefit of the doubt, that is is extremely clear: She KNOWS she cannot logically win so she is trying like hell to destroy not only Obama's but the Democratic Party's chance of taking the White House in 2008. Her logic regarding these imaginary polls and statistics are courtesey of someones rectal cavity.

What a sad, sad way to end ones political ambitions permanently. There will be a lot of people in this country that will remember Hillary. Your legacy, instead of using your superior knowledge and abilities to change this nation for the better, will be instead that you used manipulation to take down this country.

Super D's, please end this national nightmare on June 4th and declare one way or another.

Bill Brown   May 28th, 2008 11:11 am ET

Hey. Didn't those same polls that show she would beat McCain this November ALSO show her easily winning the nomination and running against Rudi Giuliani this November as well?

Rave   May 28th, 2008 11:11 am ET

Hillary will loose if she is the nominee.. Not only loose, she will loose big time. She will loose even with Ralph Nader.
She is the last candidate standing in this race who is corrupt and desperate. McCain may not be as much corrupt as Hillary, but he has his big issues..staying in Iraq(because Bush said so)..
Think, Think, Think... this is not about Obama , McCain, Hillary.. we are deciding our future. The decision taken in 2004 resulted in job losses, gas prices, soaring ecomony, more troops dying... who should we blame ?? I think we should blame ourselves.
What is blue collar workers, white collar workers ?? This is just a diversion for the Media companies like CNN to extend the race and enjoy. I think the current issues are affecting every collar (blue, red or white).
Hillary is a tough fighter?? For what ?? She is fighting for nothing but her white house chair.
OBAMA is the only stable candidate and you all know it by heart.. let's not make an other mistake.
OBAMA / AL GORE 2008

Jason, Texas   May 28th, 2008 11:11 am ET

Hilary is grasping at straws again!

sacto joe   May 28th, 2008 11:11 am ET

Can there be any more doubt that this woman is pulling out all the stops to force herself onto the ticket?

And can there be any more doubt that putting her on the ticket would be precisely the wrong thing to do?

If she plays "my way or the highway", then take the highway, Senator Obama.

There is no room in the Democratic Party for this kind of viciousness.

Von Bismark VIENNA   May 28th, 2008 11:11 am ET

Those who have never taken this honorable Lady's words seriously should take a moment and reflect.
She has all along hoped, in face of her handicap on all electoral fronts, for some thing dramatic to happen.Now she foresees Obama losing in November should he be the nominee.
Not long ago Mike Hukabee fancied Obama being shot at.Did he let out the the cat out of the the bag?
At every crucial turn in Obama's campain the (REV?) Wright rears his urgly head.
Believe it or not there is a cynical conspiracy in the offing.Obama is not save.

Caroline   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

I wish she would just SHUT THE #@*& UP!!!

Disappointed   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

Please just finish out your seven days and then leave us alone.

Dennis   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

I'm not just interested in the "best candidate." I'm interested in who will be the "best President." In my opinion, and I repeat that is an opinion, the best president would be Barack Obama. Senator Clinton, as much as I respect what she has done in the Senate, is attempting to scare voters into voting for her. I suspect this nomination will be locked up for Senator Obama in the next week.

One caution to Senator Clinton supporters, for months, the majority of you used to tell us that the polls meant nothing as to how the states would go in the primaries. Now, Senator Clinton is championing the polls in her argument that she should be the nominee. I'm not going to fall for that. The polls right now are flawed as supporters for both candidates are deliberately saying they won't vote for the other Democratic candidate in order to better their candidates appearance. That will change once the nomination is decided.

Bill Brown   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

And based on number of states won, delegates won, and perception, you can't even beat Obama in your own party.

MJE WPG   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

Hillary The only loser here is YOU. Why can't you get that through that thick skull of yours.
ITS OOOOOOOOOOOOOVER. THANKS FOR COMING OUT.
Take that other looser of a husband and PLEASE GO HOME to ???????????????

Kate   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

It amazes me that with all the educated people who are voting in this election, how little original thought they put in it. When did the word "divisive" become the new "cool" or "rad". Stop using sound bites over and over. The primary season is not supposed to be all cordial. This is a competition not a hug fest. People are supposed to work hard for votes not praise other canidates. This notion of change is one big front for don't attack me on my policies because I don't have any. What fools everyone is being. Think about the process and the policies, instead of what the media is saying. I am a democrat who would love for Clinton to win and I am glad she is fighting on, that is what happens when you are campaigning. If she loses I will be just as willing to support Obama, if and when, he has actually won. Until then the primary is not over.

Michael   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

Oh, will you, at long last, have the decency to shut up? You make Michelle Obama look gracious.

Connie Sturgeon   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

I was for Hillary before she started her lies and attacks. Then I recalled the Clinton years when they did anything to cover up their wrong doings.Last week when she brought up RFK , I did not think she said it to mean any harm to Obama, but after these remarks I am not sure. I believe she and Bill will do anything or say anything to win. Reminds me of Bush/Cheney administration say anything , doing anything .Obama 08

Connie from Indiana

Koko   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

THE FACT THAT HILLARY IS SPEAKING LIKE THIS MEANS THAT SHE DOESN'T CARE ABOUT DEMOCRATS WINNING THE ELECTIONS.

SHE IS A POWER HUNGRY PERSON SHE ALREADY KNOW THAT BARACK HAS WON SHE JUST TRYING TO SAY THIS TO PUT FEAR INTO PEOPLE!!

HAS SHE FORGOTTEN WHAT THE POLLS READ IN THE BEGINNING OF HER CAMPAIGN AND NOW WHERE IS SHE???????????

SHE IS THE NUMBER ONE PERSON WHO SHOULD KNOW THAT THE POLLS AREN'T ALWAYS TRUE ESPECIALLY BEFORE YOU GET TO THE REAL THING!!!!! ON WHAT BASIS IS SHE BEATING MC CAIN WHEN BOTH HAVEN"T EVEN STARTED TO TRULY COMPETE.

OBAMA FOREVER!!IF U CAN RULE THAT LONG.

NO MORE LIES.

cnnwatcher   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

Let's get this over with and give Hillary the VP spot. Perhaps, that will shut her down.

Nu,Bakson   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

IF CLINTON IS SUCH A STRONG CANDIDATE, WHY IS IT THAT THE REPUBLICAN DON'T ATTACK HER?

WHAT DO THEY THINK OF HER RFK COMMENT. WHY IS THAT NO ONE HAS ASKED MCBUSH TO COMMENT ON THAT?

latino   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

Republicans are LOVING hillary's political sideshow.

Michael from OHIO   May 28th, 2008 11:10 am ET

Like a gnat that won't go away!

she can't shut up   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

Just go away ! Admit defeat like a lady..Its not hard ! SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP ! Your starting to sound like one's crazy grandmother who needs attention ! GO AWAY ! WHAAAA WHAAAA WHAAAA....your starting to really sound like the whinner you are !!!!!!! WHAAA WHAAA I wnt to be president I want to want to want to.....ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ! Broken record ! over over over again. SHUT UP !

RH   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

MEG: "I WILL NOT VOTE FOR OBAMA BECAUSE HE WILL LOSE."

LOL!! Wow.

Scott, Charlotte   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

Blah Blah Blah Hillary....take your meds, and relax....isn't Matlock on now ?

BARRACK ALL THE WAY   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

JUST CALL HER CLEOPATRA EVERYONE KNOW'S SHE'S THE QUEEN OF DENILE

Gene   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

Hm. Every poll? Every bit of research? Sounds like another misstatement to me, since Obama outpolls Clinton over McCain in southern and western states (even Virginia is polling in favor of Obama now!) And Texas is up for grans for Obama! Switch those two states, and it's a whole different map, Hillary. Quit living in the past, elections are about the future.

Give it up   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

If she is so much better, why is she trailing in elected delegates? She's been outdone and she can't admit it.

Pete   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

It is common knowledge that the Republicans are finished. My parrot
would defeat John McCain this year. The majority of voters will vote for
democrats this year. Even the republicans are tired of republicans.
George W. Bush has ruined it for everyone.

uma   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

the name clinton has been in political scene for about 2 and half decade,but here is obama from do where depeating both othem in a primary who was known in just a year how can any body under estimate the was that this guy handle both politics and the legacy he,s buildind?the bitcth is full of events she likes talking and she couldnt handle her campaingn well how can she handle the presdency we can se how americans are hungry for change by voting for obama against the clintons

Abaya   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

If Hilary Clinton is very sure of her position, why is it that 17 of her senate supporters left her for OBAMA? Even if Obama is willing to give her the No2 job, she have now destroyed that chance too (Obama/Hilary ticket). Move on Hilary and look to the future. When one road closes, another one will open.

Jon   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

Hillary is going to have the last laugh either way. If she gets the nomination, she'll laugh in Obama's face and if he gets the nomination, she'll fall over laughing in November when he loses the general election.

Kate   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

then why have primaries? .. why not just research and poll then declare the nominee .. ??

Kinneh Kantara   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

I live abroad and even though I am not an Ameican I love and respect America not only because I studied there but I think it is a great country. However, I can't understand the deception of the Clitons and the impression they are trying to convey. I think someone need to give them a good advise to stop before they do more damage in their standing to the outside world especially with people who have always respected and supported them.

Rob   May 28th, 2008 11:09 am ET

according to the official rules that were agreed upon by every candidate Obama has wrapped up the nomination.
I am sorry Hillary but denial doesn't win elections.

Gabrielle, Lancaster SC   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. O

Obama '08

Ed (New Orleans)   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

If she doesn't get the nomination she should break with the party and run as an independent. I made my choice long ago and if I can't vote for her, I plan to vote for McCain.

Charles   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

John Mc.Cain said he will never give up in Iraq. But- he gave up in Vietnam. he surrendered in Vietnam, he gave up and became a P.O.W. Why did he not fight to the end. NO he gave up. Now he is not on the front line he is telling the young men in Iraq not to give up when he did, Mc Cain is not on the front line in Iraq with a gun in his hand, if he was he would give up again.

indygal   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

Nope she does not give up... and all you Obama supporters will wish you had paid attention to her.

Long Time Democrat   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

This Democrat is going to vote McCain or write in Hillary over Obama. Once again I am going to have to hold my nose and vote. 40 years in the party, precinct manager, contributor. I am changing my party to Independent. The elders of the Democratic party, DNC and leadership have in my opinion conspired to elect Obama over Clinton, and will continue to do so because they do not want a woman, any woman to be President. Will someone, anyone start to put an Independent Party together that really wants to serve the American people????

News flash for all of you Obama supporters--–he is the same as every other politician!!!!!!!

David   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

Wow... way to unite the party. What's she going to say when she's officially done and Obama is the nominee? Or will she just slink off to a cave somewhere and we'll never hear from her again?

I think Clinton's new slogan should be "I'm going down, and I'm taking everyone with me!"

ALECO1 -----NOKOMIS,FL   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

HILLARY CAN'T EVEN BEAT AN UNKNOWN OBAMA, HOW DOES SHE THINK SHE COULD BEAT McCAIN.--IT ALL OVER HILLARY, BUY A NEW PANTS SUIT AND HEAD FOR HOME.

NY for Obama   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

Is this woman nuts?!# She signs an agreement to disenfranchise two states because they held their elections too soon; she loses 12 states in a row, then and only then does she talk about the poor people who's votes won't be counted in MI and FL. What about the people who didn't vote because they were told that the polls had been canceled? What about Obama not being on the ballot in MI because he was told that they would not count? Why was HRC the only one who left her name on the ballot when all the other candidates took their names off? Cheaters never win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Charles, QC   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

Like many people said, she just change her taliking all the times, she said Obama can win, if you win by 1 pts or by 5 ( in her math ) does it matters, you still win. She can't defeat Obama in the primary, she will not beat McCain a war hero who went under sniper fire. Obama has more chance of taking southern States and all traditionnal Democratic states.

Obama President of North America

wwf   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

To all Clinton supporters. If Hillary is the stronger candidate, why is she loosing. Why is this even a contest? Why did she not kick his butt by Super Tuesday? Just a couple of quesions I would like you to answer truthfully.

nothing but the facts   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

HILLARY, IS TIME TO GO....YOU CAN NOT GET RID OF OBAMA, HOW IN HEAVENS YOU THINK YOU THINK YOU CAN GET TO MC CAIN?
Stop thinking you are the best....you "were" in your time... but these are new times and we need new ideas,
When we hire people in an office we always look for people that bring new ideas, ways to do things, to improve ways to get ahead! Go back to the Senate and do the work... That's were you belong!!

No more Rigged Elections in America   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

I think it is Hillarious that Obama thinks he can win when he has blocked revotes in MI and FL.

Other swing states that Hillary can win: AR, WV, KY, and MO.

Hillary is the stronger candidate.

My family and I are all voting McCain if Obama is the nominee. Obama is just too liberal and he keeps flip flopping on his foreign policy.

Hillary 08

Kim   May 28th, 2008 11:08 am ET

The analysis, the research and the polls are all in SOMEONE TEACH HILLARY to Read

jfs Memhis, Tn   May 28th, 2008 11:07 am ET

If Obama is nominated and the Democrats lose in NOV. There are but two reasons for the lose............ Hillary and Bill Clinton. That will go down in the History Books and that will be the reason that the Democratic Party will turn thier backs on this team of crooks.

Hillary all the way   May 28th, 2008 11:07 am ET

Hillary IS the best option to run against McCain - If Obama faces McCain he will get crushed. The idea of someone with so little experience running our country scares me to the point that if Obama faced McCain in the general election, I would probably vote for McCain. Obama has NO chance against McCain.

Chris M.   May 28th, 2008 11:07 am ET

Hillary and McCain have what I like to call the "I-me-my syndrome". It's visible here as much as it's been visible elsewhere.

"I am the stronger candidate against John McCain in the fall."

"I" am the stronger candidate. That's part of what's proving her to be otherwise.

Tom - Canada   May 28th, 2008 11:07 am ET

As an outsider:
Sounds like Politcal Suicide for the Democrats. I suspect that Hillary realizes that she cannot win the Demcratic Race, expects/hopes Obama to lose to McCain the Presidential Race which sets her up for '12.
P.S. – What ever is decided in the upcoming DNC, it will be a lose/lose situation for the Democrats.

bill from pa   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

She may as well keep going and destroy Obama. What's her legacy? Fuzzy math, break the rules to suit yourself, lies about being under sniper attack, and brought peace to Ireland.

This woman is a bigger liar than her husband. Wait until after the elections when the Paul vs Clinton fraud case goes into full bore. The dems will be grateful they didn't listen to this pathetic excuse for a human being.

Ed from VA   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

Stop dreaming lady (and I'm seriously using that term loosely!)

Just because you feel some since of entitlement to the White House doesn't mean that the rest of us have to share your fantasy. I mean your husband is even hinting that your daughter may go into politics. I know you all have delusions of grandeur and that you will some how create some political dynasty...but it's time to face reality and realize that it's not a dream deferred....it's a DREAM that's OVER!

Justme WV   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

Lets just say Sen Obama does lose in November -( I believe wholeheartly that he will win) Has he not earned the right to lose?

Marc, Toronto   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

And Hillary contends that she is not doing harm to the Democrats by staying in this race.

Bill and Hillary Clinton's policy is to follow the adage "desperate times calls for desperate measures.

She for sure just took herself off Obama's ticket.

The electoral map will change drastically this year. Many states will change colors – not just the traditional swing states.

Chuck R   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

Right now the people who have the ability to take a night off of work or leave their family for the evening have given this nomination to Obama. His entire lead comes from the more than 150 votes he picked up in the caucus states. Hillary has won more delegates from the states that held primaries than Obama. That is just to fact. The voteres want Clinton. As we saw in Texas the caucuses have nothing to do with the will of the voters.

victor   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

D Frank GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT. Rules are rules and you just don't change them to serve your own purpose. GOD everyone knew the rules THEY KNEW THEM. Now the rules don't suit there needs so they start crying. GIVE ME A BREAK. FACE UP TO YOUR STUPIDITY AND ACCEPT WHATEVER THE DNC GIVES YOU.

Buddy   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

Obama will win 7 of his 57 states. If Hillary loses Hello John for me.

Glenn   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

The "queen of self disllusionment" herself. What an sick ego!

Sukie on the River   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

If this primary process seems "prolonged," only the two parties can be blamed.

This is how they set it up.

They also decided ahead of time when they would start demanding losers to quit the primary circuit.

They didn't consider that Hillary Clinton isn't a quitter, that she is admired for this trait, and that she will have many write-ins on the November ballot.

Maybe the parties should upgrade their antiquated and unfair primary system that disenfranchises so many voters.

Marge Hibbing Mn   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

SHE SURE GOT THAT RIGHT....the Democrats that are sick to death of the bunch of people who "hijacked" our party are going to vote for McCAin. Who in their right mind wants some one like obama to run this country.

The so called Democratic male bloggers who peed and moaned about the republicans having their party hijacked by bush and his minions have been strangely quiet about the bunch of maniacs jumping and chanting and spewing nonense in our party.

When the GE is over in November the Democratic Party as we knew it will be no more. We real Democrats are going to re-group and start our own and let the bunch of dancers who think all you need to be to be a candidate for president is a good hand waver, chanter and speech reader. This is the type of person our schools are turning out.

Mike   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

Yes , yes! Throw out every rule that has ever existed. Give the nomination to Queen Hillary because she 'thinks' she is the stronger candidate. Please go Girl, yay.

Jen   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

Over 100,000 people in Billings and the biggest crowd she could gather was 1,050 people. WOW Big!

The more I hear her the more I believe this is about beating Bill. She wants to be 1st Woman President because he can't ever beat her at that. This will be her pay back to him.

MO Guy   May 28th, 2008 11:06 am ET

GE is still 5 months away..... A lot can change in that time. Of course, if Hillary riles her supporters against Obama (which she has already done in not so many words.) Hopefully people will come to their senses and realize that our country needs to be put first. Not Hillary's agenda. Not an illegal war in Iraq. America!!!!!

Obama 08

Scott Glenn in Wa   May 28th, 2008 11:05 am ET

Go hillary show everyone you can take a licking and keep on ticking...........

........in the end, however it will be Obama for Pres.

A CANUCK   May 28th, 2008 11:05 am ET

Sounds like she has added smoking to her drinking !!

Farrell, Houston, Tx   May 28th, 2008 11:05 am ET

IF THE STATISTICS SUPPORTED HILLARY, I WOULD SAY SHE'S RIGHT, BUT THEY DON'T, FACT. HILLARY HAS RIPPED THE DEMOCRAT PARTY TO SHRED AND CONTINUES TO DO SO. DNC PLEASE DO YOUR JOB AND STOP THIS MADNESS.

independent voter   May 28th, 2008 11:05 am ET

Gee, the Obama supporters just don't like to hear the truth!

Admit it, he is a weak, inexperienced candidate!

Because of his mudslinging supporters, I will NOT vote for him. My vote goes to McCain.

A Real Democrat   May 28th, 2008 11:05 am ET

So, how can you be electable when more people voted for the other guy in the primary? I see that her coalition of "hard-working, white Americans" is not enough for her to win. (even though she calls that the broader base of the party). And for those who refuse to vote for Obama, for whatever reason, then he was right about his "bitter" comments. You don't vote on substance, you vote on other issues, rather than your own interest. He may misspeak, but he sure didn't lie.

What is this about the DNC shoving Obama down your throats? You know,before the primaries began they all agreed to this system which has been in place for years. Her husband won with it, but now that she's losing its flawed? Please remember Clinton people, he is not stealing the primary, people voted for him, and continue to do so. Oh, and if you want to discuss FL & MI, the only way she's ahead in that vote is if she doesn't give Obama ANY of the votes out of MI... and does not include any of the caucuses... because since she lost those, they're undemocratic. All this blaming everything and everyone else rather than saying, 'ya know, we didn't organize or plan as well as we thought'. They even ADMITTED they had no plan after super Tuesday, because she thought she was going to be crowned the nominee because her name is Clinton. She's run as well as she can but at this point its a little late and its very old.

Drew, Central FL   May 28th, 2008 11:05 am ET

Yeah, well, some of us do have a brain. I did do the research and mine showed that Obama actually fares better than you do...by a substantial margin. Like he is doing now with you. Add to the fact, that he keeps taking the high road to your scorched earth approach.

You should've had this wrapped up by Super Tuesday, but you didn't. You miscalculated then, and you are still trying to subject America to your fuzzy math.

I suspect that if you hadn't acted like a Republican, you would be the defacto nominee now. I guess that was your biggest miscalculation.

Pappu   May 28th, 2008 11:05 am ET

Hillary is absolutely right. We didn't go through this long process only to lose in the fall. BO and HRC are running neck and neck. How dare he look for other VPs? If he ignores her, I'm not voting for this arrogant man. His campaign has used the race card and had him treated with kid gloves, while it has been perfectly OK to bash Hillary.

Hillary '08, '12, '16, '20

Ken   May 28th, 2008 11:05 am ET

Come on Hillary ... I've always liked Bill and I would have voted for you if Obama hadn't been a candidate, But I'm starting to see a side of you that I really don't like. Please stop making yourself look bad. By you losing the primary is not the end of the world. One day Chelsea might be the first woman president ... I think she has real potential.

Bill in Rochester   May 28th, 2008 11:05 am ET

Hillary was ranting several years ago about a cover-up when Bill was running for President. Now it appears that Bill is returning the favor. I wonder if it will play as well. Hillary seems to have a hard time controlling Bill during these primary races. Will she have any control over him if she becomes President? She claims to have the majority of popular vote by including Florida and Michigan but what type of fuzzy math does she use to calculate the popular vote from the 13 caucus states? If Obama becomes the nominee, then the only way he will lose is because the pseudo democrats who support Hillary sold him and the democratic party down the river. That also applies to the reverse scenario.

New York   May 28th, 2008 11:04 am ET

Now.. Which Hillary is saying this? Is it the one who recently denounced and rejected herself or is it a new personality? Would someone please let me know because I can't seem to keep track of the multiples anymore...

RH   May 28th, 2008 11:04 am ET

So, at some point she's supposed to turn around, close ranks, and campaign for Obama in the general election after having for weeks screamed that he can't win? How can anyone really expect that from this woman? What good would it do even if she did?
I do not understand how she can let everything ride on this virtually non-existent chance of winning the nomination. She must have had some sort of breakdown. I've been racking my brain for ANY explanation for her behaviour other than ego-driven delusion or an effort to sabotage Obama for '08. I can't come up with anything else that makes sense, and I hold a degree in political science from a respected university. Somebody help me out – what in the world is she doing?

Lars Larson   May 28th, 2008 11:04 am ET

If Sen. Clinton were the front-runner, this would be over. Uncommitted superdelegates would have been falling all over themselves to make sure to back the Clinton wagon.

As it stands, those remaining are a bit gun shy because they know what happens if you cross the Clinton's. They've seen it before and are afraid.

Don't believe me? Ask Gov. Bill Richardson.

Alex, Florida   May 28th, 2008 11:04 am ET

Everyone knows polls now mean very little in November.

This is a smokescreen.

She's lost the Nomination; now she's staying in (I think) to get more leverage to get whatever she wants (VP, Majority leader, etc) when she finally has to bow out.

You had a good run, if kind of a dirty and nasty one Hill. Time to think about the country and not just HRC.

McCAIN=BUSH=DISASTER CONTINUES   May 28th, 2008 11:04 am ET

BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA-What the hell is McCains middle name? AND WHO CARES? All you that keep throwing that in to be cute are racist and pathetic. Not racist against Blacks, but any one of Middle Eastern Descent. Hussein is a blessed name in that part of the WORLD! Like John, Mark, Paul....Get over it, read a book...ignorant backwards thinking people are tainting the herd.

JERMAINE   May 28th, 2008 11:04 am ET

I'm getting tired of the same 'ol same 'ol. This is getting old. No wait this IS old. Im not following this election anymore until either Clinton announce her consent, or she miraculously pull this thing out. Until then, I'm done!

Plainsman   May 28th, 2008 11:04 am ET

Who doesn't take into account the theoretical as apposed to the reality. It's kinda like how this time last year Clinton would have the nom tied up by super tuesday. So you know things always happen just as people predict they will.

An educated blackman   May 28th, 2008 11:04 am ET

I think the stronger candidate is obama. We really need to unite democrats if we are going to put this country back on track. I say whoever the nominee is we need to back him/her so we can keep another lier like bush out of office. WASP anybody?

TF   May 28th, 2008 11:04 am ET

"I have never seen a candidate treated so disrespectfully just for running." – Bill Clinton

Well Bill if you didn't disrespect your wife first by having an affair in the Whitehouse then maybe we would respect her more.

I think Bill is losing it, along with his legacy!

Greta   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

To "I have a dream"-

I take issue with your conclusion that the "uneducated poor" are the only Americans voting for Hillary Clinton. I am sure there are comparable numbers of 'uneducated poor" who have/will vote for Barack Obama.
However, your apparent elitist condescencion is quite telling. Don't forget that is is the "uneducated poor" who perform the hard work in this country , so the elitists can squander its rewards.
At least Hillary Clinton is real enough to acknowledge these uneducated poor enough to stand up for them.

Go Hillary!!!!

Go

CWatson   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

Obama wins states Hillary can't in polls. Why can't Hillary be honest about that? How does Hillary explain polls like California? She's also relying on polls of states Obama hasn't campiagned in until very recently like michigan and Florida.

If she's so much better than Obama, why can't Hillary beat him in delegates, states/contests won and legitimate popular votes tallies?

It'll be good to get this Clinton nonsense over next week.

LETS ALL GO TO THE CRAZY FARM   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

in the words of Motley Crue:

GIRL DON'T GO AWAY MAD. GIRL JUST GO AWAY.

Matt in Ohio   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

Hillary is correct. This democrat will not vote for Obama and there are many, many more like me.

No Hillary = No VOTE!

Roz Jones   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

Hillary's argument is flawed, to say the least. This is a PRIMARY, where only Democrats are casting votes. In the general election, Democrats, Republicans and Independents will be voting and there will be many who now support Hillary (because she's there), switching to Obama. November is 6 months away – an eternity in politics. There is plenty of time for the heat of the moment to cool. Calmer heads will prevail and Obama will be our next President, thank God.

Alice   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

Look, I know Carville is one of your (CNN's) political consultants, but don't you think dignifying these kind of arguments in articles like this is stretching it a bit, CNN?

vic nashville,Tn   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

Hillary 08 or Mc Cain 08

Mark   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

PETER PAUL!

David Goldman,Los Angeles, CA   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

MCBUSH NOT THE ONLY ONE SUFFERING FROM DEMENTIA.

After further review,Texas   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

Lying and pandering to American indians while wearing a medicine mans necklace.Well the three remaining candidates were chosen as if it were "Star Search" and this is what happens.Im glad Ron Paul is still running.Hes my only option now but at least hes honest.

Jaci   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

Hillary is more likely to lose the nomination....So what sense does she make?

R. Cooper   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

Hillary has lost!! So she needs to let it go. She is constantly insisting that Obama will lose because she cannot perceive losing this race to a Black man. She believes she has a right of ENTITLEMENT to this nomination. There is no other reason why she is still campaigning. She also believes that the superdelegates are OBLIGATED to endorse her due simply because of her entitlement. Obama not only can win, HE HAS WON! He out performed her in this campaign by an overwhelming majority and unless the party CHEATS HIM OUT OF THE NOMINATION, which Hillary intends to do, he will also beat McCain. So, BARACK has WON THE NOMINATION and will win the ELECTION. Sorry Hillary, but this not a fairy tale after all! Is It??

John, OH   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

Unsupported statement alert! Unsupported statement alert!

NoMcSame   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

Now I understand why Bill disrespected her and went after all of those other women, this woman is crazy. They are both crazy. A bond held together by a love of politics. Obama is beating her but yet she claims to be the one that can beat McSame. Her people won't put their money where their mouth is but she thinks that she can beat McSame. Rush has done a good job of brainwashing her into thinking that a Clinton has a better chance of winning than anyone else. Hillary check this out, they hate you and it will all come out if you was to get the nomination. Don't be fooled.
NAVY Vet. for Obama08 NoMcSame As Bush

DW   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

If Obama was losing like Hillary, they'd booted him out of the race a long time ago. This is really outrageous. This woman has gotten away w/ so many outrageous things. It's unbelievable. No wonder Billary think their entitled to the nomination.

That GAFFE she made on Friday regarding RFK, is exactly what she's waiting for. That's the only way she can win. That's sad how she and Bill have brought themselves down soooo low. Desparation really has settled in w/ them. She is definitely NOT the person I want to represent this Country. She's a BIG LIAR, schemer, conniver, etc.

larry King Live   May 28th, 2008 11:03 am ET

obama did not win the contest fair and square he just did his used the math in this favour the black vote that is....so people should not cry foul if hillary would take this the convension....please give mea break this is politics.......nothing bad .... i think koolaid kids want instant sucesses without a fight...what a wuss generation in the making.....sad times for america.......go vote obama....good for the world we would bet youll in every other field....lololol....koolaid kids....

Jim   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

Blah, blah, blah... same old tripe from the old, worn Clintons. Time for a change and Obama is that change. Will be curious to see if Hillary continues as the Senator from New York after this is all said and done. It is clear that her primary reason in running for the Senate here in New York was to run for President. Those that said this back when she first ran here are now vindicated!

DD   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

Tell me how is this good for our party??

The Clinton's can not see beyond themselves....very sad.

obama - supporter - arkansas   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

CNN SHOULD BE BOYCOTTED
I CAN NEVER GET A DECENT LINE IN. AND MY COMMITE IS NO WORSE THEN ANY ONE ELSES, NEVER AS BAD
SHAME ON YOU CNN

K. Mitchell   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

Hillary it shows that you don't want the democrats to win if you keep
trying to urge voters to vote against Senator Obama, instead of rallying
your supporters to the obvious winner. The winner of the primary is
the stronger candidate. That would be Senator Obama. If you were the
stronger candidate, then why did you lose the delegate count, popular vote, and number of states won? Just declaring yourself the stronger
candidate doesn't make it so. Otherwise, we wouldn't need elections.
you may "think" that you are the stronger candidate, but the voters have
stated that Senator Obama is the stronger one.

catcake   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

If McCain wins over Obama in the fall we'll know who to blame, Hillary!!

MD FOR OBAMA   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

This is a plea to Hillary. Please stop the madness. You are the only one that can unite this democratic party. Stop being selfish and stand behind Barack. If not then we as a nation will be forced into a 100 years war by the putrid old man who calls himself MCCAIN!

Loni P.   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

Supporters of Hillary seem to forget that Republicans absolutely cannot stand the Clintons and will come out in droves against her. I don't see how she can be expected to beat McCain in November when people in both parties can't stand her more so than they do Obama. Most people think she's unlikeable and dishonest while at least McCain does have the respect and likeability factor for him from both parties. She can't beat that at all.

Alice in Florida   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

The Dems will only win in Florida if Hillary is the nominee. We won't forget who blocked a revote here, and that was OBAMA.

If Obama is the Democratic nominee, I hope Florida is the state that sends him back to Chicago where he can "organize a community" or back to the Senate where he can vote "present" for the rest of his career.

What poetic justice that will be – the state that he turned his back on will be the state that defeats him. It'll be worth four more years of a Republican Presidency just to watch him and his cult followers cry like the babies they all are.

CP - Texas   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

Another excuse. At every turn the HillBilly campaign comes up with another excuse...........sexism, popular vote (the ones she counts),phase of the moon is wrong, yada, yada, yada......enough already, your making me thirsty.

faye, NV   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

Evillary please put a sock in it, you really think you are better than Obama, and not just for this presidency spot.

When you mention RFK you stoop to the lowest degree a human being could. Yes, we know that you would like to see Obama dead, and that is why you openly put a hit out on him.

You have become to aggressive and ego-centric and I would rather see the REPS win instead of you.

This is from a very poor american.

Kim   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

IMPEACH HRC

annie bowden   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

Here we go again with all the lies from Hillary Clinton. Because of her skin color she truly believe this is something thats due to her.

Again, I say to the CLINTON'S "ITS A NEW DAY." I just want people to remeber these are the same people who brought shame upon the White House. TRAVEL GATE, WHITE WATER, SEXUAL ACTS WITH YOUNG GIRLS, THE DEATH OF VINCE.. THE LIST GOES ON AND ON.

THESE PEOPLE BELONGS IN A ZOO NOT THE WHITE HOUSE.

Paula in WI   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

What amazes me is how she stereotypes her supporters in an insulting manner,and yet they don't see she has insulted them.She's have thrown out long ago if she were not running by using Bill's credentials.

Dee Okla.   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

If she truly feels she is the better candidate to win why isn’t she winning? And if she thinks she would truly win if for some out of this world reason the DNC took it from Obama and gave it to her that this would go over with the people that voted for him she has another thing coming. And before all of you hill supporters get started here are a few facts: Hillary started with the most money, the best campaign infrastructure, the most superdelegates, best known of the decorated nominees and the most support by party insiders. Despite the claim of so much support, she finds herself, through her own incompetence, to be $20 million in debt, behind in superdelegates, pledged delegates, and popular vote (If you want to count Florida, fine. Michigan was not a fair election. And you cannot ignore caucus states). How great of leader do you think she will be if she can’t keep her own campaign out of the red and continues to sink more money in a loosing battle?

JOE-VA   May 28th, 2008 11:02 am ET

The difference between winning and losing is policy or propaganda. Obama is all about policy and Clinton is all about propaganda. There is no evidence, trending or otherwise, that indicates Obama will lose to McCain. It is just too early. Likewise, it is too late for Clinton to claim she could win because she has lost.

Frank   May 28th, 2008 11:01 am ET

I know that Obama supporters don't like hearing it, but the available evidence supports Clinton's argument.

She has a lower chance of actually losing to McCain than does Obama. But Obama has a higher chance of winning big than Clinton does.

That's why you see the pattern of red-state Democrats supporting Obama and blue-state Democrats supporting Clinton.

Democrats in red states want him to fundamentally reshape their political landscape.

Democrats in blue states want an election that follows recent patterns generally, but has one more state in the Democratic column than Gore got.

It all comes down to how much you want to gamble.

chitown lady   May 28th, 2008 11:01 am ET

Oh my God ! Does she ever SHUT UP ! First Bill now her.........My dear Hilliary, I would rather vote for MICKEY MOUSE then you. I have NO intention to vote at all if you get the nomination. Why are you so desperate to get into the white house? Just what we need, Hill and Bill show again. NO THANKS ! I rather NOT VOTE AT ALL, then to vote for you. Your politics stink. Your only for yourselves. The 8 years you and Bill had are proof of that. Gee, how many countires are you now making money off on your back door deals ? Hmmmmmm........Care to discuss that ? WIll you sever all ties on your money making entities if elected ? NOPE ! See yeah Hilliary. Your lost, why can't you just gracefully accept it ? Your showing what a loser you Clintons really are........

Lars Larson   May 28th, 2008 11:01 am ET

Please state your polls, research and sources of information. I am tired of all people, parties and institutions saying that "these polls show" or "this research indicates". Which polls? Which research? If you honestly have the information to prove your point, state it so we can see it! Otherwise it looks like information is simply being pulled out of the air.

A few people said they don't like raisins, so we should stop making them. Who are a few people? How many is a few? Did you only ask people that you knew didn't like raisins?

Let's see these polls, research and information. Then let's see the questions that were asked to get the results for the polls.

Oh wait, you don't have that information?

That's what I thought.

Steve   May 28th, 2008 11:01 am ET

"Don't worry that I'm losing to Obama, I can beat the other guy."

Why do we even hold primaries? This person is telling us to ignore the fact that she is almost 200 delegates behind with 86 left to go (in sports, that is called mathematically eliminated) but keeps up the rhetoric.

I expect to read any day that the NFL referees have convened and reversed a call in the Super Bowl. The Giants will be notified that their last touchdown didn't count because it was unfair that Plaxico Burris was taller than the defender and the Patriots will be awarded the NFL Title. It's just as ridiculous....

Brina jo   May 28th, 2008 11:01 am ET

Look, I'm not even old enough to vote, and its pretty obvious what she's trying to do. She's trying to make Obama look bad so she can win the nomination. And for what? To lose to McCain in the real election? Come on Hillary, you're supposed to pick you battles wisely. Sadly, you have chosen one you just can't win.

Obama 08

Deezy   May 28th, 2008 11:01 am ET

Then why didn't she win the nomination??? Hillary you are destroying this great party and i suggest you stay in the race as much as you want but stop hurting Barack and the party. He did better than you in the primaries and the whole world witnessed!!!

emmanuel   May 28th, 2008 11:01 am ET

i am fedup of such pondering on Obama by her. is time too step out of the race. you are twisted. first you say obama can win, then you say he can't??! you also want the number 2 spot for vice president and still want the president??!! ooh my gosh. i am not hating seriously but i liked bill clinton and i was going to vote for you but your negatives are too high and you are too lie i am voting for barack obama. cuase you say you lead in the popular votes you DO NOT. the man name was not on the ballots you campaigned and he never campaigned in the states of florida and michigan. it will be unfair too just hand thos over too you. and yet still you blame everyone. they were on Obama hard about his pastor he never nlames anyone he dealt with it. Moreover, the balck community say he was too white and now you he is too black cause of another man's word, you people are sick!! your husband did bad stuff too as a president did anyone use that against you no!! at first you say the delegates matter when obama had the popular votes lead by over a million, now they don't matter you want it change cause he took them back! and still he is leading in the popular votes check your maths please. there are more that bring us together than divide us and i am not going to trash talk anyone who supports you or John McCain , but, i seriously think it is time to give him a chance and see we had enough bill clinton and also bush (John McCain).

Kim   May 28th, 2008 11:01 am ET

please step up supers and shut her down

Ed (New Orleans)   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

The more Obama speaks, the worse this is going to become. Hillary's best bet will come after Obama loses, we have four more republican years and she can run again. Let's just get to November so I can vote for McCain.

Dan , TX   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

Well, he may lose the general if Clinton works hard enough to make sure he loses. But one thing is certain, he will win the democratic nomination. Even with FL and MI seated at 100% Obama still has more pledged delegates than Clinton after all the pledged delegates are awarded.

renard   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

whether we win or lose as democrats this election should depend on the issues not the candidate. If after 8 years of a trickle down economy,declining wages, record home foreclosures,rising health care cost, health insurance being stripped from benefit packages.gas cost and heating cost going through the roof, and food cost soaring we lose to the Republicans because the poor whites vote for a white Republican who is totally wrong on the issues as opposed to a black Democratic then we as a nation deserve the pain that a McSame Presidency would offer us all. Im voting democratic this election and i wouldn't care if he was Indian, Eskimo, Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese,Guamanian, Puerto rican, Cuban, Vietnamese,German, Russian, or Arab AMERICAN. Just as long as he or she is a DEMOCRAT.

Xavier, St. Louis, MO   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

Obama has been doing the most intelligent thing he can do to bring the Democratic Party together. He is not being arrogant, like some people might think. He is smart enough to know that the more he talks about Hillary, the more it will cause a division in Democratic Party. He is trying to bring the Democratic Party together and turn his guns to the Republican Party, instead of shooting down another Democrat; which, by the way, is the honorable thing to do if you care about your party. Unlike Hillary, who is only hanging around, just incase something bad happens to Obama. She is lower than the dirt on an ant stomach!

She lost! Game over! And by the way, with statements like this and RFK, forget about dream ticket! She would have Obama killed. Good ridden Hillary!

YES WE CAN!

Marty   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

Looks like Obama people are scared of Hillary or just do not understand the nominating process. If you are tired of it, don't read it, don't watch it, simple. Your protests have an edge of hysteria. This Democrat that will not vote for Obama. Hillary will be my write in.

usa   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

============clintons=liars==========

clintons fight only for clintons.........................................................

....................i rather lose than vote for a person like hillary clinton.

god bless.

Emeka, Florida   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

The true test to this claim is to check how both has performed in open primaries. The open primaries is a better pointer to the GE and he has won most of that.

mjc   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

you obama people are so in love with barack you are failing to see that everything she is saying is TRUE.

check out gallup.com today, it proves her point is correct, as of now. and electoral-vote.com

you people are kidding yourselves if you think obama can win in november.

Tracy---Indianapolis, IN   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

I am sooooooooooo sick of her. If for some reason they take this from Obama I WILL NOT VOTE FOR THAT SORRY EXCUSE FOR A WOMAN............She will not win.........Remember Hillary & and Hillary cult members........you reap what you sow

Obama 08

Jim   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

Hillary, you've become disgraceful. Sorry you have absolutely no care for the party. Talk about a self-centered way of thinking. You've clearly lost this thing. EVEN IF YOU COUNT states which broke DNC rules... go ahead, take those delegates you won in Michigan where YOU were the only one on the ballot!!! Take those delegates, and you STILL LOSE. How on earth can you say that you have a better likelyhood of winning the general. You need to win a primary before you are allowed to run in the general. Get a grip. Obama has won this fair and sqare. And you just can't let go of your ambition. I can't understand it. Even that dimwit Huckabee had the understanding of when to bow out. But you, you've committed to bringing down the ship... and everyone along with you.

youngdemocrat   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

Watching her is like watching a train wreck over and over and over again...all the Clinton's do is lie and cheat and convince people that they are being attacked and the "victim" of the democratic process...Obama has more delegates, more states, and a better chance to beat Bush#3 in November...The recounts in Florida and Michigan need to be completely redone...no if ands or buts...then and only then can the true candidate be nominated (and we all know who that is)

OBAMA '08!!!!

Wayne Atlanta   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

I see Senator Clinton continues to try give the Democratic Party an arsenic cocktail. Though in the beginning I was a strong supporter, she has now alienated me as well as a host of others. It does appear that Senator Clinton has lost any regard for the Party and now is looking to set herself in the cat seat for future references. Unfortunately for you Senator, you will have burned so many bridges that any attempt at another run would possibly be considered a joke among a lot of us. For her to keep up the rhetoric and continue to slap @ Senator Obama though it appears he is the likely nominee clearly shows where her loyalties lie. She should stay in the race if she choses but every day that she is, is one more vote of confidence that she loses..

Necie   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

I'm sick of hearing her....Fla & Mich are only issues because Hillary is LOSING!!!! End of Discussion. Hillary agreed to ALL the rules and she is not playing by them. How can I trust her to stand by all the promises she's making....I can't and I won't!

Go home already Hillary and take Bill with you!!!

Tony   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

Great, so Obama polls better in a few states worth, what, 20 electoral votes total? Florida is a very important state and Obama has a high risk of losing it. Clinton will win it easily. If the superdelegates weren't so caught up in the media's interpretation of things they might do well to listen to her.

Waiting on June 3   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

So much for party unity. This woman has done nothing but spew hatred and divisive comments. There is no place for her in any party but for the love of God I don't see how she can call herself a democrat.

Phil Newton   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

Just stop.

David K in New York, NY   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

I want to know who will challenge HRC for Senate in New York. I'm ready to throw them my support. Hillary obviously is interested only in herself- not the American people, and certainly not the democratic party. I am disgusted with her win at ball costs attitude. She has some major fences to mend if its even possible.

No more Clintons   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

The Clinton's Legacy:

Monica Lewinsky, Paula Jones, Gennifer Flowers, Whitewater, the White House travel office firings, White House coffees and Lincoln bedroom stays for donors, FBI background files on Republicans, missing documents and the presidential pardon of a fugitive friend.

Anyone But Hillary!

Monica   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

Margie,
She is not still standing because people are behind her or supporting her. She is still standing because she can afford to loan herself a little money.

Justin   May 28th, 2008 11:00 am ET

And you're point is?

Mark in Mpls   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

Fortunately, the primary system has done what it is supposed to do.......separate the contenders from the pretenders. HRC and Bill are so power hungry that they have become incapable of telling the truth. It must be difficult to look in the mirror before going to bed knowing you are a fraud.

Stop Hill Stop   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

EXPERIENCE????

I'm so tired of this, why because she slept in the White House?

If she was so involved, she would have known about Monica...

If she's so involved, then she HELPED get NAFTA

If she was so involved, then she should be accountable for the impeachment as well...

So she has 1 more term in the Senate than Barack?

Please, she's riding her husbands coat tails...

FedUpDem   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

Enlightened Voter May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

I'm sorry, but how are you more electable when your losing? BTW I checked on Obama's senate record and then on Hillary's. His is very impressive while her's is superficial. He's been very busy in the senate.
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LOL....NOW HERE IS A FLAT OUT LIE!!!
Nice try obamidiot, but not even the most biased obamedia outlet
would try to say that, omg, that is too funny!!!
The senate record speaks for itself mr obamas "present" votes well documented. Are you an absolute idiot trying to compare the two records in the senate?

done with nuts, yea for hil!   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

maybe we should just all be backing ralph nader. half the nuts that are voting for obama could easily be swayed to vote for nader, he's as crazy as they all are! then obama wouldn't win either.

Katty_Brums   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

Hillary! you go girl! They tried so hard to get rid of you, but NEVER GIVE UP! That is terrifying for Obma´s people because they know he does not stand a chance against you!
HILLARY DO NOT GIVE UP!! TAKE THIS FIGHT TO THE CONVENTION !! YOU WILL BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
WE HAD ENOUGH OF OBAMA´S LIE AND SEXISM.
HILLARY WON THE POPULAR VOTE AND HAS MILLIONS WHO SUPPORT HER! MADAM PRESIDENT! DO NOT GIVE UP! YOU ARE A FIGHTER AND NOT A QUITTER. WE LOVE YOU!
We will never ever vote for Obama. We want Hillary and Hillary it will be!

Katty, San Diego, CA

Sam   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

Hey Hillary !!!!!!!!!! Stop dreaming and get out of the race like a good old lady ....... People of USA can no longer enjoy your funny jokes like this ... Two of your jokes like " I WILL WIN THE NOMINATION " and " I AM THE STRONGEST CANDIDATE " may also win the best jokes award for this year .... ohhhhhhh no i cant ctrl my laughter .... So shut up and sit down

Generation X   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

Hillary is a sell out to larger corporations like Walmart, drug companies, and mideast investment groups. She is a Republican in a democrats suit pants can't you tell all her supporters are actually Republicans...they all want to vote for McCain! Her campaign is full of lobbyists like Mark Penn which are expecting to be payed back with power that Hillary WILL give him! There is a reason why they have been investigated so many times.

45 Delegates to win!

Joe, Ottawa, Canada   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

Why do I have this sinking feeling in my stomach that the Democrats are going to self destruct. Afterwards, I guarantee you there will be gobs of analysis, and HillBilly will accept NONE of the responsibility for sinking what many American's and most of the rest of the world has viewed as America's last chance to change itself, and the world.

If McCain gets in, prepare for war with Iran, which will make Iraq look like a picnic in the park. If Hillary gets in, prepare for at least 4 more years of no-accountability, no-responsibility, spin politics.

Obama is our only hope. The worlds last hope.

Yogi   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

I am an Obama fan, but I have to say poor CNN trying to twist her words. It might be inaccurate but She didn't say Obama is likely to lose instead She was saying She will do better. Well that what all of them are saying. I am better against John McCain.

Felly   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

This woman is bipolar. She needs to go away. How can you win the general election without wining the primary?

Dr. Truth, Boston   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

Yes he will lose West Virginia – so will Clinton.
Yes he will lose Kentucky – so will Clinton.
Yes of course he will lose Arizona – so will Clinton.

I don't care that he's running behind in the polls vs. McCain. I would rather put up an honest smart upstanding American against him than a plotting deceitful manipulative arrogant liar like Clinton.

Clinton please tell your racist supporters (obviously a minority of your supporters) to grow up and accept that a capable non-white male can take care of things better than McCain. Also admit that a substantial number of voters voted for you because they wanted to stir trouble and will certainly be voting McCain in the fall.

She is just so used to things coming so easy to her she can't believe that this half black guy named Hussein Obama can be beating her even with the benefit of the "Clinton" lable.

sharon scarborough   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

PLEASE STOP HILLARY! GO HOME TO BILL.

Sorry   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

Alright people let us not turn on each other by saying ugly thing about Ms. Clinton. It is hard to lose( and if we were all honest we have felt the way she is feeling at sometime when things did not turn out like we thought it would). The only thing I want to say to Ms. Clinton is let it go there is a bigger plan for you. Everything happens for a reason. Let's all get behind our nominee and kick the RNC out of our White House.

True Democrat

Ron, LV   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

To Margie. I also believe that mother's do not send their children into known danger where they may be hurt or killed. If the Bosnia trip was so dangerous, why would she take her only daughter who was still in school to a place where she can be shot at by snipers? The other point is most educated voters do not need to be treated like children and told what to do. Hillary is not my mother and does not have the right or authority to tell me what to do. Finally, its all right to fight for a just cause and your country, but to fight for your own ego at the expense of these is out right wrong. People who do not support or agree with Hillary are not throwing her under the bus. Calling someone a traitor or Judas because they support the other candidate is throwing someone under the bus.

john   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

THIS IS BULL S*** WHAT DID SHE THINK WHO SHE ARE ?

SHE IS NOTHING MORE IMPORTANT THAN AMERICAN PEOPLE.

SHE CANT DO BETTER THAN OBAMA.

SHE KNOW IT.

OBAMA 08.

Max   May 28th, 2008 10:59 am ET

LOSER! LIAR!

Elaine, HK   May 28th, 2008 10:58 am ET

Hillary, please STOP now. Even my eight years old girl asked why are you still in the race since Obama is the winner. You cant even win Obama and what makes you think you are a stronger candidate to beat John Mccain. You have missed your chance to exist gracefully and you will go down the history as the worst candidate ever.

Sean   May 28th, 2008 10:58 am ET

Well, this certainly is one for the ages.

Look, if Obama Loses to McCain, it won't be for lack of trying. At least he's been attacking McCain on Issues, instead of whats supposed to be his teammate. Hilary fans, if you seriously think that Obama is that different from hilary, you have been deluded beyond hope. Don't vote for McCain in November, it would be cutting off your nose to spite your face.

Kyra   May 28th, 2008 10:58 am ET

Hillary needs to learn when to just let it go. She has gone so far that it is impossible for her exit with any grace or dignity. She and Bill have completely ruined their relationship with the black community. We've heard a lot of talk about Obama's inability to court the white blue collar worker but no one is talking about the fact that Black people have grown to despise the Clintons during the course of this election and it is impossible for any democrat to win the Whitehouse without the Black vote and trust me when I say Hillary won't get. She gone too far and said too many damaging things. A lady always knows when to leave the dance unfortunately Hillary has given up her lady status.

David, Silver Spring, MD   May 28th, 2008 10:58 am ET

By "every analysis" we mean every analysis except counting the number of delegates, the number of states won, the number of votes cast....

Hillary has shown herself particularly adept in one area: she has managed to exploit her credibility with Democrats to tarnish the best hope of the Party to win the election at a time when a Democratic victory was virtually guaranteed and desperately needed.

Is there another politician in the country who could, like a viper in the bosom, poison the Democrats in the time of their greatest opportunity and in the country's time of greatest need?

felix c   May 28th, 2008 10:58 am ET

There is no other option for the Democrates rather than putting Hillary and Obama on this year,s presidentially ticket. Any of them can be at the top but should take the other as a running mate. It is very very undemocratic to ask a candidate who is campaigning and winning (eventhough still behind with delegates) to step down. They are all very good candidates. It is rather unfortunate that they both came up at the same time.

JIM   May 28th, 2008 10:58 am ET

Without Hillary ,no choise but vote for MCcain,much better than Obama not a Muslem!!!!!!

nancy kelly   May 28th, 2008 10:58 am ET

What a sad case she's become. How could such a bright, accomplished woman degenerate into this? Women of America, take heed. Her manipulative, backstabbing, two-faced performance is exactly why no one takes women seriously in the real world.

Allen Jimerson in NY   May 28th, 2008 10:58 am ET

This is getting out of hand. I was once told that the "Super Delegates" main responsibility is to maintain order in the party. If this is not disorder, then I don't know what is. Shame on the uncommitted delegates. I don't care who you vote for, but sitting on the sidelines is destroying our chances in November. Let’s stop doing McSame's work for him and bring this party together.

Dems 08

Joe McCallum   May 28th, 2008 10:58 am ET

WHY IS IT THAT THE CLINTONS THINK THAT THEY ARE ORDAINED TO BE IN THE WHITEHOUSE? THEY HAD 1 GOOD TERM AND THE 2ND TERM WAS MARRED BY CONTROVERSY. IT IS DISGUSTING TO SEE HOW SELFISH THEY ARE. THEIR DISHONESTY AND LACK OF INTEGRITY IS HARD TO TAKE, AND EVENTHOUGH MANY WOMEN WOULD LIKE TO SEE A WOMAN ELECTED, HILLARY SHOULD NOT BE THAT WOMAN. NOTICE THAT WHEN SHE TALKS, SHE NEVER LOOKS ANYONE IN THE EYE. HER EYES WANDER AROUND, AS IF SHE IS LOOKING FOR THE "PROPER" LIE TO SAY. I WON'T BE VOTING FOR HER. SEEMS AS THOUGH MANY AMERICANS ARE MASOCHISTS. MANY AMERICANS ARE 2 STEPS FROM FALLING UNDER, AND THEY SAY THAT THEY WOULD NOT VOTE FOR OBAMA. WHY NOT? SOUTH AFRICA ELECTED MANDELA, AND I HAVE NOT HEARD MANY COMPLAINTS. OBAMA IS IN THE SAME VEIN, PAY ATTENTION!!!

QuietStormX   May 28th, 2008 10:57 am ET

I don't know why people don't call her on those numbers. Ask Hillary and Bill to prove it. What poll? Every day I hear some comment from them that are lies. There are no reasons to still be in the race far behind in delegates for the nomination. I hate sore losers and cry babies.

Washington, D.C.

Roxanne NY   May 28th, 2008 10:57 am ET

CNN, Hillary beats Mc Cain in Nevada, Obama loses to him. Get your story right!

PW   May 28th, 2008 10:57 am ET

Wow, it seems that she contradicts herself every other day! It seems that she is tearing the party down. Obama campaign has been professional throughout; but Hillary is filling the crunch so she is bringing out those "Devil Horns". She want Florida and Michigan to count now, but she agreed with it for earlier. Obama name was not on the ballot for one of the states. So this would not be fair. Rules are rules and should not be broken. I believe she will try to take it to the convention! It is amazing what one will do to get power! She had a taste of it when her husband was in office.

Ed, Santa Fe NM   May 28th, 2008 10:57 am ET

HILLARY SHUT THE HELL UP AND GO BACK TO THE SENATE

John   May 28th, 2008 10:57 am ET

She is looking increasingly desperate.

I began this election with favorable opinions of both Dem candidates, but now Hillary's continued negative attacks on her own party and refusal to accept reality are just painting picture of a slightly deranged, power-mad person.

Bartt from NYC   May 28th, 2008 10:56 am ET

This woman is mentally ill !

She and her husband are DESTROYNG the democratic party ! Where are the 'supers' to stop this thing HRC from poisoning the election and the country? This thing should be put to rest! FOREVER!

Teresa C   May 28th, 2008 10:56 am ET

Well it really is too bad that we have to endure another mistake with electing Obama for President. Americans never truly learn a thing from their past...we allow ourselves to be fooled everytime along with some media brainwashing.. Hillary Clinton is the only choice for the democratic party and the seat in the white house... But I guess we all have to find out the hard way...

whiteloveforobama   May 28th, 2008 10:56 am ET

yes but you have to beat obama first !

George   May 28th, 2008 10:56 am ET

Hillary's idea of unifying the Democrats is to belittle the chances of her party frontrunner because she think she is more deserving of the nomination. How could she possibly be the VP candidate. Kick her to the curb she has fallen back on her Barry Goldwater roots and is trying to destroy the Democratic Party.

White, hardworking, bitter, woman for Obama   May 28th, 2008 10:56 am ET

A black man beat a white woman in a race, is anyone surprised?

Zlatko   May 28th, 2008 10:56 am ET

If Hillary is a such a strong presidential candidate, how come that she has not been able to convince and inspire sufficient number of voters to support her financially?! Hillary's campaign has been broke for months, saddled with huge debts, and kept alive only by infusions of more than $10 million of her personal money. If she and Bill were not so rich, her campaign would have been over long ago. What an irony, that the wealthy Hillary presents herself as the champion of the blue-color working people. And they seem to buy it.

Unshrub   May 28th, 2008 10:56 am ET

Give it a rest lady, polls show you are the most disliked politician next to Bush. Go home, we don't want you any more. And that your old man with you.

Christopher in Seattle   May 28th, 2008 10:56 am ET

The Superdelegates need to step in and end this.

Jim-Saint Paul Minnesota   May 28th, 2008 10:56 am ET

Hillary, say it like it is.

Marie from Canada   May 28th, 2008 10:56 am ET

He IS going to lose.in November. BIG TIME. Sorry. And the more you Obamaniacs insult Hillary, who by the way you're lucky to have, the more her base will desert you in November. So keep it up, peeps. You make your own bed, you lie in it.

sue from canada   May 28th, 2008 10:55 am ET

Give it up, Hillary. You are pathetic.

whiteloveforobama   May 28th, 2008 10:55 am ET

yes i agree clinton you are stronger than obama against macain but

we want to you to beat obama first please thank you !

we only having 3 states left so i am not sure if going to beat

obama

JB   May 28th, 2008 10:55 am ET

I hope when she reruns for her carpet bagger senate position in NY, the NY voters show her exactly what she can do with her ridiculous, care for no one but herself attitude. This woman (after this primary) doesn't deserve to be the President of the PTA.

mm   May 28th, 2008 10:55 am ET

Who is the Hillary person?

Barbie   May 28th, 2008 10:54 am ET

I don't want her ~ she speaks with forked tongue

Mike   May 28th, 2008 10:54 am ET

Hillary is not uniting her party. What would you expect in the general election. I doubt she has a cross over vote to win or the ability to bring this country together.

She creates a strong negative in many peoples mind.

I want a positive outcome for this country in this election..

Eleanor   May 28th, 2008 10:54 am ET

With all these war lies being rehashed by an insider who knew the truth(Scott McClelland) you would think she would want to unite her party
Instead she goes around at every turn thinking of nothing but herself and her own big EGO for power!!
She needs to get *over herself * and think about whats really important
uniting the country and democrats to get this pack of liers and criminals out of the white house!!!!
MCBush will just continue this huge LIE!!!!

jake1492   May 28th, 2008 10:54 am ET

no mystery here.... simply the political axiom that "if you say it enough, it becomes true in people's minds" .... very tiresome. Hillary has been beaten by the better politician.... and the better human being.

Simone   May 28th, 2008 10:54 am ET

It is absolutely horrifying that the DNC is letting her get away with this. We are losing sight of selecting a nominee for the presidency...this process is blowing my mind!!!

Rebecca   May 28th, 2008 10:54 am ET

Good Luck Obama.

Janelle   May 28th, 2008 10:54 am ET

This is getting so tiring.

No, you are   May 28th, 2008 10:54 am ET

TOO MANY PEOPLE HATE YOU HILLARY!

James   May 28th, 2008 10:53 am ET

She WON in New Mexico and Nevada !!!!

wisdom   May 28th, 2008 10:53 am ET

Hillary is joking, what she mean? when she said she is batter than obama? she must go and rest because fighting for her husband not for her self. she must live Obama alone hs is batter than she, b4 the election people who want to change there mind and vote for Obama

Avinash   May 28th, 2008 10:53 am ET

This argument is like a baseball team saying "Yes, we know we lost our League Championship Series. But we will be the better opponent against the champion of the other league. Therefore we should be sent to the World Series anyway."

Curliss   May 28th, 2008 10:53 am ET

Time for Hillary to run as an independant! We need a new course and new strong third party in the US.

Go Hillary! Go Hillary!

John Democrat   May 28th, 2008 10:53 am ET

Hillary is the MOST DIVISIVE person. She will be the REASON FOR UNDECIDED AND UNCOMMITTED REPUBLICANS presently to come out and support McBUSH if she is the nominee...

Lisa   May 28th, 2008 10:53 am ET

I knew she would continue to be a pain. She has lost the battle for me as a strong woman. It is so sad that she is such a low down person. I can't stand her and hope that she is put away soon!

R.C.   May 28th, 2008 10:53 am ET

Wasn't it Hillary who said just a few weeks ago "If you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen"? And her husband said something to the effect if you don't want to get hit then don't put on the pads. Now the Clintons are complaining about everything-a sexist campaign-they are disrespected-everyones taking things out of context-the media is so much for Obama, everyones trying to push her out-the old boys club is siding against her etc. All that crying and trying to play as if she is somehow not the reason why she's losing. Enough already!

Kenneth   May 28th, 2008 10:53 am ET

She's right. She has a better chance of winning the general election. Obama hasn't won ANY of the battleground states. She has an advantage in big and small states that have determined who wins and who loses in previous years.

If Obama loses in November, at least you can't say that she didn't tell you so.

Shane   May 28th, 2008 10:52 am ET

HE WILL LOSE. WE NEED OUR WHITE HOUSE BACK. IF THE SD UNDERSTAND THE TROUBLES WE ARE IN, THEY WILL BACK HILLARY. SHE HAS OVER 300 ELECTORAL COLLEGE, HE HAS 217. AMOUNT NEEDED TO WIN GENERAL ELECTION, 270

Toni - Atlanta   May 28th, 2008 10:52 am ET

My take on this at this point is if the election is for Obama to lose then so be it. At least he will have run an outstanding campaign and did so honorably. He didn't cheat or steal or whine to make any deals!! Can anyone say the same for Hillary? NOT!!

Len Smith   May 28th, 2008 10:52 am ET

Hillary is correct. She is the only one that can beat McCain in the general election. Obama just does not have the credentials or experience to be President. And, if he thinks he can dream change, he has a lot to learn. I am not sure why it seems to me that the American people like the sizzle and not the steak.

Nate in Mpls   May 28th, 2008 10:52 am ET

So awesome. This was so deadpan it was like an SNL sketch:

"And based on every analysis of every bit of research and every poll that’s been taken and every state that a democrat has to win, I am the stronger candidate against John McCain in the fall."

It was not immediately clear which polls and states Clinton was specifically referencing.

Hahahahaha... well I think she was specifically referencing every bit of research and every poll that's been taken.

wwf   May 28th, 2008 10:52 am ET

Lady, you lied again. Did you not say that Obama could win? Guess you mispoke again, and again, and again, and again.

shirley   May 28th, 2008 10:52 am ET

Hillary is a disgrace to the Democratic party and a disgrace to the women who have supported her. The Clinton's are planning to steal this nomination through back room deals with super delegates and pressure on the DNC from big donors. Otherwise, Hillary would have conceded defeat based on the real math instead of her fancy spin where she calls for all votes to be counted except caucas votes and whatever else she hasn't won fairly.

KK   May 28th, 2008 10:52 am ET

MALARKY!!! America says no to a push-pull dichotomous legacy of 32 years–BUSH-CLINTON. It's just NOT going to happen. We're too late in the game to listen and be influenced by this bull.

Florida democrat   May 28th, 2008 10:52 am ET

Way to continue dividing the party Hillary. You and your supporters seem to care more about you than the party. We know who to blame for four more years of Bush politics.
To Hillary supporters: if Hillary is 'the stronger candidate' then why did she not when the most delegates. Obviously she has not proven herself to the democratic party. This is why she will not be the candidate.

To the Obama folks: Why does he not seem to be campaigning in the remaining primary states. I am a huge Obama supporter in FL but I think he is making a BIG mistake to spend all of his time in New Mexico and Colorado when there are still primaries coming up next week. November is a long ways away, does he really think he can win over new voters in NM or CO now and expect they will not change their minds (maybe multiple times) over the next 6 months. Obama, what are you doing?????

STLCOP   May 28th, 2008 10:52 am ET

So much for party unity...

Jamaal Kansas   May 28th, 2008 10:52 am ET

Hillary is lo she is has sunk to a new level she will never be VP after this Scorched Earth Primary she has Run!

will   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

If she is soooo electable why can/could she not beat OBAMA???? clinton supports just answer that one question...... they all knew the rules...... they all knew how to play the game......... why is she losing???????????? If she is so Electable????????

LMDJ   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

Her comments are as silly as RNC going after Obama for mistaking the name of concentration camp which his uncle DID help free (Buchenwald sp?). Hilliary, Hilliary supporters and RNC are grasping for straws.

Hilliary did not site any polls because there are many polls which show Obama strong against McCain in November.

By the way, Marilyn, there is no large black population in Whyoming,Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Washington, New Mexico. You sound like Pat Buchanan.

Female Independent   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

What worries me is the remaining super delagates. What does Clinton have on them? Are they afraid to go ahead and support Obama? Or are they waiting for someone else to tell them what to do?

Look super delagates. If you are for Obama – state your position. If you are for Clinton – state your position. You are the one's tearing the party apart. I think most of the remaining super delagates want to be on the winning side no matter how damaging it is to the party.

Super delagages take a stand. Fridays decision on Florida and Michigan should not deter you from your position today.

Frank   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

Even though I like Bill Clinton and was going to vote for Hillary until I discovered Obama, I am going to have to say they did play the race card after they started to lose.

You see, they though they had this nomination in the bag and was okay with Florida and Michigan not counting until they found out they were down and Then Obama blazed from behind and could not be stopped.

She let her guard down because she was the leader... but forgot this is a race! She shouldn't have done that. You ran a bad campangine Hillary, and it's over and you lost.

And trying to use hard working American aka white Americans is not going to change that. By having racist dummys vote for her is not a good enough reason.. I think Bill and Hill are the ones playing the white racist redneck card. To Hill Bill supporters, get over it and pick up a book.deal and call this OVER! Obama is going to be the next President.
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JBY   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

Have you ever wondered why you never seen Hillary Clinton and Robert Mugabe in the same room?

Hmmmm....

Dee   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

HILLARY WHY MUST YOU BE SO NEGATIVE? A SORE LOOSER YOU ARE. SHAME ON YOU HILLARY, I THOUGHT YOU WERE A REAL PERSON, I WAS WRONG.

Venus   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

Well Hillary – Obama got 2-more superdelegates this morning!!!

45 more superdelegates to go!

How can she believe the polls for the fall election?

This is a very sad woman!

Roger Evans Colorado   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

The Clintons are a legend in their own minds. Rmenber this is Hillary and Bill, and they will do anything to get back in power. The Clintons will lie, cheat and try and get the rules changed so they can win, or maybe just play it out, till they find the right hit man. I feel sory for the people who buy into the Clinton B S, they are in it for themselfs, you people will be the first ones run over by the Clinton bus. For people who have spent their lifes lying, how can you buy into more lies, or maybe you like people who lie to you.

Clinton Support   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

I do support you but is time you stop saying all this grab. Obama will win. You have a lot of informations that Republicans will use against you. Please respest yourself and stop saying this. I will not vote for you again because of all this things you are saying. I will vote for OBAMA. I have some friends that are Republicans that say they want you not OBAMA. they voted for you because they though OBAMA will be very hard to beat.
McCain's not attacking you but OBAMA.
My friend who is Republicans told me many things about you and Bill so I will not vote for you again.
What about this case Paul V see this case# BC304174
Clintonwww.hillcap.org
After all this I change my mind on you.
Stop saying all this and just drop out now!!!
Shame on you. Do you think Whitehouse is ment for you and Bush

The O   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

This Hefer needs to go, does she have anything positive to say, she is so filled with hate and fear, we have had 8 years of this already we don't need another 8 years of this crap. and just becuase she says so does not mean a thing, can you really trust anything that comes out of her mouth I think not. Obama brings a new vision for America, hillary brings old division back to America. we need to break from the past. and move on to a new day.....

BARACK / SEBELIUS 08

BARACK THE VOTE!!!!!!!!

Greg, Pennsylvania   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

Democrats are idiots. The republicans are idiots too. This is going to be the worst election in my lifetime, this is the begining of the end.

JJM, Oakland   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

Hillary too bad for you he kicked your Clinton butt.

bob, chicago   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

Hey Hillary

Think you will win Illinois in a general election.
I doubt it.

Mike in Columbus   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

She is such a uniter!

This is all Obama's fault! He went and won the primary, when he wasn't supposed to. How dare he!

And, one of his supporters once looked at me cross... I will never vote for him because of that!

Cindy   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

She's right. In several state-by-state analyses of electoral votes in poll matchups between Democrats and McCain, Hillary wins more total electoral votes (today). Obama has a lot of catching up to do in electoral votes for the general election against McCain. He may not do it.

Diane   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

Stop with the stupid scare tactics. Homer Simpson could beat the Republicans and McCain in this election year. Perhaps in 2012 they will have a more formidable candidate and a better vision for this country. Obama will do well, and the country will get back on a track.

HSNP   May 28th, 2008 10:51 am ET

BARACK OBAMA ONLY HAS THE DELEGATE LEAD BECAUSE OF CAUCUS STATES WHERE HIS SUPPORTERS STRONG ARMED THEIR WAY TO VICTORY!

NOMINATE HIM AND LOSE THE GE!!

Peg Robson   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

I am in complete agreement with her. Obama has nothing but words and McCain has sacrificed so much for this country throughout his life and rookie Obama doesn't have the experience nor a plan.
Peg
Angola NY

Jack   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

Yeah based on every analysis...except for the PRIMARY PROCESS ITSELF in which she's losing in EVERY category. And Hillary supporters who are claiming the popular vote due to the 'disenfranchised' voters in FL and MI. Look... I'm going to lay this out for you as simply as possible because I'm tired of the ignorance. Hillary claims to be the champion of these 'disenfranchised' voters but she signed the ruled that stripped FL and MI of their delegates just the same as everyone else. Now she's blaming Barack and the DNC. It's not their fault! It's FL and MI's faults for moving up their primaries when the knew that their delegates wouldn't be seated. And speaking of disenfranchisement, by claiming the popular vote she's ignoring (disenfranchising maybe?) EVERY single caucus state. But I guess that's okay because only big states (that vote Clinton) actually count. I'm usually not this angry but I've had it with her. Now she just keeps tearing him down when we should be uniting. She's ruining the Dems' chances as well as her own political future. See if she gets the VP slot after a stunt like this. Or re-elected to the Senate for that matter.

Obama '08/'12

Monica   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

I will say it again...
He does not need OH, PA or FL. But I will ultimately guess he will win some of them anyway.
East coast, midwest, New England states and some in the south and he is the next president.

Buffalo Guy   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

Yes let him loose. He will be my preferred looser instead of a fear mongering cheat like you.

People are you listening   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

You know if this was the Hillary than ran in the first place she would be the nominee. However, it seems that the one the Hillary has shown is she hardly ever gets it right on day one.

War in Iraq
Universal Healthcare
NAFTA
CAFTA
Campaign Strategists
Campaign Strategy

However she has proven herself to be more than a capable candidate. I don't think the superdelegates will overturn the will of the people for the candidate who one the pledge delegates. Just think if the roles were reversed what would woman think if a bunch of white men in backrooms decided to take the nomination away from Hillary if she lost primaries in SC MS and NC. I believe if we unite both Hillary and Obama will be presidents.

Let's be serious if Obama does not win in November Hillary will never see the white house. But if we unite Hillary can come clean up any mess Obama makes.

Obama '08 '12 then Hillary '16 '20

Emeka, Florida   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

This woman is just pathetic. The hard fact that she also knows is that no matter who the DNC fields as its candidate, the Democrats would win the November General Elections.
Even the elderly Hillary supporters wont vote Mcain because none wants Social Security to be privatized. Most people are fed up with the war in Iraq.
Some voters would only be voting agaisnt Bush and not neccessarily for the Democratic nominee.
The DNC should bury Hillary's obsessed ambitions on Saturday, once and for all.

Cactus Joe   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

This is a non-issue. Don't take the bait Obama supporters. Keep focused on McCain.

Hanging Chad   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

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R.I.F.   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

Amen Chris. No one's challenged Hillary on one issue in over a month. Plus, there a many polls that show that Obama is doing better than Clinton against McCain as the article states. in fact, in the biggest prize of them all, California, all polls out show Obama running better than Clinton.

Hillary, please remember that all polls showed Dukakis winning big and he ended up losing 40 states. They also had you and Rudy Guliani winning the primaries in blowouts and we how accurate those were.

bringin the pain   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

obama never
hillary knows obama is weak, he did all his big winning before america found out whom he really was

T. HAMILTON   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

YEA THEY SUPPORT HER, RUSH AND ALL THE OTHER SO CALLED CONSERVES, CAN'T STAND THE FACT THAT A BLACK MAN BEING PRESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ,IF PEOPLE CAN'T SEE YOU ALL ARE BLIND. IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY WE CALL THIS HINDING RACISM! IAM AFRAID THAT RUSH, HANNITY AND SOME OTHERS MIGHT JUST HURT THEMSELVES WHEN IT HAPPENS. SO PLEASE SOMEONE STAY WITH THEM ON ELECTION NIGHT. IT MIGHT BE TRAGIC FOR THEM!

Reggie   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

Do we really want some so one selfish to be our leader. It's one thing to have desire to win, but at what point does it become to much to bring everyone together. Weather she admitts it or not she doesn't want the DEM. to win if she is not the the candidate. She would much rather sit back and watch us lose so she can say I told you so. She may have the same stubborn ways if she was the Pres. and let her ego get in the way of makeing the right decision for all of us (DEM and rep) If she was a better leader and less persuasive she would be a better person. Her chances would have been better to be the Pres. or V.P.

Desperation rarely turns out well.

A Change is Coming 08!!!!!!!!

Amazed at Work   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

"In the subset of polls and research and states and people that I pick and choose, I am soooo crushing the competition."
-first of all, that statement is hilarious.

While I admired her initial persistence in refusing to existing the race, it is now becoming an irritant. Her supporters say that she has the right to stay in the race as long as possible, however, if she pushes this to the brink, and he gets the required nominations after next week–she will look like a fool.

Sadly, she is playing into all of the stereo-typical comments that have plagued women for a while.

I think that she has not yet considered the fact that her legacy as a politician is now on the line.

She's like Michael Jordan when he went to play with the Wizards, after all the glory years with the Bulls.....DONE.

Oh, and all that talk about Senator Obama needing to put her on the tickets is bullspit as well. That would be the most dysfunctional ticket in the history of the American political system.

Karen   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

If you look at the electoral map logically and not emotionally, she is correct. What should be a landslide victory for the Dems is going to turn out to be a slight loss due to the Dems doing what they usually do......putting up their weakest candidate as the nominee. The least experienced one, the most liberal, and the least substance one = Obama. Same thing happened with Kerry and he was an actual war hero. You haven't even begun to see what the RNC has on Obama. They will unleash his past, his questionable ties, his racist wife and so on after the primaries are over. Maybe you Dems will learn after this election, this time.

Matt   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

If Clinton would stop her attacks on her own party, Obama would be and have been well ahead of McCain in the polls. It would be Clinton's own fault if we lost, and if Dems are going to lose in November, I think we will lose regardless of who our candidate is. Clinton has messed things up so horribly. Do we really want a candidate that can not run her own campaign, much less the greatest country in the world?

Nelson   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

I am not sure what scares me more, that Senator Clinton says the things she does or that she actually believes them. In Senator Clinton, you have a candidate who was a prohibitive favorite to win her party's nomination. By all reasonable measures, she trails in the popular vote, the pledged delegate count and in superdelegate support.

The obvious math notwithstanding, she has the audacity to claim that she is a better general election candidate. She is effectively saying, although I can't seem to beat Senator Obama in the primaries, trust me when I tell you that I can do better than him in the general elections. This is nonsense and her continued efforts to bolster her candidacy by attempting to weaken Senator Obama is beyond shameful.

AJ   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

I've added some emphasis to her statement:

"And based on EVERY analysis of EVERY bit of research and EVERY poll that’s been taken and EVERY state that a democrat has to win, I am the stronger candidate against John McCain in the fall."

Really? Absolutely everything points to you being the stronger candidate? Because, from what I understand, you stand little chance of winning the Upper Midwest. That's just one example. Why bother with more.

Looking forward to next Tuesday/Wednesday when it's all over.

Terry, Dallas Texas   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

Picture this....

While losing by 42 points in the 4th quarter with 90 seconds to play the head coach of the team walks over to the referee and says " so I know we are behind and cannot win but you need to forget all that and declare us the winner because i think we are more popular and will bring bigger ratings in the Superbowl. Ok?"

Stop Hill Stop   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

THIS is why people want her to DROP OUT OF THE RACE...

The longer it goes on, the more hard feelings, the harder it will be to get a Democrat in office...

They just keep crying about new things, she had every opportunity to win, she didn't do it!!!

I see why her base is the uneducated, everyone else can see through her BS...

The BS popular vote argument that excludes caucus states and adds states that they BOTH AGREED would not count. This lady is DESPERATE!

They actually buy all of this bull that she feeds them everyday. The polls say that both her and Barack would defeat McCain...

The electoral map is different now, new states are in play with Barack, she won't quit, the kitchen sink is coming in again.

RC   May 28th, 2008 10:50 am ET

That's right. Throw out all of the results from actual votes and the DNC rules and go with polls research as your basis.

Now that is the Democracy that she is promising Puerto Rico? What a joke!!!

GaRy   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

Oh no..she's becoming more and more irritating.
Hillary-desperate-clinton..if you have any hope of being the VP.. Give it up and go home..
Barack will never offer you! Shame on you hillary shame on you!!

Anita   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

Senator Clinton needs to leave stage because she is being destructive in this continued endeavor. I think what she is doing now is not good for our Democratic Party and ultimately for the country.

Her efforts are now so totally self serving that the harm will be felt by our country and not just her supporters.

She has not managed her campaign well and unfortunately the ending is no better than the beginning. I think well of Senator Clinton and Former President Bill Clinton; however, it's been time for a few weeks now.

Exit Stage Left - I'm not a pundit, a news reporter – just a Democrat and thought the world of them both and want them to hear.

Less, Austin Tx   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

There she goes again, referring to herself "I am . . ."

Doesn't Hillary see what she is doing? Talk about being self-centered. Hillary takes the whole cake, all the plates, spoons, napkins – everything on the table. And it's all for herself.

She is to the point that she has lost the meaning of performing any type of representations for the Democratic party. She has put all the important issues aside and is focusing on herself ONLY.

Darryl   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

More likely to lose, what planet is she on? "Earth to Hillary, earth to Hillary, you are losing as we speak!" Get your headout of the clouds, pack it up and pack it in.

Alex in TX   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

When asked on stage in a debate her answer to this same question about Obama's ability to beat McCain was "Yes, Yes, Yes."

Flip flop, Flip flop, Flip flop.

We need a leader with character not someone willing to say anything to get elected.

Pa-lease!   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

Hillary is shouting in a room with nobody but herself in it.

Molly   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

All I have to ask is, with what money does she think she is going to win anything?? She's BROKE. She already lost because she ran a terrible, short-sighted campaign. She WAS the presumptive nominee, and managed to lose it. And she's going to beat who, again? Also, name the last Democratic president to win a GE without the support of black voters. Does she seriously think they will turn out for her after her racist dog-whistling? She is finished, and now she is just poisioning the well. This is over on Tuesday. Obama will be the next president.

AJ   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

There’s no chance that anyone will realize that Obama has no chance of winning. The zealots have taken over the Democratic Party without a thought as to the damage that will be done with Obama as the nominee. Democratic moderates need to flee the party now. Once into an Obama presidency, it will be too late. The people who make the "don’t blame me, I didn’t vote for him" bumper stickers better throw things into high gear. If Obama is the winner, there will be plenty of buyer’s remorse to go around.

Kjetil   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

Maby she do get more votes in those three states. So what? Should the democrats just take the one that is best in those states even if that means sircus and negative politics? No.

The best a party should do is too get a candiate that makes people belive and get hope that everyone can do greate if they work for it. I think Obama gives that kind of hope and i like his positive message.

If Clinton does better in states like Pennsylvania i really sont care. Same that Obama is better in New Mexico. What i do belive is that when it is election Obama will win, because he has a message for change in many different areas that will improve the politics. And he does it with a positive and hopeful message.

Sam   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

Come on CNN, you're too slow these days. Obama has received two more super delegates today....46 to go!

Joseph   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

Wake up America. Stop falling for the superficial. Obama will be another Jimmy Carter. He has not the experience to run this country. Just becuase he gives a good speech means nothing. These Obama cronies can never give a solid reason for this guy other than "He will bring change". God, look at his record America. He record shows extremely liberal with little evidence of crossing party lines. He is all talk and these idiots that write on the boards for Obama are one reason why this country is in the state it is in. They mistakenly think that hope alone will make a difference. Research and look at the facts. Clinton has a better record of working across party lines. She has a better record in the senate. She has been working for people since Obama was in grade school. Do not believe the liberal media and these obamanites. Do your research.

Rashawn   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

And then she chooses to use Karl Rove as a source to prove she is a stronger candidate.....This is a big joke

Donj, NJ   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

She will never stop. He beat you. If he's more likely to lose, McSame would wipe the floor with you then. How can you lose to a weak candidate? That makes you weaker! Go away.

southside   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

She is so destructive and divisie. And so is her crazy husband. She is NO ROLE MODEL FOR WOMEN.

Pete, TS FL   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

Obama can't win!

Daniel   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

Hillary is a confused lunatic. She is too proud .

Enumclaw WA.   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

If Hillary Clinton's doesn't get the nomination I am going independent form now on!

I do not oppose an African American being president if we had someone like Colon Powel running I vote for him hands down over Hillary Clinton or John Mc Cain.

Barack Obama is a pretty boy joke! I do not believe a word he says he changes his option on issues to the crowd that he is addressing.

Wake up America!
We need a third party!

Tommy   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

I lost my breakfast reading this b.s.

Hillary: you are a disgrace, just like our current president. Pitiful really!

Josh   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

I am reaching for my earplugs. I know people who supported her in my state are tired of this , I know 5 people that are friends who voted for her, that are sick of this crap. I am sick of her and her husband. do you want to talk about a tarnished legacy. MAKE IT STOP, this is like a bad dream

Bitter Tommy Hussein in St. Louis   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

Yeah, that's why Republicans were practically falling all over themselves to help get her nominated. I guess they like a challenge... Let's face it, McCain is like a deer caught in headlights with Obama coming his way. McCain is a dry and boring public speaker; many people like what he says but he can't engage an audience the way Obama can. Obama has the leadership style & qualities the people are looking for this year, as well as the policies.

Hillary would have been a perfect opponent for the Republicans: dry and boring, just like McCain. Polarizing, you either love her or hate her, so very few if any Republicans and independents would vote for her. Can't raise money like Obama can. The Hillary campaign gives us the garbabe about the electoral college all the time, but the reality is there are many states that Hillary has no hope of winning but could be swing states with Obama. Lots of scandals to hold against her and her husband. What's that you say – Obama has Rev. Wright and William Ayers? So what??? They are really going to make a campaign of holding Obama responsible for what other people say and do? Good luck with that – most fair-minded people don't hold it against him too much. And good luck finding the non-existent Michelle Obama tape.

Hillary is unelectable.

Lora B.   May 28th, 2008 10:49 am ET

She's right and she has the votes to prove it.

Take it to the convention, Hillary!

Bob, Lyons Oregon,   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

Well, how come your losing then. Just another delusional comment coming from the senator from new york. I am tired of listening to her. Polls are not fact, they are just polls, and there are alot of them out there, so you can cherry pick the ones you want to prove a senseless point. Its too bad she is so polarizing and is causing so much divisiveness in the democratic party. I for one cannot wait for June 3rd, when all the primaries are over, and Obama is our nominee. We need to get on with the GE. Obama is the stronger candidate and will win the GE. He has proven he is the stronger candidate by winning in popular vote, by deligate vote, by more states won, by raising more money, by superdeligate vote. He has stood up to all the attacks on him, and has proven he is the stronger candidate. He has withstood attacks from the Clintons, the RNC, John McCain, the pundits, Cheney and Bush. He will be the president of the United States. He has more integrity, Honesty, diplomacy and the intelligence than any candidate running. He is the intelligent choice. No more Bush/McCain. Soon it will be over.

Rex the wonder horse   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

If we don't come together, come November we're screwed.

SB   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

"You have to ask yourself who is the stronger candidate?"

OBAMA 08!!!!

Please Hillary. You are like a bad lover that won't go away. GOSH! what a troublesome pain.

YANICK   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

HILARY NEEDS TO RALLY BEHIND OBAMA AS A FELLOW DEMOCRAT...YES WE CAN

georgia   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

Hillary ,Bill & their whole campaign are beyond desparate & disgusting & oh so self-serving. It's known that whatever funds that come in to them up til convention will help pay debt she's racking up. Some of that debt we also know is from paying for votes in Texas ,Pa.,etc. ! It doesn't matter that they are fracturing the party & the nation. She can always (& probably will!) go back to the Repub. party. I hope that also in the ruins will be any possible future for her as a politician after the next NY senate race. Her tactics & way of thinking are what I'm hoping the USA is trying to rise above. She & Bill need to be held accountable for the destruction they've set in motion.

bond   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

I can't believe I have been beaten by a rookie. Who does he think he is? This was my nomination,,, I had this thing in the bag! What happened? You campaign team idiots are fired. I need a new team,,, a new game plan,,, I gotta win this nomination. I promised people stuff,,, I must deliver these stuff. If Obama is in office, he is gonna cleanup house. I can't have that,,, I need people in certain places. Oh dear.

LOL

Larry in Boston   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

And this is helpful to the Dem's chances in November how?

Joe   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

I want to take this opportunity as an open invite for all past Clinton voters to join all of us in Barack Obama's Campaign. We are stronger together than apart.

We are all ooking forward to crushing McCain in the Fall!! Let's go in a new, united direction.

Jonathan of Tampa, FL   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

I understand not giving up, but at some point accepting the situation will have to occur. How can she say he can't win when she is losing to him? That's the bottom line. Have you ever heard a football team that lost the Championship game say they are the better team to win in the Super Bowl? And if so...if they really were the better team they would have won the Championship game.

Have a beer Hillary and think about it.

Diane in Montana   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

I am so sick of you righteous Obama supporters. Both candidates have lied like crazy! You hate to admit it but Obama seriously lacks experience. When Hilary had a slip of the tongue a few weeks ago you jumped all over her. When Obama did it on Monday you were so quick to defend, kind of like how the republicans used to defend Bush. This is really scary. Come on! They BOTH slipped because they are human and neither is perfect.

And yes, Hilary is constantly being attacked by the press. Give her credit for being tough. Obama has backed down a many times in the last few months when things have not gone his way yet HIlary fights on. She NOW has my vote! She did not before.

Let The People Speak.   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

No Marylee, I don't believe anyone believes this anymore. All she is doing is dividing the party because she is the SOREST loser in history. Barack Obama had not once went negative, despite her constantly slamming him, nor did he violate or break any rule. However, Hillary here is portraying him week in week out that something unfair must have happened that she lost, (e.g. FL, MI, "Cover Up", She has the lead in popular vote (NOT) and now he can't win) Well, he beat you Hill, Fair And Square. So why cant he win in Nov? He could.
The answer on why Hillary is losing is not because there's a "Cover-up" or anything, the answer is Barack won more pledged delegates, more states, and more votes. Thats why, and that is how the nomination is won, by winning those categories, which he did, and did NOT have to go negative or use the kitchen sink strategy to do, he stayed true to his word of running a honest and positive campaign.
So we as Obama supporters, Hillary supporters, have to stick to our party's winner, Barack Obama, and back him up and get him elected in November. He is the real deal, he does stand for us, all of us. He wants to be President for all the right reasons, so its on us now to either end the war and bring our soldiers home safe, regain our allies, and get the economy back to normal OR vote for McCain out of spite and kill families children fighting for us because their current Commander-In-Cheif lied to them and us, and they are doing their job, even though over 75% do NOT want to be fighting that war.

Let's make the right decision for all of us and just ignore Hillary at this point, she is doing herself damage, she doesn't need anyone to humiliate her, she's doing a good job herself.

OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT
Democrats and Americans Unite.

White Woman FROM FLA supporting Obama   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

JUST STOP IT NOW!!

TO Hilliary Supporter: You guys disgust me, and don't know any thing about what you are talking about... I wish you guys had sense? but nope yall are idiots. DEMOCRATIC UNITY IS WHAT WILL WIN THE GEN ELECTION... WOMAN ARE STUPID TO BE STANDING BEHIND HER.. SHE"S A LIAR>.. and a disgrace to WOMAN in my opinion. I DON'T HAVE ANY RESPECT .. HILLIARY AFTER THE ALLL THE STUFF COMBINED THAT SHE HAS DONE IN THIS CAMPAIGN.

Mel   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

The best response to this claim by Senator Barack Obama is this: Hillary Clinton if you were the better candidate among Democrats, then why are you losing in the Democrat's own race? She can't even win the Democratic nomination and she is claiming Senator Obama will lose. She can't beat Barack Obama but she thinks she can beat John McCain? Please, give me a break!. As simply as I can say this Senator Clinton, you seem delusional and it must be the trauma from ducking sniper fire in Bosnia, or shooting guns as a child in Philadelphia, or all that whiskey and beer drinking. YOU ARE LOSING. Senator Barack Obama, while taking the high road, has won more pledged delegates, more superdelegates, more states, the popular vote, has out-fundraised you, and has ran a better campaign. Get a reality check instead of peddling fairy tales, sister. You have lost, so stop the silliness. Its tiresome.

kim portland, oregon   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

wow, this is actually getting pathetic. i understand that when you go for something you go 100%, but hillary, you have lost this nomination.

please start working at repairing the horrible rift you have helped create in the democratic party-you OWE us that after all this!!!! if you love your country as much as you say, you would do whatever it takes to help obama defeat mcbush in the fall. and sadly, i dont believe that you will do that, and that says a lot about what kind of person you are. you have really let us all down with your lies, betrayals like saying mccain would be better than obama, your and bill's nastiness throughout this whole process, etc... DISGRACEFUL!!! i would have LOVED to be abe to vote for the first woman president, but you ruined that by shwoing us your "politics as usual" ways!!!

DEMOCRATS UNITE to end the mcbush years; 8 years is more than long enough!!!!

Typical bitter white person   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

It is amazing how CNN can be so blatantly in Obama's camp.

"It was not immediately clear which polls and states Clinton was specifically referencing."

Try the Gallop Poll of 5/27 that shows Clinton with 48% to McCain's 45% and compare that to McCain's 47% with Obama at 44% in the General Election. And then they turn around and THEMSELVES say:

"Recent polls out of the crucial swing states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida have indicated she has a better chance of beating McCain in those places than Barack Obama."

Note the word CRUCIAL in their own sentence.

I'm with the crowd that says ANYBODY but Obama...

And you Obamanations can keep telling yourselves that Indedpendents like me aren't important or are "closet" Republicans, but just remember in November that your own arrogance and blind acceptance of mediocrity wrapped in rhetoric cost you the election...

mike   May 28th, 2008 10:48 am ET

Rep. Karl Rove used Clinton to divide the Dem party, and Clinton agreed by stirring up the hate in FL. Let's pray for Saturday, Clinton and Karl Rove both wanted to see some bloodbath, let's hope no one get hurt

Javone   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

NY for Hillary: I think you are right! I am an Obama supporter and have no problem with Hillary except that I think her need for the nomination is threatening to lose the election for ANY democrat. I think both sets of supporters are having the same concern. It's time to come together democrats and get this thing done!

CMitch, FW, TX   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

Also, if Obama is winning in primary he will be winning in the general election. Please Hillary get a clue, the people have spoken, we want Obama. NO MORE CLINTONS IN WHITE HOUSE; I voted for Bill twice.

NELSON Colorado Springs, Co   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

Sen Clinton needs to wake up it take more than three states to win the election

ROBIN CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

OBAMA IS A WANTA BE, WHAT HASENT HIS FAMILY NOT DONE, WOOPS HERE HE GOES AGAIN HIS PEOPLE, HECNEVER SPEAKS OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, HE IS SO WRONG FOR THIS COUNTRY,CANT AFFORD ANOTHER OPPS

ademocrat   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

You go -Girl !

Hilary '2008 – there is no other CHOICE

Addis - observer   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

... Only in America: u can say i am winning when u r losing!... Funny America!

Rashawn   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

She is a stronger candidate but is losing in her own primaries by more than half the states, losing in the pledge delegate and super delegate race, and the popular vote?

She wants to do some funky math to proclaim her victory?

Nobody is donating to her campaign. She keeps lending herself money but yet she is running still for the will of the people...

Stronger candidate...? This is a bit selfish to me

Ann   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

Who believes her anyways? Give it up, Hillary, and stop trying to steal FL/MI. You're reduced to begging, and that doesn't help women.

oldoregon   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

Isn' the "stronger candidate" by definition the one with the most delegates, superdelegates, states, and voters?

Animal Farmish   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

I can't believe all the rhetoric and spin coming from this woman. I can respect each American's right to the vote, but to become a follower and not an independently thinking voter is not living up to our civic duty.

As of yesterday Obama is beating McCain in Ohio as well as Pennsylvania – Hillary wins. This means the Democractic platform is what American's are interested in, not Barack, not Hillary.

If she manages to somehow change the rules and become the nominee, then this will strike a serious blow to those groups, minorities, women, and immigrants who have been told that American achievement is based on hard work and merit, not maneuvering and relationships.

This primary nomination is much more serious and important from an American morale than supporters in either camp realize.

Steph   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

I voted for Obama in FL. And not many people came out to vote due to the votes not counting. So, I don't know how she figure that Florida is all for her. And she has destroyed her own creditability over and over with negative comments. I will not vote for her. She brings no hope no peace. She truly has a difficult time being truthful and sincere. I vote for Obama because he's honest and admits his mistakes. And he always says " We" our "Our". Making everyone feel as one.

Jeff   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

Hey Hill, here's how this works. You have a primary election season where the different parties advance candidates. The candidate that wins the most delegates, gets to go on to the general election. The one that doesn't, you in this case, gets to mend their ego in private, put on a good face and support the winner. Time for you to move on.

Democrats 08. Time to fix this mess.

58 old white ladies for OBAMA   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

IF WE CONSIDER, SLEAZE, SLIME, DISHONESTY, BIGOTRY.

LACK OF LOVE, LACK OF INTEGRITY, LACK OF HONOR, A

CATEGORY YOU WIN HANDS DOW.

THE PRESIDENCY IS ANOTHER WIN.

IN THAT YOU HAVE SHOWN NONE OF THE QUALITIES WE WANT

AND ALL THE QUALITIES WE DON'T WANT. ESPECIALLY YOUR

WILLING TO DIVIDE THIS NATION FOR A VOTE, YUST LIKE THE

GUY WE HAVE IN OFFICE NOW. YOU HAVE LOST.

will   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

For Obama to still be doing pretty well with the republicans and the Clintons going after him is pretty good.... I think when the Democratic nomination is over he will begin to do better in the pools. He is in a tight spot time to just wait it out.... trust me if Hillary wome how tricks the dnc to make her the nominee you can bet she will lose resoundly....

KIKI   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

Clinton is just Bla bla bla. You've got to recognize your defeat with calm and resignation.
You've been crying for months now and no Superdelegate is buying it.
Can't you just stop crying Hillary. You played and loose get over it period.
Is that typical of women or am i being mysoginist here. OMG "The Clintons".

Melissa- OHIO   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

Delusional, but thats nothing new.

HillBillary will be the laughing stock of politics for years to come. Talk about ruining a legacy. I used to respect them.

Ohio Observer   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

"mjc

I know which state: The State of Denial, which is part of La-La Land."

Ha ha ha Go away Hillary...

Jim   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

This is so sad. She can't have or do it her way so she is spoiling the mix. I can't imagine the Democrats asking her to be a V.P. after this she is toast.

Ron, LV   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

If Obama does lose to McCain, it will be her and Bill's fault. This sounds like a Bush statement to me. Pick the things that you think support what you want people to believe and ignore everything else. With all the propaganda and manipulation of the truth and facts that have gone for the past 7+ years, do we really want more of the same?

Brandon   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

Yeah, screw democracy and the democratic primaries... Lets pick out nominee on polls from two states taken a half year before the election... Yeah, Those are definitely more important than this 5 month primary process! Hope the sarcasm is obvious

Ed, Santa Fe NM   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

Why doesn't Hillary take the VP slot under McCain.... it seems she's working for the GOP at this point anyway...

Irene   May 28th, 2008 10:47 am ET

If you want to see someone lose, put Hillary on the ticket. She has very high negatives, and these types of irrational rants that play to our fears–in this case fear of losing this election–are the reason why.

appleboat   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

"waaaaaah,.....waaahhh,......I can win the election fairly! Its not fair! Change the rules!! Change the rules!! Billy,...Billy!! I want to be president!! That mean old black man won't let me win fairly!! waaaaah!!. " Hillary should stop crying. Grow up and accept defeat like an adult!!

SN in MN   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

Obamabots need to chill. Some of us are as sick of them as they claim to be of Sen Clinton. If this bugs you so much go back to watching cartoons or playing video games. Your bile stinks.

tmd1104   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

Apparently the Clintons are finally inhaling!

rumpusgoopus   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

I can't wait until she's gone.

ISABELLA, TEXAS   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

This campaign is totally different from any other we have ever had. How can she say she can beat McCain and Obama can't. We have never had a black candidate come this far running for president. You cannot go on past history as to which states will vote which way. This is a very UNIQUE election.

Time for Mrs. Clinton to either support the party or just come out and tell the American people how she really feels. We know she is in it to win it no matter what. She does not care about the party. It's only about HER - HER ULTIMATE GOAL TO BE PRESIDENT AT EVERYONE'S AND ANYONE'S EXPENSE.

Madana   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

I must agree with my friends – superdelegates who are afraid to take a stand – because of their own self interest- are a burden to the party and will be the reason we loose – if we loose. If I have a cancer on one part of my body, the kindest thing you can do for me is to cutoff that part. I know, you will have to use a knife and it will hurt. I voted for Hillary in Florida (when I did not know enough about Barack and about Hillary)- but I think Hillary has become a cancer to our paryt and the longer we take to cut her off, the more damage cells we will have.
Florida

Alex in TX   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

Careful Hillary. Your legacy is beginning to be impacted.

The actual election in November is very different than a poll in May especially after all your angry supporters come to grips with the fact that Obama is a much better option than McCain.

B - NYC   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

Look at the polls people... When Senator Clinton is not being attacked she always leads... Why? Because she is the one that can beat the Republicans!

Someone, PLEASE just tell us five things that Barrack Hussein Obama has done for his state or our country in the very short time he has been in public office?

Two things?

Thought so... He is a great speaker but we can not afford four years of speeches diverting us from mistakes...

Think People!!!

BIG PETE SR.   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

when this is over ,and we now understand that Sen. Clinton would not be a good V.P. for Sen. Obama,because she has already said that Sen. McCain ,would WIN! which let us know that she or her husband will not do anything ,but to make sure that Sen. Obama LOSE! so that they can run again in 2012.The Democrated Party has changed , and the Clinton's still do not get it! this country ,which we call America,refused to be divided by the OLD POLITICS! of their time.To all of the leaders of the DNC,former President Clinton has been saying that there is a COVER UP;BUT THE ONLY COVER-UP IS THAT THE CLINTON'S HAS NO LOVE FOR THIS PARTY ,ONLY FOR THEMSELVES! and we do not need that type of leadership in our party.This is a sad!!!! day for the Clintons ,because everthing that we thought they were is so untrue! and now we as a country must ask her supporters ,when will you stop accepting anything they say , and look at how they are behaving.For the past week ,all Sen. Obama has done is reach out to them ,and all they have done ,is to try and destroy who he is and how good of a change it will be in Washington ,when they ,and everyone like them are voted out. trust me on this 'A NEW GENERATION OF PEOPLE ARE ABOUT TO TAKE OUR COUNTRY BACK ,AND HOLD THOSE WHO HOLD THESE OFFICES ACCOUNTABLE!

Sean   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

Opinion presented as fact. You have to love it.

Thompson   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

Why does she continue to trash Obama? If she truly was the stronger candidate, why is she not leading the popular vote or delegate count? HRC went into the nomination battle under estimating her opponent and got taken down like Goliath. Accept the fact that not all democrats think you are the strongest candidate–except for the "HARD WORKING WHITE VOTERS". While on the stump, talk about your own strengths and keep Obama's name out of your mouth.

HillarySkank on myspace   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

Ms Clinton, had you not been afraid of running against George W Bush 4 years ago, you would likely be president today. You were afraid to take on W and thought you'd have an easier time this go round. You misjudged the situation and now instead of running for reelection, you are losing your last chance to get back into the White House.

Joel King   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

It doesn't matter who is more likely to lose because you cannot determine that now. Even if you could you still have to let the person who won move on. They still let the Bills play in all those superbowls even though the team they beat may have had a better shot.

Kentucky   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

What makes this woman think that she would win? Does she realize the number of people that she has upset over the past number of months that will not vote for her -regardless of a number of polices and procedures that Senator McCain might impliment.

Obama has just as much of a chance to become the next president as she does. I just hope that people will not buy into her talk.

OBAMA 08

Kenneth M   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

HERE ARE TWO WOMEN THAT DISAGREE WITH YOU HILLARY:
5-28-08 – Added DNC Pat Waak (CO) for Obama
- Added DNC Meredith Woods-Smith (OR) for Obama

thomas shiverdecker   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

she is starting to make me believe she is beyond desperate. Is she trying to keep a democrat out of office this election so she can run again in 4 years. It's over, get over it

NoObama&McCain   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

YES YES, We agree! Democrats not for Obama!!!

Animal Farmish   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

I remember when she didn't believe in polls in back in February and March.

seah   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

Hillary would beat McCain in a landslide.

Obama will lose

Anyone with any sense to them, or has not lost their mind to obama, will never vote for him and should not

He should never be president of this Great Country.

Michael   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

She's back to her wicked ways yet again!

Bily Davis   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

To Hillary's question as to who is the stronger candidate. UNDENIABLY, it's BARACK OBAMA. Why don't this loser Clinton just go away. She doesn't care about the American people nor the Democratic party. It's Hillary first and only. That message is clear yet, she continues down this negative path. If she can't have it she will do whatever, to destroy Barack's chances. I guess she's learning that she isn't as well liked as she is in her own mind.

Obama 08   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

The Clintons and their supporters are never going to stop until they get the nomination under whatever sleazy means possible. What a frightening demonstration of what democracy is NOT.

james ssss   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

this woman dont get it.................................please hrc,do your family a favor and quit this nonsence....................................obama all the way

Terrance   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

Its time for the party to unite under Barack, Hillary keeps shooting her self in the foot, she will now have virtually any shot at even the VP job, she keeps bashing Barack saying he cant win those states. He could work on those swing states if after June 3rd ,this primary ends. Hillary keeps talking making RFK comments, she is ridiculous, why should she be the President ? She thinks she is entitled, the Clintons have lost their bearings.

Trent, Miami FL   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

Clinton is a flip flopping on this message and I speak as a former Clinton supporter. I recently remember in the PA debate when asked can Barack Obama win the General Election she flat out stated YES. Clinton campaign officially a circus is really not thinking in what is best for the party. Her campaign twists, spins, and use divisive tatics to win her case, but clearly none of her deseparation acts are working in her interest. As I am from Florida we know the truth Hillary, we know Obama obide by the rules, and clearly your behavior and characteristics is not what I seek as a leader for this country. Hillary cannot not demand to be on Obama's ticket after these past months stunts. It really appears to me she is a closeted Republican. If you can not financially manage your campaign, how in the wold can I trust you to manage our country's monetary welfare.

John   May 28th, 2008 10:46 am ET

She keeps asking it because it is painfully obvious that she is indeed the better candidate to beat McCain. Heck, she's just the better candidate period.

TESAP   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

NY FOR HILIARY....... HOW MANY PRONISES HAS SHE KEPT, ??? MORE JOBS, BETTER EDUCATION, BETTER HEALTHCARE???

Larry from LA   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

Good job Hillary keep dividing the party by putting Obama down as a weak candidate. I just hope that the democratic party finally realizes what Hillary is all about, HILLARY?????????????????

Joey   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

Hiliary can't win GA, CO, NC, and VA. But Obama can win those states. So what is your point Hiliary? She is getting handled by Obama in Montana. And who is voting for him? The so-called rural white voters she claimed he couldn't pick up.

Clinton is all about spin and that's all she ever will be.

DEMOCRAT FIRST, supporter second   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

What absolutely amazes me is the fact that she is still arguing that she is the stronger candidate. Has she looked at the popular vote, the states won, delegates won, and other information that suggest otherwise? I used to be a supporter of hers but, this constant attack on the nominee is not helping her causes (either to be the VP or the candidate in 2012) nor persuading me to change my decision back.

As Democrats we need to support OUR candidate. For those that suggest they are going to vote otherwise is to say that you are truly not Democrats. Don't go unnecessarily attacking people because they differ in opinion from you. I used to be confident in her abilities just like you, but this is making her sound a bit bitter. Simply put, she should have prepared better and must now support the candidate if she if to make herself relevant in future politics.

Kim   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

One word - delusional!

Lindsay   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

Will someone please tell her she sounds like an idiot? I'm sorry, but this is getting ridiculous. Hillary Clinton is going to go down in history as a conniving, self-serving, sore loser. Is that really what she wants to be remembered for? Doesn’t she see how this all looks to the rest of us? She really doesn’t care about the Democratic Party. She cares about the Clinton Party.

Hillary, how, and in what parallel universe, are you the stronger candidate? If you were stronger, wouldn’t you have more pledged delegates? How about more super-delegates? How about more votes? Wouldn’t you have won more states? Oh, that’s right… the states you lost won’t matter in the fall anyway. The only states that matter are the states where you won. The rest of them are unimportant. Right?

How sad.

Understandable?   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

So she can beat McCain, but not Obama? I don't see how that fact doesn't negate her theory.

Mary Sue   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

How does Hillary's statement help unify the Party? How does the statement not damage the frontrunner?

If Hillary wants to stay relevant and be helpful to the Democratic party, why can't she attack McCain? She could have talked about his rigid foreign policy or how the Democrats have a better economic plan.

I'm really angry with the DNC leaders for allowing this kind of divisiveness to continue. Our Party is being irreparably destroyed.

Lenore Z.   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

Hillary Clinton, if you are the most likely candidate to win, then how come Obama is beating you?

Bilal   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

Interesting that she doesn't mention Obama still beating McCain in Pennsylvania, Ohio, etc. although by smaller margins. There's no extra credit in the General Election, 50% +1 is a win.

I really thought that Hilllary was going to peter out gracefully and reffrain from attacking Obama as the campaign winded down. Instead of respect for her working to unify her party after this painfully long fight, she's pushed this Independent into the anti-Clinton crowd now. Sad.

Monica   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

48 to go
minus 33 from the upcoming primaries.
15 more supers to go!
Hip hip hooray!
I find it interesting that the loser is calling him a loser.

RB from NH   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

If stronger means most likely to lie, complain, whine or use fuzzy math, than yes, she is stronger.

lulu   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

She is absolutely correct. The Ovomitnites are surely educated enough to realize that if the Rev. Wright tape had come out BEFORE half the country had voted, BO would be back in Chicago by now. His misspeaks are occurring on a daily basis. She has the support of half the democrats in this country....HALF OF THEM...and they're getting ready to switch parties and vote McCain if BO is the nominee. Once the republican machine gets in gear, they will chew him up and spit him out. BO is in way over his head, and we don't want this man anywhere near foreign policy issues. The male-dominated DNC and party reps have screwed their party big-time, so much so that many of us are through with DNC and switching to the Independent party.

By the way, kudos to Lou Dobbs for being the only male on CNN to defend Hillary...we won't forget your support, Mr. Dobbs.

Lorenzo   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

Hillary we need to talk. Have you lost your bearings, you will do anything to win. Bad Habits produce Bad Results.

Becky   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

I use to have a lot of respect for the Clinton but now I'm so sick of them. Please go away Hillary.

Debbie in NJ   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

And yet Obama keeps getting superdelegates. Go figure. He got 2 more this morning – one from Colorado (a swing state itself) and one from Oregon.

Obama '08

paul   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

GO HOME HRC U BILL HAVE ARE A LIARS AND FAILURE. AMERICANS HAVE GROWN MORE THAN WHAT U THINK TO BELIEVE U. BO IS A DEMOCRAT AND THIS ELECTION IS ABOUT DEMOCRAT NOT CLINTON'S NOR OBAMA OKAY. GO HOME IT'S BEEN A LONG CAMPAIGN AND U AND BILL NEED REST

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!OBAMA 4 PRESIDENT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MD for Obama   May 28th, 2008 10:45 am ET

It's amazing how many people are so sure that Obama will lose to McCain SIX MONTHS before the general election. If the economy gets any worse and the war takes an ugly turn, I guess he willl still lose, huh?

Sal T. New Orleans   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

At one debate, she was asked if she thought Obama could win the election. Her answer was an unqualified "Yes, yes, yes!".
Now she is going back on those words for her own personal interests, and not those of the Democratic party or the nominee of the party.
I think superdelegates should also take this ungraceful exit into account to make a decision as to which candidate better reflects the ideals of the Democratic party, and the ethical principles we all strive to live by.

Reality Check   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

If Barak pick this woman as his vice president, he better count me out. I am a young adult working for him because of his message of change. With Hillary as vice president, Barak message of change won't make any sence. He would become another politician to all the young people working so hard for him.

The Democratic leaders better don't make that mistake of choosing her as his vp. We are going to go away if that happens.

NG in DC   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Clinton is a far stronger general election candidate - that is evident today. Whether it's too late to change the course of the race, is most likely the unfortunate case. Let it be clear, that the African American vote is what's driving this decision. To not nominate Obama is too great a risk to the party long-term. I like them both, Clinton and Obama, but have no doubt she's a stronger candidate and more seasoned politician. However, there will be race riots in the streets if the superdelegagtes decide in her favor.

Obama/Clinton 08

marie   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

She's right. This will be the second time the democrats will put up someone who can't win in November.

WillHancock   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

When will they pull her plug? The reason why Obama might lose the GE is because of the negatives the Clintons have push on him. I don't know whose worst her or her husband. She have to remember if she was that strong of a candidate she would have run a better campaign.
She is in debt, she flip flop on everything she says we don't need another foor years of BS. We need a straight forward person like Obama. Hillary after the primary go home.

Abby   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

I thought she had promised not to damage his chances in exchange for the ‘supers’ to hold their floodgates till the end of the primaries? As if her word meant anything anymore. What damage to women! What a reputation she’s giving us as unreasonable, nagging sore losers.

Bush was never elected   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Hillary loves the republicans because they voted for her in the primaries, but those votes don't count in the GE. It's a whole other ballgame after that.

Satch   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Geez..... Get out already..... Pathetic..... No one is listening...... BLAH, BLAH, BLAH

Doris,Memphis, TN   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

June 3, is by birthday.I have asked the man up above for one present.
Please send Senator Clinton back to New York. She has lost the
African American vote forever!!!! She will never be President.
I simply do not understand the Superdelegates and the DNC.
If the roles were reversed, Barack would have been kicked out
of the race months ago.The democratic nominee will win this
race. This is why she wants to take the nomination from Senator Obama at any cost.

TESAP   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

I hope this rules committee meeting ends HC's daydreaming, with candidates like these te Democratic party will never unite...... RULES COMMITTE PLEASE PUT AN END TO THIS FATAL ATTRACTION BETWEEN HC AND THE PRESIDENCY...

Honestly she should be fined for breaking the rules, SHE CAN NOT BALANCE HER CAMPAIGN DEBT HOW IS HE GOING TO HANDLE THE NATIONAL DEBT???

NEW RULE: THREE STRIKES AND YOU ARE OUT, FL IF ANYTHING HAPPENS IN YOUR STATE RELATED TO ELECTONS, OR VOTING RIGHTS, THE REST OF THE COUNTRY SHOULD VOTE TO EXCLUDE YOUR STATE FOR A YEAR, THREE STRIKES AND YOUR OUT.............. MAYBE YOU GUYS SHOULD ELECT BETTER REPRESENTATION :)

Super tracker   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Come on CNN, more supers are coming in for Obama today, let's get to some real news......

YK, Damascus, MD   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Hillary,

You were strong candidate 10 months ago against all dem candidates. What hapeened to that?

Jeremy from Houston   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

I'm curious to see how she is going to try and flip flop her stance on Obama once he officially receives the nomination. How believable will she actually be in the event she actually campaigns for Obama and the Democratic party once the primaries are complete? But the real question is, will she support him at all?

If she wants to stay in the race simply out of principle, then so be it. But why slaughter your fellow Democrat in the process when you have to realize that the writing is on the wall? I don't like Senator Clinton, but I respect her enough to believe that she's not that delusional.

CB2   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Please Hillary!!! Of course, you can make this argument because it will be with your help that makes him unelectable. You are trying your hardest to scar Obama for the general election.

I'm sure that Hillary wants to be on the ticket with Obama, but she would prefer to be president. Well get over yourself missy. If you were to clinched the domination, then we wouldn't vote for you either. Besides something maybe happen in June...where Barack Obama would end up being president anyway. Right Hillary????

GDC   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Wow.

No matter who I support, or who anyone supports, you have to be in agreement, or just covering your eyes and ears (hear no evil, see no evil....I can't say speak no evil in this case) that she's (as well as Bill for remarks made at the end of last week) showing some true colors of being willing to throw the Democratic party under the bus come November if she doesn't win.

How do you gracefully step out of the process and still show support for party's nominee, after you've so recently claimed he can't win in November (though he is currently and if all continues on the current path will win against you)?

D   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Hillary is delusional....and anyone who truly believes what comes out of her mouth has fallen prey to delusional ideas...It almost makes you wish she really was under sniper fire....

Chris in VA   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Hillary is right. CNN's analysis is deficient:

Any ONE of Ohio, Florida, and Pennsylvania have more electoral votes than puny states like Colorado, Nevada, and New Mexico COMBINED.

Anna   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

This lady is desparate.....wonder what promises she and Bill made to all those donors to the Clinton Library.....must be really something since she is fighting so dirty, etc.

Carl Dupont   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

I wish Obama could say something about this nosense from Hillary.
One day she is waiting for him to be killed, the second day she is believing she is the stronger candidate.

My quest is this: Are so called hard-working white people in OH, VA, PA,KY eneghouh to elect a President? Howe about other white who love Obama for meaningful change? Does Hillary think that we are not true white because we are for Obama..

I've never seen a family like Clinton's.

JustMe   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Can someone please explain why she keeps doing this ? She´s just giving the Republicans videos e speeches to use agains´t Obama should he be the nominee. The DNC should shut down her camp once and for all.

Animal Farmish   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

One positive thing from that has come about from this primary – I'm a much more educated voter.

I actually care about the policies and who can enact them (no pandering please – keep the gas tax holiday) rather than my traditional position which has been to maintain the status quo and vote between the lesser of two choices

Jen   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

There she goes again. She needs to step down, and support Senator Barack Obama. All she is doing is dividing our party. There are only 3 primaries left. I wonder what she is going to say if she looses this nomination. Blame Obama? Blame the DNC? It's ridiculous. She knows that she doesn't have the numbers to get the nomination. I can't wait until June 3rd so I don't have to hear her negativity anymore.

WillHancock   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

When will thry pull her plug? The reason why Obama might lose the GE is because of the negatives the Clintons have push on him. I don't know whose worst her or her husband. She have to remember if she was that strong of a candidate she would have run a better campaign.
She is in debt, she flip flop on everything she says we don't need another foor years of BS. We need a straight forward person like Obama. Hillary after the primary go home.

Toots   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Seriously. When is this woman going to stop spinning the truth and face reality??? Her fuzzy math is just as bad as certain Republicans. It's time to face facts: she can't win the nomination. It's time we all got behind one candidate and that candidate is Obama. Let's focus on coming together as a party and winning in November rather than this petty garbage. Clinton needs to stop trying to write her own election story. The results speak for themselves.

Trezy   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Hillary is finished,she just have to realise that. She cannot base her arguments on polls in those big states that she won! We want facts. and the fact is that Barack Obama is leading in delagates, number of states, popular votes and he has more money than she has!!!!!!!!!
Which superdelegate won't vote for Obama?
Good bye Hillary, see u may be in 2013

Nu,Bakson   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

How can you win the general election if you can't even be elected as the nominee? Before you walk, learn to stand. At the moment, it doesn't look like you can stand.

McCain is not worried about Hilary. They got enough against her. If in doubt, check "The Clinton Chronicle" on youtube.

Edwards dropped out, not cause he is not good but because he saw the odds against him and thought bigger; because he has something Clinton does not have: wisdom.

Loosing today doesn't make you a failure. Ambition and desperation is not the same.

Hilary has no honor, I am not the only person who think like this. The media is too soft on Hilary for some reason.

CHAMELEON   May 28th, 2008 10:44 am ET

Hillary is the master of deciption. I think she is the one that groomed carl rove. Last weekend we saw how she avoided the press over her calculated comment by running for cover in Puerto Rico. You have lost so get out of the race Hillary you have no shame.

Martha, Georgia   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

HRC continues to take jabs at her Dem. opponent, while allowing the Rep. opponent to roam free of criticism. The Clintons are so hell bent on winning, it all about them, not the American People. This woman should have remained in PR. I hope the people of NY are watching this fiasco and ready to give her the boot also.

Lynne   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Delusion: a fixed false belief that is resistant to reason or confrontation with actual fact

I think she's delusional.

Eugene   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Another reason to leave Sen. Clinton out of consideration for VP.

Jack   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Unfortunately, we only have two choices in this great country – Evil or stupid. Republican leadership is about creating wars to benefit corporate greed and Democrats are too stupid to win an election.

rumpusgoopus   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Although, Clinton is more likely to lose the Democratic nomination.

...And thank God for that. We don't need another President who twists logic, rules, and laws for personal gain.

Thad   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

She wont stop until the party is destroyed!!!!!

dave   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Someone please remove the batteries from her mic!

Dr. Powers   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Mr and Mrs Clinton can serve our Country by joing the peace corpes and staying out of the country until they learn to think beyon thier own interest and egos.

RAY IN NJ   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

In her desperation Hillary will reinvent herself as well as rewrite recent history! She has no shame whatsoever. Is this the type of behavior we need in dealing with the world at large? Will she rant and rave at Congress, allies, and other countries when she doesn't get her way? This woman is dangerous to America and the world! Her self-serving attitude is a glaring indication of that! She makes up facts to suit the moment, and calmly excuses her "gaffes" the next day as unimportant! She ignores facts if they go against her desires. Again, this is a dangerous way of thinking with so many issues facing our country.
The nomination process has been set to choose whomever wins the most delegates. Now, conveniently, that should not be the norm or rule according to Hillary's world! It's now the General election! Since WHEN did the primaries skip over the former process and go right into the General election? If that's the case, let's just stop the spending, the commericals, the name-calling, and just poll everyone in June 2012 and pick whomever wins it? HRC is ridiculous and I'm afraid may not have a long career in politics as we once thought!

Douglas -- Rochester, MN   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Like Roland Martin wrote in his column, if Hillary can't have what she wants, she will take the Democratic Party down in flames, just to spite Obama. She has fallen from a highly respected political figure to a pathetic sore loser/brat: and she will probably not be able to restore her (erstwhile) goodname. Hopefully she'll go back to Pennsylvania and drown her sorrows in another beer.

Ron L   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

HERE SHE GOES AGAIN.....
WHAT A PAIN IN THE REAR!!!

I was a supporter of hers and had a GREAT DEAL of respect for her just 3 months ago. Now I hate to say it but she MAKES MY STOMACH TURN!!
She has gone into FULL POLITICIAN MODE, which means she is willing to promise things that sound good but really are not good (the Gas Tax vacation), she is willing to agree to rules and then ignore the fact she agreed (Michigan and Florida primary situation); she was willing to be demeaning to her competition (stating Barack only would bring a speech to the White House, while she and McCain would bring experience); She is will to make the Caucus states seem less important that Primary states and at the SAME TIME say EVERY VOTE should count when now speaking of Florida and Michigan, 2 months ago she was pushing the IMPORTANCE of the SUPER DELEGATES and how they needed to have the flexibility they currently have UNTIL she now sees most of them are going to support Barack. All of a sudden they need to be gotten rid of.. I could go on..

HILLARY HAS BEEN A REAL DISAPPOINTMENT… I and many other Americans thought she was smarter and better than this.. I really thought she was going to win, and in the event she didn't she would bow out with some GRACE and DIGNITY …she has done just the opposite.

NEWS FLASH HILLARY...YOU, BARACK and JOHN agreed with the DNC what the rules would be for this contest..THEY ARE NOT GOING TO CHANGE THE RULES FOR YOU. YOU HAVE LOSS!!

DEAL WITH IT!!!

it would be BETTER for Barack to lose than for the DNC to change the rules at the end..by the way BARACK WILL WIN!!!

PLEASE JUST GO HOME..JUNE 3rd CAN'T GET HERE SOON ENOUGH!!

Sarah   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

How is she more likely to win when she can't even win the primaries?

jfs Memhis, Tn   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Folks.......I ask you............other than Hillary supporters WHO will vote for this women come Nov ???? She has lied ,twisted, attacked , recreated math, tried to ruin Obama's political future, envoked EVERY NEGATIVE possible trick since one week before OHIO. I am a good democrat and have supported Obama. I have however been willing to vote for whomever the nominee will be. After today and in light of Sat. IF SEN CLINTON ENDS UP WITH THI NOMINATION " I WILL NOT VOTE FOR HER NOR HER CROOKED TEAM" I just will not vote. I am a 60 yr old who has few years left in the working group so I have nothing to lose NOT TO VOTE. I will also NOT CONTRIBUTE; which seems to be A BIG PROBLEM with Hillary's supporters. SEEMS THE ONLY THING THAT THEY HAVE TO CONTRIBUTE IS NOT ONLY THIER UNINFORMED VOTES....BUT ALSO THIER "BIG MOUTHS" . Not much money here. I don't picture the Democrats winning anything in Nov. with out CASH.

Diana New York   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

GET OUT...GET OUT ...GET OUT.....

IF YOU ARE SO GREAT WHY ARE YOU NOT WINNING NEWCOMER OBAMA????

FORMER FEMALE HILLARY SUPPORTER.

Chris, Middletown, CT   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Heres the deal....Republican...Independents and literate Democrats will support Obama (I'm one of them) – what type of person would support Hillary?? One who is able to overlook the "misspeaks" – aka – lies....was she under sniper fire....did she support NAFTA....did she really support giving drivers licenses to illegal aliens....are the "12 million" people her universal coverage will support...illegal aliens?? and on...and on....and on.....HRC supporters....time to actually read about this mess...

digita   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

I would be proud to have the first black president, but not this one. Obama for Senate 2012 ReElection. Show us what you said you will do first in the Senate please.

diddy   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

She has hit rock bottom. Pathetic

Sleepless in Florida   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

To all so-called democrats who are saying "Hillary or McCain", guess what? YOUR CHOICE/VOTE HAVE VERY LONG TERM REPERCUTIONS... AND NONE OF THEM WILL BE TO YOUR BENEFIT:

- When gas prices continue to rise.
- When jobs continue to disappear because of off-shoring
- When the number of killed or seriously injured soldiers continue to increase.
- When universal healthcare and global warming continue to be just subjects in some documentaries
- When the economy continues to benefit big business while "hard working, white americans" continue to struggle

WELL, SMILE AND TAKE PRIDE IN THE MESS YOU SUPPORTED WITH YOUR SHORT-SIGHTED STANCE.

Btw, why don't you ask Hillary. "Why did you sign an agreeement that Michigan and Florida WOULD NOT COUNT?" She refuses to answer that question...

Janet Napolitano or Kathleen Sebelius for Vice President!

Dave   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

The only reason Obama is not doing well in the states she mentions is because of Hillary's attacks. Especially Florida where she has continued to say "Obama doesn't care about the voters in Florida". I've looked at polls in the "battle-ground" states (realclearpolitics.com) and Obama outperforms hillary vs. McCain in the 19 battle-ground states they list.

Where are these polls the clintons speak of?

Zman   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

IF I REMEMBER CORRECTLY IN THEIR LAST DEBAT SHE SAID WITH HER OWN MOUTH, SOUL AND BODY 3 TIMES THAT OBAMA CAN BEAT MCCAIN. SO SERIOUSLY WHAT KIND OF FOOL DO YOU THINK WE ARE? AGAIN 04 WAS YOUR YEAR TO BE PRESIDENT NOT 08.

Kevin   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Enough already, Senator Clinton!!! In these critical months, comments like these are not constructive for the Party.

Switched Parties   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

Hillary is correct. And the DNC should nominate the MORE ELECTABLE candidate.

Obama started out strong but then there was a scandal exposing his racist views.

Early voters were unaware of Obama's baggage and inexperience.

Now Pandora's box has been opened.

Obama is just surface fluff as far as a candidate goes–a charismatic
orator with platitudes but no plans.

The DNC needs to wake up and the liberal media needs to
stop its Obama infatuation.

I won't withhold my vote for Obama because he is Black; However, I won't vote for him just because he is Black. His race does not affect my vote either way. I will vote for the most qualified candidate and Obama is not the one.

Will you please post this comment even though it doesn't support Obama? thank you.

Alan Boyer   May 28th, 2008 10:43 am ET

The fat lady is warming up! Hillary is tone deaf! The Clinton Farewell Tour is heading to the station on Tuesday. So long, Hillary!

tigerakabj   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Here we go. So much for bowing out gracefully. This woman is reprehensible.

These people, even after Obama gets 2026 delegates, aren't going anywhere.

I truly feel bad for all the people she has deceived. Folks take a look at her campaign and how bad it was run. She didn't have a plan after Feb. 5. She is $20 million in debt and counting. She has baggage to fill up a 747 that has NOT been aired on the MSM (i.e. Clinton Chronicles, Peter Paul v. Clinton). She takes more money from lobbyists than McCain does.

Jaybrown NY/NJ   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

She continues to poison the peoples minds about Barack Obama. I know the race isn't over yet and her chances are slim. She has every right to stay in the fight but her words to the people should be about the issues. Her words to the superdelegates should be about the stats and all the rest of the points she's trying to make. If you don't like her, you are not going to vote for her in the primary just because she says she's the stronger candidate. Suppose I don't like her stance on the economy, the war or whatever matters to me. Lets say I wanted Obama more. Beating into my head that you are the stronger candidate and how the polls in her favorite 3 states say she can beat McCain, that's not going to make me vote for her. Stop bashing and talk to the people about issues. Because you know what? One day soon, you're gonna want to be VP or at least support him. No one is going to believe your sincerity. I don't think I can ever believe you would truly support him if he wins. I'd be very skeptical.

Mark   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Step 1. Hillary, bow out gracefully

Step 2. Re-poll once unification and healing has begun.. Obama will lead by 20 points over McSame..

Step 3. The nation walks into the polls on Nov. 7 and even people that have never heard of Obama will look for the giant "D" on the ballot.. Landslide.

Step 4. The turn-around of the world begins!

Julie from MD   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Hillary is absolutely correct. Nominating Obama will give Republicans another four to eight years in the white house.

The Obama-bots are too awe-struck to see this now, but watch... it WILL happen.

PartyHeartyArtie   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Will somebody PLEASE tape her mouth!!!

ROBIN CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Obama more oil then the Bushes we all know how much thats helped the american people , hello

Karol   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Clinton is right about this – Obama will lose. It's clear that Obama supporters flood these type of polls with their opinions, but people like me are never asked what we think – watch out for those of us who quitely sit back and vote against him..

McCain 08.

kirk   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

i dont understand ....why why hillary clinton cant give it up ......i think hillary clinton cant understand or hillary cant accept running mate with barrack obama ...but i dont understand ..what going with hillary clinton cant beat obama 48 to go 2026 .....i love hillary clinton but let give obama get president and hillary vice president ....please game is over or stop stop complain then peace in the world ..........obama-clinton running mate and smile in the world

Nic   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Delusional. And the more she acts this way, the further from the truth this allegation becomes. Yes, Hillary, just be more strident and vindictive and out of touch with reality, and people will be even more inclined to support you. Yikes.

Chris   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Hillary should thank Rush Limbaugh for her votes because if he hadn't persuaded republicans to vote for her for sake of tearing apart the democratic party, she wouldn;'t be winning. Obama is winning the true democrats.

LOL Clinton   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

OBAMA likely to Lose??? Keep on dreaming! Geez Billary, can you get any more DESPERATE???

Obama '08

Scott Glenn in Wa   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Lets get this party started already

Obama

Kitty   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

It is so unfortunate that so competent a woman has become so out of touch with reality. Were the situation reversed, Senator Obama would have been drummed out of the race long ago, and those of us who support him would be now turning our attention to helping elect Hillary. The way I see it, Mrs. Clinton is still competing because of two realities:
1) the remarkable fact of her competitive and resilient campaign
2) the loyalty - deference - party regulars owe President Clinton

I think Sen. Clinton should be lauded for her resilience. But now it's time for the final phase of grief: resignation!

The Independent Navy Corpsman   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Ok Hillary, I respect you and your choice to let everyone vote, but to say that you are the stronger candidate is not true. Come on if you can't beat Obama, a nobody before the primaries, then how do you expect to beat McCain in the fall? Reguardless, whether you are for Obama or Hillary vote democrat this fall we cannot afford another 4 years of Bush policies.

Jeno   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

I'm am so tired of Hillary Clinton speaking for everyone. Hillary if you can read minds and predict what's going to happen in November, then how come you could not see this freight train coming?

Nobody wants you! can you not see that? I am a woman and I have never thought to vote for you, because you have the typical qualities of most women – fickle minded and you have shown this behavior by constantly changing your mind.

You are not the strong candidate, because you keep crying foul everytime things do not go your way. You're weak and if it were not for your hateful husband cheering you on, you would have been dropped out. Hillary you are not fighting for people, you are only concerned about "YOU" and how your so called supporters cannot see that, I do not understand.

Just know you will "NOT" get my vote if this election is taken (stolen) from Senator Obama. He has won fair and square and you are so angry, that you cannot stand it, that this young man has "run" past you without looking.

"HILLARY" – GO AWAY!!!!!!!!!!!

Deb   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

This is sooooo crazy! Just go already! You should have run in 04!

victor   May 28th, 2008 10:42 am ET

Mrs and Mr Clinton are the most selfish people on the face of the planet. it is so clear that the democrats will win this election regardless but they will not accept that this time around it should be Obama and not her to be th one doing it. shame even on those suporting her.

Larry, Apex, North Carolina   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

She is such an egotistical pig. She and Bill care NOTHING about the country-only themselves.

Steve Randall   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Ohh yeah....

If he is so likely to lose, then ask yourself one question...

Why are you trailing "losing" to him in this democratic nomination..???

BARRACK'S THE MAN   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

OVER AND OVER AGAIN SHE DOES NOT STOP LIE AFTER LIE
IN EVERY STATE SHE GOES TO SHE PANDERS TO WHAT EVER THEY WANT TO HEAR SO PATHIC
I HOPE SOMEDAY WE DO HAVE A WOMEN PRESIDENT BUT NOT HER
9 MONTHS AGO SHE HAD THIS ELECTION IN THE BAG AND SHE LET IT GET AWAY NO ONE ELSE BUT HER
AFTER NEXT TUESDAY NO ONE WILL CARE
WHAT SHE SAY'S IF THEY EVER DID
THE CLINTON REGIME WILL BE OVER
AND SHE CAN RUN AND DUCK FROM THE SNIPER FIRE AS SHE LEAVES

Ms. GA   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Please stop! lol. I am losing more and more respect for her everytime she speaks. I was a strong Clinton supporter before the primaries but now she has shown everyone a different side to her. Sh is dividing and Obama is trying to bring the party together. I am sure her supporters don't want 4 more years of Bush so hopefully they will vote on the issues and not become bitter.

Anonymous   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

This woman is an embarrasment to all of us women! She reminds me of the type that, once her boyfriend or husband tell her it's over, she keeps begging and humiliating herself.... Please! I'm a 60 year old, WHITE, HARDWORKING woman and I'd rather have a dog for President than Hillary.

PT   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

At least most of us recognize, no matter who you’re for, Obama, McCain or The Clintons’s (yes both) that the Clinton's are loosing their minds when they speak with such disrespect for the truth such as Bill’s cover up notion, or that Hill’s ahead in cherry picked states, twisted results & polls…Polls are polls, nothing more. I know we don't have much to worry about.

Karrah   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Hillary is doing so much damage right now. Obama may lose, and it will be her fault. This is so sad.

David, Virginia   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Oh, MY, GOD. What a complete douche. Someone needs to step in, NOW!!! DNC, you need to pull her chains. This Dog is out of control and being completely disrespectful to the party and the majority vote for Barack Obama.

Nowhere Man   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

The unmitigated arrogance of the Clintons is astounding. The smartest woman ever to walk the face of the earth continues to spout her unsubstantiated crap. "If I am not the nominee, you are all losers. I am the alpha and the omega of this party, and I am the only one who can win!" The day that the Clintons are finally gone (which I am afraid will be never ....) will be a day of great rejoicing! Just SHUT UP, Hillary!

Obama '08!

Claire   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

I'm a Republican who voted for Obama. But I can guarantee you that if Clinton was the nominee, I would immediately go vote for McCain and campaign for him.

The rest of my family is all Republican as well and they support Obama. But if there was a Clinton on the ticket, they'd all be back to voting for the Republican.

MEG   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

I WILL NOT VOTE FOR OBAMA BECAUSE HE WILL LOSE.
HILLARY 08

Ed From Milwaukee WI- Swing State   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Also, what polls are she looking at?

Lorelei   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Way to support your party, Clinton.

FedUpDem   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Chris May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

This is irritating to say the least…..Look the reason why Clinton's doing so well in the polls compared to Obama is because of the fact that NO ONE IS ATTACKING HER. She's been going around the country convincing everyone that she is the stronger candidate with no opposition. McCain's not attacking her and neither is Obama

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Which means when she wasn't doing well you hypocrites now admit she was under attack by obama and his surrogates all the while you little hypocrites were talking about the high road- too funny!!

Never voting for arrogant, lying, condescending, pandering, hypocrite racists like obama.

No Way   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

What a women. She is a true Uniter. Please!

Bush was never elected   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Oh no!!! she using fuzzy math against us again!!!

joseph   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

It is time for Mrs.Clinton to rally round the party apparatus to unite the party for easy win in fall.All these inflammatory speeches are uncalled for. You cannot win the nomination period. Maths is against you, democrats have spoken. GO OBAMA 2008

Robert in Toronto,ON   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Actually, HuffPo's got the polls based on over 44,000 votes done across the country plling different groups (women, Catholics, young people) and Obama is doing very competitive to beating McCain amoung most groups!

For example, while Clinton beats Obama by 7% with women, Obama beats McCain with women anywhere from 5 – 20%. So while her arguement isn't a TOTAL fabrication, be sure that it is an exaggeration.

Steve in DC   May 28th, 2008 10:41 am ET

Who's stronger candidate Hillary???

I say the candidate with the most states won, most pledged delegates, most super delegates and popular votes. That sounds pretty strong to me. Oh and by the way...if he's "most likely to loose" i'm pretty positive that your negative campaigning and lies attributed to it.

Please Hillary...you and Bill need to take a long vacation....maybe in Puerto Rico...since you are so loved there.

HP Boston   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

Anna May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

Hillary, you don't realize it, but if you had gotten the nomination we would have lost because all Republicans would come out of nowhere to vote against you.

Democrats unite.

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Anna you are on the propaganda pills! Hillary can beat McCain in a flash, she can speak, KNOWS what she is doing and CAN DEBATE!
Poor BO has gaffeinitis of the moth and brain and is exhausted just reading a speech! He wants to be the peacock in the WH, prance around and do nothing as he does and has done daily!!

obamacrat   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

Sorry Hillary, but an Obama nomination will change everything including your outdated electoral map you borrowed from Rove. New states are coming over. Too bad you and McCain are stuck in the politics of old and can't see the country changing right before your eyes.

Scott Glenn in Wa   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

No! Wait John MC Crutch is the lemming leader.........let him do what he came to do, may they all jump off a cliff……… HA HA HA

Marko, Chicago IL   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

She's winning the hypothetical votes and he's winning actual votes.

Bob   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

there is no reason for McCain to attack her, he wants her to win.

Chuck   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

As a senor citizen from Ohio, I and many of my senior friends will begin to work hard for McCain if Clinton is the Democratic canidate. We are convinced that Obama is our first choice and McCain is our second choice. We voted in the primary for Obama but will switch to McCain in a heart beat.

Animal Farmish   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

I can't believe all the rhetoric and spin coming from this woman. I can respect each American's right to the vote, but to become a follower and not an independently thinking voter is not living up to our civic duty.

As of yesterday Obama is beating McCain in Ohio as well as Pennsylvania – Hillary "wins." This means the Democractic platform is what American's are interested in, not Barack, not Hillary.

If she manages to somehow change the rules and become the nominee, then this will strike a serious blow to those groups, minorities, women, and immigrants who have been told that American achievement is based on hard work and merit, not maneuvering and relationships.

This primary nomination is much more serious and important from an American morale than supporters in either camp realize.

CAROL FROM NC   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

HILLARY CLINTON YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY, UNDENIABLY LOONEY. AFTER ALL THE THINGS YOU HAS BEEN FORGIVEN FOR IN THIS PROCESS AND YOU STILL KEEP GOING. THE ENERGIZER BUNNY IS EXHAUSTED , WOMAN!!!!. YOU HAVE NEVER CARED ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OR ANY OTHER PARTY. THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH ANGRY WOMEN IN THE US TO HELP YOU RETAIN YOUR POLITICAL CAREER IF YOU TAKE THIS ALL THE WAY TO THE CONVENTION FLOOR. WHAT WILL BE SAID OF YOU. SHE HAD A GREAT RUN BUT LOST HER MIND, INTEGRITY AND SENSE OF DECENCY ALL TOGETHER. YOU STATED FLORIDA AND MICHIGAN DIDN'T MATTER. AND YET ALL THE PEOPLE IN FLORIDA AND MICHIGAN SEEM TO HAVE THE SAME DISEASE YOU HAS. DID YOU ALL NOT HEAR HER SAY THAT WHEN SHE THOUGHT SHE HAD IT ALL WRAPPED UP WITHOUT YOU!!! THE WORLD IS TIRED. TAKE A VACATION . WE HAVE.

Maybe   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

Hillary may well be the stronger candidate against McCain, but the only way to know for sure is to see who actually wins the GE. No polls taken at this point, no "electoral" maps can predict anything. Remember that John Kerry was put up by the Democrats because of his perceived "electability." The question becomes: how can she be more electable in the GE if she can't win the primaries against the other Democratic candidate? Want to blame the media? The media love John McCain, too. Remember that debate in which she said she hadn't been able to fulfill her promise to create 5 million new jobs for New Yorkers because Bush was elected instead of Gore? This speaks volumes – her promises are predicated on certain conditions, and if those conditions aren't met, we'll get an "oh well, I tried, but all the stars aligned against me." We don't need a blamer, we need a leader.

She can call herself the stronger candidate all she wants, but it's not hard to find blame in advance for why she can't win (media, the Republican attack machine with the setting "Clinton" instead of "Auto Pilot", Republicans coming out in droves to vote against her...)

T.W.   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

i believe it!
She is stronger and more formidable than Obama. the star power has been the issue. Change... just what change????
Say what you want he is vulnerable to lose and we do not need 4 more years of Republican policies. Sad but true.
Mistakes made ,gaffes, ambition, call it what you want she is the better bet in November.. Superdelagates , take courage and do it.
The Hillary hatining has been shameful and we want change!! Hm...
Popular vote should be the standard.

D Frank   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

I just read a column written by Roland Martin in which he suggests that Obama should not ever given into Hillary on Florida and Michigan. First of all I simply cannot stand anything about what this man says. He is the most subjective opinionated idiot that I have every read or listen to, on CNN.

The people in Florida and Michigan have a right to vote just like every other American because we live in a democracy. This is not about Hillary or Barack, it is about the people's rights. If it hurts Obama so what and if it helps Hillary so what!!!! What counts is that everyone who wishes to vote in state primaries should have that right to choose their candidate period.

To make things fair there should be a re-vote and yes there is time. After all votes are cast and counted, the candidate with the majority wins, because we live in a DEMOCRACY.

I just viewed the movie "RECOUNT" last nite and it simply made me sick to relive what had happened in 2000 and how that election was stolen by George Bush. CAN we let another debacle happen in America in full view of the entire world AGAIN???

Just because Barack Obama wants to win the nomination so badly does not justify that he roadblock efforts to have the votes in these two states count/heard, regardless of ANY REASON.

I do not want a compromise solution. I want a complete re-vote so there is NO CLOUD over the nomination choice, PERIOD!!!!!

Kraig Rasool   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

Being desperate is not going to win Clintont he election....as a matter of fact nothing she does from this day forward can win her a spot in the white house.....Is she that out of touch with reality??? Or just plain
dumb. This is not a popularity contest its a delegate count contest, and Obama has clearly rode that hurdle is about to cross the finish line...

MMN - Milwaukee WI   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

Hillary, forget the analysis, the research and the polls. The only thing that counts is the votes and you have lost on that one thing that counts at the end of the day.

Dems Unite   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

Hillary, you have run a good race. It's time now to step aside and unite behind our candidate. Please, please, please stop trying to divide. We need a uniter not a fighter. We've had a fighter for 8 years and it's time for change. Please move on to the next phase with your party.

Anderson   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

HAHAHA.... Hiliary, do the Democratic party a favor and run as an Independent. This woman is plain nuts !! - Just yesterday, Bill Clinton said that Hiliary is winning the General election. Excuse me Bill, ahhh what General Election??? And where??

I just can't stop laughing. The Clintons are broke, frustrated, and can't do anything but deceive her supporters into thinking she actually has a chance.

real dem   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

Is she really a Democrat? For you Hillary supporters you must say that a comment like this against her own party member is inexcusable and if you acknowledge this remark then it shows you have no character and no morals at all. She has sunk way deep now. The DNC will forever frown on her for the treatment of her own party member. They say hell has no fury like a woman scorned but the way Hillary is acting is much, much worse.

O'bama 08 or I guess we pay $4.00 – $6.00 for Gas and more troops die in Iraq up to 2013....your choice people.

Nicole   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

I am a Republican from Pennsylvania. If i was Democratic I would have voted for Obama in our primary. I am voting Obama in November. If she gets the nomination I don't know who i will vote for, but i will not vote for her!!! I know many Republican in Pennsylvania that wished they would have re registered a Democrat to vote for Obama, so we will see if he will have an upper hand in Pennsylvania in November...

Monica   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

Well, she was also most likely to win the Democratic party nomination but that didn't work out to well for her did it?

mary   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

That's it. Come on super's, declare for Barack and get rid of her. Otherwise, if we lose in Novemeber, the blame will rest with you.

Susan   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

We agree. We need the stronger democrat to beat McCain.

Obama is losing ground now.

Hillary Clinton 08

Hillary Clinton Liar from Day 1   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

WHY CAN'T HILLARY CLOSE THE DEAL?

Clinton said: "I'm The Better Candidate 'Based On Every Analysis, Every Poll'

THEN WHY CAN'T HILLARY CLOSE THE DEAL?

WHY HAS BARACK WON MORE STATES, MORE DELEGATES AND MORE VOTES?

WHY CAN'T HILLARY CLOSE THE DEAL?

Shannon in Galesburg, IL   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

Let her say what she wants. It would take a comeback of greater proportions than the '04 Red Sox for her to win the nomination now. The important thing is that she comes on board to endorse and support Obama's Presidential campaign after the convention.

Monica   May 28th, 2008 10:40 am ET

She only sees what she wants to see...she is blind to all but her own surging ambitions. She is the one tearing the party apart with her rhetoric..but you will never convince her of that because she cant see beyond what she wants. She has a spin for everything. Great politician, but a dreadful human being. We deserve better.

Audrey Marie   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

Obama has been kind to Hillary.. He should stop being nice. She is a very ambitious, egotistical ,dangerous woman.
She is splitting the demo party so they cannot win. Someone has to stop her.
Obama 2008.

white middle aged woman FOR OBAMA   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

What is it with this woman ?. I think all of America has growen tired of what the last 8 years of Republican rule have done to our country. Can't she sense that we are ready for change, which includes no more Clinton whitehouse as well ?. The republicans do not stand a chance in November. Not to mention the fact that when Obama is the nominee how is she going to support him as she said she would after making statements like this ?.
I used to go republican, but not this time around. Obama has my support all the way !!

King of NJ   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

YO!!! CLINTION ..... TROW IN THE TOWEL

Animal Farmish   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

I can't believe all the rhetoric and spin coming from this woman. I can respect each American's right to the vote, but to become a follower and not an independently thinking voter is not living up to our civic duty.

As of yesterday Obama is beating McCain in Ohio as well as Pennsylvania – Hillary wins. This means the Democractic platform is what American's are interested in, not Barack, not Hillary.

If she manages to somehow change the rules and become the nominee, then this will strike a serious blow to those groups, minorities, women, and immigrants who have been told that American achievement is based on hard work and merit, not maneuvering and relationships. T

his primary nomination is much more serious and important from an American morale than supporters in either camp realize.

Barbara,   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

If she is more electable than Obama, why does he have more delegates than her? The same people that voted to give him more delegates are the same ones that will be voting in November. The only reason why those poles are showing those number is because she had turned this into "Women against Men" and more Women are willing to go out and take part in these poles because they want to try and prove a point to the men. Well I am a woman that did like Hillary but after all the things she had done in this campaign she turned me off. Does she not believe that if she gets the nomination over Obama's and people sees how she manipulated the process to get it, his supporters will not turn out for her either? Does she think that Limbart and the GOP that are out voting for her now to push this process out longer to screw up her party will actually vote for her in Novemer. They will laugh at the DNC and say "mission accomplished"

PW   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

Hillary talks of the party being united after the primary, but with her supporters saying they will vote for McCain or not at all if she is not the nominee, then how can it.

The other question is because she is so hell bent on staying in this race, at the end of the day when she doesn't get her way......WHO WILL SHE VOTE FOR? In that boothe there is only her and God. I would love to be a fly on the wall.

Hillary for the good of the pary, please do the right thing.

wwIowa   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

OMG...can someone get her out of this race...fast...

Jonb, Colorado   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

Shes gotta do what shes gotta do. Leave her be and this will soon be over.

Damion K. Miles   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

I believe that you have to at least win your party's nomination before you can talk about how strong you are in the general election. I think that her way of thinking is so inside the box that she is not capable of putting New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada and states like that in the Democratic column. This is the change that Barack is talking about. According to her, the only way that a democrat can win is to change the minds of republicans, independents and undecideds in a few states. Well, Barack has gotten more of all of those votes than she has. I believe that Barack will do just fine in the general election.

I have a dream   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

obama is the better candidate. more people have voted for him

Do we really want the uneducated poor to decide who the president is of the US? These are the same people that voted in Bush.

Obama is better.

John Cruz   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

I like the snow in the mountain background, must have receded and melted significantly since the mid winter Iowa primary. Just like Mrs. Clinton’s fate.

Ken   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

Hillary must be right for there seems to be only Silence from the Obama campaign. Obama should acknowledge he is on the downside and relinquish to the stronger candidate if the Democrats are to win in November.

Jon, PA   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

Hey! Cameras! Over here! I have something to say! Pay attention to me...please? Those other guys who actually have a chance of winning? Yeah, they're big meanyheads who can't possibly win as long as you use the math I just created in my head. Sure it doesn't follow "normal" math "rules", but it totally makes sense- i promise!

Seriously guys! I'm talking! Pay attention!....come on...I'll give you $5, even though I owe it to Ohio...please?

fairandstraight   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

I wonder how the superdelegates feels after they have been tricked to wait until all states have voted before casting their support behind the front-runner. Did they not realize that Sen. Clinton wanted them to wait so she would have more time to organize a protest to split the party even more.

The process is not based on polls, it's based on delegates in which she can not catch up. Sure the republicans will help her all they can to keep the party divided, but in the fall, they will not support her.

Sen Obama 08!!!!

DEMOCRATS UNITE!!!   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

HILLARY, WHAT I DON'T UNDERSTAND IS, IF YOU ARE A SO CALLED "BETTER CANDIDATE", MORE EXPERIENCED, AND ALL THE ABOVE, HOW COME YOU CAN'T BEAT OBAMA, A ROOKIE IN POLITICS, IN A PRIMARY ELECTION??? HOW CAN U BE A STRONGER CANDIDATE IF YOU HAVE LOOSING EVERY CATEGORY IN THE ELECTION PROCESS LIKE PLEDGED DELEGATES, SUPERDELEGATES, STATES WON, POPULAR VOTE(INCLUDE MI AND FL, BUT ALSO CAUCAUS STATES). GIVE ME A BREAK!!!

Reason   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

It's the Energizer bunny commercial, isn't it?

wonder   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

She doesn't give up because too many people believe that SHE IS THE STRONGER one to beat McCain. She has experience which Obama doesn't have, he has dreams, wishes, NO PLANS, NO SOLUTIONS just words. He has MIS-SPOKEN, just as often as Clinton, but when she does, it's called lies by Obama, when he does it's OK, otherwise you're a racist. I'm so fed up with this primary. Let it finish already, see who has the most VOTES and then go on from there. BUT THINK, what else don't we know about Obama yet??? Like all the people who voted for him on Feb 5th and before didn't know about a lot of things that have come up, like his religious MENTOR, etc. Do you really think that they all would have voted the same way??? The supers need to decide this and to really think about who can win. If not it will be McCain and HOPEFULLY a dem congress. I'm an independant, I vote for experience, we had enough of Bush and his inexperience, even though he had been governor, he had no worldwide knowledge, he also set up a (supposedly) knowledgeable bunch of people around him and look where it got us.

Western Carolina Reader   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

I was torn at the beginning of the season, I really liked BOTH candidates, having been a big fan of Bill, and being very progressive I tended toward Hillary, but after the way she's conducted the campaign I just cannot feel positive toward her. Ultimately its just sad that its gotten to this point. I wont bash Hillary, I'm just very disappointed in her and Bill.

Erik   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

I guess Hillary likes to only pick polls that have her leading, and not Obama.

Most of the polls that have her leading are because McCain and the GOP are attacking Obama and not her.

Jim   May 28th, 2008 10:39 am ET

Reported once again by Hillery's best supporter CNN. Your coverage yesterday of Obama's naming of the wrong work camp was priceless. Your own reporters had trouble keeping a straight face when trying to compare it to Clintons snipergate.

Terri   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

Sad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tyler in Raleigh, NC   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

Are those the same polls that last year said she would win the primary by huge margins against Obama, Edwards and the rest??

Its great that you can see into the future so certainly and know you can win a general election, when you have messed up so badly in a primary.... bad money management, campaign staff fighting and delusional message that changes every week.

I may be old school, but I always thought you claimed to be the best when you ACTUALLY WON something. You are LOSING in delegates now, but you want the popular vote to count (which it doesnt, sadly).... bu then you want to use electoral math in November?

Its a great system for Clinton, chose the metric and rules that suits you to set the standards to judge others by.

Sublime Dialectic   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

What a shame?!!

Outside of the draw of drama ratings, why does mainstream media allow Senator Clinton to continue here diatribe against the Senator Obama and the Democratic Party???!!

More to the point, why are Democratic leaders allowing her to sabotage the party's chances?!! Democrats have to stand up strong against internal sabotage...First Lieberman, now Clinton!!!

Meanwhile, the Bush-Cheney Republicans laugh their way to the General Election!!

Chris from NY   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

This is really ridiculous that CNN is even carrying it as news. I heard Jeffery Tuban say on CNN situation room that Mondale had 11% lead over his rival in spring of the year of his presidential campaign and still lost the election to his rival in the fall. There is no guarantee that these polls will hold the same come November. Obama hasn't spent much time in some of these states that are being polled and Clinton has incited Floridans against Obama. He has to overcome that and I know he will.

More over, the name Clinton will energize the Republican base come November and Obama people are not willing to forgive Clinton that easily to vote for her in Novemeber. Therefore she still wouldn't win if she were the nominee. It's rather unfortunate that no one is challenging her about it.

Robert in Indianapolis   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

Hillary supporters, please explain to me how you can win the GE without the support of AAs and the young people who have been invigorated by Senator Obama's campaign? NO democrat can win without at least 75% of the AA vote and IF you were to be GIVEN the nomination through some alteration of the MI and FL delegates, why do you think we will come out to vote for you? I'm an MD in my early 40s who has never missed my opportunity to have my voice heard by voting. But I'll stay at home if you were to be GIVEN the election in that fashion. Now, if you win by somehow converting the remaining SD – then you will have won fairly. Then, as a pricipled democrat who believes in peace and the reproductive rights of women, I would vote for you. Respectfully, this is not going to happen.

Anonymous   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

Hillary talks of the party being united after the primary, but with her supporters saying they will vote for McCain or not at all if she is not the nominee, then how can it.

The other question is because she is so hell bent on staying in this race, at the end of the day when she doesn't get her way......WHO WILL SHE VOTE FOR? In that boothe there is only her and God. I would love to be a fly on the wall.

Hillary for the good of the pary, please do the right thing.

AISHAH   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

WHO DO SHE THINK WILL RESPECT THIS COUNTRY IF WE ELECT AN WOMAN FOR PRESIDNET. SHE DID NOT THINK THAT IT WOULD BE THIS HARD TO GET THE NOMINATION, AND NOW SHE HAS A REAL FIGHT ON HER HAND. GO OBAMA

Al, San Francisco, CA   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

It must be really hard for her. I am sure she will do extremely well as a Senator. I wish her well. It's time for something new. I want to see what Obama has to offer as a President.

Carl   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

Remember that one debate where you said "yes yes yes, I think he can win" ? Well, you did. Also, you were not under sniper fire so I know your memory isn't what it use to be.

Let me set the record straight. If Hillary is somehow the nominee, I with everyone I know will be protesting Washington for being "undemocratic" and taking the nomination away from Obama.

Tam Tam   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

Her rhetoric continues, and I like Obama even more. Not once has he brought up ALL the skeletons in her and Bill's closet. He hasn't made an issue of her poorly run campaign with MILLIONS in DEBT, yet she wants to run the country.

He has shown restraint with her because he realizes they are ultimately on the same democratic party team. She, on the other hand, has thrown everything and more at him. Keep your chin up Senator Obama, the world is watching you. May God bless, protect and guide you for sticking to your positive change message with actions.

sam   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

It probably is in Hillary's best interest for Obama to loose the general election, so that she can be back on the Campain trail for 2012. She will do any thing to make Obama look bad as such.

JB   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

....geeezzz, will this nonsense ever end?!?

Venus   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

WOW! And we thought the "a" word was bad! But to say Obama will lose to Mc Cain – by polls from 3-states is really low Hillary!!!

Ohhhhhhhhhhh– but wait til Jan/09 when Obama is president and she is back in her senate set(:

It's going to be great when the Clintons are not in the news!

Go Bam! Great to see a rookie bring the Clintons down!

KMAN   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

Hillary is unfortunately turning a lot of men off to her win at any cost feminist driven agenda ... too many of her blind followers are acting like unwitting dupes every time she or Bill comes up with a new lame reason why she is still viable! Shrill is not the way to go ladies!

skip   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

Obama will get beat badly in the election this fall. I have been voting since 1972 and always voted for the democrat, but not this time. I would rather starve in a Republican depression than have him as president. Nothing is going to unify the Democratic Party. Hillary is the only canidate running that would make things better for us. I would not even vote for her if Obama was on the ticket.

FedUpDem   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

Janel, St. Paul, MN May 28th, 2008 10:26 am ET

She just doesn't give up! Why????

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Because the nomination is still open, duh!

Scott   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

what was that movie with Glenn Close in it?

John in PA   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

She is mis-speaking (tina) just like Obama "mis-spoke" about Auschwitz. Cut the hypocritical crap Obamabots. Fact is, she's right. Doesn't mean she'll get the nomination, just means Obama will lose where she would have won. Period.

Grenadian   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

Clinton is a desperate loser. Can't she hear the fat lady singing.

P. Duncanson   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

. . . How is Senator Obama losing? You can't lose by winning.

Hillary 08   May 28th, 2008 10:38 am ET

I'm not surprised she's saying this because it's the truth. If Obama gets the nomination and he doesn't put Hillary on the ticket it's gonna be another awful four years of republican rule... You can count on that. It's too bad too because Hillary would've made a fantastic President. Barack just doesn't have what it takes to win in the general election. In the most recent national polls Hillary is up against both him and McCain.

AJ, IL   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

Hillary must be taking advice from MARK PENN because she is again touting the reason she should be the nominee is that some recent polls shows that she is polling stronger than Obama against McCain in those traditional "swing" states.

Hillary needs to stop touting polls, because these same "polls" had her the democratic front-runner only 6 months ago. Hillary needs to focus on making the case experience-wise, but be positive.

Obama in 2008!

David   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

Democrats are going to look back at this time and say "We should have listened to Hillary". Obama won most of his Delagates before most of America knew who he was (before the Rev Wright scandal). Now that the media has done their job and introduced us to the real Mr. Obama, there's no way in hell he can win.

What's so funny???... the Democrats are too stubborn to realize it.

Banko   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

Desperation, Desperation, Desperation. Six more days to officially retire the corrupt Clinton dynasty. We're are tired of the Clintons spilling all these crap. The ship sailed since SuperTuesday. Rejected, Rejected, Rejected.

Sandra   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

She must be on something.

Michael, an independent Canadian   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

All this does is polarize the Democrats even more.

The primary reason why he is likely to lose the general election is that she is undermining him. Continual attacks by someone in your own party does only one thing.....it divides the party.

How can the Clinton faithful vote for Obama in November when she has been so negative to him?

Her relentless fight to the very end is absolutely no good for the Democrat party......yet, who will get the blame for losing to the Republicans on November 5th?

Peter Esquilin   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

I cannot believe that Senator Clinton is that desperate win that much and will do anything to win,just like Joe Liberman. Senator Clinton has proven that she is unprofessinal in her quest for the number one spot that much that she has virtually sold her soul to the devil(Bush,Liberman,fox news) . She is desperate and a cry baby , my god you think there should be some sportsman like qualities from Senator Clinton but it makes me more disgust me as a Democrat and therefore I will vote big time for Senator Obama.

Walt   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

She is too amusing. How can she keep arguing that she should be the party's nominee if she can't win her party's primary????

Hillary, it's over.

Kathy in Michigan   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

The "stronger" Candidate does not have to make up all of these different fictional senarios in which if they were, "I would be winning." I worry about her mental stability. First because of this "alternative universe" she resides in and Secondly, because she and Bill make excuses about what others are doing. "Object Referral" is defined as when one's point of reference lies outside of themselves. Her arguments that someone else is doing something that prevents her from being what she wants to be is one that shows this character flaw. It isn't attractive to younger women either.

The Stronger Candidate is about the business of doing what they need to do to move their cause forward while she is making excuses for things that she should take responsibility for. The Stronger Candidate is moving toward the General Election and not toward an argument that cannot be won because the party will not set a precedent based upon her argument. It will not happen and she has no chance of becoming the nominee.

go blue   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

Hillary Clinton is such a pathological liar!

I used to think she should be Vice-President, but now I know she would drag the ticket down in defeat!

Like a Duracell Battery   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

She's like a Duracell Battery! She keeps going and going and going!

But batteries don't last forever. I hope she's this faithful to pay back the money she owe!

Obama 08 and 12

Wayne   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

Here she is starting again to lie and confuse voters !

Obama better starts attacking her. Playing the nice guy with Hillary is fruitless. Set her straight Obama.

Robert   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

She is right. The democratic party is heading for defeat in November with Obama. He should have waited for 8 years to run when he had a record to run with. It's a shame when a man's ego lets him ruin the party. His supporters would have voted for Hillary or stayed home if she was the nominee. A lof of her supporters will vote McCain rather than him because he can't be trusted.

Dennis   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

Will this never end? I just hope and pray that this fiasco with the Clintons is finally finished shortly after the June 3rd primaries. It will be time for the Superdelagates to step up to their responsibility and declare Barack Obama the nominee of the Democratic Party. Then it is time for the Clintons to concede that Obama has won. I can't wait for this to happen. Anybody but Clinton! But hopefully Obama will be the next POTUS.

Susan   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

LIAR, LIAR PANTSUIT ON FIRE!!!

CMitch, FW, TX   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

Hillary is losing it. I am tired of all this garbage. DNC if the Clintons steal this nomination, I will not vote for her, my parents did not reward me for my wrong doing and I will not reward her. Superdelegates you need to step up and end this. This is a hot mess.

M.E.M Kansas city   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

Hillary go home you and you alone FAILED. You've made It hard FOR THE NEXT WOMEN . AND You ARE BITTER .

Justin (ny)   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

According to polls tracked on Huffington.Post: 3 Weeks ago McCain bested Obama in Ohio by 4% (45-41). As of yesterday Obama bests McCain in Ohio by 9% (50-41).

Sounds to me like Obama is doing just fine....

FLORIDA Voter for Barack Obama   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

Why waste finger time with negative blogging about her never-ending BS. Just ignore it as Barack has done and focus on our battle with McCain. It doesn't matter what she says, she lost, and she knows it.

pat   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

who does she think she is??!! can she not get it....WE DON'T WANT HER! she is a lieing evil woman that will say and do anything to get the white house back. she must think we are all fools to listen to her ramblings about her being the strongest candidate. the only thing she is better at is lieing! i do not believe anything she says and her husband has lost it as well. why can;t she understand obama has won this election from the people...not her but obama! hillary what can't you understand?? it is over for you and bill!
i would rather see Mccain win than that evil machine be our president! HILLARY ...GO AWAY FOREVER!!

Scott, Tempe, AZ   May 28th, 2008 10:37 am ET

"It was not immediately clear which polls and states Clinton was specifically referencing."
Hahahahahaha!!!! Brilliant comedic timing, CNN.
Seriously, though...just leave, Hillary. Please? For the good of the party?

pavel   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Yes, We Can

Obama 08

Debra Austin, Texas   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

The day we don't have to see this phony will be a blessed day. That will take Blitzer and his leeches to stop covering this has-been and her has-been husband. Who cares Hillary? The people already made their choice!

Ed From Milwaukee WI- Swing State   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Hillary Clinton is rewriting basic mathematics and Democratic rules, as she is truly beginning to divide the party. She does not have the popular vote, and that is not how primaries are even won. They are won by reaching the number of delegates. Obviously Obama has a vast number of super delegates in his arsenal and will deploy them at the proper time.

Obama was not on the Michigan Ballot, so with Hillary’s crazy math, she wants to receive all the votes while Obama receives zero because he wasn’t on the ballot and didn’t even campaign in those states. Who cares anyway both states had illegal primaries according to democratic rules and was stripped accordingly. She signs a contract in October saying that MI and FL wouldn’t be counted, all a sudden when it seems that she is not going to get the nomination she becomes so concerned about MI and FL.

Clinton could care less about those states because she didn’t care about them from the start. And at the end of the day she still doesn’t have the popular vote as she claims and it doesn’t matter because these are primaries. Someone should explain the rules to this lady and her supporters, because she makes herself look very stupid.

FedUpDem   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

tina May 28th, 2008 10:27 am ET

All I can say is…she must be mis-speaking again.

Barack 08/12

Auschwitz anyone? Its okay for obama to misspeak but no one else can....more of the obamahypocrisy for your reading and viewing pleasure!

Alex M   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Stop trying to bring down the democratic party. You lose. Drop out June 3rd Hillary!

Andrew from Illinois   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Hillary, just shut up

Berat, Park Ridge, IL   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Folks, as an Obama supporter, I hate to admit it... but Hillary's right on this one. Barack has a greater upside than Clinton, but he's also got a greater downside. I think he's going to appeal to the upside, and thus cruise to a victory; but there's no denying that his electoral map is a risky one.

However, I sincerely hope Hillary's getting ready to retire. I don't want to see her actually LOSE her spot in the Senate because she said too many stupid things in a primary.

Susie   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

I thought the general election is in November. Does Billary know something we don't? Cnn, I dare you to post my comment.

The Patriot   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Well, she does speak the truth Obamabots. Time to snap out of your trance and face the truth. He will NOT win in November. Why is it that you can't see that? Good grief, we Americans are real idiots.

The Truth   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Q: "You have to ask yourself who is the stronger candidate?"

A: Barrack Obama

Hey that was pretty easy, any other questions loser?....

Obama: Ahead in delegates, states, pop votes and national polls.

It's the DELEGATES stupid. America wants "change" from you.

OBAMA '08!

Scott   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

give it a break please!

EuropeanDem   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

a compromise, DNC nominates Biden, and Obama for VP, 100% win in GE.

mdg   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Polls are fulla bulla! And may I remind her that Zogby's exit polls in 2004 showed Kerry winning with a landslide! he lost by 120,000 votes in Ohio.

Give
Me
A
Break!

Her entire campaign has been a fairy tale but the clock is striking midnight and Cinderella is about to turn into a pumpkin!

Tom   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Hillary Clinton failed to mention that Obama performs better is several swing states that Democrats have historically had difficulty winning, such as New Mexico, Nevada, and Colorado. It's time to unite. Stop the infighting.

freddie   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Talk about stretching the truth. How could anyone believe a word that comes out of her mouth.

Lowentag   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

She should go to psychiatry. She is sick, sick, sick.

Rose - Baltimore, MD   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

This woman is sick. I am a woman and i will never support you. Good thing you are done.

Sillary   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

Seems like she is leading in every poll, except the only one that actually matters to reasonable human beings.

Robert Martin   May 28th, 2008 10:36 am ET

CNN give it up !

What do YOU know   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

This is pathetic. Go away. I hate mosquitos.

Derrick in Houston, TX   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

. "And based on every analysis of every bit of research and every poll that’s been taken and every state that a democrat has to win, I am the stronger candidate against John McCain in the fall."

The latest Clinton gaffe. She lives in her own dilliusional world. What happens if she looses the nomination and Obama goes on to win the GE? Then what?

"The Great Elephant Is Wounded"-Kareem From Hampton, Va   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

Ok so NOW she's going back to Obama not being electable when she said on national TV at the last debate that he emphatically is electable! Switching again....like she did with Fl & Mi and you guys say the Obama camp is drinking the kool aid!! She has changed the metric of this campaign in every way and in every way she cant even reach her own metric!! She blames Sexism even though she set the tones for this WHOLE season!! Hillary at this point is killing her future! She needs to bow out while she still has some respect left! She keeps this up...her name will be forgotten!!

Obama in CO   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

But he already BEAT YOU! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

OBAMA MAMA   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

How could Obama pick her for a VP after making this statement? She is burning bridges left and right and taking the Clinton legacy down in smoke with her.

mama4obama   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

I respectfully disagree.

OBAMA 08

pam Eugene OR   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

Hillary please STOP. No one believes your lies and we want a united party. That can not include anyone as divisive as you!

Pamela   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

This country is sick of legacy polictics.

Karen Calhoun, Tennessee   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

She is such a sore loser! Hillary, You have LOST and us Democrats want you to GO AWAY!

bill pike   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

she has one motive–herself. she is trying to keep obama from being elected. played to race card in WV and got the white vote, played the feminists vote now and promoting the florida and michigan problem for her benefit. i am sick of the bush/clinton royalty and the damage done by bush/clinton can never be repaired totally. as the late night host said, and then she gets on her broom. this is the behavior of a 2 year old supported by lies about their lies. i didn't have sex, sniper fire, race card, feminists card, this is SICK SICK SICK

Obama   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

Oh Hillary you are just not going to stop are you? You are not winning at anything- yes in a FEW states you might show a better percentage but overall Obama is on top in EVERY category–including popular vote so get over it.

sdmackey   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

Wow!!!!!!!!

Gabrielle, Lancaster SC   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

If I were a Clinton supporter, I would truly be excited and looking at all the Obama supporters, saying "I told you so."

However since I am an Obama supporter, and I tend to look at actual facts and figures, I will say that this is just more political pandering. Obama has not been able to truly campaign for the presidential nomination because he has been trying to get through the primaries. Please do not be mistaken, he has a very solid chance against McCain, and if more Clinton supporters would stop thinking with their emotions and look at the facts, he could very well take the presidential election.

Go Hillary   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

Go HIllary, HIT EM WHERE IT HURTS!!!

Marc in Virginia   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

Hey geniuses, she didn't say anything controversial, or untrue for that matter. She never said "Obama is more likely to lose". CNN takes her comments, twists them around to put a negative spin, and puts it as a title that you suckers fall for hook, line, and sinker.

Brooke   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

Go Hillary. I am a Republican but I would gladly vote for her. I don't want to see us became an Obama nation because then we would just be an abomination.

Juliet/55 YEAR OLD WHITE LADY FOR OBAMA   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

OMG...IS SHE STILL GOING ON, AND ON, AND ON, AND ON. LIKE A BROKEN RECORD. I AM SO NOT PROUD TO BE A DEM. NOW A PARTY THAT THAT WOMAN BELONGS TO. AGAIN OMG!!! IS SHE STILL GOING ON AND ON AND ON. I AM DRAINED JUST THINKING ABOUT HER.

Rich   May 28th, 2008 10:35 am ET

She is like a spoil little kid. Whining and crying to have her way. Wanting to change the rules and cries when her parents tell her to follow the rules. Her parents probably gave in to her whining and crying, but I hope the DNC doesn't. Grow up Hillary!

PJ Independent, New York   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

Like her or not, she's right.

The Democratic party is VERY divided still and will not unite before the general election, no matter what anybody says. There will still be a lot of 'bitter' Clinton supporter's who will not support Obama. Also, Obama is MUCH more liberal than Hillary Clinton. Therefore, some Democrats will vote for McCain for that reason alone.

Obama will lose HUGELY in November, just watch.

ele   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

She needs to go back to New York/Washington (not the white house) and stay...why is she living in both states? She's the Senator of New York, and after each primary (after she loses), she always go home to Washington! What's up with this?

Soupy   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

The only convicing argument I've read recently demonstrates that Clinton has a weak support base and Obama is likely to challenge in more states.

Mimi De La Cruz for OBAMA   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

CAN'T RUN A CAMPAIGN.

CAN'T WIN THE NOMINATION.

CAN'T ADD.

CAN'T WIN THE PRESIDENCY.

CAN'T RUN THE COUNTRY.

ALL YOUR GENIUS IN YOUR MIND.

YOU HAVE ALREADY LOST. YOU ARE OUT OF YOUR MIND.

Kiah   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

Yes the one who is winning NOW will lose later. How does she explain her losing now...

bob   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

The Republican party would love to have Hillary Clinton as the Democratic Presidentail candidate. They would have pages and pages of quotes and hours of video to use against her showing how she is lying today to get votes. Her claims of experience - what has she done??? Other than take tours and listen to speeches. What decisions did she hepl her husband with?? - the one to bomb the factory in the Sudan, the one to run like scared dogs from criminal gangs in Somalia when they ambushed our soldiers??? She needs to get real and look at the numbers saying a majority of the Democratic party who voted do not want her as our candidate.

Bob in Illinois   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

Good grief, Senator Clinton. It's time for you to face reality and bow out. The rules committee is not going to buy your whining plea! All 12 members on the committee who support you AGREED that the sanctions were appropriate. Why do you insist on rewriting history?

Independent for Obama   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

I am so sick of this. It is OVER! Stop trying to destroy the democratic nominee! Even if you get FL and MI you don't get enough delegates, game over – GO HOME!!

HP Boston   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

Yes he will lose! This dem is going to vote for McCain or write in Hillary on my ballot.
BO Barry is the worst thing that ever happen to the DNC and they can try to shove him down our throats till the cows come home, never going to vote for him. NEVER.
The media and the DNC have savaged Hillary, they have cooked their own goose. We are appalled at their stupidity. Daily gender blasts have seeped into every inch of this campaign. BO has been carried to ALMOST there by the big boys. Well the BIG GIRLS are never going to vote for your loser guy, NEVER!
I hope the repubs blast BO'S butt back to Chicago, lots of change needed there!

JJ   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

Truly...non-avian animals will begin flying before I ever vote for that pathetic woman (and even then if she's the only choice, I'll stay home). What few feminist sensibilities I have...she offends every single one, and sets us all back 50 years. After her pandering BS, crocodile tears, whining about the media (actually Bill is equally responsible for that one), and overall disgraceful and fiscally irresponsible way she has run her campaign, Hell will be a mighty frosty place before a woman will be a viable presidential candidate in this nation again.

rajah kahn   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

Is she the FIGHTER??? Looks like exaggerations to me..Not a GENUINE person to be President...SCARY!!!!!!

Scott Glenn in Wa   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

She is the lemming leader.........let her do what she came to do, may they all jump off a cliff HA HA HA

arun   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

Miss denial

Pat H.   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

Being a registered Independant, I belive she is the stronger candidate overall. When voting day comes I will either write her in or vote for McCain (I do disagree with his Irag policy), Obama is all about pretty speeches with no real solutions to offer other than change, how many times have we heard this before form a candidate? But we all have and deserve our own opinions.

Dave   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

It's all rigged for Obama to win! The DNC has something against the Clintons and have been trying to fix the whole thing since Iowa....

Hillary DESERVES to be the nominee! She is leading in the popular vote.... IF you count FL/MI! But, the DNC is trying to pull the wool over our eyes to make it LOOK like Obama has Won!

At least that's what Bill wants us all to believe!

The jig is up...... You simply LOST the contest! Go Away HilLIARy!

Ken   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

What a surprise: "It was not immediately clear which polls and states Clinton was specifically referencing."

Keep telling lies. That's what you do best.

Simple as ABC: Anyone But Clinton.

prakash chand   May 28th, 2008 10:34 am ET

She is correct...Democrats please wake up.

Obama is another Dukakas.

He is loosing the electoral collage and he will loose in Fall.

Rus in St. Paul, MN   May 28th, 2008 10:33 am ET

Yet Obama gained 2 more superdelegates today, 46 delegates away from clinching the nomination.

Hillary, you probably are stronger against McCain, but you didn't earn the right to fight him by not competing from February to March.

ADAM   May 28th, 2008 10:33 am ET

GO HILLARY!!!
YOU ARE THE BEST!!! NEVER EVER GIVE UP!
YOU ARE THE ONLY HOPE!!!

fred2..since another stole my name   May 28th, 2008 10:33 am ET

GO HILLARY....ALL THE WAY TO THE CONVENTION!!

Obama will NEVER win in November!!

Obama would only be another George Bush....another no nothing!!

Hillary or McCain

Caryn, Washington DC   May 28th, 2008 10:33 am ET

Of course Clinton is coming out saying that Obama is more likely to lose but that doesn't make it true.

The truth is that Clinton IS losing and by June 4th she WILL have lost. So all of her what ifs and shoulda, coulda, wouldas aren't going to amount to a hill of beans.

FromTampa   May 28th, 2008 10:33 am ET

What a sore loser.. Hillary will lose to McCain – nobody want to elect a liar..

OneWhoCares   May 28th, 2008 10:33 am ET

Yes, this spin game she plays is an insult to the intelligents of the American people. I just went over to RealClearPolitics and found the following poll results:
General Election: McCain vs. Clinton - Clinton 45.9% , McCain 44.9%
General Election: McCain vs. Obama - Obama 46.6%, McCain 44.3%
She's playing an ugly game that will come back and bite her. The American people in this new internet age have access to more information. These same old political games won't quite work the same way anymore

dodes   May 28th, 2008 10:33 am ET

Please stop now, Mrs. Clinton. Be graceful. I know it's hard. I have a personality like yours; so I do, in fact, know it's hard. But just do it. Please.

Char   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

HILLARY YOU ARE THE LOSER!!!!!!!!!!!!
GET OUT THE RACE. EVERDAY YOU AND YOUR
UGLY PANTSUITS STAY IN, YOUR MAKING THINGS WORSE.

IF THE THE DEMS LOSE.. YOU LOSE!! THIS WILL HANG
OVER YOUR HEAD FOR LIFE!!!!!!!!!!

GET OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Vince in NC   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

Why does she continue to attack Obama even when she's mathematically eliminated from the race? He should not pick her to be his VP, she would be a thorn in his side for the next four years.

James   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

Were we to listen to Clinton, nomination primaries would be useless. We would only commission pollsters to do polls and then coronate the man or woman who comes at the top. Voters have spoken and want change not politics of division. Hillary is very contemptuous of Democratic voters, who have already said Obama is the stronger candidate to face John McBush.

PCB   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

If Clinton is more electable then why can't she beat Obama?

Enlightened Voter   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

I'm sorry, but how are you more electable when your losing? BTW I checked on Obama's senate record and then on Hillary's. His is very impressive while her's is superficial. He's been very busy in the senate.

i am not dump   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

hilary, you are finished. NOone wants to listen to your BS because you don't even know what you are saying. you are pathetic. this is not sexism, you are out of touch of the people.

Margie   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

Hillary doesnt give up easily, why? she's a mother and mothers dont give up on their children..Think about that!!!

RR   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

Enough already woman!

Ian   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

Wasn't it just a few weeks ago she was saying he could beat McSame? If Hillary keeps up this mess the only political futures she's going to have is Queen of the Umpa-Lumpas...

Marilyn   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

Hillary is right. Obama has won many of the states he has won because of the large black population in those states, who have voted for him because he is black. This will not help him in November. Clinton is the stronger candidate in the general election.

Venus   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

WOW! This woman is really crazy! And people want her on Obama's ticket?

So now... let's see – she can't and didn't Obama in the primary but she can beat Mc Cain... going by POLLS and not VOTES!!!

One week to go! I hope Obama offers her nothing!

Go Bam! Every time you say some thing nice about Hillary – she shows her true colors!

It must be a real shocker that Obama has won! A man – a rookie beat the mighty Clintons!

Ha,ha,ha,ha,ha........................ sad Hillary! The past weeks she should have been attacking Mc Cain with Obama if she is a team player!

It's going to be nice after next week not to see her in the news!

Mike   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

I like her style. She says that the Obama campaign is nothing but speaches. What is this then? To make statements based on nothing and ignoring facts sounds like empty rhetoric to me. It is brilliant though because most people like to be spoon fed information and will probably never check the facts. Let's just take her word for it.

jason twombley-missouri   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

more BS from Hillary's mouth !! This woman never quits in her quest for power..HER power...she cares nothing about the party or the people of USA..just HER. Woe be America, if this woman gets the nomination after all her lies, spins, half-truths, and negativity. The Clinton era in government needs to cease immediately. Hillary, get your rocking chair, WE THE PEOPLE dont want you.

DeeJam   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

I'm sick of her rhetoric. "Obama is more likely to lose". Where I'm from that's called a player hater. She's hating on him because she is desperate. It's pretty pathetic to exude such desperation in a close fought battle where you "respect" the other candidate. I can't wait to see if she really gets behind his nomination and tries to help unify the party when this is all over. I respect her right to campaign and stay in untill all votes are cast. However, don't bloody up the canves on the way. Stop doing that Hillary.

Deborah   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

And Hillary would recogize a LOSER since she is one . . . She just doesn't want to admit it and GO HOME!

Ed   May 28th, 2008 10:32 am ET

Super Delegates you need to act and make a decision to stop this nonsense before it gets too big to overcome in the General Election.

mjc   May 28th, 2008 10:31 am ET

I know which state: The State of Denial, which is part of La-La Land.

sozzi   May 28th, 2008 10:31 am ET

It's time that the Democratic party turn thier backs to Hillary & Bill. We all know that the Clintons do not want Obama to be the next president of the USA. They will go out of thier way to support McCain.

Blackalot   May 28th, 2008 10:31 am ET

I think Hil"lie"ry is a subject matter expert on the art of the loss!
obama 08!

tai   May 28th, 2008 10:31 am ET

Hes more likely to lose, thats why YOU cant even beat him. So be quiet and exit like a lady should with some dignity, if you even have any left.

DEMOCRATS 08

That's it!   May 28th, 2008 10:31 am ET

I can not take this woman any longer! She could care less about this country; she only cares about her own ambitions! It's so obvious to me now more than ever! I used to support her, but it seems to me now more than ever that she could care less that the Democratic Party is divided and that we lose in November. With John McCain will come more war, he will not adhere to the Constitution, more enemies, and more hatred of our country around the world. He refuses to conduct diplomacy with our enemies, so he would just isolate them even more. She knows what's at stake and she could care less. She just wants to be the President for her own ambitions! If people don't see that now then they're blind!

Amber   May 28th, 2008 10:31 am ET

Ummm...why is no one reporting on the superdelegate who once backed Clinton, the switched to Obama, and is now switching back to CLinton???!!!! He''s an African American from the Virgin Islands. Come on CBS...do your job. If the tables were turned and Obama was getting the support, this story would be all over the media!

BGIV in NC   May 28th, 2008 10:31 am ET

Interesting, RCP has him beating McBush by 2.4 and her by only 1.4. They do not have a dog in this fight, they just call it as they see it. Or maybe she is just saying what she has always said "Don you get it? He's black." I liked her more when I was still a republican.

Nancy   May 28th, 2008 10:31 am ET

Well, aren't we full of ourselves. Do you think Barack Obama got this far on his looks? He's smarter, more well liked, more trusted, full of hope, and he is kind of cute..... You and your hubby, Billary, will have to do better than that. The question is which one of you (Hill and Bill) will blow their gasket first? It's over....

Obama can and will win the general election.

kaz   May 28th, 2008 10:31 am ET

This is totally senseless. Obama have good chance in general election, sen. Clinton have no chance, never.

That's it!   May 28th, 2008 10:30 am ET

I can not take this woman any longer. She could care less about this country; she only cares about her own ambitions! It's so obvious to me now more than ever! I used to support her, but it seems to me now more than ever that she could care less that the Democratic Party is divided and that we lose in November. With John McCain will come more war, he will not adhere to the Constitution, more enemies, and more hatred of our country around the world. He refuses to conduct diplomacy with our enemies, so he would just isolate them even more. She knows what's at stake and she could care less. She just wants to be the President for her own ambitions! If people don't see that now then they're blind!

KiloWhiskey   May 28th, 2008 10:30 am ET

She's right...Obama is nothing more than a clean "front man" in the Chicago political machine. A pretty face with no experience and no depth – never voting out on a limb, always non-confrontive and "safe."

But she's not the one to beat him. By and large Americans do not trust her and have little respect for her. Democrats need to get past the talk show mentality and try and pick candidates based on competency, integrity, and experience.

Rich   May 28th, 2008 10:30 am ET

You can't even beat Obama! How do you expect to beat McCain??? That isn't something you say about your team mate anyway. Oops I forgot, she is playing for team Hillary and not the Democratic Party. How can anyone like her? I guess that is why her ratings are so bad. I mean, come on people.

Angus McDugan   May 28th, 2008 10:30 am ET

What happened to "yes, yes, yes he could win?" What are we to believe from this person? The only thing she has said that is the truth is that we are not sure who Obama is and how is he going to enact this huge change.

Cammi317   May 28th, 2008 10:30 am ET

Let me get this straight...SHE CAN'T BEAT OBAMA IN THE PRIMARY, but SHE BELIEVE SHE CAN BEAT MCCAIN IN THE GENERAL? Either she is off of her medication or needs some prescribed.

58 old white ladies for OBAMA   May 28th, 2008 10:30 am ET

BILLHILLI SHOWING THE SAME LOYALTY TO PARTY THEY

DID WHEN IN THE WHITE HOUSE, NONE.

PH in OK   May 28th, 2008 10:30 am ET

he will lose...but not in the General Election...he is going to lose in the Primary election. Hillary is the best person to run against John McClain.

lol   May 28th, 2008 10:30 am ET

he is more likely to lose, she wins blue states needed for democrats to win, obama wins red states that mccain will win in the general. she beats both mccain and obama on the electoral map. many early voters for obama have buyers remorse. they voted before the rev. wright flap hit the main stream media. obama is a liberal extremist, hillary is more moderate, that is why she holds the traditional base of the democratic party. the dnc pushes their liberal agenda candidate on the public, and they lose the general.(mondale, dukakis, gore, kerry)

Margie   May 28th, 2008 10:29 am ET

Hillary you will always be my hero. They threw you under the bus, called you every name in the book, and your still standing. I admire you for that .Your not a quitter. To all the superdelegates that jumped ship---we will remember them!!!!! Win or not, you will always be Madam President!!!!!

Chris from San Antonio   May 28th, 2008 10:29 am ET

A>B DOES NOT EQUAL C>B.

Just because you won California and New York DOES NOT MEAN McCain will beat Obama in those states. Stop with the fuzzy math and spinning poll data. It's getting ridiculous.

Rich   May 28th, 2008 10:29 am ET

You can't even beat Obama! How do you expect to beat McCain??? That isn't something you say about your team mate anyway. Oops I forgot, she is playing for team Hillary and not the Democratic Party. How can anyone like her? I guess that is why her ratings are so bad. I mean, come on people.

chicago chris   May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

How can Hillary supporters stand there and let her bring down the party? She may believe this but she does not need to BEG and GROVEL. Not only is she losing any of Obama's supporters that may have crossed over but she is more than likely losing her own supporters by putting HRC first and not the Dems. Honestly, who says this about their fellow Democrat?

NY for Hillary   May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

Hillary we love you but be careful on your attacks on Obama please

Hillary 08'

Chris   May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

IT'S TIME FOR HRC TO GSD!!!

GSD: GO SIT DOWN!!!

Jackson   May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

"In the subset of polls and research and states and people that I pick and choose, I am soooo crushing the competition."

David Goldman for OBAMA   May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

YEA, THE BUT YOU ALREADY LOST.

YOUR MATH LIKE YOUR MILITARY SERVICE, DELUSIONAL.

JJ   May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

Now didn't she say in a previous interview (or the last debate on ABC) that she believed Obama can win against McCain?? She needs to stop and close her mouth. Talk about the issues at hand and stop tearing down Obama.

I am really getting sick of her back and forth statements. She is making herself look bad.

trellskig   May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

OMG! She's back at it again! Does she ever stop...wonder what her supporters, on this blog has to say now?

Anna   May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

Hillary, you don't realize it, but if you had gotten the nomination we would have lost because all Republicans would come out of nowhere to vote against you.

Democrats unite.

Obama 08

Chris   May 28th, 2008 10:28 am ET

This is irritating to say the least.....Look the reason why Clinton's doing so well in the polls compared to Obama is because of the fact that NO ONE IS ATTACKING HER. She's been going around the country convincing everyone that she is the stronger candidate with no opposition. McCain's not attacking her and neither is Obama.

tina   May 28th, 2008 10:27 am ET

All I can say is...she must be mis-speaking again.

Barack 08/12

marylee wagerman atlanta,ga   May 28th, 2008 10:27 am ET

LIES,LIES,LIES

DOES ANYONE BELIEVE THIS CRAP?

WELL,EXCEPT FOR PEOPLE IN WV,KY AND PR

Creative Woody   May 28th, 2008 10:26 am ET

Apparently 5 months of the primary process says otherwise, Mrs. Clinton.

I can't believe she and her supporters think Rush and all the other republican talking heads support her. She's delusional, methinks.

Janel, St. Paul, MN   May 28th, 2008 10:26 am ET

She just doesn't give up! Why????

j   May 28th, 2008 10:25 am ET

Broken record... broken record... I'm tired of hearing this broken record.

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