June 1, 2008
Posted: June 1st, 2008 10:36 AM ET
Sen. Hillary Clinton greets patrons Sunday at a San Juan, Puerto Rico, bakery.
Sen. Hillary Clinton greets patrons Sunday at a San Juan, Puerto Rico, bakery.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (CNN) - Sen. Hillary Clinton is wrapping up two weeks of campaigning in Puerto Rico on Sunday as voters on the island territory kick off the final week of the primary season.

Puerto Rico has 55 delegates at stake, and polls show Clinton with a comfortable lead over Sen. Barack Obama.

According to a survey conducted for the newspaper El Vocero and Univision, Clinton is leading Obama there 51 percent to 38 percent among all adults in the primary.

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Rose   June 1st, 2008 5:29 pm ET

Having heard all the arguments about Mrs. Clinton popular vote, a small turnout would not seem to reinforce the Clinto campaign argument regarding the (her) popular vote. Her leadership and power as some have stated, did not appear to ring true in Puerto Rico. While Mr Obama may be considered an unknown, but, his delegate count speaks for itself. Perhaps not knowing all there is to know about Mr. Obama is what may be lacking, can ALL that we know about the Clinton's is a guarantee that all we know about them will be well in the White House, should Mrs Clinto be selected over Obama as the democtatic choice?

Finally, lets not forget that 4 names were not on the Michigan ballott and Mrs. Clinton 17 million popular votes today (her name on Michigan ballott) compared to Mr. Obomas 16 million votes today (his name not on the Michigan ballott) may be a moot point because no one knows what the outcome would have been if ALL the candidates names were on the Michigan ballott.

John Black   June 1st, 2008 3:49 pm ET

Y0U GO HILLARY .I DON'T SEE HOW THEY COULD HAVE HANDED YOUR DELEGATES TO OBAMA THOUGH YESTERDAY .GEEZ.THE IDIOT TOOK HIS NAME OFF OF THE BALLOT .HE FORFEITED THE STATE OF MICHIGAN.THEY SHOULD HAVE GIVEN YOU 100% OF THE MICHIGAN TOTALS.

Carmen Ortiz   June 1st, 2008 3:27 pm ET

Tried and at last was successful in speaking with tip line in Washington, D.C. The NY phone would only allow comment which I left.

Have been watching CNN Puerto Rico coverage – Democratic Primary. Need to correct CNN error about the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) located in Mayaguez.

The main campus of UPR is In Rio Piedras which is located in the San Juan Metropolitan area. The Mayaguez campus is the RUM or "el Recinto Universitario de Mayaguez," Colegio de Agricultura y Artes Mechanicas" or campus for Agriculture and Mechanical Arts.

Florida democrat   June 1st, 2008 3:19 pm ET

I am a HUGE Obama supporter but do not like his actions of the past two weeks. With the amount of money he raised for the primary (including some of my money) he should have spent much more time campaigning for these last three states.

It bothers me that he essentially 'gave up' in many states that he did not feel like he needed to win. His attitude should be "lets try to win them all or get as close as we can in all states". He is playing politics with the primary by just choosing to campaign only in states he is winning in poles and needs to get the number of delegates needed. Maybe if he tried harder in some of the other states, he would have won a few more delegates in each and would have already reached the magic number.

He should have tried harder in PR and in other states.

However, unlike many so-called 'democrats', I am pure blue and will vote for which ever candidate wins the nomination. Either one is better than four years of McCain.

Voice   June 1st, 2008 3:10 pm ET

Wolf Bliter and Schbeider cannot wait to annoce that Clnton is leading the popular vote at 3:03 on saturday. They cannot wait!

I cannot wait to see their disappointment and humilation when their projection falls short. I cannot wait to trash their self

Antonio Morales   June 1st, 2008 2:53 pm ET

My name is Antonio Morales, I'm 26, and I am fully excited of what's been going on today in my island, Puerto Rico. It is the first time in my life I notice that our opinion really matters for the mainland political issues!

I would like to thank CNN for the coverage on our beautiful island, specially for all you've taught our fellow americans about PR.

I am one of those Puerto Ricans that supports Hillary because of her comitment towards us, ever since she was the First Lady. She enjoys being among us, she is sincere when she talks about us and it is obvious that she will remain caring for our population.

Even though I support her, I also feel simpathy for Senator Obama. It's a pitty that when we finally have the opportunity to put a woman or a black man in the White House, destiny decides to put them both at the same time :(

I wish they could both be President! If not, idealy, Let Hillary be Pres first (she's always been ready!) and in 2016, we have Obama!

Thanks Hill for all the love you've always had for us and remember that it doesn't matter what the final result is, we'll always "have your back"

Te Queremos Mucho!!!!

-Tony
San Juan

MP-Pennsylvania   June 1st, 2008 2:34 pm ET

It proves Clintons are divisive. Clinton promised to give PR a statehood within her first term but I didn't hear people asking for it recently.

Where ever they go, they divide

They divided people on race and sex, then bluecollar and white collar..

If Clinton gets the nomination which I doubt and if she wins again I doubt, at the end of her term, dems won't get back to GOP for next many yeras. That's what happened after Bill Clinton's so called legacy.

Bythe way where was Hillary when Bill was the president for 8 years and why PR was not given statehood then?????

MD in CT   June 1st, 2008 2:32 pm ET

It seems to me that when all the primaries for President in 2008 are over, the only truly important popular vote statistic that is of any importance is the popular vote total OF ALL THOSE WHO CAN ACTUALLY VOTE FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. While I believe that Puerto Ricans in Puerto Rico should be able to vote for the President in 2008, in fact they cannot. Therefore, any claim of popular vote should not include them. Sorry!

In addition, when you discuss voters there are 2 groups. "They are those who vote in private (at primaries) and those who vote in public (in caucuses). So if you want to decide who has THE POPULAR VOTE MAJORITY, YOU MUST COUNT BOTH. And since some caucuses do not give the number of votes, THIS MAY BE IMPOSSIBLE.

Spin it, twist it, bend it or manipulate it anyway you want, those are the facts...even with ignoring that delegates and not popular votes determine the nomination.

Rave   June 1st, 2008 2:25 pm ET

“There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out.”
"Where There Is No Shame, There Is No Honor "
"It is no shame to tell the truth."
--------–
This is peaks of Shamelessness... Go Away.
OBAMA (2008 -16)

John Do   June 1st, 2008 2:17 pm ET

Haha, who ever win this nomination is because that person has to win it.
I believe that everything happens in this world is already been planed to happen. We just live in the aftermath.
So dont b dissapointed if your nominee losses this election.
Cause the world future is already decided before you decide for it.
You can only decide your own future by choose your own way of life.
Vote and deciontion are two separate things.
You can vote for what you desire.
But the decition is not always that, what you have vote for.

May GOD Bless all people in us and their aftermath president.

Ralph   June 1st, 2008 2:16 pm ET

Go Hillary...all the way to the convention!!

50 year-old Latino for Obama   June 1st, 2008 2:06 pm ET

Puerto Rico will be her final moment of glory. She'll lose Montana and South Dakota big time, and then a bunch of SDs will go for Obama, handily putting him over the finish line. I just hope this woman can finally quit when EVERY STATE has voted and has been counted. It's time to move on to the general election.

Helen   June 1st, 2008 1:58 pm ET

GOOD LUCK Sen,. Hillary Rodham Clinton

display of democratic comedy   June 1st, 2008 1:58 pm ET

And the democratic party has the AUDACITY to display in such a public way democracy, at its worst; a handful of party dictators diciding how Florida and Michigan with a combined population of over 22 million fits into the dem party game. Voters of F&M ask yourselves who broke what rules in the first plays to deny you a revote. Obviously the (UN) Democratic party has no use for you now, but wait come November....Vote McCain or Independent.

ron   June 1st, 2008 1:57 pm ET

Get out of the race for the nominee Hillary, and declared
yourself an independent.

We need you to run the government in the next 4 years
with your good pick of adviser.

We will vote for you. We believed you could win California,
NY, Ohio, Michigan, Nevada and the rest of the
big states.

People are tired of the Democrats and the Republican,
they want a leader that will transform this union back
to its glorys.

We believed you are a fighter and thats what We need
this days, somebody that will stood up against Party
loyalty when they are wrong.

Do it now , until you have time, and We will be in your
side.

susie   June 1st, 2008 1:56 pm ET

Either Hillary or McCain for President!

marty   June 1st, 2008 1:54 pm ET

I spoke to my mother in PR and it was interesting. She is supporting Clinton but is not going to vote. She said that most Puerto Ricians feel the same way. 1. Obama is leading and Clinton can't catch up. 2. They are not able to vote in the general elections so their vote really doesn't count. I'm a Obama supporter so I think this is a good thing.

Bridgette - PA   June 1st, 2008 1:47 pm ET

And this means what CNN? You, me and everyone else aleady know that P.R. can't vote in the GE. We also know that Barack Obama has this thing pretty much wrapped up. I can't wait until this is over.On second thought, wouldn't it be nice to see Hillary go to the convention floor kicking and screaming! OMG, her career would be OVER. S.D. and Montana.....Make it happen for Barack on Tuesday :)

OBAMA / SEBELIUS 08!

E. C., Houston, Texas   June 1st, 2008 1:47 pm ET

Intelligent and smart, Informed Voters will choose Senator Clinton.

DAN-VA HILLARY 2008   June 1st, 2008 1:43 pm ET

VAMOS PUERTO RICO -VOTE FOR HILLARY..
HILLARY 2008....THE ONLY OPTION.
IF NOT VOTE MCCAIN 2008.

Hillary Supporter/McCain   June 1st, 2008 1:42 pm ET

As a Clinton supporter, I am not "bitter" or "angry". I just do not like or trust the DNC choice of a candidate. Too radical left. We need someone who can unify the country and that person is not Senator Obama. He has proven it by letting his supporters smear Hillary Clinton and is now starting on John McCain. New kind of politics? I do not think so! Just knows how to manipulate the "victims". (victims–the core of the democratic party)

Kate   June 1st, 2008 1:40 pm ET

The look on Hillary's face says it all. That she really doesn't want to be
in Puerto Rico, now that MI ad FL ruling won't help her win, there's no
need to listen to the voters anymore.

pat   June 1st, 2008 1:36 pm ET

HILLARY YOU WERE ROBBED ,there for you should do just what you said take it to the commite we can not have this man as are president, he,s a racist, his wife is a rscist, there is to much bad baggages with him, to many sorry people in his background an he,s keep them close. WAKE UP AMERICA. there something funny here. THIS A MESSAGE TO JOHN MCCAIN. take HILLARY for you V.P. AN 17 MILLION HILLARY VOTERS WILL VOTE FOR YOU. we now know there is no loyolty in the demacratic party.

Jan   June 1st, 2008 1:34 pm ET

Obama supporters are dreaming if they think Clinton supporters have anything in common with them. Their candidate is a left-wing radical with a questionable past. Clinton is a moderate with different values and is much more of a people person. We are not cultists, that is why my vote will go for another moderate instead of to someone I have no knowledge about and a person who kicks his friends and family in the ribs if he thinks he might lose votes. Obama people think they can"unify" their party? What party? The DNC has proven to be disloyal to its members due to jealousy, sexism or whatever else they have cooked up .They have skewered Clinton over and over and have let Obama get away with many low-life tactics.They have also become too "elite" only welcoming AA and the wealthy to the party. This year, my vote will be McCain

Evelyn   June 1st, 2008 1:33 pm ET

Be smart , you see how Obama changes his supporters for long time like the pastor and his prist for the ambition of the White House.
Wait until he get it then hi is goin to throw all the people how supporter now and the people he need in the same way as soon he get his objetives. Dont TRUST in HIM hi dost not has GOD in his hart.

Only to see his wife and him scare me.

s.boatman warrensburg mo.   June 1st, 2008 1:33 pm ET

BREAKING NEWS! HILLARY CLINTON AND HER CAMPAIGN ALONG WITH HER SUPPORTERS WERE JUST DELIVERED A CRUSHINGBLOW IN HER ATTEMP TO STEAL THE NOMINATION FROM BARACK OBAMA! THE AMERICAN PEOPLE HAVE VOTED NOT TO LET HER CHEAT HER WAY INTO THE WHITE HOUSE! HER SUPPORTERS ARE NOW LEAVING HER BOGUS CAMPAIGN IN DROVES TO RALLY BEHIND HER OPPONANT!

Matt   June 1st, 2008 1:31 pm ET

Go Clinton! I hope she can pull off a large win here.

Jose   June 1st, 2008 1:29 pm ET

Obama-Webb! or Obama-Sebelius!

D-Weezy Lancaster, OH   June 1st, 2008 1:29 pm ET

Go Hillary!

As you tour PR, I hope that you shake hands with the people and smile at them and tell them all the wonderful things that you plan to do for them because there are people like me who can see right through you. You are as fake as your laugh. As people I believe we can tell what kind of person you are by your actions. And personally I don't think this country could handle another spoiled-cry-baby in the White House. We've had enough of this for the last 7 1/2 years. I didn't know the white house would continue to be inherited. I can't believe I thought you had to earn the position of the White House and not have it handed to you. Between the Bushes and clintons, it's become a family business that's been handed down. I'm 32 and have had to live with the Bushes and Clintons as leaders since I can remember. Yeah, it's definitely time for change.

POST THIS   June 1st, 2008 1:29 pm ET

HILLARY THANKS FOR TEACHING US KIDS HOW TO CHEAT........NO RULES NO LAWS .......HILLARY CLINTON VS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Louie Burton   June 1st, 2008 1:24 pm ET

Come on..."juvenile" doesn't begin to describe this mindset. Please drop this near sighted, ego driven silliness. Our country is approaching the most crucial election in its short history. Could you seriously want a continuatuon of the damaging (to put it lightly) policies of the Bush Administration? That is what you will get with McCain. Except reality and vote to change the course of our great country, not to stay the course.

Apu   June 1st, 2008 1:22 pm ET

billary , any promise for a statehood ?

Em Hunt   June 1st, 2008 1:20 pm ET

Obama as Dem candidate? They can forget about it. Bush Light McCain will win!

Michael   June 1st, 2008 1:17 pm ET

Wow, what an interesting story. The "Thing" that would not go away. At least now maybe their daughter can escape the tent of of duplicity and self absorbtion her parents have constructed. It's too bad for us Republicans. The Clintons no longer control anything.

McClinton its NO VP   June 1st, 2008 1:17 pm ET

Whats too add ? Hilliar isn't going anywhere .
The 3am call will be from Bill he can't get his car started and its parked on 1st avenue in front of the all night spots.

andrea   June 1st, 2008 1:14 pm ET

I"m a diehard Hillary supporter and I'd rather have eight more years of Bush than vote for barack hussien obama..

Manny from Miami   June 1st, 2008 1:12 pm ET

No Hispanic vote for Obama. Hispanics have always felt blacks are lazy and have never liked them. Most of the gang wars in NY and around the country are blacks against Puerto Ricans. So I expect the Hispanics to either stay home in November or vote for McCain. Too bad for the Democrats because Hispanics love Hillary.

Sandra   June 1st, 2008 1:11 pm ET

She will get one last win before quitting after Tuesday. At this point, she's dragging herself over the finish line.

joe smith   June 1st, 2008 1:09 pm ET

have you noticed lately, that the current administration is downplaying Al-Queda, saying they are in a state of disorganization, no leader spearheading some dasderly deed,are in retreat, not sure where bin-ladin is, or if alive; troop death count at lowest levels since 04; all I can say, minipulation at it's highest level, and the press are doing a swell job. certain mid-east countries really know how to buy air time..

ED FL   June 1st, 2008 1:08 pm ET

Cheer up Demos we do not have to vote for Mccain or a new inexperienced Obama, nor Hillary WRITE IN YOUR CHOICE WE WILL BE CALLED RACIST OR ANYTHING THE OPPOSITION DEEMS THERE OPINION BUT WE CONTROL WHO WE VOTE FOR > HOPEFULLY DEAN AND THIS WHOLE DEMO FIASCO WILL BE GONE AND WE COULD GET IT RIGHT DIFFERENT IN THE ELECTION OF2012. USE YOUR RIGHTFUL POWER OF CHOICE NOT WHO THEY WANT.

After further review,Texas.   June 1st, 2008 1:06 pm ET

Obama is just a front man for the SSP.Chicago is putting their bid in to rule the country in this power play,why do you think there is so much big money backing him and power players coming out for him.Dont believe the hype and BS.

Barbara - 65 yr old white female in NC   June 1st, 2008 1:06 pm ET

Those fist-shaking, crying, hysterical ADULT FEMALES are a disgrace to the "mature female voters" that are out here.

I won't ever behave that way in private, much less on TV. If that's a sampling of the ignorant people that follow Clinton, let them go Repukes and disgrace that party for awhile.

I was so ashamed of those females – they need to grow up and get an education and a LIFE of their own.

NeverObama   June 1st, 2008 1:04 pm ET

I just talked to my aunt & uncle in PR. They went for Hillary and said if they could vote in Nov they would vote forMcCain If Obama was the nominee. She said he's too close to Arab folks for their tastes. They remember 9/11. They have never voted for a Republican president before. Neither have I. Bust there's a first time for everything. ...

Bill   June 1st, 2008 1:04 pm ET

No big surprise that Ricky Martin supports Hillary. The Clintons "don't ask/don't tell" policy is the watchword by which Ricky leads his life.

J E   June 1st, 2008 1:03 pm ET

There is no doubt Clinton will do well in this primary. It is still virtually impossible for her to get the nomination though.

I have some news for all the Clinton supporters who are sour graping and saying that they will vote for McCain. Clinton and Obama have very similar plans and stances on the issues. If you support Clinton but choose to support McCain because you are angry she is not the nominee:Then you deserve the misery that will insue if McCain becomes president.

Because McCain is polar opposite of Hillary. He is for the war, he is for rushing to more war in Iran and N Korea, he is for tax cuts for the wealthy and he is for big business and has no plan for health care and rebuilding the economy. He will try to overturn Roe vs Wade and try to decide that contorversial women's issue with a law. Small goverment eh? Right.

If you are truly educated on the candidates and exactly what policies you are actually voting for, no Clinton supporter in their right mind would ever vote against Obama in the GE. I urge everyone to read through the candidates policies and make an effort to make an informed vote and not one made out of spite because of the divisive battle between the two nominees.

mike   June 1st, 2008 1:02 pm ET

I don't give a hoot about puerto rico. Who, what , is puerto rico? Most of them don't want statehood because then they would have to pay taxes like the rest of us. Why are primaries being held there when they can't vote in the GE, seems like a waste of billions of dollars that could be put to better use in the United States, not a foreign country like puerto rico.

tom cullar   June 1st, 2008 1:02 pm ET

Regarding Gov. Mark Sanford's statement on The Late Addition
with Wolf Blitzer, Gov. Sanford said that progress was being made
in Iraq because the number of U.S. soldiers death was down.
I say, one death is to many. Gov. Sanford's remark is another example
of how pro-war politicians only see our dead soldiers as only a
number. My question to these politicians would be, would their veiws
regarding the Iraq war change if one of their love ones had to go to
Iraq and risk their lives.

CognitoErgoSum   June 1st, 2008 1:00 pm ET

One woman interviewed in Puerto Rico about why she supported Clinton said it was because she would have Bill Clinton as an advisor, same as a woman interviewed in Indiana. Another person interviewed claimed Clinton was more fit to be Commander-in-Chief because "she was a pillow away from the President when those decisions were being made."

As much as I'd like to see a woman in the Oval Office, I'd like one who can do so without the public's perception that she needs her husband to prop her up. There are many women in the House and Senate with more experience.

After further review,Texas.   June 1st, 2008 12:59 pm ET

Where have I heard totally emotional statements like "my way or the highway"before?These people use no logic whats so ever,and they want her in the highest office in the land.Obama and McSame arent looking out for the majority of Americans either.I think we are in deep stink.Thanks to the media and the power brokers we are stuck with a stay at home ticket of fools.

SARA   June 1st, 2008 12:59 pm ET

HILLARY IS THE ONE. THOSE TWO PASTORS HAVE SHOWN EXACTLY WHAT OBAMA IS. HE WAS A PART OF WHAT THE PREACHERS BELIEVE, OR HE WOULD NOT HAVE STAY IN SUCH TRASH AS HE WAS IN. THAT IS THE KIND OF PEOPLE ON THE STREETS OF CHICAGO. OBAMA HAS TAKEN AWAY CLINTONS VOTES AND ALSO HAD CAUSUS THAT ARE NOT PRIMARIES. HE DOES NOT DESERVE THE NOMINATION. SURELY, ONE CANNOT BELIEVE HE COULD SIT IN THE WHITE HOUSE WITH THOSE FRIENDS OF HIS. NON AMERICAN, HATERS OF AMERICAN, A WIFE WHO IS NOT PROUD OF AMERICAN..UNLESS SHE IS ON THE PLATFAFORM RUNNING FOR THE WHITEHOUSE. WHAT KIND OF PEOPLE ARE YOU HAVING AS VOTERS.

Blaising   June 1st, 2008 12:58 pm ET

Wow! She's STILL in this thing! I had no idea she was still running. I just got back from an extended camping trip with no contact with any news sources. I guess she must have finally caught Obama in the delegate count!

Willy   June 1st, 2008 12:58 pm ET

Rock on Hillary!!!

John Sutter, Miami Beach FL   June 1st, 2008 12:58 pm ET

Well, what do you expect ? We rather trust the country to a respected, experienced and veteran republican than to a rookie and his "friends" that has divided the democratic party on the basis of racism and has NO EXPERIENCE AND NOTHING TO SHOW US IN HIS RESUMEN, NOTHING !! other than being a 3-year senator and a romantic rethoric.

Anony-mouse   June 1st, 2008 12:55 pm ET

To all Clinton supporters –

Before running off to McCain, please note that the Republican party *also* cut the FL and MI votes in half. In their case, they allowed a full vote but only to half of the delegates.

Missy, South Carolina   June 1st, 2008 12:54 pm ET

Hillary you have done a great job but will they be able to vote in November?

Reinaldo Medina   June 1st, 2008 12:54 pm ET

CNN gets your fact right.

1. Leaders from both Puerto Rico main political parties are supporting Obama and Hillary; it is not true that one party support Obama and the other Hillary.

2. Mayaguez is a college town, but students don’t but on their college town, they go back to their hometown to cast the vote; this is because they are register on their hometown. Beside, Mayaguez has the second largest campus, but university of Puerto Rico is in Rio Piedras, 2 times larger than Mayaguez.

3. Puerto Ricans are not voting because they want to be independence, only 3% support the independence. Puerto Ricans doesn’t participate in these primaries because it is not relevant to them.

Ed, Santa Fe, NM   June 1st, 2008 12:52 pm ET

SHUT HER UP AND SEND HER PACKING.... WHAT A MEGALOMANIAC

John Smith   June 1st, 2008 12:52 pm ET

I would "strongly" encourage Hillary and her active supporters to form an Independent party. These people, lacking in a basic virtue of "honesty" should be removed far away from Hillary and her active supporters.

Let us see how Hillary will do as an Independent against the Republican machine. Anyone with a "small sense" of political history will know that the Republicans are ready to take on Hillary, especially Bill! The Republicans want her so badly that they have even crossed over to vote for her, knowing that they have no good chances against Obama.

I sincerely hope that Hillary, if she remains in the Democratic party, does not come even close to the Obama ticket. Both Bill and Hillary do not need to campaign for Obama in the general election!!

Adolfo   June 1st, 2008 12:51 pm ET

Another complimentary fact to my last post is that of the 4 million citizens in PR 80-85% vote on any given election vs. 40% in the main last (50 states). Of this 80-85% of the PRican population 98% vote for either statehood or common wealth, either way they constantly reflect the commitment they have towards keeping their U.S. citizen ship. The fact that a great majority of PRicans are proud and great full to be a U.S. citizen has been reflected in the fact that per capita PRicans serve in the military or federal government in higher percentages than many of the existing 50 states. Hopefully your reporters can complement their reporting with some of these facts.

Again thank you.

Adolfo (PR)

pam Eugene OR   June 1st, 2008 12:50 pm ET

I can't believe she spent 2 weeks in PR when she is broke. The financial reports that are due for the candidates for May should be very interesting.
I wonder if all the avid supporters for Hillary have put their money where there mouths are. If she is still broke and in debt that will say a lot. She is supported with so much anger and bitterness. I wonder if that is matched by $$$$.
I have given to Obama 3 times because he is the one I believe in. If Hillary has so much support where is the money?
How can she afford to keep this nonsense up?

Desmond Sequeira   June 1st, 2008 12:50 pm ET

LOOKS LIKE 38 PERCENT OF PUERTO RICANS HAVE SEEN THROUGH CLINTON. 51 PERCENT OBVIOUSLY HAVE NOT!

HILLARY'S DONE AGAIN   June 1st, 2008 12:49 pm ET

HILLARY WHO IS STILL HERE?

OH, YOU MEAN THAT WOMAN THAT DOESN'T KNOW WHEN TO THROW IN THE TOWEL, AND IS REALLY STARTING TO LOOK LIKE IT COULD BE A PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITION OF WHY SHE ISN'T STEPPING ASIDE?

IF HILLARY LOVES HER COUNTRY LIKE SHE PROFESSED THROUGH " ALLIGATOR TEARS" PRE-NEW HAMPSHIRE, SHE WOULD SERVE HER COUNTRY BEST TO STEP ASIDE AND JOIN JOHN EDWARDS IN BACKING THE NEXT DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEEE – BARACK OBAMA.

HILLARY STILL HAS A SENATE SEAT IN N.Y., WHICH COULD BECOME IN JEOPARDY IF SHE CONTINUES TO TRY AND DIVIDE THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

WHY IS HILLARY REFUSING TO HEED THE WORDS OF AMERICANS? IS THIS THE KIND OF PRESIDENT SHE WILL BE IF SHE EVER WERE THE PRESIDENT? WE HAVE A PRESIDENT CURRENTLY (BUSH) THAT TOO, BELIEVES HE SHOULD "STAY THE COURSE" IN THINGS , AND YOU SEE WHERE THAT GOT OUR COUNTRY INTO –WAR AND FURTHER DEBT!

HILLARY IS IN HER DISBELIEF AND ANGER STAGES. HOPEFULLY SOON SHE CAN GET OUT OF HER CURRENT " DENIAL" STAGE AND ENTER INTO HER "ACCEPTANCE" STAGE, SO WE AMERICANS CAN GET ON WITH BEATING MCCAIN IN NOVEMBER.

TIME FOR HILLARY TO ACCEPT HER LOSS, GET OUT OF DENIAL, –ALL FOR THE "LOVE" OF HER COUNTRY SHE PROFESSED TO HAVE PRE-NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY TIME.

Obama is a Drama   June 1st, 2008 12:49 pm ET

and a real Big Drama.

Someone else is directing this puppet to do things that are not good for country.

In the list of his buddies, we hear about Mayor Kilptarick now, one more cheater.

Susan MO   June 1st, 2008 12:48 pm ET

Puerto Rico........vote for HIllary.

She will be the Best president ever!

Candi SC   June 1st, 2008 12:48 pm ET

Hilllary Hillary Hillary, I am tired of the same old pant suits. Hillary at least you can't steal all the votes, how low down you are.

GERALD STROTHER   June 1st, 2008 12:48 pm ET

2 DAYS AND IT IS OVER GO OBAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Diane Spencer   June 1st, 2008 12:47 pm ET

Is there any hope for Hillary ???

Mary - Independent   June 1st, 2008 12:43 pm ET

Hillary could come out of Puerto Rico with good numbers, but she has too much catching up to do and little time to do it. It is unfortunate that there is so much prejudice feeling and emotion between these two democratic candidates. The Democratic party shoudl be supportive of all of the Democratic party and it should not be divided as it appears at present.

Tex   June 1st, 2008 12:42 pm ET

As an Obama supporter, I want to thank Hillary for drawing out this nomination process. She is the one with campaign debt plus the spending of over $11 million of her own money. Her debt is still mounting. Why don't her supporters contribute and bail her out of debt. That seems they lack the true commitment necessary for to win. However, it will be over for her on Wednesday as Obama receives 68+ delegates and/or superdelegates from the last three primaries and the voting of the undedecided superdelegates, who have seen Ickes venomous remarks and threat and the "spoiled brat" behavior of Hillary supporters. Ickes remarks and the childish behavir of her supporters should convince most of the undecided superdelegates to endorse Obama and will cause commited Hillary superdelegates to switch over to Obama. Most of us who originally supported her and then switched to Obama because of her lack of character and intgrity na ddirty campaign tactics are having trouble understanding why we ever supported her in the first place. The constant whinning, "oh, poor me" syndrom and child like behavior of supportin g McBush just because Hillary lost is simply incredulous. What morons!

Maria   June 1st, 2008 12:41 pm ET

Well, it is over. Obama has the nomination sewed up. Now the rabid, vagina obsessed Hillary Mob can switch to McCain. They can push for a McCain / Hillary Ticket. Call it the Nightmare ticket. It is a perfect match. McBush can screw up the economy and start several new wars. Hillary can lie and cover up McBush's mistakes and blame other people.

ed   June 1st, 2008 12:41 pm ET

Obviously, if Obama gets the democratic's nomination, the majority of Hillary Clinton's supporters will vote for John McCain in November.
Or, better yet, Senator Clinton will run as independent – having a good chance of winning the presidential race.

Tamara   June 1st, 2008 12:39 pm ET

Go Hillary, Cnn will probably down play your success but we are with you. Obama as the forced Nominee will have to appeal to the Hispanic community if he wants to win in November. I guess ANOTHER segment of the population that he needs.

Go Hillary!!!!!!

Rose Patterson   June 1st, 2008 12:38 pm ET

If Hillary doesn't get the nomination, it's McCain for me and my family. She has not been treated fairly during this whole campaign, and has done extremely well in spite of it. It has been BASH HILLARY ALL THE WAY. Obama is not the person for the job. He has a VERY SCARY PAST, and saying he is not Muslim any longer, and giving up his church reallys rings hollow. People better wake up and see where this country is heading. By the way, I and my family are very staunch Democrats who don't even consider other parties.

ALECO1 -----NOKOMIS,FL   June 1st, 2008 12:38 pm ET

HILLARY CLINTON IS NOT GOING TO DO AS WELL AS SHE THINKS IN PUERTO RICO. HILLARY CLINTON DOES NOT GIVE A HOOT ABOUT AMERICA OR THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, SHE JUST WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT.
BY TUESDAY NIGHT, OBAMA WILL HAVE ENOUGH DELEGATES TO WIN THE NOMINATION. OBAMA WILL BE OUR NEXT PRESIDENT.

BYE BYE HILLARY 'PANTS SUIT' CLINTON.-–THANK GOD.

TodayisTheDay   June 1st, 2008 12:31 pm ET

Puerto Rico , end this nonsense toda!!! . After you see the drama last couple of days by HRc. Don't give any chance for futher foul play by HRC compaign.

Super Deligates, this goes out to you too !! You can end this and put behing TODAY !! Don't even wait until June 3rd !!

NC Ladd   June 1st, 2008 12:30 pm ET

What bothers me is that the Democratic party is about to nominate a candidate that is essentially for many a "pretty face." Obama represents, "something" called a new change, but he has not defined exactly what that change is. I have tried to figure out who Obama represents. He claims to be black, but he is also white and he doesn't talk about that much, even though he was raised by his white family. He attended a church that appears to have had elements that espoused profound issues of anger and hatred and he felt as though he should be a member of that church, for many years! What's up with that? So here we are, about to nominate a candidate who has little experience when the world needs us to have a president that has a lot ,and a party that is frankly fractured. I'm not saying that I wouldn't vote for him, but he needs to stop being a talking machine and start being honest about his affiliation's, so that we can know who we are voting for. Just like Ricky Ricardo use to say, "he's got some 'splaining to do."

Jay   June 1st, 2008 12:28 pm ET

Greedy Clinton and her husband bill are out to destroy the DNC..She thinks its her right to be the nominee though she neither has the delegates or the popular vote... and by the way if she is "made" the nominee...we will ensure she will lose in the general election

lily   June 1st, 2008 12:27 pm ET

We love you Hillary. We support you all the way. I'm still very hopefull that you will be the nominee. We will never vote Obama if he is the nominee..we don't know this person and he is not qualified for this position.

Kathy   June 1st, 2008 12:26 pm ET

I am sooooo sick and tired of the constant rant from news anchors, commentaries and the like when they ask-with that stupid look on their faces..….”but what do you say to the African American population who voted for Obama if you do not give him the nomination”--my answer…next time put up a more qualified candidate…period. There are an estimated 17 million African Americans in this country-less than 50% of them are registered-so where is the majority here? They have ignored his lack of qualifications and have voted for him based on ethnic pride. And while they certainly have a right to do so, they have intentionally ignored the fact that regardless of his rhetoric— he is seriously flawed, and an unimpressive candidate, who has had to constantly clarify statements and positions on almost every issue. He WILL most certainly lose to McCain (should he become the nominee).
Moderate democrats and independents will write the last chapter in this drama, by sending a clear message- YET AGAIN to the party-clean up your act – you no longer represent the moderate/progressive voter that you expect will fall in line with your philosophy.
The DNC party elders will have plenty of time to look for a candidate—McCain will be elected in 08, his VP choice will be elected in 2012 and possibly beyond-plenty of time to lick your wounds-but do remember-the scars are very deep and will not be healed any time soon.

OBUMMER   June 1st, 2008 12:25 pm ET

I, along with numerous voters.,will definitely vote for McCain. I have no words to describe the disgust I feel over Senator Clinton's horrible and unfair treatment by much of the media and the Obama campaign with its vicious supporters. Obama's supporters always scream "racism" anytime Obama's suitability for the presidency is questioned, yet have no qualms in poking fun at Senator Clinton.

This priest incident is yet another example of who Obama really is: a hypocrite, a liar, and a racist. He is also extremely arrogant and brings a lot of division. If he gets the nomination, he will surely lose to McCain.

NoBama   June 1st, 2008 12:25 pm ET

even a moron would decide fairly quickly .....

to stay with the Church, or
to be in the race for President post.

Obama must have quit his church long time ago.

Debby   June 1st, 2008 12:24 pm ET

Good for her at least Puerto Rican Dems. respects what she wants to do for the US. The DNC has just about diffused her every chance of winning. I also have to laugh at Obama ditching his church after all those people on the south side of Chicago supported him. Talk about someone who will do anything to win when the going gets tough. Obama the big Uniter when the cards aren't stacked in his favor he ducks out. I wonder if he will do this on us if he is President.

B. Fountain   June 1st, 2008 12:23 pm ET

Sitting back watching this race for the White House has definitely shown which side is more adult behaving than the other.

I am a woman and initially was very happy to see Hillary run. However, after watching her for the past 8 months do all of the following, I am sadly disappointed and am now definitely more for her rival.

1) Waver on issues.
2) Count she has the popular vote, but, have no idea where and what figures she's using.
3) Consistently using issues that are non-revelent to make her rival look bad.
4) Bring up religion when it has absolutely no reference to the issues.
5) Discount both Florida's and Michigan's vote and then change her mind when she needs these votes to have a chance.
6) Donate so many millions of her own money to run when that money could have been spent helping the country on more important issues – gas, health care, homeless, etc.
7) Lastly and most important her credibility has become zero in my books. I do not believe her or her 'advisors' when they speak up now. Her bashing her apponent and then continuing her tirades make her look like a child. Unfortunately dirty politics which is what her campaign has looked like for at least 3 months has made her rival look like an adult.

I would have loved to see a woman in the White House in the biggest position in the land. I had hoped that this candidate would be the one. I no longer feel that way nor do others.

Reality check #1   June 1st, 2008 12:23 pm ET

Love my girl, Hillary!

Vahe Vanesyan (Toronto, Canada)   June 1st, 2008 12:22 pm ET

Hey, CNN so called moderators, post my comment at least this time!

Just a reminder for you and all the readers!!!

At last year's DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee meeting, Ickes was one of several Clinton supporters to vote to not recognize any delegates from either Florida or Michigan because the two states were about to violate party rules and hold their contests early. He has since changed his position on the matter.

tensia   June 1st, 2008 12:21 pm ET

We will standa behind you all way Sen. HILLARY R. CLINTO.
" LOS VOTOS LATINOS"

Raymond Duke   June 1st, 2008 12:20 pm ET

I am not surprised at that number. Except in predominatly black states Obama can not win a primary. In the ones he did win them states will go republican. Utah , Idaho, neveda, Alaska wouldn't be caught dead electing a democrat for president. Dream on democrats if you think this will happen, you still believe in the Easter Bunny. I am an indepedent and I don't have to kidd myself. I have always voted across party lines so I am not a rabid fan and then find myself as disguisted with the democrat party as a regular democrat would. After the crap that was pulled on Hillary Clinton, I get my revenge, I vote for John McCain and don't have to listen to the political opperatives pander to me and tell me how much worse he would be then Obama and why I should accept the unwanted sex they performed on me.

WAKE UP !!!!!!!   June 1st, 2008 12:20 pm ET

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND DEMOCRAT PARTY ARE FINALLY UNITED !!!!.....AGAINST THE CLINTON PARTY

Can't anyone see this maniacal, egotistical, me-only, abuse of Mrs. Clinton ???

First she used Mr. Hillary, then she used Arkansas, then she used New York, then she said "I agree Florida & Michigan should not be counted, then she said " Wait a minute I'm losing, I've changed my mind We Need To Count Florida & Michigan" then she said "Wait a minute, they don't like me because I'm a poor little destitute bullied, picked on , little tiny girl, boo hoo boo hoo.

DEMOCRATS, PLEASE PLEASE , ATTEMPT TO GET YOUR PARTY BACK . SHE IS RUINING US !

Tubby The Tuba   June 1st, 2008 12:20 pm ET

How does Ickes think that his view as to how to count the delegates is even fair. In the first place, neither state was to have it's votes or delegates counted. The fact that Barrack took his name off the ballot is a moot point, since the DNC had ruled the primary WOULD NOT COUNT. But, Clinton had the goal posts moved once again, and now the DNC has reversed itself, changed the rules on Obama, and at least was trying to be fair to Obama's campaign. Since the Clinton name is well recognized around America the lack of campaigning in Florida and Michigan did not hurt her as much as it did a relatively unknown as Obama. Every state that Obama campaigned in, where Clinton had a tremendous lead, was able to deflate Clintons numbers in a major way. This would have been true in Florida and Michigan. Barrak Obama played by the rules and actually believed the DNC when he and Clinton signed off on NOT COUNTING the votes or delegates in those states. So why is it fair Mr. Ickes for Obama to lose out because he played by the rules. Hillary as we know changed her mind only when she realized that she would need those votes to have a chance. Now she says she has the most popular votes, disenfranchising those states that had cacuses. Where is her concern for these voters? It's a fine example of a double standard and speaks volumes about her immorality.

Olivia   June 1st, 2008 12:19 pm ET

Hillary will do well in Puerto Rico because she is for the people and the know and love this.
Obama was just going through the motions of what is required of him. He will get the support of those who climbed on the bandwagon.
The ruling of the DNC yesterday made sure he moved closer to the end number to clinch the dem nominee, and made it more difficult for Hillary. But....all is not lost. Hillary will get our total support It's never over till it's over, especially when bias and unfairness is involved.
She will always have my respect for being a tough, knowledgeable and highly viable candidate. We won't see anyone better for a long time. Just look at how much positives she taught Obama during the campaign so far.

Tubby The Tuba   June 1st, 2008 12:18 pm ET

The only comments that make in on this posting by CNN are those views that apparently agree 100 % with their positions. Mine are rarely accepted because I do NOT agree with the slanted views of CNN.

NBC   June 1st, 2008 12:17 pm ET

Another......let's throw our votes away on the Candidate that can't win and prolong this another day or two. I have the popular vote.....PS by my rules because I am the Democratic Party......NOT

Brian   June 1st, 2008 12:17 pm ET

If Purto Ricans loved America they would become a state! Their votes should NOT count

MELINDA AVILES   June 1st, 2008 12:16 pm ET

CNN REPORTER GIVES MISLEADING INFORMATION REGARDING PUERTO RICO. I LIVE IN PUERTO RICO AND I JUST HEARD YOUR REPORT COVERING THE PRIMARIES HERE SAY THAT THE MAJORITY OF PUERTO RICAN LIVING ON THE ISLAND WANT TO BE INDEPENDENT. THAT IS SOOOO WRONG. THE INDEPENDENT PARTY HERE IS ONLY A HANDFUL OF INDIVIDUALS. THE MAJORITY OF PUERTO RICANS ARE EITHER DEMOCRATS OR REPUBLICAN AND DO NOT WANT TO BE REPRESENTED BY THE INDEPENDENT PARTY AT ALL. I FULLY SUPPORT HILLARY, BUT I WANT THE REST OF THE WORLD TO KNOW THAT PUERTO RICAN ARE AMERICAN CITIZENS AND WE AS A WHOLE STANDS BY THE USA.

Let's get real   June 1st, 2008 12:16 pm ET

If Puerto Rico is not allowed to vote in the GE can someone please explain to me why either party waste money and effort holding a nomination primary there...

Adolfo   June 1st, 2008 12:16 pm ET

Your reporters on more than one occasion have incorrectly made the comment that the majority of the Puerto Rican (US) citizens want to be independent from the U.S. This is far from the truth since in the last PR governors’ elections the PIP (pro independence party) was less than 2% of the voting population; this is a significant fact considering what few supporters independence has have always made sure to make their vote count. 98% of the island supports being a part of the U.S. and proudly keeping the U.S. citizen ship. Please make sure your reporters use this information since it's a significant fact for the rest of the U.S. to know.

Thank you in advance.

Adolfo (from PR)

Kevin,FL   June 1st, 2008 12:16 pm ET

Among all adults in the Primary? So are there Children Primaries Too? lol

Brian Knoxville, TN   June 1st, 2008 12:15 pm ET

The Evolution of H. Obamaphilonensis (“Obama-loving man”)

April 2008: “THE MATH!”

May 2008: “THE RULES!”

November 2008: “Oh, the humiliation. Why didn’t we start thinking sooner? Why didn’t we see that he was an unknown, inexperienced, and unqualified person, that he is a charlatan with zero integrity who could never have won the presidency of the United States? Anyone could have seen way back in May that Obama's campaign was based from the start on the premise that he can more effectively deliver better rhetoric and slogans for each and every American.

Too bad Homo Obamaphilonensis learns too slowly…

KCBob   June 1st, 2008 12:15 pm ET

the race is over who cares...

One thing I will say, the actions of the Clintons supporters make me question if we can ever have a woman president. I mean the irrational vindictiveness makes me wonder if a woman can handle the office. They seem too emotional in irrational.

You Clinton nutcases are hurting the chances for women in the fututre..at least with this voter.

Get over your racisim or your feminazi attitudes and deal with the fact that Hillary lost fair and square. If you have trobule dealing with a black candidate,go join the Republicans...they like racists and haters over there.

Good riddence.

Annamica, OH   June 1st, 2008 12:15 pm ET

So there are children in the primary now? haha

Debra   June 1st, 2008 12:11 pm ET

I will be so glad when this is all over. Yesterday's decision to seat MI and FL was a good and fair decision. The Clinton supporters cry over MI is a joke. Obama's name was not on the ballot, neither was Edwards and Richardsons. None of these candidates did anything wrong, the votes were not going to count. Oh slick Clinton kept her's on, So she should be the only one that get's votes from MI. Don't Clinton supporters know that even if she got MI like she wanted, she'd still be trailing Obama. She would need over 50% of the superdelegates. Not going to happen. He has been getting 3/4 of the superdelegates. I know it is important to many, especially women, that a woman president get elected, So your answer is to vote for McCain. Is he a woman?? What does that accomplish?? To me it just shows childish actions and you cry about democracy. It's not about democracy for you, it's all about the Clinton's and their need for power.

PR for Obama   June 1st, 2008 12:11 pm ET

Come on Puerto Rico! Vote for the present leader not for deceiver and hypocrite. Open your eyes!

OBAMA 08

Cynthia   June 1st, 2008 12:08 pm ET

Senator Clinton was expected to win there with huge numbers, so this is no surprise.

Brian Knoxville, TN   June 1st, 2008 12:06 pm ET

The Evolution of H. Obamaphilonensis

April 2008: “THE MATH!”

May 2008“THE RULES!”

November 2008: “Oh, the humiliation. Why didn’t we start thinking sooner? Why didn’t we see that he was an unknown, inexperienced, and unqualified person, that he is a charlatan with zero integrity who could never win the presidency of the United States? Anyone could have seen way back in May that Obama's campaign was based from the start on the premise that he can more effectively deliver rhetoric and slogans for each and every American.

Too bad Homo Obamaphilonensis learns too slowly…

Juan. Puerto Rico   June 1st, 2008 12:05 pm ET

Hispanics will NEVER vote for Obama. The Palestinians will recognize Israel first.

oohpleez   June 1st, 2008 12:04 pm ET

As far as I am concern Hillary and her cronies are the ones doing the hijacking and WE DONT NEGOCIATE WITH HIJACKERS

Buckeye Girl 4 Obama   June 1st, 2008 12:03 pm ET

Here's an idea: Since Hillary spent so much time campaigning in Puerto Rico, they like her, AND she's got an army of "menopausal maniacs" who HATE America (HRC included – based on her speech AND actions of the past 3 months), why don't they ALL relocate to the Island! HRC could "campaign" for Island Queen", her "supporters" could continue worshipping her, the Citizens could like her even MORE than they currently do and EVERYBODY'S HAPPY!!! A HUGE win-win for HRC, her "followers", & the beautiful Island of Puerto Rico! :)

go go   June 1st, 2008 12:03 pm ET

Final week FINALY

MizuInOz   June 1st, 2008 12:02 pm ET

Hillary before you make promises to the citizens of Puerto Rico, you need to keep the ones you made the Puerto Ricans living in New York. And the rest of the New Yorkers.

Expediency is not a word that equals integrity.

Or maybe you can switch to the Republican Party and run with John McSame – I am sure he is willing to be your running mate – maybe, even your VP. You could teach him quite a bit about experience.

You wouldn't have to insinuate that he is Muslim or all the other innuendo that you pushed at Obama. You can then get all of your disgruntled supporters to vote for you as a Republican.

Now that would historical or is it... hysterical.

Aaron   June 1st, 2008 12:02 pm ET

Where's my Gas Tax Holiday?

Christy Rawlings   June 1st, 2008 12:02 pm ET

For all of those silly Sen. Clinton supporters complaining about how the DNC Commitee came to a conclusion for Michigan and Florida delegates. Then why should we allow the territories to be counted when they are just territories, not states. Lets Unify this party, and get the Republicans out of the White House.

Gilbert, Los Angeles   June 1st, 2008 12:01 pm ET

Wake Up- Puerto Rico, OBAMA is your Man.
He is going to WIN, after June 3rd, HE is way ahead,

Please give your VOTE, to Obama.......
Hillary is our after Tuesday.........
yea 67 more vote to go.

Barbara - 65 yr old white female in NC   June 1st, 2008 12:00 pm ET

La Presidente Clinton of Peurto Rico !!!!

Hope she stays there. She's a liar, she's divisive, she's a spoiled little girl that thinks she is entitled to be Queen of US.

Send Bill a box of cigars !!!!

Enlightened Voter   June 1st, 2008 11:59 am ET

I can barely stomach her any more. She is no more a victim than charles manson.

TEXAS TRAIL DOG   June 1st, 2008 11:58 am ET

Pureto Rico would be a good example of what would've been, DNC, IF YOU'D JUST MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE. But now you will have to take a back seat to the Republican in the Oval Office once again. Because us Hillary Supporters are not just for Hillary as the media would like to proclaim us. We are Obama protesters and we do not want such a dishonest person in the Oval Ofice. We have had enought of the Bush-Nixon eras. IT'S HILLARY OR NO ONE FOR US.

TEXAS TRAIL DOG   June 1st, 2008 11:55 am ET

Pureto Rico would be a good example of what would've been, DNC, IF YOU'D MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE. But now you will have to take a back seat to the Republican in the Oval oOfice once again. Because us Hillary Supporters are not just Hillary Supporters as the media would like to proclaim us. Ware are more Obama protesters and do not want such a dishonest person in the Oval oOfice. We have had enought of the Bush-Nixon eras. IT'S HILLARY OR . THEN NO ONE FOR US.

Caryn, WDC   June 1st, 2008 11:55 am ET

Clinton you should stay in Puerto Rico. We don't want you here.

Loretta from California   June 1st, 2008 11:55 am ET

If I were you, I would be to busy protesting. I certainly wouldn't have the time to support Hillary. You should be able to vote in the general election too.

El Máximo Gutierrez   June 1st, 2008 11:49 am ET

WE LOVE YOU OBAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!

EX-HILLARY SUPPORTERS NOW REALIZE THAT SHE IS A LYING MANIPULATOR WHO MUST BE STOPPED!!

OBAMA '08 & '12

Si Se PuEdE jEs We CaN sI sE pUeDe JeS wE cAN!!!!!!!!!!

USAF Staff Sergeant   June 1st, 2008 11:49 am ET

Alright! Puerto Rico! The single most important contest of not only this primary election, but of the upcoming general!

SARCASM.

Linda   June 1st, 2008 11:48 am ET

All I can say is that's a shame.

ellianna   June 1st, 2008 11:47 am ET

What happened to the "landslide numbers"????????? HA

Ardnuas   June 1st, 2008 11:45 am ET

I am so GLAD this Democratic Primary is OVER..... Let's defeat John McCain PLEASE......
Obama/Hagel ( I want Chuck Hagel to be VP)

cecil   June 1st, 2008 11:45 am ET

I agree AL, Clinton supporters need to grow up and stop acting like soil brats. Florida and Michigan broke the rules and had to pay a price. Go ahead and vote for McCain. They were never real Democrates anyway.

Why don't her supporters ask why she agreed, and stop blaming the DNC. She Didn't have to agree, She could of protested loud and clear
when the other candidates agreed she didn't.. The bottom line is she's losing, and wants to change the rules.

She has a very bad habit of not knowing what she's signing and agreeing to. Experience 101 know what your agreeing to and signing..
for. Very poor judgement in political matters.
When things don't work out, Sen. Clinton and her supporters kick and scream like five year olds until they get there way. Not this time you
brats!

Obama 08

Change Express , Kissimmee, FL   June 1st, 2008 11:41 am ET

I got zero respect for that woman.

OBAMA 08'/12'

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