June 7, 2008
Posted: 12:30 PM ET

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WASHINGTON (CNN) – Hillary Clinton is expected to “officially suspend her campaign” and urge her 18 million supporters to “unequivocally throw her support behind [Barack] Obama” in a concession speech Saturday, says Clinton campaign spokesperson, Mo Elleithee.

In the estimated 20 minute speech, Clinton is expected to stress how high the stakes are in this election. According to Elleithee, Clinton will tell the crowd: all the reasons why she entered the race are still there and everyone needs to get a Democrat into the White House.

Clinton will also reflect on what she and her supporters were able to accomplish, as well as put in context, historically, what her candidacy has meant for women.

Filed under: Barack Obama • Hillary Clinton


Viva Obama 08   June 7th, 2008 4:07 pm ET

A Vote for Barrack Obama is a vote for Hillary Clinton because they support the same cause.
A vote for John McCain is a vote for a George Bush third term more wars, bad economy and more country will not want to deal with our country. If you were really a true Hillary suppoter that want a better America for this generation and the future generation you must vote Democratic this November. Please do yourself a good favor and vote for the Democratic nominee this coming November.
No hard feeling because Hillary has none against Barrack. We must put the Republican out of the white house.
As you can see, we are in a big reccession and that will get worse with a John McCain.

UNITY   June 7th, 2008 4:07 pm ET

Don't beg the residue from the Clinton camp to unite. If unity does not come naturally to them, it may come eventually. For those Clintonites ready to achieve the acheivable..WELCOME ABOARD THE DEMOCRAT TRAIN TO THE WHITEHOUSE!

Proud Democrat   June 7th, 2008 4:04 pm ET

And I am PROUD to be a Hillary Clinton supporter, I was upset as I am sure millions are to hear Senator Obama supposedly went golfing while you gave your speech. The man who has been cheered for his ability to speak would have learned a lot today listening to you, in fact I believe he should have been there and heard in person, and showed you the respect you gave him in your speech.
I hope he is a wise man and makes you his VP, America needs both of you , this mess the REPUBLICANS have made will take everything two of the greatest Democrats of our century have in them.
Together you two are unstoppable …
Together you will bring greatness back to America.
Together you will break barriers for millions.
Together you will lead the world .
and only
Together you will win back the Whitehouse …

Chandler   June 7th, 2008 3:52 pm ET

I have to hand it to Hillary. That was gracious and well done. As to any Democrat now who votes for McCain, all I can say is good riddance. To those threatening to watch FOX because they think for some reason that CNN is 'biased'… to me that's like threatening to drink the Kool-aid. Be my guest.

With the economy spiraling out of control McCain couldn't win this if he put Jesus on his ticket and Obama chose the Anti-Christ.

Chandler - from Maine

Timothyt   June 7th, 2008 3:49 pm ET

DEMS UNITE! Do not allow the media and the republicans posing as angry Clinton supporters divide us. They trying to manipulate their way into a victory. Not This Time!!!!

Obama 08/12
Yes We Can!

Good Job Hillary!   June 7th, 2008 3:48 pm ET

Bob Brown:

I too am disappointed that my candidate did not win the nomination. However I will support Obama because I respect Hillary and what she stands for. True, some of us are on another level of angry, but most will support the democratic ticket. I know this from talking with many Hillary supporters who talk with Hillary supports….show talk with Hillary supporters. Please stop perpetuating this nonsense of a Million Clinton supporter divide. IT JUST ISN'T TRUE. We're not that immature.

Obama supporters, please stop with the insults ok? If you want us to get along, you need to show us some respect.

Obama 08′

TEXAS TRAIL DOG   June 7th, 2008 3:47 pm ET

I WILL STAND BEHIND OBAMA BECAUSE HILLARY ASKED ME TO, BUT IF HE DOES NOTAT LEAST OFFER THE VP TO HER WHETHER SHE TAKES IT OR NOT. THEN I WILL LEAVE HIM WITH HIS CORRUPTION AND HIS NASTY TALKING SUPPORTERS.

Rachhpal Kukreja M.D   June 7th, 2008 3:43 pm ET

Hellow Bob Brown,
If fox is only you watch. You are not thinking what good for America
Your choice is emotional one and not based on policies (which are same of Hillary and Obama).Is it race?

Clavin   June 7th, 2008 3:42 pm ET

I agree wholeheartedly with "reality". I have been a supporter of Sen. Obama since Feb. I am a 24 year old black male in Mo. I was from the start a strong supporter of Sen. Clinton.

With the appointment of Speaker Pelosi I said and thought , "this would be a great opportunity to see a woman run for Pres. To me I thought immediately of HRC then maybe Condi (not that i would vote for Mrs. Rice).

However some of the things that Pres. Clinton said really made me think. I would say he cost her my vote in my opinion. I never really jumped on Obama's bandwagon 'til after Super Tuesday. Hillary thougt she would have it all put together then. To me that may've been confidence but I saw it too as arrogance.

I am not supporting Barack because of his mixed "ethnicity" or just to make history. I think that this country needs a new face new ideas. No matter what Neil Bortz and Sean Hannity may say.

I do see that this may be a big chance in taking Obama but Hillary's campaign in my eyes was her's to loose and Bill played a pivitol role. Esp. with his comments in SC. I asked myself from the beginning whose presidency would it have been (her's or Bill's 3rd) ) if Hillary was the democratic nominee.

That's was proven when everytime I wanted to watch Hillary speak that the first face you saw and first person you heard from was Bill. Even though it was Hillary's time to shine.

I disagree with all those HRC voters who say they will vote McCain as a strike against Obama. I don't think Barack stole the show…I think the show stole him. I like McCain as a person I just don't think he is right for the state of this country.

TEXAS TRAIL DOG   June 7th, 2008 3:42 pm ET

iI's because of your negative comments Obama Supporters and his corruption that I can not vote for him.

Scott   June 7th, 2008 3:42 pm ET

With Hillary's endorsement of Obama the Party can unite. Obama now needs to thank Hillary for her endorsement and ask her to accept the VP
position. Obama needs to realize without Hillary and her voters he has no chance of winning the election. Hillary is the one that can get him elected, by himself he cannot do it.

pam Eugene OR   June 7th, 2008 3:40 pm ET

CNN STOP trying to create news. I saw the speech and there were very few boos.
CNN tries to LIE to us and push their agenda. Jest report the NEWS Wolf. We know you support Clinton but that should not matter.
Even FOX is more honest than CNN!
Obama 08
Great speech Hillary and thank you!
POST THIS CNN

TEXAS TRAIL DOG   June 7th, 2008 3:39 pm ET

NO WAY WILL I SUPPORT HIM.

Kenneth M.   June 7th, 2008 3:39 pm ET

Bob Brown: After Slick Hillie spent 3 months begging the super delegates to select her I am suprised you would say such a thing. Dont blame Obama for her vote on the war and her lie about Bosnia. That is what cost her the election. Before that she had smooth sailing into the nom.

Clinton Supporter   June 7th, 2008 3:31 pm ET

I love Obama saying no to lobbyist money, but only for president, mind you. Lobbyists don't hang around presidents, Barry. Oh, I forgot you have NO EXPERIENCE, so you wouldn't know that. They hang around members of Congress because they actually vote on legislation and their votes matter to lobbyists.

CHANGE? CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN? REALLY???

Please…………McCain never looked so good!

Eleanor   June 7th, 2008 3:28 pm ET

Hillary was mistreated by the media including CNN. I lost respect for quite a few of the newscasters. Shame on them. Wish Hillary Clinton would run as an Independent; she would win hands down.

Big Baby   June 7th, 2008 3:24 pm ET

Bob Brown

Get over yourself, you big baby. Another Republican blogging for Operation Chaos. LOL

TEXAS TRAIL DOG   June 7th, 2008 3:17 pm ET

CNN WHY CAN'T I POST?

Timothyt   June 7th, 2008 3:10 pm ET

I have learned that there are many Republicans posing as angry Clinton supporters trying to keep us divided. Do not believe it. There are some Repubs who are desparate and will try anything because they know they are toast this year. They think we are dumb enough to vote McCain in because of their bogus posts. Democrats will be united in November! Get ready for defeat McCain, Bush, Cheney and the politics of the past! It is going to happen. Accept it now or later, it really doesn't matter.

joe   June 7th, 2008 2:46 pm ET

We want oprah or caroline kennedy as VP.
Forget Hillary.She could run again in 2012. President Mccain will be too old by then.
Roland martin as secretary of bs and borger and campbell as sec of nose jobs and cafferty as secretary of boring.

ms. sims   June 7th, 2008 2:42 pm ET

@ Bob Brown…What do you mean he was too weak to get enough pledged delegates…ding dong…SHE WAS TOO! Neither one could have gotten enough pledged delegates cause the race was so close. I don't know maybe the supers went to him because he was up by I don't kno….bout 200!

Manny   June 7th, 2008 2:37 pm ET

Several months ago Donna Brazell a super delegate, said if the supers were the ones to decide the nominee, she would leave the party. Where' you letter of resignation, Donna?

archiesteel   June 7th, 2008 2:34 pm ET

Bob Brown, I suspect you're one of the fake Clinton supporters from Limbaugh's Operation Chaos. I mean, why else would you spout nonsense like "he didn't get enough pledged delegates" (when he got more than Clinton) or "I will be watching Fox from now on" (a dead giveaway or your true allegiances).

It seems you're a bit bitter that your sabotage efforts were for naught. I myself can only rejoice that Limbaugh's efforts were, once again, wasted.

Also, I don't want to burst your bubble, but it won't be "millions" of Clinton supporters who won't vote for Obama once the dust settles; at most, it'll be a handful.

Reality   June 7th, 2008 2:20 pm ET

It is true. Hillary's future depends on what happens in November. If your fall-back option is voting McCain because you did not get your way… think again. If McCain wins he will be known as "The Fall-Back President" (In more than one way…)

Democrats need to stay strong and not divided. This is not high school people, this is the future of our country!

Connie   June 7th, 2008 2:19 pm ET

All Obama supporter stand with out stretched hands to welcome you!

Bob Brown   June 7th, 2008 2:15 pm ET

No matter what Hillary says I and millions like me will never vote for Obama. He was too weak to get enough pledged delegates and was selected by the party elite who hated the Clintons. All of them losers like Kerry, Dean, Kennedy, Pelosi and Reed. He had to limp over the finish line . What a loser! Can't wait to see Wolf, Cafferty and Campbell Brown's face when he loses in the fall. It will be partly their fault. Please tell Donna Brazile we will not get over it. The bias at CNN is a disgrace. I am now only watching Fox.
Bob

Scott M   June 7th, 2008 2:13 pm ET

I will be supporting Obama because I think it is time for a change of direction for this country. Obama will end the war and get health care for all of us. McCain will keep the current administrations policies with no end of the war and no promise of health care.
Obama '08

Glenn   June 7th, 2008 2:12 pm ET

Hillary's speech at best was a tepid endorsement of Obama.

Ben   June 7th, 2008 2:05 pm ET

obama just dont recruit her advisors…lanny davis and kiki…just dont know …………………!

JimBo   June 7th, 2008 2:03 pm ET

To all "bitter" Clinton supporters who now vow to "cling" to McCain; I say, do what you must. Obama will win with you, or without you. There is a wave of change sweeping over this great land; and it will start by washing this current administration out of the oval office. And when all is done and John McCain's boat is swamped, perhaps he wont feel so alone clinging to the debris of Bush/Cheney if you are by his side.

OBAMA ALL THE WAY 2008!!!

Former Clinton Supporter   June 7th, 2008 2:02 pm ET

I know many are upset the Clinton did not win. I can't understand how any of you would now say thay you would consider voting for McCain now. This election comes down to two choices: Vote for McCain if you think President Bush has done a good job and want to continue with his policies or vote for Obama if you don't agree and want a change of direction. It is that simple.
OBAMA '08

Over 50 female florida liberal   June 7th, 2008 2:02 pm ET

I am appalled by the complete lack of ethics by CNN commentators. NOW you are commenting on Obama's weaknesses against McCain on the economy, foreign relations, general experience…. NOW that you have escorted a less qualified candidate to the Democratic nomination, while portraying Hillary as nag, shrew, calculating… You lay the blame of racism on her supporters because we support the best qualified, most electable candidate. African Americans voted for Obama because he is black, abandoning Hillary, with a life time of advocacy on behalf of minorities, women, children…. Now a highly qualified female is pushed aside and the less qualified candidate gets the nomination because he is black. Race relations have taken a big hit.

DSP   June 7th, 2008 1:54 pm ET

Welcome aboard Sen. Clinton. Thank you.

Bryon   June 7th, 2008 1:51 pm ET

I'm a independant Hillary supporter but I say the heck with those that would actually have the nerve to vote Republican out of spite. These are IGNORANT people not to vote for a candidate who better falls in line with the candidate they originally backed. And for that reason alone, I will vote Obama!

Wise White Guy   June 7th, 2008 1:50 pm ET

Well done Hillary! Your supporters have stood strong with you all the way and have done what you told them was best. We will see if they continue to stand with you in this new fight against McSame and get Barack Obama elected. I hope you will have a strong influence on the VP selection. With your support along with a VP from a key state the Dems can pull a Landslide in Novemeber and send a message to the world that we are again the greatest nation in the world.

aware   June 7th, 2008 1:48 pm ET

Hillary Clinton has spoken, and it is now very obvious that the Democratic Party has selected the weaker candidate! This primary has revealed the underbelly of the now very left-wing Democratic Party and the left-wing media. :(

Only Hillary Clinton can bring healing, hope and balance to this skewed party and its extreme left-wing presumptive nominee.

I support Hillary Clinton all the way but Barack Obama lacks the trust, the gravitas and the character to be president of the United States of America.

Could a Barack Obama/Hillary Clinton ticket add some of the missing elements to the flawed Barack Obama? This may be the democratic party and the presumtive nominee's only possibility.

But you disillusioned Dems, it is not over until it is over, and there is a long way to go until the convention! :)

tina   June 7th, 2008 1:47 pm ET

Clinton NEVER came out and said WHY Obama would make a fine president!! It was JUST that we must elect a democrat.

Again, it was mostly about HER. The gains she made for women. We get that.

She's still all about her. UGH!!!

Now she needs to bow out the spotlight and let Obama get his.

KYJurisDoctor   June 7th, 2008 1:45 pm ET

Bye, bye BILLARY. Don't let the door hit you in the rear end as you exit the political stage — hopefully FOREVER!

Generation X   June 7th, 2008 1:43 pm ET

Okay, where are the paid Republicans pretending to be Hillary supporters. LMAO What, you get the weekends off!!! NOT THIS TIME.

Vicky Vee   June 7th, 2008 1:42 pm ET

OK……. She spoke the words most of us out here….The People(Obama supporters and her own) wanted and needed to FINALLY HEAR!.
And I now like her again, but I do not BELIEVE IN HER!

This $$$……her debt?????
Was that part of a negotiation with Obama????
Ok I wont speculate……BUT, why did she first want to meet Obama before giving this speech???????

Altho her speech came LATE…….(stealing Obama's MOMENT on Tues….so to speak)

She gave a great unification speech! (Conceding with Unity!)

But she needed to do that, because she is the one who first strirred up all the controversy, and was on the verge of spliting the party !

Everyone ALLOWED her to Exit with Dignity!!!!!
She made sure (being the Clinton Power player) that she HAD HER WAY!!!!

Now that it's over…….Let's go get John McCain!!!!!

Thank you Hillary for doing the right thing!!!!

But I do not think she needs to be V.P.
It just wont work.
This Lady is a Leader and could not take a back seat to ANYONE!!!!!

NOT even BILL CLINTON !
So…………………….V.P.
I don't think so!!!

Shirley   June 7th, 2008 1:40 pm ET

I know that many people were terribly disappointed that Hillary did not win. I was fortunate because I decided early on that I would support the one that the majority wanted. We had two excellent candidates and they both fought very hard.I believe that she will be given an important job in Obama's administration and she will do her very best.
This was more about the popularity of each candidate. Now let us get back to the importance of the fall election. Remember WHY it is so important to beat the Republicans. Let us all stand together and WIN. Because Hillary did not win, would you rather have more years of this frightening war? Do you want to worry constantly about losing your home or your job? Do you want more years of high gas prices, and $4.00 a gallon milk? Aren't the worries about our huge deficit more important than the candidate? The loss of allies, the secrecy of this administration,the cover-ups and torture and constantly being lied to? Do you want to allow more terrible things like New Orleans. It was his slow and uncaring action that I criticize. Do you want to have to worry about your Social Security being terminated? McCain wants privatized Social Security. Think what those rich people have already done to the average citizen.That was one of the things Bush wanted . Do you want to continue with the arrogant administration breaking every law in the book , AND GETTING AWAY WITH IT. The Democrats should be held responsible also because many of Bush's offences should have called for impeachment and Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the house. stated that
Impeachment was not on the table. Obama is a well educated man and I ask every Democrat to put aside their disappointment and fight for the election of a Democrat.The recovery of our nation is truly at stake.

JAZZ   June 7th, 2008 1:38 pm ET

As Michelle Obama said to Good Morning America when asked if she would vote for Hillary should she be the nominee, we'll have to think about it. Michelle's smirk included.

David Pippin, Santa Rosa, CA   June 7th, 2008 1:38 pm ET

Congratulations on a historic primary Sen. Clinton!

We are excited for your support of Sen Obama.

Democrats 08′

Yes we can!

David Goldman for OBAMA   June 7th, 2008 1:35 pm ET

OUR SIBLING DIFFERENCES ARE OVER.

WE NEED TO MAKE SURE THE OLD

LUNATIC DOESN'T SEND US BACK A 100 YEARS

WITH WOMENS RIGHTS & OUR ECONOMY.

YES WE CAN! YES WE WILL   June 7th, 2008 1:34 pm ET

Well we will have to just wait and see if she will keep this promise we have come to learn not to hold our breath and trust all that comes from her tommorow she may very well have a different message for us, let's just hope this one is an honest and secere one on her part. She did good today!

DEMOCRATS TOGETHER

OBAMA / ANYONE BUT HILLARY

I wish her well, but I do not want her as VP her contradicts Obama's message of change and hope. I am not against her being on the ticket, but not VP!

gary   June 7th, 2008 1:33 pm ET

YOU HATERS O.B. SUPPORTERS SHOULD CHOKE ON YOUR HATE. HRC IS MORE OF CHAMPION ,WITH A HEART FOR OUR COUNTRY.YOU WOMAN SHOULD BE PROUD OF HER ,INSTEAD OF HATING ON HER. THAT SHOWS THE YOUNGER THERE IS NO CHANCE FOR THEM IN THE FUTURE. ITS TIME FOR YOU HATERS TO GET A LIFE AND UNITE.

Obama For President   June 7th, 2008 1:33 pm ET

Lets Unite Behind Our Nominee And Put Democrats Back In The White House!

58 old white ladies for OBAMA   June 7th, 2008 1:33 pm ET

AND WE THROW OUR SUPPORT TO HER

GOALS & THE GOALS OF THE DEMOCRATIC

PARTY TO TURN THIS NATION AROUND AND

TO ELECTING THE FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT NEXT.

Susan   June 7th, 2008 1:32 pm ET

Hillary's speech was again Narcistic and it is time she just shut up and get on with the fatc she lost!

susa   June 7th, 2008 1:32 pm ET

but watch the pundits spin it to try to find the controversy in it.

susa   June 7th, 2008 1:31 pm ET

and so she did… brilliant. She is amazing and has my total respect.
and she is so right.
We cannot afford to have another Republican president.
That would be the antithesis of everything she has fought for and against everything that she has worked so hard for and would like to see happen for America.
Hillary, I cannot imagine a better speech than the one you just gave - it was perfect and brilliant.

Kenneth M.   June 7th, 2008 1:30 pm ET

She did a good job.

Obama All The Way   June 7th, 2008 1:26 pm ET

In the end, we WILL ALL come together to elect a Democrat to the White House. Even those few boos could not take away from the fact that going forward, Hillary and most of her supporters will do what they can to help elect Barack Obama President of the United States!

LINDA,FL   June 7th, 2008 1:23 pm ET

I did not believe , but she made it.
We should not talk about this fight anymore.

That is what she should do and she did.

Lilarose in Oregon   June 7th, 2008 1:21 pm ET

All the folks saying disparaging comments about getting the Clinton "dynasty" out of Washington.

Yet who does Obama ask to help with his vice presidental choice:

A Kennedy!

JC   June 7th, 2008 1:17 pm ET

We have waited long enough for the discussion of issues to begin.
Let's switch our attention from Hillary to issues and issues alone in the coming months.

Raymond Duke   June 7th, 2008 1:15 pm ET

She gave a good an ecellent speech but I can"t Ignore the way the election was denied her by the press and the democrat leadership. I cannot in good consciuos vote for the democrat party this year or any year until the Obama's and the harry reids and peoplosi's are out of office.

Happy she is GONE!!!!!   June 7th, 2008 1:14 pm ET

Now she needs to just wade away!!!!!!!!!!!!!

denise   June 7th, 2008 1:10 pm ET

Too little too late - on the media part. It is a real shame that the media now talks so highly of Hillary Clinton where just a few weeks ago, all the comments regarding her and her campaign were mostly negative while making her look insignificant. All of a sudden she is a powerful woman in history - she was still a powerful woman 3 and 4 weeks ago but we failed to mention it as much as we are now doing so. She is a powerful woman and even though I voted for Obama, I now wish I voted for her and listen to what she had to say more often.

Tammy - KCMO   June 7th, 2008 1:05 pm ET

I have to say from what I've heard so far she's done a good job. I really had my doubts. Hopefully her supporters will listen to her and support Obama.

Venita   June 7th, 2008 1:02 pm ET

As always, her speech was all about her. Her support was not heartfelt at all. It was I did and me me me me me.

Obama 08 and 12

Patriot 4 Life   June 7th, 2008 1:01 pm ET

Watching Clinton speak on CNN now. She looks more Presidential than ever as she is endorsing Obama. The Dream Ticket would be unstoppable if it becomes a reality.

I'm so proud - Obama 08   June 7th, 2008 1:00 pm ET

Hilliary is the MOST egotistical narcistic politician I've ever witnessed. I will be happy for the day that I don't have to hear her talk about "me, me, me, me" again! She and Bill deserve each other.

Obama 08 - Obama please do not think about having her as V.P. They will take the credit for all of your accomplishments.

Mark   June 7th, 2008 1:00 pm ET

Her candidacy will have meant nothing to women if she does not forge a new direction and show them that it is possible to do the unexpected. Hillary should immediately form her own party, leave the Dems and run on the strength that she is a woman and possibly the first qualified woman for the presidency. Everyone knows why Obama got the nod, the novelty of having an African American as President, not because of his vast experience. It seems that a male novelty is more palpable than a female novelty. The double standard is alive and well in America and Hillary must fight this or women will not see another chance at the highest office for generations.

Peachy Keen   June 7th, 2008 12:58 pm ET

Same old Hillary……I, I, I, me, me, me. She makes me sick..

Samual Adams   June 7th, 2008 12:57 pm ET

Hillary would make a good vice president if she could accept her role and not try to team up with her husband and attempt to trow their weight around.

NO Clintons   June 7th, 2008 12:57 pm ET

The polls they print on here don't incude the Millions and Millions rest of us that DO NOT want Hillary for VP and will not vote if she is on the ticket .
Why conceede she has lost .
This is like trying to turn the ocean going ship over after its has the bottom.
Give it up.

Joan   June 7th, 2008 12:56 pm ET

Mrs. Clinton's outdoor spectacle today is outrageous. She should have told the world on Tuesday she will back Obama, not make this one more Clinton speech.
It appears neither she nor her husband can disappear from the spotlight gracefully.

Shannon   June 7th, 2008 12:50 pm ET

I hope his supporters are watching now, she doesn't look to irrelevant to me, good luck in the general without all of us you have demeaned and insulted to get Obama the nomination. 18 million of us voted for her, more than anyone else, and I plan on voting for her in the general!

No McSame   June 7th, 2008 12:47 pm ET

It's on now McSame we are coming to take the White House from your mentor Bush.

Vicky Vee   June 7th, 2008 12:46 pm ET

unequivical…..hum…….simply means plain clear!
She better give Obama his props………She has taken her sweet little time to concede.

I will write more after the Speech.

Why is her speech so important, and Obama clinching the nomination fair and square…….No big shadoo.

She is a selfish, arrogant meism person.
it;s all about her…..MEMEMEMEMEMEMEME!!!!

Raymond Duke   June 7th, 2008 12:46 pm ET

Her support will help him out with maybe 50 or 60% of the people that voted for her. Their will be some hillary fanatics that will follow her bidding but others who are hillary fanatics that will not lay down and roll over for her to support Obama. The indepedents like me will go to John McCain. I thought about going democrat permantely but after seeing the shananings of the media and the democrat leadership and reading the hateful e-mails of the Obama liberal supporters my wife ,two daughters and I will go republican straight ticket for the rest of our lives.

Colony14Author   June 7th, 2008 12:44 pm ET

Maybe, but she'll be keeping her fingers crossed that Obama commits a big blunder (or her private detectives uncover some significant dirt on him) between now and the convention, giving delegates a reason to switch their support to her.

BARAKFORLIFE   June 7th, 2008 12:41 pm ET

Great. Hope it goes as planned. Thank you, Hillary.

Kenneth M.   June 7th, 2008 12:41 pm ET

This will be great. This way we can work together for Healthcare, and to end the war.

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