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Thank you, Hillary–great job last night. There is too much at stake to put another Republican in the White House, who will continue the Bush doctrine with McCain.

"No way, no how, no McCain"

Obama / Biden '08

Hillary Clinton for Supreme Court!

The people who voted Against Obama in the Primaries, Still do not want Obama.

Whether Hillary Backs him or not. The People, the Democratic voter does not want Obama.

The Reasons the voters did not choose Obama are very Sound and Good reasons not to vote for him.

More and more voters realizing Obama is not ready, able, capable, not mature enough, Not strong enough, Not knowledgeable enough to be a President of this Nation.

Mr Obama has displayed on a vast amount of occasions Bad Judgement. In what he has done and what he has failed to do.

Mr Obama Has Proven his loyalty and concerns and interest are himself, his Image, his stardom, His making History.

He has lied about his own family, All of his closest personal friends showing Lack of Honor, poor Character, having no values.

Mr Obama has said many things that does not mean they are true, right or if he can do anything about it. He has proven, He goes against what he says an extreme amount of the time.

Mr Obama is in search of being loved and admired and getting Attention. To prove to himself he can do what his father failed to do, and to make History. Not the Time or place for that in Being a President.

Mr obama can give a speech, and a uncanny way to manipulate minds which probably should be illegal.

Obama go home...you are a fraud!

that speech is why she should be our pick... obama...no way ,no how ,no more ,,, mcain 08 clinton 12

Wow! What an awesome speech. I've been a proud Obama supporter from day-one and I have to admit I was apprehensive about what Hillary would say and how she would say it. But after her speech, I was very proud of her and the Democratic Party. My favorite part of the speech was when she asked if this was about her or about the people, for example the woman with cancer who adopted 2 autistic children. That really made me think. It really isn't about the candidates. It's about the people who need policy changes now – people who need universal healthcare and economic relief now. 4 years from now will be too late. I also loved her quote from Harriet Tubman at the end – It sent chills through me.

"No way, No how, No McCain!"

Obama/Biden '08!!!!

I am an hardcore Obamite and lost all respect for the clintons during the primaries.But must say things have changed since she started supporting O.Yesterday – that was one hell of a speech.
Hillary, i think you have a bright political future if you dont mix your carreer and that "crazy" husband of yours !

O/Biden/Hillary/USA!

What a shame she is not the nominee.She was brilliant. We love her deeply and will do as she asked -work to defeat the Republicans

At this point, if the PUMAS and other Hillary holdouts do not vote for Obama, it is because they are racist and will not vote for a black person anyway. To those people I say...WE DON'T NEED YA ANYWAY!

I have always been an Obama supporter, but last night I seen a different Hillary Clinton. I was very inspired by her speech.To all of those that say it was about her, you are fools.I truly believe that Hillary will be an important person in the Obama administration and may follow him as president.OBAMA/BIDEN 08
Connie from Indiana

Clinton gave a good speech last night, but not a great one. The key factor is what she didn't say. She has not repudiated her statement that Obama isn't ready to lead. This was an appeal to Democrats to come home, because they are Democrats, not because Obama is a good choice. It will go no where with Independents. At the same time she's saying this, Bill is saying you shouldn't vote for a candidate who agrees with you but can't deliver. Hillary had to do this to have a future in the party. Let's not kid ourselves into thinking she believes Obama is a good choice.

Good for them. Hillary re-won the respect I had lost from her in the primaries. I understand the feelings of some of her supporters. If the roles were reversed, I would not be as enthusiastic about my vote but I would definitely throw my support behind her. I hope her supporters who care about things like women's rights and health care will rally behind the Democratic nominee. It is in theirs and the country's interest.

Hillary gave a list of reasons why she was at the conviension lastnight. Obama was last. It's all in her body language..

Good for them. Hillary re-won the respect I had lost from her in the primaries. I understand the feelings of some of her supporters. If the rolls were reverse, I would not be as enthusiastic about my vote but I would definitely throw my support behind her. I hope her supporters who care about things like women's rights and health care will rally behind the Democratic nominee. It is in theirs and the country's interest.

Hillary's speech was exceptional and I personally was very moved by her words. That said, I think anyone who supported Hillary during the primaries that now plans to vote for McCain or not vote at all must reconsider. Say what you will, but this is a democracy and we can't derail the train because results are not what we would like. Obama came out with more pledged delegates and let's leave it at that – he is the nominee. Think back on how hard Hillary worked during her campaign and the importance of all that she has accomplished. Now think to yourself how would you justify to her and all those who struggled before her a vote for McCain and the Republicans or not voting at all? I will give McCain credit – he does have more experience and big plans for the country. Problem is, it's the WRONG experience and he lead us in the WRONG direction.

Consider this country, your children (be they at home or away fighting the war), as well as healthcare reform and then come November cast your vote as the proud Clinton/Obama/Biden Supporter and DEMOCRAT that you are!

When I hear McSame's name, I think of DRAFT, DRAFT, DRAFT, HOMELESSNESS, JOBLESSNESS!!!!

This country can't afford another 4 years of the same. I don't want to see alot of young lives sent to war because we have a warmonger for President. We also need to get back a GOOD standing in the world. That won't happen w/ McSame as President. Forget about it - DRAFT, DRAFT, DRAFT

Tony.
Telling Hillary supporters to grow up really won't work. Try something new. Just like BO needs to do. His campaign is tanking. He is responsible for it along with people like you.

She rocked last night!

after last night's speech i'll definitely quit talking trash about hillary. she did her job and gave an amazing and inspiring speech. i hope all her supporters could see what most of the rest of us saw in her last night. it was historical. ardent hillary supporters should honor her life's work by voting democrat.

Hats off to Sen. Clinton for her speech and endorsement last night.

PUMAs are Republicans guys. Have you ever went and read any of their blogs? Its all based on hearsay, right wing opinions and what they 'think' Hillary meant when they looked into her eyes.

Does it really matter that their leader donated to McCain's campaign in 2000? Whats their future like after Nov 4th?

The rest of us need to move on. With a Democratic president in the WH then we can start putting this country on the right track. HRC will be a big part of Obama's cabinet. Under McCain she won't have a thing and won't have a chance next election as many will blame her for this one.

If you think thats an ignorant way to think about this then consider this, a lot of people aren't voting for Obama because he's black. Ignorance lives in America and its up to us to start ridding ourselves of those shackles.

Hillary was very Vice Presidential. If it wasn't for the extra baggage (bill) I'm sure Barack would have put her on the ticket.

I still think that Barack will name Hillary the presumptive Secretary of State tomorrow night.

Let's come together as one for Obama. I was so dead set against HRC til last night. I really believe, or should I say hope, she really meant what she said last night. Me, as an Obama supporter, WELCOME HILLARY'S supporters.

LET'S GO DEMOCRATS AND TAKE BACK THE WHITE HOUSE.

GO OBAMA GO!!!!!!

I am an Obama supporter impressed with Hillary (esp. after last night's speech). The more I hear the Republican ads the more I gravitate towards the Democrats. I am glad that Hillary denounced the latest ad which depicted McCain (the Pied Piper of Hamelin) and his followers (the trailing rats) as USERS.

There are many things I wish she'd said differently in this speech but, the important thing is that no one wants a continuation of Pres. Bush's policies in the next four years and beyond. So, I gladly repeat Sen. Clinton's most important line last night:
"No Way, No How, No McCain".

Obama/Biden '08

Former President Clinton always has been and always will be "FOR" his country. A "TRUE" Democratic wants the best for the people. We are sick and tired of being sick and tired. The economy is plummeting. We all feel the stakes going through our hearts. It is definitely time...FOR A CHANGE!!! Our country has been down and out and in the dumps and we watch it fall further in a deep hole swallowing up all our hopes and dreams.
We are suppose to be the richest country but yet our health care system has failed us, our finances are drowning, we are losing everything we have worked hard for. And to keep a loaf of bread and a pack of sandwich meat in the frigerator is a tremendous struggle. I've talked with families that have done without water or electric in their homes. I, too, have experienced it.
Bill Clinton knows about teamwork. And his dedication for not only his family but for his wonderful country shines brighter than the midnight star. It makes sense that he'd supports his wife until the end. But since the story has turned over to a new chapter, Bill Clinton still reflects togetherness and faithfulness.
For many, it is hard to swallow our prides. It is tough to let down our egos. It is a challenge for us to set aside our differences for the sake of our future and our childrens future. These are reasons why we choose white over black and left over right.
Folks, open your minds! We need to realize and "DO" what is best for "OUR" country. I believe everyone brings something to the table...new ideas, improvements, solutions, etc. Each person has a piece of the puzzle that we are putting together. Soon you will see the complete picture as a whole. Obama's, Biden's and Clinton's, WE NEED YOU! (Heartful tears run down my face as I type this...This is for every man, woman and child who finally needs someone on their side.

Martin Luther King Jr lives in me, "LET FREEDOM RING!"
Barack Obama is where we are, "CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN!"
I am Hillary Clinton, " BARACK OBAMA MUST BE OUR PRESIDENT!"

Let's all play a part in mending "Our Nation" back together again. Say it loud! "OBAMA '08"
We The People...finally...United as One!
I believe there is a Higher Power and this is His plan.
This message is approved by SAJ.

Wake up People! This isn't that hard of a decision...
Any woman that votes for Mccain cuts her nose off in spite of her face. He's not in favor of equal pay and will take away your rights to your body. It's your body and you should have the right to make a choice whether you are Pro-Life or Pro-Choice. In recent years people have been more responsible with that choice. Don't help him take it away by packing the Supreme Court with more right wing Justices.

People voting for Mccain out of anger because Hillary isn't the nominee, please realize that if Obama loses this election Hillary will never be elected President because she will be blamed for his loss.

I'll take a chance on Obama's so called "inexperience". He has the ability to see and think outside of the norm (Washington Box) which is what we need. Sure, Mccain has more experience. But experience in the same old Washington elitist views and ways of thinking is why we are where we are today.

All Dems, please unify for the GOOD of American! Our children deserve better! Let's take back America! The next 16 years is ours! Don't screw it up!!

Obama 2008/2012 & Hillary 2016/2020

A couple of things:

1. Hilary supporters, STOP getting on TV, on CNN.com, and
everywhere else telling everybody who will listen that youre not
going to vote for Obama, or that you're voting for McCain! We
don't care! Just go do it! NO NEED TO TELL US ABOUT IT!
You're just spoiled kids in need of attention! NOW GET LOST!

2. Once again I must point out that John McCain is NOT an expert on
National Security -AND- he is NOT qualified to be Commander
In Chief. What foreign policy issues has he solved? Where
was he when this war in Iraq escalated? What solution has he
offered? NONE! In addition, he's just too hot-headed to be
Commander in Chief. He's a WAR MONGER, and he WILL NOT
be elected President, NOW OR EVER!!!!!!!!!!!

If that speech convinced anyone to vote for Obama, no wonder her followers are sheep. It was all about her last night...her campaign...her desires. She lost...he won. Why can't her sheep accept that...oh, because she and Bill can't.

Grow up Clintons. The world does not belong to nor can it be bought for you.

Ms. Clinton did an outstanding job of uniting the party behind Obama last night but could have done even better by crticizing McCain of using her ads against Obama. Unfortunate. Hope Bill Clinton will do it tonight.

Thank you Hillary...

Keep your eye on the prize Democrats! The republican govenor of Florida is responsible for the rift created in the primaries. Failure to overcome your division and support your parties chosen candidate is playing into their hands.

Don't let this opportunity slip away!

Obama/Biden/Clinton/USA/World 08

If you are a Hillary "supporter" who is now voting for McCain, you are no longer a Hillary supporter. It's that simple.

stay informed. don't be led by the media, by patriotism, or by fear. the most important of these three is fear.
no way, no how, no more fear!

After her speech at the convention Hillary can never be blamed for an Obama loss in November. She couldn't of done more for Obama. She had alot more grace than Kennedy had in 1980 against Carter. That is why Obama's judgement on the VP pick is flawed.

From a Democrat: no way, no way will I ever vote for Obama, and it's not a slap toward him, it's a slap to the DNC who hijacked this election from Hillary. Without the 25 to 30% Democrats who will not vote for Obama, McCain will come out on top...the DNC have nominated losers. Only 2 Democrats in the last 40 years! When will they ever get smart?

I'm so glad that this whole primary season opened my eyes to what the democratics are all about...Hillary gave a great speech but still does take away the facts of the primaries.

Michigan and Florida got there fill voting right now...how wonderful...but to late.

As a late-to-the-party Obama supporter (after Super Tuesday), I thought Hillary gave a great speech last night and did what she needed to do. In fact, it may have been the best speech of her career. It's sad that there are still many of her supporters who are not heeding her call. I think she was sincere in her need to put a Democrat in the White House this year. I hear there were several delegates who left Denver after her speech. If I find out any of them were from MO, they will hear from me. Because it means they failed to do what they were elected to do.

Admit it Obama supporters: We saw real presidential material last night.

I'm still not convinced that Obama is quailified to be president. The ticket looks like Bush/Cheney on the far left, instead of the far right. However, I really don't want to vote for McCain either.

Hard decisions... However, I don't think that Obama's October surprise has hit yet. I'm thinking that it has something to do with Ayers (the terrorist guy). Someone on FOX last night was talking about digging up info on the board they both served on. It didn't sound good.

I will watch and wait and make my decision later on.....

Heres a suggestion for Obama: quit expecting Hillary to hand deliver her supporters. You need to ASK the Hillary supporters for our vote. In addition, here's to the Obama supporters... KEEP CALLING ME RACIST AND I WILL DEFINITELY NOT VOTE FOR OBAMA.

NO WAY, NO HOW, NO MCCAIN!!!

by the way, did he mention he is POW?

Listen Obama supporters, its not about Obama being black. It's about him being another male and an unqualified one at that. By choosing Biden, Obama effectively wiped out the possiblity of a democratic female running for the white house for potentially the next 16 years. That has pissed me off. I would have conceded to Obama if he had chosen Hillary as his VP. Because it would have meant that sometime before I'm 80, a woman would be in the white house.

Hillary nailed it last night when she referred to McCain as Not A maverick, but a Sidekick of Bush. Anyone who voted 95% of the time with Bush in the past year alone, has a negative attitude towards women, has voted 19 time against Veterans bills, who wants to continue to give tax breaks to big corporations is not the Man we need. While not a supporter of Sen. clinton, I don't understand how people who voted for her and her ideals could not agree with her when she said "No How, No Way, No McCain"!

For those that weren't moved by Hillary's speech and won't vote for Obama, please vote independent and not for McCain. This country cannot afford 4 more years of Republican "dictatorship". I will listen to the candidate that I trust and turn my vote over to Obama. He may not have the experience, but he will surround himself with other Democrats that do.

DEMOCRATS 08

Hillary gave one of the best speeches I have seen from her in the past year. Truly inspirational!

She gave a beautiful speech. I cried when Chelsea introduced her and I cried after her speech. My conclusion is that it is she that should be receiving the Democratic nomination Thursday and that my decision to vote for McCain is the right one. These two candidate are true Americans.
God Bless them both.

Thanks, Hillary. You're right about this election being about more than ourselves. We need to think of how another Republican president will continue the wrong path forged by Bush. We need a change in direction. Even if Obama was not our first choice, we must now work and vote for him because the future depends on it. Let's put aside our pride and hurt feelings and think of the future!

Hillary did what she was supposed to do. Her speech was absolutely enlightening and I believe she will move her supporters who are crossing over to McCain. Forget what the pundits keeps saying about what she needs to do. She set the stage and the best is yet to come.

That was actually a very good speech by Clinton last night, and I to say the least wasn't a fan in the primaries.

A question I don't expect you will print. If yesterday was the aniversary of 88 years of a constitutional amendment giving women the right to vote,where in the constitution did it say women could not vote?

Please understand that while you say you won't vote for McCain, but you won't vote for Obama...you really are voting for McCain. It's one more vote that doesn't go to the Democrats and lessens the divide between McCain and Obama...please think long and hard about this. Sour grapes are not what our country needs right now.

I love this election true politicans Hillary we love you. Barack we need you. Unity is the answer.

She could have saved everyone a lot of time by just stepping up to the mike and saying two words, "I'm bitter".

The reason I will not vote for Obama is not out of spite, it's not because I won't vote for a black person – people need to stop with the name calling at non-Obama supporters ... I won't vote (and I'm sure many others who aren't voting for Obama) for him because I don't believe in him... I don't have faith in him to run this country. I can't side with his policies because he's always changing his standpoint. I don't like his character, but more than that I don't respect his track record in how he uses loop holes and lawyers to get into office and how he voted present so many times on crucial issues. He's not my candidate, don't hate.

I am glad that Sen. Clinton finally said she supports Sen. Obama on multiple occasions in front of her supporters.

I am disappointed, however, that she often turned the table back on her quest for the White House.

I hope that in a 2008 America, citizens voted for Sen. Clinton because they thought she was qualified not because of her sex. It is like me voting for Gov. Richardson because he is Latino or Sen. Obama because he is black. We have a duty and responsibility as American citizens to vote for the individual who is going to give the United States a rebirth to the values and virtues in which the United States was founded upon more than 230 years ago.

I am really struggling with something. Why is it so hard for Hillary supporters to vote for Obama? The two candidates, basically, have the same positions on everything except healthcare. That being said, If you are voting for Hillary, you are voting for 90% of What Obama stands for.

So here is my question.

Why does Hillary have to beg her supporters to vote for Obama?

Part of me believes that this is more about a woman becoming President, than it is the future of our Country.

To say that she lost because of gender is a cop-out. That is setting the stage for the fact that Obama will lose (in Nov) because he is black.

This is now what I believe. Obama will lose in Nov. because this country is truly not ready for a Black President.

I am a black man, and I know a black man is ready, but this country is not ready.....

It's sad.. If McCain wins... That will be a sad day for many reasons, and will say a lot about this country.

I have to give it to Hillary, she knocked it out of the park last night. I felt that speech last night. It's up to America to change America and leaving the republicans in power for another 5 minutes is too long. It is time for a change.

Hillary, you're a star of the highest order. Your integrity, strength, and intelligence are un-matched. There is no finer politician than you!! Thank you for inspiring America.

Proud wife? Failed to hear that in the speech last night. Proud of everything else though.

Great speech but most important, it centered the debate where it should be. Not on her or his personality but on policies that all democrats share.

They should head the call. If you were a follower of Hillary Clinton and go now to support John McCain or do not vote at all, then you are doing her a disservice and were only voting for her because she is a woman! Wake up because they are not that different. Can't you imagine Hillary Clinton as a Supreme Court Justice where she could have a long lasting affect on society as a whole???

I didn't watch, but I read her speech. It was superbly moving...moving to the point that I'm now voting for Obama. I just hope Obama don't disappoint.

Obama and Biden is going to take the White House Back we Don't have to have 4 more years of Bush all we have to do is Elect Barack Obama and Joe bidden to The Oval and that is something we will do. No Way No How No Mccain!

I voted for Hillary in the primary and I greatly respect her opinion. But it is up to Obama to earn my vote. Change and Hope are just words, show Obama must show me some substance, show something tangible he has accomplished, convince me that he's not just a nice suit and smooth talk. So far he reminds me of a used car salesman. At this point I am leaning McCain, if Obama cannot show me something he has accomplished than I'll hold my nose and vote republican

Hillary said what she had to say in order to maintain her political career, just as Michelle Obama gushed over Hilliary's remarks as 'fantastic'...what was she going to say...she didn't do enough?!?

What's so entertaining about the DNC is that it's like a lion and a tiger being locked in the same cage. Neither one wants to fight the other, but both want to get out of the cage and as far away from the other as fast as they possibly can.

Bad days ahead for the Democratic Party.

Please Please Please
Barack and Hilary have the 95% of the same policies.
If you are for HILARY, there is no excuse not to be for Barack.
Dont be a bigot.
OBAMA/BIDEN 08

8 years from now, Hillary would still be just 68, a lot younger than McCain. Hopefully by then the zip-up problems of Bill Clinton would be over, and Hillary would be the next president.

Obma 08-12, Hillary 16-20

Hillary did a good job last night.

Her true supporters will listen to her and understand that John mccain is not fit to run this country.

her fake supporters will continue to hysterically rant and rave for mcsenile because they were repugs all alone. They do not care how many of our troops are injured and killed, or how far our economy sinks because they are not true patriots, just bitter ridiculous people who cannot see past their hate.

Excellent speech, Senator Clinton! I supported you throughout the primaries and support you now! I will vote for Obama because we need to have a democrat in office! I know Obama will select you for a cabinet position where you will have more power and more effectiveness than as VP. DEMS to the supreme court!!! DEMS united!!!

Obama/Biden '08

As a Clinton supporter ... ... after last's night speech. I won't vote for McCain but I will NOT vote for Obama.

No experience
No voting record
And definitely a politican who "goes with the wind"

If Obama between now and November would actually stand for something and not change his mind just becuase of public or political pressures... then maybe I'll change my mind.

As a firm Obama supporter, Hillary Clinton earned something from me last night she and her staff did not earn during the primaries – my respect. She did more than was required of her and did it with grace, dignity and style under a tremendous amount of pressure. I stand by my reasons for not voting for her in the primaries, and they are many, but it seems as though she is now showing judgement, grace, the ability to transcend self for a larger purpose and just a new kind of moral courage now. Adversity can bring out the best in people, and she is proving that this week. If Obama should lose I believe she has earned my serious consideration in 2012. Thank you, Senator.

What a lovely speech! Senator Clinton was so gracious in her speech last nigth .she was so clear and urges us to support Barack Obama. She convinces me and Barack will win my vote. I really hope that everyone who is still upset and want to vote for McCain will think twice. If you are not convince yet, please stay home instead of voting for Mcsame.

"NO WAY, NO HOW, NO MCCAIN!!"... Hilary Clinton!

OBAMA/BIDEN 2008!

This will NOT be an election won on FEAR- MCCAIN!!
This will NOT be an election won on NEGATIVITY- MCCAIN!!
This will NOT be an election won on FALSE PROMISES-MCCAIN!!
This will NOT be an elction won BY MCCAIN!!

"elect me or you'll all be killed by terrorists... " give me a BREAK

CLinton gave a great speech, but I will still not vote for Obama.
McCain here I come.

OK PUMA's and Hillary holdovers are you going to listen to her or continue to eat sour grapes?

She graciously conceded. I understand your disappointment. I have worked on campaigns that failed, but, geeze louise, that is no reason for spite.

For those so-called Democrats and Huillary suppoerters who are still acting like children becasue she is NOT the nominee, GROW UP!

Hillary secured her future in politics last night and may very well be back to run in 2012. She seems to have accepted the reality and moved on. It's a real shame that her "loyal supporters", as they call tehmselves, can't.

GET OVER IT PEOPLE or risk four more years of the last 8!

Hillary did a wonderful job last night. My hat is off to the senator from NY.

ALRIGHT PUMAS YOU HEARD IT NOW WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO?????????????????????

OBAMA 08

Who cares! No matter what they do, Obama will win!

Good.

And some Clinton "supporters" will never vote for a black candidate. This is a fact of life in America, which has been unspoken for far too long. Most national level black politicians put the number as high as 20%, those that would never vote for them because of race. That is a fact of life in America.

she made the case for herself give me a break

she is all about herself

i dont care what cnn "best inmature political team , " says,

she did not do one thing for Obama

as usual, it was about me me me
me myself and i
me, bill and chelsea

oh but anyway she handed us the presidency

thank you billary no way no how no billary, no obama

McCain 08 and 12

Wake up America, we need to get our country back. No more McSame

Obama/Biden