Hillary Clinton’s To-Do List

Of course Obama should have won Indiana. It’s his neighboring state and he outspent her what 3:1.
His loss there is huge the last industrial statehe could have won and he’s won none other than his own.
He was also ahead by 23% in NC and outspent her again at least 2:1 to lose 9 points.
Do democrats have 400 million to fight the general election and will that even win him Industrail white working class votes he needs to win? Probably not.
Hillary won last night and he didn’t. he held on.

Nah-nah-nah,
Nah-nah-nah,
Hey-hey-hey,
Goodbye.

s.b.:
You are to be commended for keeping a stiff lower lip.
However, Michigan will never (as in never, ever) be counted as voted in January. See, the state Supreme Court there ruled the January primary unconstitutional (i.e., ILLEGAL).
We don’t count illegal elections in these here parts, pilgrim.
Florida is a different issue. I suspect some compromise will be reached – probably involving reducing their delegates by 50%.
The fat lady is just off stage left, and preparing her aria for HRC.

ROGER,
HOW MANY STATES HAS OBAMA WON? HOW MANY HAS CLINTON WON? SHOULD ANSWER YOUR QUESTION AT THIS POINT, REGARDLESS OF YOUR THEORY.

1. Clinton outspent Obama in NC and still couldn’t win.
2. Obama made inroads in the white demographic last night gaining 7% over his past performance in PA.
3. Obama supporters are even more likely than Clinton supporters to stay at home in November if she somehow gets the nomination.
4. Clinton is BROKE. She’s got millions of dollars in campaign debt and it looks like she may have given herself another loan to try to hang on.

The standards that are used to determine this election have not changed.
The fine print never included:
They must spend the same amount of money.
They must not like their pastors.
They must appeal to all cross sections of voters.
They must withstand all attacks from rumor-mongers.
If the fine print did include all of these “finer” points, then we’d never get to go out for recess!
Now can we all kindly move on?

Too long.
let’s do it simple – Get , Hillary OUT.
You are becoming a clown.

I find it lame that the news media is stating Hillary squeaked out a win in Indiana. ANY win in Indiana for her is huge, considering it is Obama’s backyard and full of his cronies. There is already talk on the internet that some of the Indiana vote was cooked up in favor of Obama.

When 70% of the democrats in NC share the values of Obama, it is time for me to either move or vote for MCain.
So I’ll be voting for McCain IF Obama wins the nomination.

After Donna Brazile’s comments on CNN last night, she should resign her post on the DNC. Apparently, the democratic party no longer needs white working class voters or women to shape the country in a new direction. Go left ahead! I will be switching to independent or republican if the DNC wants Obama to “win” with 48 states and questionable caucus results.

Point to ugly exit poll data from Indiana showing 50% of Clinton supporters say they will not vote for Obama in the Fall
Why is that “ugly”. it is the truth. Yes, Na Na Na Na Na Hey hey goodbye to Millions of votes.

It’s funny how the media is trying to knock Hillary’s win in Indiana – the so-called “tiebreaker” primary. Now, even though she won Indiana, which happened to be a win in a state bordering Obama’s home state, somehow yet it is a loss according to the media. This is the first state neighboring Illinois that Obama has lost.
And look at a county breakdown of Illinois and Indiana. Obama lost ALL the bordering Indiana counties except one. Yet it’s still bad news for Hillary. Got to love our media.

I’m not sure what election results some of the Clinton supporters were watching, but I saw a different result last night.
What I saw was Sen. Obama narrow an expected large win to just a squeaker loss in IND. and I saw him win NC by double digits. Personally, I don’t care if the vote was black, white, or indifferent – he won NC. He narrowed her lead in IND.
Sen. Obama IS NOT the reason MI and FL votes are in question. The DNC rules were violated and the DNC has nullified those primaries. STOP blaming the opponent for everything that goes wrong with Sen. Clinton’s campaign.
I noticed in Sen. Obama’s speech last night that he admitted he may not always be a perfect messenger (i.e., Rev. Wright), however you will never hear such a humbling comment come out of Sen. Clinton’s mouth. She is just NOT capable of such humility.
I find it interesting that over 50% of Obama supporters would vote for Hillary if she were the nominee and less than 40% of Hillary supporters would vote for Obama in the GE.
Point by point by point, it’s clear that the Clinton campaign IS FLAWED and her supporters are the ones who are divisive!
I would certainly hope that today the Superdelegates strongly encourage Sen. Clinton to throw in the towel. Her continued efforts make her look pitiful and only damage the entire Democratic party further.
With all due respect, she has fought a good fight, but it’s time to concede.

Isn’t it ironic how the Democratic party ranted and raved and threw a hissyfit in 2000 claiming some Florida voters were “disenfranchised”, yet now in 2008 the party is willing to disenfranchise the ENTIRE state of Florida when it politically suits their annointed candidate?
Just shows that the Democratic Party doesn’t care what the Democratic voters want. Rather, let Pelosi and Donna Brazile pick your candidate. Seems fair right?

Hillary supporters seem “bitter”. Do the math, folks. She has no possibility of winning. It is over. Period. She can continue to live out the wishes of folks like Rush Limbaugh and continue to provide chaos in the Democratic party or she can step down and begin to unite and heal the party. Let’s see what she is made of. Is she a divider or a uniter?

It’s all about the numbers.
After last nights blow-out, Obama has made it virtually impossible for Clinton to surpass him in the popular vote and delegate count. Not only did he remake the net-loss he received from PA, but also of Indiana.
Indiana, like OH and PA share similar demographics.
And for Clinton to have won by only 2 demonstrates she’s falling and falling quick.
53% of Republicans voted Hillary in Indiana. Rush Limbaugh’s plan worked.
I don’t think people give Obama much credit. Here is a man, who’s been on the scene or lime light for two-three years… then the Clintons, 20 years.
Hillary should have had the nomination is the bad by Super Tuesday, and I believe she thought the same.
Obama winning the nomination should be called for what it is… a movement. Something far more bigger then Clinton, McCain and Obama himself.

The media has done nothing except bash Hillary from her hair down to her shoes. This just completes my reasoning that America still views women as 2nd class citizens. It’s appalling. The DNC could have had 16 years of ruling by running Hillary first (because of age) and Obama (because of age) eight years later. Instead they pick two minorities to divide the party. Once this is over, I will file independent and will NEVER go back to a Democratic ticket. Thanks DNC, you’ve done a terrific job. (yeah, right)

Have you heard the steady drumbeat —Obama, Obama, Obama? Last night, I was asked why the networks haven’t announced Hillary the winner in Indiana because they announced Obama the winner 1 minute after the polls closed in NC without even counting one vote! The reason I told my friend is simple this is a tribal black vote. In Indiana they were waiting for areas to report that are high black density and they knew that the votes would be for Obama. In NC the ratio of registered black voters is super high, so they knew in advance of Election Day that Obama would win. The blacks are unified and the rest of the country is not. Rev. Wright said clearly and truthfully that “change” is coming and many black pastors announced across the US in several newspapers before this election to “keep an eye on the prize”. Mr. Obama had to denounce his religious pastor but notice he did not denounce the philosophy of his church. Obama has and still does believe in “black supremacy”. If you listen you can hear the steady drumbeats.

Everything happens with a reason. With the low moments Obama had the past few weeks, I believe he has acquired experience to survive them between now and November incase they occur!

ll ..just so you guys know, i am an edward supporter but all i want is for a democrat to win the white house..
HILLARY SUPPORTERS : Jeez, i liked bill and even though he did shenanigans back then, i still supported him ,however the wife is a different case..you just ask urself how many times has she changed positions in this primary season?she is for sumthing and then she is against it, she says dont do hypotheticals with iran n scolds others and later she says she will obliterate them..then her aides says we know gas holidays ont work but it polls well.then she claims all the good thing her husband had done in the 90s and when others try and stick her with the bad ones, she says she was against it …i really have lost count with her.if i were her, ill run with both the negatives n the positives of her husband’s terms..you cant cherry pick.i read so many idiots here saying well obama cant win with the only the black vote..well hillary cant win with just the white vote either and dont add women cos blacks do have women too:) n independents n moderate republicans wont vote for her either..so she loses either way as well.and ppl on here say black vote obama cos he is black…cough cough guys…i have seen the great wall of china, i have travel in a hot air ballon and i have even seen a man satisfy a camel but jeeez cut me some slack here.
first obama was not black enuf, then he was too black, then he was a light shade …hilary was getting 45% of the black vote back in november last year until her husband lost the plot.
OBAMA SUPPORTERS: To be honest, i really didnt like the guy at all….but my god i have to give credit where it is due, i thought he was goona fall away when the intensity of the attacks were ramped up but inside the pressure cooker , the guy was cool as ice..he is calm pesonified but also he is no saint ..all politicans are corrupt but its important we chose the least of the corrupt one cos they all have baggages.the rev wright stuff doesnt realy bug me cos i dont think he speaks for obama, neither do i think pastor hagee n the right lunatic fringe speak for mccain n i dont know what religion hillary is but in indiana, she was medothist, in pennslyvania, she was a catholic, in south carolina, she fancied herself as a baptist…
FINAL POINT: EVEN THOUGH I WANTED MY CANDIDATE TO WIN, HE DROPPED OUT SO ILL BE VOTING A DEMOCRAT IN THE FALL NO MATTER WHAT..obama n hillary supporters calm down n stop throwing mud at each other…i have got some nasty mails from obama people about hilary in respect to policys n nafta but i have gone to 3 of hilarys event and when u ae getting in by the door, they give u fliers bout him been a muslim, his rev wright,louis farakann,really vicious stuff ..pls stop that..obama attacks policy but hillarys is smear…not once did obama bring up clintons scandal in the past n even more that is going on that he cld have mentioned..so lets give him credit…he ran a great campign and against one of the best democratic machine and he out witted them …hillary can blame no one but her advisers and to a certain extent bill..if he had kept his mouth shut, hillary will still be getting atleast 45%of the black vote…
VOTE DEMOCRATS IN NOVEMBER
as for john mccain the serial flip flooper. he will be worse than bush.hillary people say they will vote mccain and the next 4years she will run..well lets put it the way, she will defintely loose if peolpe think thats what happened…cos if she helps obama and he serves 2terms n the democrats bring all the promises they have said..she can run then and with a popular out going prsident, she can win…but if she does this charade about supporting obama n doesnt n he loses ..most party people will blame her attacks n she wont get anywhere near the nomination cos independents, republicans n AA will not vote her next time….
so it is in her best interest to support n in my best interest to as a democrat to support who the nominee is ..even though edwrads is no longer there..if clintons was the nominee, n edwrads had lost to her, ill still support her…all this i wont vote or he is a muslim but has a christain pastor..how daft is that?or she is with so much baggage or she is a dynasty ..if she was the nominee, il vote for her no qualms but i dont think she can be..it has to be fair ..n there is no fair way she can win this…all this talk about letting peoples vote count is the biggest fairy tale i have ever seen..thats why i dont like the clintons in a way, she said n i quote” its cler the elections they are having in michigan and florida wont count” now she is losing n they should count cos she say so? now i know we are supposed to be dumb but i am not that daft..i might be a little but not as daft as a bloody mule:)))

OK for those who keep bringing up Michigan and Florida. They will be counted, OK? Even if you count them, Hillary still cannot surpass Obama. Does that help you to understand that this thing is all but over?

bub-bye Hillary….. Don’t let the door smack you on the butt as you LEAVE!

MELISSA – The voting patern of Blacks give me different picture though.
I think its nothing but a “you vs me” game going on. No discussion on issues and who has the experience and courage to act.

I will sit out rather than vote for Obama. If McCain picks a good VP, I might consider voting for him.
Good luck DNC

African Americans think their life is going to get better with Obama —-
They have never been more wrong.
Obama is out for himself—like he always had all his life.
The Poor folks will get poorer, and at the same time Obama will DRAIN our Country of Millions
We will become weaker than ever

Sorry folks, but this has NOTHING to do with race. Obama is HALF WHITE TOO!!! And I AM WHITE TOO!!! Most of my friends are white, and we all support Obama. Even my white Republican male friends who suppport McCain said they would vote for him, but NEVER her. Republicans HATE her.

You forgot 12- Loan another $6.5 million to keep my campaign afloat.
When I saw this was happening, I was ready to comment that she should save her money and quit, but then I had an epiphany.
What could look better with her matching set of moral bankruptcy and her newfound political bankruptcy than a complimentary financial bankruptcy?
Well, we all know she can get work with her buddies at Wal Mart!

It’s not that I want Hillary—it’s that I do not want an Inexperience Bleeding Heart Liberal who wants to save the world.
Rev. Wright was Right about this Obama Character.
The Country IS getting Swiftboated by the Obama Campaign
And we are letting him get away with it.

A couple of weeks ago, Obama was up 25 points in NC and 5-10 in Indiana, so Hillary did very well in taking Indiana and closing it to 14 in NC (with its overwhelming African American vote). Btw, it’s clear that the Mayor of Gary, Indiana held the vote up until after
1 a.m. as a strategic ploy to help Obama. But,let’s be honest, she didn’t get the gamechanger she was looking for. She had a great 2 weeks and Obama had a lousy 2 weeks — she was in position to shock him. Now it’s very very hard. And the party leadership seems strongly disposed to structure it in a way favorable to Obama. They seem determined not to let Florida and Michigan into the process until it’s over. It’s looking more and more like this is Obama’s nomination.

A couple of points on race:
Blacks are voting lopsidedly for Obama.
Latinos and white working class voters are voting lopsidely for Clinton.
Does that make any of these groups racist? No. People vote for who they can better identify with in the Primaries. Now, its time to come together and focus on our core democratic beliefs and principles. As yourselvees why you became democrats. Obama is a democrat and has been all of his political career. He is out to better America, even for Clinton’s supporters. Did you hear his victory speech? He is reaching out to Hillary’s supporters.

I still believe that she is the best candidate in the race and of the 3 will do the best job as president BY FAR. But after they decide on what to do with FL and MI on May 31, and then the last primaries end on June 3, I expect she will make a decision. If the political landscape doesn’t shift, I would imagine she would end her campaign by about June 10 or so. That’s my best guess for the office pool.

Just one more question
Why would Hillary & Bill spend millions and millions of their private dollars to win an elected post that pays a yearly salary in the range of $750,000?
That make no sense at all
They know something we don’t know?

This Fl and MI thing needs to be put to bed also,
Please his name was not even on a ballot in MI, they broke the rules, they knew they would not count.
You people who vote for Hillary on this one is just as crocked as she is, you will lie and cheat to get what you want, maybe this is why you like her so much, which makes me wonder how many honest people are out there.
Most people in FL stayed home because they knew there vote would not count.
Superdelegates stop the madness NOW please!!!

Lets sum this up.
Obama was an unknown, she had more name recognition than any democrat in the country, short of her husband.
He had no political favors to cash in, she and Bill had decades of backroom deals and bargains to cash in.
He had no national political machine, she had her husbands twice successful presidential machine.
She made more money last year than he’s made in his lifetime. She had all the fundraising contacts, he had squat.
He’s been under attack from the Republican Party, John McCain, and every Right-Wing nutball group out there, and they’ve all been utterly silent on her.
He’s been under unprecedented bad media attention for weeks, the lowest point in his career, she’s been getting praise and “she can still do it” covereage in the press.
In spite of ALL of this, he’s won time and time again. He’s leading her in delegates, votes, states won, caucuses won, primaries won, and he’s had delegates flock to him as opposed to her by 3 to 1 for the last few months.
Now he wins a state by 15%, and he nearly ties another. He’s expanded his lead on her, and she’s been forced to loan her campaign more money to stay ahead of her herculean debt.
What more do you need to see to realize this guy is not only a winner, but a more powerful candidate than Clinton and McCain combined?

Bill will up this lobbying fee to the columbia from $800k to $8 mil for his exceptional access the the president. The columbians will make some noise about how they are going to support labor to make it look good. Hillary will say she convinced the columbians to see the light and go forward with CAFTA. Everyone wins. Well . . . everyone Hillary values wins.

I believe that Clinton will stop campaigning and cite money woes. To reply to a previous comment, just because Clinton loaned her campaign money, does not mean that she is financially irresponsible. To say so shows a lack of thought, especially when she paid back the previous loan. She will win more delegates than Obama in the upcoming states but that will not take her far. What Obama needs to do now is to not stall any measure to seat the delegates in Florida so that Clinton can bow out gracefully. He will do that if he is truly a uniter and wants to do what is good for the party. The only chance Obama has, is to have the Clintons full support and have them campaign for him or be part of the ticket. As for me, I do not believe that I can vote along party lines just for the sake of a party whose leaders allowed this mess in the first place. I am one of those that does not agree with the direction the party is moving, I am too much of a moderate to vote for Obama, but make no mistake, I will vote. It is too bad that so many moderate Dems feel as I do and have not been given a choice that we feel comfortable with due to a variety of reasons. Do remember, life-long Dems would not cross party lines nor not vote for the Dem nominee unless they have VALID reasons, though some will perpetuate the false notion that race is the reason. It is sad that some voters feel that those who do not support Obama do so because of the color of his skin. I mean come on, the Dem party is about equality and we would not be members if we did not believe in that mantra.

If Obama is so good..why didn’t he finish up? One thing you should know that Obama will not have thousands of votes from Hillary supporters in November if he ever get nominated. Don’t be fooled OSAMA supporters!!!

Please anyone that knows how , set up a site on iternet where Hillary supporters ,who will vote for MCCAIN in the fall can go to if Obama wins nomination .
We need a place to talk and get the unbiased news.
Post it on all blogs

Sorry about typos.In a hurry

CK: What gender discrimination against Clinton? Can you please provide examples? I was originally for either Biden or Richardson and, even then, thought about how easy Clinton is getting it. She has and admits to decades worth of baggage and very little of it was brought up. She has a very high negative rating already and I could see it climbing even higher if the media would start rehashing her past dirt. Rev Wright was 42% of the political news coverage leading into these last primaries AND was claimed by 50% of respondents as an important factor. Additionally, Reizo (sp) coverage way outweighted coverage of Norman Hsu, Peter Paul, columbian connections, Kazakhstan connections, china connections all added together.

Please add one more item:
12. Consider running as an independent

Inside Source:
Good for Michelle Obama!! Suggesting that Obama be VP is so insulting to all the voters to donated and voted for him. If the Super Delegates steal this from him, they will disillusion half of the party. Young people are revved up for this candidate. You want them to vote and then tell them it doesn’t matter???
They can’t give it to her because she did well at the end. Shame on her for not doing better earlier. She had it all going for her and still lost to Obama. This was supposed to be a Coronation for Clinton.

Looks like Hillary picked the wrong week to give up religion…

All the RED states that are Primarily white has voted for Obama….his 11 steak win…. But those are RED states…. And there are More Republicans there to make sure Obama doesn’t win those states in the general.
Now is the time to really look at the ELECTORAL VOTES. And Obama can not win it.

Character and Association is just as important as Experience….. Obama’s hope for change will bring about Higher Taxes to help the poor ( mostly in other countries, not here at home ) and his Bleading Heart Liberal stance will bring about terroists as “regular people” you can talk to…..what a laugh—
The whole world is laughing at the fact that we are in the verge of Nominating an Inexperienced Chump (not only political but in life as well)
Uh Uh…let me work on more speaches

Your not suggesting that Hillary has “Character” are you???
Haaa!… that’s too funny!

Hey “Larry”… you should put your teeth in.. get in your pick up truck.. and go South… cause’ that’s were you belong my friend.

MSNBC/CNN/Newsweek/Washington Post/NYtimes didnt’t tamper with the GOP and Democratic Primaries?
Tim Russert/Brian Williams made sure, Romney wasn’t the candidate by accentuating his Mormon religion and Personal Wealth.
Tim Russert Was about to blow a gasket last night and was heard howling, laughing and high-fiving others while Tom Brokaw was being interviewed by Olbermann on MSNBC!
The proportionate delegate allocation in the Democratic Party is akin to Presidential Affirmative Action.
Negating FL and MI is disenfranchisement – ATTENTION LIBERALS AND BLACKS!!! Humm Humm
Obama is the nominee through proportionate delegate allocation in: NY CA TX OH PA NJ MA NM IN …etc and disenfranchising FL and MI!
Congratulations, Senator! Let this Century of illegitimacy in electing Presidents continue……
How you can have a Democratic nominee without winning: NH NY CA FL MI TX OH IN PA is truly remarkable…
Not even Houdini would be able to pull this off!
But, good ole – Tim Russert and MSNBC can…Or Can they? Hahahahahaha!
Maybe Pre-mature electile dysfunction on the part of MSNBC to declare Obama the nominee…Wait and see if they will be embarassed once again!
It A’int Over!

The shameless and so far successful blocking of the revotes in FL and MI will not fly. On Larry King like in the DNC an Obama supporter shouted down the lady from FL. King did nothing to stop him.
It’s time for Obama to acknowledge the votes in FL. Obama cannot win if he starts the General Election with 2 states already in McCains win column. Mark my words FL and MI has already decided that the Democrats have no respect for them and Obama has already led the charge to disenfranchise them.

I am very proud that Hillary Clinton is still determined and in the race. I just read where Obama was bragging about his Mon receiving food stamps so he could go to the most expensive and best schools. He believes that using other hard-working people money for your own personnal gain is the new American Dream. This country was founded on the concept of self responsibility and accountability, not using hand-outs. He is leading us down the path of socialism and Marxism. Please, please, voters wake up. He and Rev. Wright are of the same beliefs and it seems too many other people are too. That is why so many voted for color, not substance. We need a statesman, not a rock star in the White House.

Obama Supporters – The way Obama can WIN the General Election vs. McCain is to make sure: FL and MI Won’t Count and get proportionate delegates in OH TX VA AZ GA TN AK MO but not in CA IL and NY.
Then use the Media to urge McCain to quit the race before AZ NM LA AK TN have voted! Stress that counting the votes of ALL Americans and Every State is divisive, racist and hurting the country!
Thats Change you can believe in! Fill er up!
Worked in the Democrat Primary, why not in the General election???

I am a Republican who has supported Sen. Clinton from the start (not because of idiot Rush). I have many Rep. friends who have and would go Clinton way. She and McCain are much closer to the middle line (that group that has always voted our Presidents into office). McCain is right of middle, she is left of middle. You really think this whole country is going to vote for a FAR LEFTY/RADICAL TIES? C’mon folks? Timing is everything and it’s only a shame she was running against the first black man to run….hence his big win in NC huge black state. He WILL NOT have such luck in many states HE NEEDS to WIN the general. I can not tell you how many women (and some men here in L.A. even) who have said they can’t believe they are going to have to vote Republican next time. I, myself, will work my — off to elect McCain if up against newbi, far leftist, BO. Millions more like me….even if Hillary gets on her knees to plead with us to support Obama.
When is someone going to untie and ungag Rev. Wright?

I truly believe the democrats are about to make a big mistake by nominating Obama. He’s a great guy, easy to like and very smart. He’s also one of the least accomplished person (on paper) of anyone to run for president in a very, very long time. Even GWB looks much more impressive on paper. Barack Obama’s background looks like any other person that graduated from Harvard law School.

Are you kidding me? I have been a long time supporter of the Clinton’s, I have much respect for them and I was saddened to watch them look deflated last night. But really do you believe that she is going to whether the republican machine when it comes into full swing, they spent 8 years attacking the Clinton’s and divided the country for it.

Add:
Where is the video of BHO’s San Francisco “Bitter/Cling” speech? It was reported there were many video cameras in the audience. Why has the tape not surfaced?

To all Hillary supporters:
If you trust her so much then go out and lend her more money to keep her campaign alive…..then see her run away after she recoups her $10 million. I bet you really think she cares for the working class?? Pat Buchanan said that last night on MSNBC “pretty soon we’ll see Bill Clinton broker a deal with Obama to get Hillary out of the race and part of that deal would be getting the millions of dollars back from Obama that Clinton’s have loaned to their campaign so far”. Well I hope they won’t charge any interest on top.

If the other shoe doesn’t drop on Obama’s campaign before June…it will before November. Hillary supporters, be patient…don’t think the far Right are ever going to let go of all Obama’s negative ideologies/associations…Wright, Rezko, Ayers, Achi, Hamas, Farrakhan…my lord, he’s a radical magnet…and don’t even compare Hagee’s endorsement to Wright’s friendship/mentorship.

um…im a hillary supporter but also a realist. this thing is over. she’s going to fight on and continue to bruise him and leave him bloody to take on mccain. her goal, is to have obama lose to mccain so that she can run against a horrible president mccain when he’s 76. she will most likely win the nomination then and ultimately win the presidency.
im done.

I hope you Clinton die hards do stay home once Obama cinches it, then McCain will will in November and you can all say goodbye to your employer’s group healthcare when takes away the tax deduction and good bye to your rights when he packs the court with his right wing types. All you ‘working class’ clintonites will be the first to suffer. Good luck to you if you stay home in November.

I am an independent, and I’m also now Obama Supporter. I will definitely vote for McCain in November if HRC is the Democratic candidate. The policies of Bill Clinton (moving to grant China Most-Favored Nation status during his presidency)are what put us in this ecconomic pickle.
HRC is also a habitual liar.
If anyone claims to prefer Mr. McCain to Obama “because Obama is a liar”, they should apply that standard to Mrs. Clinton…honestly.

1. Quit
2. She should quit

Abc folks cant think positive and try running a dignified campaign till the end and get out with some respect to have the future. Get rid of George & Charlie (Moderators) from ABC.

Come on now. It’s time to admit the fact that it’s over for Hillary.
I can understand the ranting and denial from her supporters. I truly can. But the media needs to give up on the “she still has a chance” narrative. There’s not a viable story here anymore. Move along…

Adrienne:
Reason why Hillary supporters say they will vote for McCain is because of the tone that you all have taken with them. It’s obvious that the media was in fact in the tank for Obama for 4 months. People are now knowing who Obama really is. There is nothing wrong with that. I also say, what not let the other states that want to participate in there primary vote. We are one month away to see where this all stands (couple of weeks away). Hillary has made it clear that she will campaign for Obama. She is a fighter and continues to fight for what she believes in. Look back at Huckabee staying in until the race & the Rep. Party didn’t call for him to quit nor was there an outcry. They respected Huckabee’s decision to fight til the end.

Obama is head of the new neolibral party and it scares old school Democrat’s
Bush = Neocon’s
Obama = Neo lib’s

To all the democrats who say they’ll stay home or vote McCain, I’m surprised you’d rather have McCain win when: (1) he wants to appoint more Supreme Court justices like Scalia and Alito, (2) opposes equal pay for equal work, (3) supports the continuing war in Iraq, and (4) went along with Bush on his veto of the anti-torture legislation to name but a few.
I think 8 years of continuous republican leadership is all this nation can take.
Finally, to those Hillary supporters that keep asking why Obama can’t put her away, use the reverse logic and ask why she keeps coming up short (she won fewer delegates last night than he did so when is she going to “win”). Rightly or wrongly she blew it back on Super Tuesday and can’t win unless the rules are changed or she garners about 70% of the remaining super delegates which isn’t going to happen. It’s time to unite in order to take back this country.

Don’t encourage her.

It ain’t over:Obama may have to pay the piper after all.
Jerome Armstrong posted a comment in Alegre’s diary at MyDD last night. Here’s what he said:
“The “official” Obama nomination tour will have to do a detour into
the land of unelectability (for him).”
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Hewitt is correct: There are two overarching problems with Obama — 1) He cannot win the big electoral states — cannot do it, and 2) His filthy associations with crooks and terrorists will bring him down.

Dems cannot be happy today. Hillary shows that Obama is toast in another midwestern state, but she can’t overcome a 90% plus African-American vote for Obama in North Carolina, showing that the key portion of the Democratic base is not bailing on Obama.
But don’t look for Hillary to bail, at least not until the final primaries are held and the Tony Rezko trial verdict in. (Final arguments open Monday.) If Rezko walks, the chance of another devastating revelation about Obama goes down.
But if Rezko is convicted and is facing a long stretch in jail, won’t he have to think long and hard about naming names in order to limit his years in federal prison? Clearly Rezko and Obama are close. That’s a huge potential nightmare for the Dems, and Team Hillary won’t be shy about underscoring the dangers of an unfolding scandal consuming Chicago politics.
Then there’s the slowly spreading impact of Michelle Obama. The more voters hear her rhetoric, the less they are going to want her husband in the White House.

People keep talking as if Hillary concedes the nomination it will unite the party. I’m a Democrat, but there is NO WAY I will be voting for Obama in the fall. I’ll vote McCain before I vote Obama. McCain is a realist on the war and he’s so moderate the far right hates him.

Mary: I agree that Obama supporters should not be name calling. I have to say I’m seeing an equal amount of name calling from Hillary supporters. For example from another page, “You Obama supporters are smug, arrogant and elitist – just like your candidate. Fools.” It has been flying pretty hard both ways.

I am enamored by all the comments which imply states with a large minority of black people don’t actually count. Thats probably how Obama solidified the black vote. Oh yeah, words like enamored and solidified are elitist, just like those expert economists.

Adrienne: you forgot 3) just not impressed by the whole Messiah thing. He’s an empty shell who’s coasted to victory on the black vote. Despite their idiotic claims to exit pollsters that race wasn’t a consideration for them, blacks voted 92% for Obama. If you want to play the race card, as it seems you do, you need to look at your own coalition. White people are not going 92-8 for Clinton.

It’s time to concede: HRC cannot win this and it’s very sad. We need to get the votes in Florida and Michigan counted for no other reason than it’s the right thing to do. Then, let’s play this out thru the rest of the primaries and then….unite under: DEMOCRATS FOR McCAIN!
I fear what this country will go through with an Obama Drama presidency. He’s just not ready and may never be ready.

There is a simple measure of electability, it is called winning elections. We have now had quite a few of these election things. Barack Obama has won most of them.
The punchline is that during the worst weeks of Barack’s campaign, Hillary nearly pulled up to even with him.
Inevitability aside, it was never going to be Hillary. The only hope she ever had was for there to be no other viable option. With as many people as there were in this race, one of them was certainly going to become a viable alternative. Once this happened, and it happened in Iowa, Hillary was done.
One can thrive on millions of dollars and near 100 percent name recognition for a very long time, but this is different than winning. Hillary was always going to poll quite well and come in second place. Her negatives have always been to high for any other outcome.

We aren’t supposed to consider Clinton talking points journalism are we??

I’m an educated young woman and I am NOT voting for Obama. I feel like this country has been brainwashed by the media and his grandiose speeches. The man is an elitist who lacks substance. Who goes into middle America and tries to garner support by complaining about the price of Arugula at Whole Foods? The man is SO far left it scares me. Obama’s plan for Change? Change what? Politics? Nope, he’s just as guilty of dirty dealings and underhanded politics as the rest of them. He claims he doesn’t take money from lobbyists, no just their wives and lawyers. Will he support the disenfranchisement of voters in Florida and Michigan? Sure, if it benefits him.
The Clintons may not have been saints but Bill Clinton was an excellent president. His policies may not have all been perfect in hindsight, but what president’s were? We enjoyed an unprecedented economic boom during the Clinton years and I’m tired of people trying to belittle his presidency. Hillary is a fighter and I’m proud of her for continuing her campaign. She’s had to deal with so much criticism for her marriage and her politics, which is patently unfair. Michelle Obama has said some awful things about this country but the media seems to just gloss over every Obama fault. They plug their ears and cover their eyes when it comes to him, as far as they’re concerned he’s the next messiah.
I’m very disappointed in my fellow Americans for not being able to think for themselves and see beyond the smoke and mirrors that is the Obama campaign. No wonder the Europeans hate us, we are sheep and MSNBC and other news outlets are our shepherds.

s.b.:
Shouldn’t Hillary have then won Connecticut? Or does my state somehow not matter?
And wait until McCain has a “moment” during a debate with Obama. The election will be a complete debacle for the GOP.

it would be really nice if Hillary would just concede and realize despite the last couple election year’s love of nepotism and “keeping it in the family” types of election rules, this is a monumental year marked by an exhaustion of playing by the rules of a system that faultered several years ago. WE don’t need anymore heroes in office, no more tenacious persistent bulldog politics, no more energizer bunnies that can’t take a hint that maybe they aren’t really wanted here. No more persistent and stubborn candidates who won’t stop, despite their opponent’s popular vote, that they will force people into their vision. We need a leader with honest intentions, who has a lot of international diplomacy work to do just to get America’s global respect back. Obama is the candidate that has proven he is quite willing, and not hysterically afraid of, having a dare I say….conversation…with Iran. No more Republican talk of Obliteration and showing the world how globally oppressive America can be…. he is the one that has consistently followed a steady course with his message – one that isn’t filled with watery opinions of the day, but a steady committment to issues that make this country a wonderful place.
I started following this campaign last year and I can say, that what started out as a mutual respect for Hillary and Obama alike, with a disinterest in Edwards has turned into wishing Hillary would dissolve…so we can focus on getting this country where it needs to go. it’s a shame…because that is just what she has created in this campaign. I feel bad that she donated 6.4 million to her campaign today…I wouldn’t want to be around when she wakes up and realizes that she should graciously exit and should have stopped before she lost all her money doing so.

I could just see Hillary going down Jack’s list and making notes. LOL

Hey Hillary supporters, let’s unite, kick McCains butt and take back our country and then if you still dislike Obama, vote for someone else in 2016. I think a Obama/Biden ticket would be awsome. Hillary could run for Governor of New York and have the nomination in 2016. Also, she could let Chelsea take over her senate seat. Who knows, Chelsea may one day be the first Woman President. I just hope she learns not to lie like her parents…Don’t get mad, you know its the truth. The Clintons have a lot of good features about them, but telling the truth is not one of them.

Wow we have some really crazy comments here, from Obama so-called “connections to terrorists” to Rob’s quite insane and racist interpretation of both African Politics and American Reconstruction. For those of you who are interested in American Reconstruction you can find Rob’s interpretation in league with the Staple’s school, a racist school of historians who primarily stressed African-American’s “corruption” and “incompetence” in order to justify the segregationist status quo in the early 1900s.
As for the issues of the actually campaign, I think (like Obama) that Hillary has the right to continue her campaign. I mean campaigns have been taken to conventions with even a longer shot than hers. But, it seems pretty unlikely that she’ll get the nomination without splitting the party and creating a ruckus. It would be best for all sides if she bowed out now. By the way, if she is the nominee, I probably won’t be voting for her. I prefer not to vote for a President who thinks economists are just snooty academic elites who don’t know anything.

We see, in many of the analyses of yesterday’s primary outcome, a base canard that the only thing justifying Clinton’s continued pursuit of the nomination is the latent racism of down-scale white voters. The implication is that anyone who does not embrace Obama is a racist. And many young and otherwise “enlightened” folks have enjoyed demonstrating their freedom from racism by supporting him. They deride and cannot fathom the reluctance of others to do so…seeing no possible explanation other than prejudice.
What they cannot understand is the common sense of the largely older and less sophisticated Democrats. That sense is that Obama and his core supporters are far outside the mainstream. Obama raises serious doubts as to his adherence to their traditional American values.
While there are apparently not enough centrists left in the Democratic Party to stop the nomination of an extreme left candidate, many will find themselves strongly attracted to a centrist and maverick Republican who came within a whisker of being too “liberal” to get his party’s nomination. It is this calculus that makes the Clintons unwilling to quit…their hope that the party will yet awaken from its stupor.
Too many folks are “bamboozled” by heady thoughts that they can win an election going counter to 200+ years of experience. That experience demonstrates that elections are won in the middle, where each vote switched counts for two. In a year where Democratic victory should have been a certainty, they will have succeeded in snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. And the children following the modern day pied piper will still have no clue as to what really happened.

What would be really nice would be Obamamaniacs realizing that he cannot win against John McCain! If you all want to see what is best for the Democratic Party then do what you can to help Hillary become the nominee because she can beat him. If you don’t believe my humble opinion then look at all the national polls yourself. When it comes to the National Race Hillary leads McCain by a long shot! If Obama goes in as the nominee then you should just hang it up and call McCain President McCain and prepare for a depression. I am not sure when the DNC is going to wake up and put a nominee out there that can win. This year should be a no brainer win, but with Obama as the nominee we will have thrown our chances out the door AGAIN!

President Obama, yes just get used to saying it now, it’ll make it easy for you guys to take it when he wins in November
Obama 08

WOW! What spin! SHE won and HE held on? LOL Did you actually see the numbers? The ONLY reason she won Indiana was because of “Operation Chaos” by Rush-It gave her a 7 point bump and she only won IN by 2. Her OWN campaign said she shouldn’t lose N.C. by more than 4 or 5 points yesterday morn. and NOW the spin starts. If a 9 1/2 point win was a blowout for HRC in Penn. what do you call Obama’s 14 point win- a massacare:-)

What i have never understood is the stupid Clinton crony argument that Obama cant win against McCain. Obama wins the electoral college in every scenario I have run in state by state match ups. Clinton vs McCain is a democratic bloodbath with McCain winning the electoral college by more than 300 votes. Run the votes yourself and see what you get… it is not a pretty picture for the democrats when Clinton is at the top of the ticket.

Ben,
Please show me the math that supports your “Clinton vs McCain” bloodbath! I would love to see where you get these numbers from because I’ve looked at the polls and I’ve read the articles! I’ve done my homework and Obama can’t carry the vote against McCain!

DNC argued Hillary Clinton to quit before Texas, Ohio. Actually she played nicely, still a sweet girl after Wright Case. She did not use it, she will never destroy her relationship with African American. Can Obama better than her husband as president.
And Obama used her american dream & not audicity hope anymore

lol i find it funny how everyone is telling Hillary to get out because he won most of the contests suppossedly? I am sorry but when he cant win the big states with huge populations then something is wrong. No offense but grand big wins in small states with low counts in the grand scheme of things dont really mean a huge victory in November. Lol I won south carolina and mississippi woop te do. If you can’t win Texas, Florida, New York and so on you definately do not have electability for the general population of the US.

Um…no, amh, Europeans don’t hate us because Obama is doing well. Where did you get that idea? Europeans pretty much like him, and most will be disappointed if voices such as yours hand the White House over to McCain because the horse whom you’d have preferred lost in the primaries and had to be euthanized on the track.
Let’s face it: apart from the infamous Gas Tax Holiday pander, you’ll need to split some pretty serious hairs to find any major policy differences between Clinton and Obama. They have different personal styles, and one is a far better public speaker than the other, and that’s pretty much the extent of it. The fact that you’re buying into the “elitist” angle belies your claim to the title of “educated young woman.” How on earth does Clinton not set off your elitism detector, while Obama does?
If you choose to stay home or (worse yet) pull the lever for McCain because Obama wasn’t willing to fake the local accent wherever he went during this campaign, I would argue that it’s you who is the sheep. Karl Rove spent decades perfecting the divide-and-conquer approach which Clinton has now co-opted, and you’re apparently buying right into it. It’s entirely possible that you’ll get what you deserve: four more years of Bush Lite.
As for electability, there’s simply no strong case to be made for Clinton. Obama will lose those who fear insane black preachers and/or high-falutin’ words, but he will also win independents with whom Clinton has no chance against McCain. Clinton’s disapproval ratings speak of a disaster waiting to happen, and her behavior on the campaign trail in the past few weeks has only consolidated this. Don’t believe me? All you need to do is to look at last night’s results.
As for Michigan and Florida: they broke the rules. Their delegations will be seated in some form, because the party cannot afford otherwise, and the Obama campaign has been open to this. What they’re not so much open to is a seating that is based, without some form of adjustment, on a primary vote in which (in the case of Michigan) their candidate wasn’t even on the ballot.

I will never get used to say President to Obama because he cannot win it without my vote – the blue collar working class and women.
Oh and the over 45s who were taught patriotism unlike the college voters.
We will come out in droves and we will survive 4 yrs of McCain.
I CANT WAIT FOR THE RREPUBLICANS TO PICK THE OBAMAS AND COMPANY BACKROUNDS APART !!
I will savor every minute of watching it on FOX – get the popcorn ba – bay

The GOP has no more weapons against Obama; they’ve used all in Irak and Afganistan. Obama is therefore poised to disarm the GOP – - please admit Irak is a failure and you need Obama’s policy more than ever in this nation for the economy to recover, the diplomacy to be respected, and the army to be fearful again
Obama 08

well leo,
just as i said, i don’t think obama and his people should want her to campaign
for him.
i am sure hillary and bill campaigning for obama will only cause him problems.
he should just let them go.
and I am sure the dem. party will want that also.

I can`t believe what I have been reading on here. Democrats voting for a Republican out of spite? Following the DNC rules only if it is beneficial to your candidate? I guess that saying that Dems fall in love and Repubs fall in line is true. It sure goes a long way in explaining how this country got to be such a mess. Me. I`m going to be an adult and vote for whoever the Democratic nominee is for the sake of my country and future generations.

Its only a matter of time when Rev. Obama will be taken apart by Wright. Wright says he will come after obama and I hope it will be soon so the people can learn more about the twenty years wright was a father figure to obama. Obama just tells lies about the wright issue but wright tells the truth. Obama stopped the revotes in Mi & Fla but now wants our help because he thinks he has won the nomination. Why should the voters of Mi & Fla vote for this joker when he doesnt have any use for us until he thinks he needs us. If obama ends up the nominee, I will never vote for him and I hope all of Mi & Fla voyers feel the same. We can withstand four years under McCain.

“We can withstand four years under McCain.”
Is that really the best you can do, B.W.? Is your central message that it’s better to vote for the candidate who has no intention of bringing change, because the candidate who promises it might not be capable of delivering?
Good luck with the withstanding, then, I guess.

Hillary is a compulsive liar, a thief, a doormat for a cheating husband and a Senator that has doing nothing for New York. It’s amazing the cloud of deception she has ridden through her adult life. Obama at least shows some intelligence and class but clearly has his own demons. Fact is, he’s a more viable candidate or the lesser of two evils. It really won’t matter much as McCain will probably win handily in November as he’ll easily carry the heartland, southwest and Florida. I’m just amazed how anyone can vote or like Hillary Clinton. If you do, please answer this question “what has she done for anyone that was not politically motivated”? Answer: Nothing.

In protest to the disenfranchising of FL and MI voters, and Obama’s refusal to endrose revotes in these states, I am changing my party registration to independent and writing-in Hillary in November. Obama will not debate and will not support a revote…what won’t he do to win the nomination?

…and #12 take my supporters and start a NEW PARTY to win in GE! We’ve got the numbers to do it…….

what i don’t get is this: what theme would hillary run against mccain in the fall? economy? well obama could do that too against an unsuited mccain. iraq? she’d be the flipflopper then – for/against it, who knows, we know the republicans ;) third: was hasn’t come out on the democratic contest could come out an the national stage – the gender issue could play a role as big as the race issue. next one: the fighter? – against mccain, a tortured war hero? clinton has run a republican campaign so far – given that choice, I guess people will at least vote for the real republican in november.

I couldn’t agree with Ethan more. All you people who claim you will vote for McCain instead of Obama, change parties: you are no longer wanted or needed in the Democratic party. I’d rather lose than put more conservative judges on the Supreme Court. In the words of James Carville, you are Judas’s.

Frankly, Florida and Michigan are simply disgusting for this party, regardless of which candidate is supported.
In Florida you have a Republican House, Senate, and Governor. Exactly how were the Florida voters expected to remedy this? I hear over and over about “the rules” but I find it unbelievable that this party after having endured Florida in 2000 would even go down the road it is on. Barack Obama had the chance to really be not the usual politician and instead sat on delegate math and dug in his heels when it came to a re-vote. The states were punished when the party did not campaign there. The loss of dollars and attention was a punishment. Loping off the heads of innocent voters is just draconian.

TO DAVE: Before you write your diatribe GO READ HIS BOOKS. Talking about being racist and hating whites… I would like to see those food stamps they have been lately mentioning. What a joke! His WHITE grandparents send him to prestigious schools. He doesn’t even know what a food stamp looks like. As for the answer to your question: HILLARY DID PLENTY. What about your hero that was writing hate books and raking in millions rather than doing his job as an Illinois senator?

Florida and Michigan played chicken with the party and lost. Any resolution which in any way recognizes their sham primaries would be a gross injustice to all the states and territories that followed the rules.
We keep hearing that Florida’s Republicans were responsible and we shouldn’t punish the Democrats. Well, what about the fact that many Democratic state legislators voted for the bill? Why, instead of working to find an alternative to a state-run primary or suing the state for setting a primary date that violated the rules of BOTH national parties, did Florida Democrats sue the Democratic National Committee (unsuccessfully) for simply enforcing rules that they willfully chose to violate? The answer is simple: Florida Democrats were just as complicit as Michigan Democrats were in this assault on the rules and they are still trying to be rewarded for it.
Let’s be clear: it’s not just the early states that they tried to cheat; it’s every state or territory that followed the rules. We should all be mad as Hell if they get away with it.

Hillary is everything we thought she
was, and more. Unfortunately, it’s
coming back to bite her….in spades.

“.last 8 out of 10 Presidential elections…REPUBLICANS WIN.”
It’s acutally 7 out of 10, but I wouldn’t count the 2000 “win” as a win. Al Gore won and he would have won in 2004 as well. It would then be 5 out of 10. But nevermind we will have a two term Democratic president in the coming years for starters to bring it back to 5 out of 10.
btw the democrats won 10 out of the last 19 even with the GW Bush scam.

Hillary’s supporters are such sore losers. Poor things. Bitter, Bitter, Bitter. I wonder who they got that from? Get a grip guys!

With the support of the media that undermined the Democratic nomination process, Obama will crash and burn in November if he swipes the nomination, and the Democratic Party will be a train wreck. Radical left wing liberal George McGovern lost every single state except one state in the general election; same will happen with Obama, a radical left wing liberal.
Sen. Clinton is fighting for the future of America; the superdelegates must select the best qualified candidate for the presidency using their independent judgment and that is Sen. Clinton.

The debates and primaries are for show casing the strengths and weaknesses of the candidates and their solutions for issues for the voters. The debates and the primaries are for the people so they can make an informed decision and vote for who is the best candidate who demonstrates Presidential qualities, experience, able to answer question easily with real substance and to the point, support the plans and solutions for issues that will benefit the people not the elitist aristocracy or hidden radical agendas. Obama refuses to do any more debates because he is a sore loser he performed miserably by not answering the questions with straight forward to the point answers and lost all of the debates. Obama is scared that his elitist beliefs and attitudes towards the people of the USA and his disrespect and hate of the USA and its people will be completely exposed. Obama is scared that his true greedy desires in obtaining power and money will be completely exposed. Late breaking news Illinois Senator Obama laundered money (personal income) from Blackwell through his the lawyer firm he worked for prior to his being elected to the Illinois Senate. Blackwell who received political favors from Obama and Obama received donations for campaigns and hidden personal income. Obama will be indicted for these criminal actions. Obama is scared his actions, lack of action and very questionable associates clearly demonstrate Obama’s true intentions and agendas. Obama is scared that all the negative things Obama has accused Hillary of doing and saying in this campaign are actually the very actions and things Obama has been doing and saying not Hillary. Obama is scared his lack of confidence and inexperience will be completely exposed. Another very important reason Obama is scared and will not debate is Obama can’t remember all the lies he has told during his campaign. Here are 76 lies and counting that Obama has told us at http://www.audacityofhypocrisy.com/?page_id=15 Find more lies told by Obama at http://www.hillaryclinton.com Click on the icon Fact Check. If Obama loses the Democratic Nomination for President his supporters say they will riot in the streets. Obama supporters want to turn the USA into third world countries like Kenya and Zimbabwe. Rioting in the streets because, Obama has been exposed as a spoiled brat; weak, wimpy, arrogant, elitist, inexperienced, corrupt, racist and radical to the extremes are character traits, beliefs and actions of Obama that will cause him to lose this race for the President of the USA. Rioting in the streets is very immature and stupid like Odinga, Obama’s cousin who incited riots and death squads in Kenya. Mugabe did the same in Zimbabwe because he is a mentally challenged immature violent sore loser like Odinga. The USA is a country that provides many freedoms for its people example: right of free speech and the right to vote as we please. Be smart make an informed decision and vote for the most qualified and experienced candidate for President of the USA Hillary Clinton who respects the people, who listens to the people, has compassion for the people of the USA. Hillary will fix the economy and fight for the people of the USA by creating solutions for real changes that benefits all the people of the USA. Hillary will unite the people of the USA, restore the US Constitution and win back the respect of our people and the respect for our government of the USA world wide. Hillary has real substantial solutions for real changes that make sense and will help all of us. Go to Hillary’s web site and explore it http://www.hillaryclinton.com Look at Hillary’s detailed solutions for real changes on the economy, healthcare, education, veterans benefits, Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Read Hillary’s speeches, fact check, attack timeline (of Obama attacks on Hillary), Women for Hillary, and all the other great places on Hillary’s web site to find out more about Hillary so you can make a informed decision and vote for Hillary. While you are visiting Hillary’s web site http://www.hillaryclinton.com make donations to Hillary’s campaign.

Wow, now that Hillary is against the wall, the fundamental racism of her supporters is really coming out. That’s because it’s all they have left. They’re starting to admit that they don’t really care about Hillary. They just don’t want to see a Black president. This is frightening.

Hey, Racism guy…that’s not what it’s about with Hillary supporters. BO could be purple, he just does’t have the judgement, character, patriotism, or experience. He needs more than 143 days in the Senate to be handed the Presidency. Let’s looks at resumes for this toughest job in the world…McCain, Clinton….believable..Obama…not so much!!!!!!

“If Obama loses the Democratic Nomination for President his supporters say they will riot in the streets. Obama supporters want to turn the USA into third world countries like Kenya and Zimbabwe.”
Yeah, you got me there, Bob4USA. Turning the USA into Kenya and rioting in the streets is totally what I’m all about as an Obama supporter. Did I mention that I’m also elitist and possibly Mooslim?
Young voters and African-American voters will not riot in the streets if Obama is denied the nomination that he won fair and square. They will simply stay home next time, and many times after that. If this suits your purposes, I can only hope that you’re ready to be asked for the next couple decades what those purposes really were — given that they clearly have nothing to do with promoting the platform of the Democratic Party.

“It was expected that she would lose North Carolina. Indiana was supposed to be the test for her and she pulled it off.”
It was expected that she would lose North Carolina, but not by that much. It was expected that she would win Indiana, but not by that little.

Harley I so agree with you. I know a die hard Democrat who has always voted for a Dem and this year he says he’s going to have to vote McCain. Many MILLIONS of us feel that way. I am so curious what percentage of this country is college kids. I know blacks are 13%, liberal – radicals, I don’t know that percentage either. I can tell you centrists are the voting block that usually determine the outcome and Hillary is that candidate. She and McCain would have had a good run. I will make a t-shirt HILLARY SUPPORTER VOTING McCAIN, and wear it proudly.

“Side by side, it is so clear who is qualified.”
McCain all the way!
(Just trying to help, Debra.)

“Scorched earth sounds better to me than President Obama.”
And that’s why you’ll remain bitter, frustrated, and drowning in your own utter lack of political influence, Harley.

Harley writes: “I can understand the African American vote but even they should see through this man who never acknowledges them.”
Oh, because Clinton and McCain do?
I assume it hasn’t escaped your notice that Obama’s greatest problem right now is a certain preacher whose ties to the militant black community scare the bejeezus out of us white folk?
He can’t win if he’s too black, and now he can’t win if he’s not black enough. Perfect. McCain ’08. Fine. Whatever.

I love both Obama AND Hillary! Why? It doesn’t matter which of them win the Dem nomination…they’re putting John McCain in the whitehouse. Thanks so much!

“You are right! This is a no-brainer, Obama got half of his delegates uncontested, he wouldn’t get all of them today. We know too much!”
Just curious, Sylvia…what is it that “we” know (clearly not counting those poor slobs in North Carolina)?

I think Obama and clinton need to come together. An Obama-Clinton ticket would be unstoppable. Maybe that is why fox has been fueling this fire from the beginning. McCain couldn’t compete.
And it will bring us all together to fix this broken country of ours.

BO has not won, but he is winning, by the rules set before the contest begun and agreed to by all the parties.
FL and MI should be seated and will be, but not the way HRC wants them. She was happy to agree that they will not count until she saw that she needs them. FFS!, BO was not even on the ticket in MI and did not campaign in FL where HRC had the name recognition and he was an unknown. Seating them as is would not be very fair, and last time I checked, Americans like fair play.
BO is not asking HRC to withdraw, if you actually listened to what he said, you would know that he said that she has every right to continue and all the states should be able to have their voice heard. Most of the Dems also say its her choice and her choice only, they only ask that the negative personal attacks stop, let Mac do his own dirty work.
As for Operation Chaos in NC, there is no evidence that it worked. Exit poling shows that out of all the Republicans that voted in Dem primary, 50% went for HRC and 50% went for BO.
As for the posts in this forum, I refuse to believe that those people posting hateful, racist remarks would have voted for HRC were she the nominee.
As far as the bitter comments go, they were taken out of context completely. Let me try and spell it out for those of you who would rather listen to what people like those that brought you 8 years of W then to read them themselves. What BO said was that people gave up on expecting the government to act in their economic interests, and the only issues they thing that are left to them is their cultural legacy as in hunting and their faith in god, and that’s what they vote on. And believe me, as long as W and his cronies get to keep fleecing you, they will be more than happy to pander to you on those two issues.
As far as Mac goes, I personally like him, but I think that as a president he would be a disaster for the middle class and the bitter, gun toting, church going folk. He will mortgage the future of your children in order to line the pockets of the upper 5%. If you think you have it bad now, just wait till you have to pay $7.00 for a gallon of gas.

Anyone paying any attention, and surely the Clinton and Obama camps are, knows everything listed above and then some.
But thanks for listing some of the main points out anyway.
Thing is, the vast money differential, the vast left and right wing media bias, the huge issue of two states for Clinton not counting but they will count after he gets crowned and their votes won’t really ever count the way they should have, the polls saying he can’t win over her base, and all that other pertinent information isn’t going to sway the pundits to stop and think and stop swaying the masses to a dead end. The lemmings are jumping off the obama cliff at an ever astounding rate.
When she wins KY and WV they will still call for her to drop out and people, like McGovern (who I’ve been comparing Obama to for 6 months) will keep on insisting despite the mountain of evidence to the contrary that He is The One in their trance like dream state.
It will take a strong cup of smack-in-the-face and bitter tears on the day after election day to realize where the dems by and large, once again, went terribly wrong.

Wow. Hillary apparently has been winning so much that she’s behind now.
How’s that for logic. The loser whines again that Obama spent more in the state. Let’s face it more people want Obama to win. If they didn’t, don’t you think that Hillary wouldn’t have to beg for cash in her speeches..?
So you think that the Super delegates should back her.. Why..?
Is it because..?
1. She has shown that she can win legitimately..?
or
2. She has less baggage than Obama..?
On another note… I hate to bring this up but….
People over 65.. basically are the people who have a lot of racist baggage.. (Can’t blame them.) It’s I suppose the time they lived through. — All would vote for a white candidate.
And people who are NOT college educated. – mostly Hillary supporters.
Wow. So to sum up.. Racists and stupid people want Hillary to win…
…Something to think about…

If Obama is the nominee, I will definitely not vote for him; I will vote for John McCain and will even make it my duty to be the first to cast my vote at my precinct. As much as I love and admire Hillary, she will not be able to convince me to vote for Obama.

HILLARY VOTERS ARE REALLY SCARY!!! How can they say they’ll vote for McCain if Obama is the Dem candidate… This is crazy. They’re not even Democrats; if they do so, they’re just fanatics and they don’t even care for America. People, please be rational and honest towards your country…

OBAMA HAS NO PLATFORM ..HE FLIP FLOPS.
WHEN HE COME ON TV,I TURN IT OFF UNTILL HE IS GONE.THOSE HUGE GRINNING TEETH ARE STARTING TO BUG ME.ON THE VIEW THEY TOLD HIM HE WAS SEXY ,AND HE WAS FANNING HIS FACE.HE WAS MORE AT HOME,BEING PLAY BOY THEN PRESIDENTIAL.
HE CAME OUT OF THE BLUE LIKE A BLACK CLOUD ,THAT NO ONE HAD EVER HEARD OF.STEP OUT ON THE STAGE AND SAID I AM BARACK OBAMA AND IM RUNNING FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.HE ALLOWED REV.WRIGHT TO CALL HIS MOTHER A NAPPY HAIRED WHITE WHOE.HE IS A DEER IN THE HEADLIGHTS OF A ON COMMING CAR.

The young Obama supporters are the ones that are tearing this party apart.
This why alot of people apporx.
half of her supporters which is around 8-9 million people that won’t vote for him. We could just write her name in or
we can vote for McCain or Nader.
One thing for sure is we do not have to listen to them and be told what to do.
This not what makes the democrats a good party. When I was young we actually got off our butts and really did protest didn’t just say i’m against the war. Do not even try and tell me that you did because that would be lying since they have footage of the lack of protesters especially the young.

I am a Hillary supporter who would vote for McCain if Obama is the nominee for the democratic party..let me explain..The economy right now is the best that the country has ever experienced. Gas is 75 cents a gallon and the Republican party is doing and excellent job. We are winning the war in Iraq and very little casualties. The war is good for our economy..it is because of the war why our economy is so healthy right now..People are buying homes and mortgage payments are low..Why would I want to change that and vote the democrats in..I would have to be blind,dumb or deaf to vote for anyone but McCain who I know would continue the wonderful policies that are responsible for healthy economy right now…there are millions of Hillary supporters who think like I do and we thank Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity for the wisdom that they have imparted to us relative to the healthy economy. Thank you and God bless America. Vote McCain 08 it would be absolute best for America because he would continue the good policies that are responsible for our healthy economy. Thank you America for giving me the opportunity to share some wisdom.

I am a hillary supporter who would vote for McCain if Obama is the democrat nominee. You see we need to continue the war in Iraq because all the pilots on those planes that went into the towers were Iraqis(People keep telling me that they were Saudis but I think they were Iraqis) All the commisions that said that there was no link between Iraq and 911 do not know what they are talking about. McCain is going to continue the war and I like war(Remember I am a Hillary Supporter who is voting for McCain) War is a good thing! Vote McCain 08

It’s funny how the Obama supporters are now trying to insist that Hillary’s supporters should not abandon them and vote for McCain. Obama has run a vile campaign of destruction against the Clintons through his surrogates. Meanwhile, he’s presented himself as a candidate of a “new kind of politics”.
Well, Mr. Obama, you have have fooled a lot of people, but I, for one, have paid attention and seen what is really in your soul.
I hate to stereotype, but overall, as a group, Obama’s supporters have been the most vile, hateful and disrespectful people I’ve ever come across both on blogs and in person.
So in closing, this lifelong Democrat will be leaving the party and voting for John McCain. He and I may not agree on a lot of issues, but he loves America and I trust him.

I’m a young voter too and I’m a Hillary supporter. I’m also college educated, maybe all of you other college educated can look between the lines. Barack Obama has practically no resume to be President of the United States, he has Oprah that is a Billionaire and has bough her friends the media. Ironically she made her career with white women and turned her back on them. I’m a Latina voter and all of us from California, Texas, Florida and everywhere else can voter for Mc Cain because he is not Bush he is a maverick that has worked with democrats with immigration. Latinos for Hillary all the way!!!! We are loyal to the Clintons!!!!

Hi, I’m a first time voter. I caucus for Hillary here in my state, it was bad, real bad. Obama supporters were muscling us. I’d be 22 November 5 of this year. I may be young, but I can see Obama for who he is. Not all young people are supporting Obama, there are many of us college students supporting Hillary.
I take offense when they call Hillary supporters “uneducated”. I’m too far from being uneducated, I’d be graduating next year, my major is Computer Engineering, I’m now working for Microsoft.
I’d set out this election if Senator Clinton is not the nominee for the Democratic Party.

We were outmuscled in Houston as well. In my precinct the Obama people cut in the front of the line and hijacked the caucus. They were very aggressive and in my opinion tried to steal the election. The rest of us acted civil and stayed in our place in line. It was a very disgusting experience to deal with the Obama supporters. I refuse to vote for Obama.

I’m completely for Hillary Clinton. And if she doesn’t win, I will vote for McCain with the motto of “HILLARY FOR PRES. IN 2012!!”
And I loved the comment of “I hope she burns the place down on her way out.” I heard it said once that she has the ability to “go juggular” when need be. I couldn’t agree more. It’s what I love about her.

Bitter, bitter, bitter. My heavens, ladies, it’s a sad day for you. That you would throw your country over the cliff and refuse to see the bigger opportunity for America and the world in these times. Much of what Hillary represents in character is what has got the US its dismal reputation around the world. We have enough fighters wreaking havoc.
And by the way, the Iowa voters who started Obama’s roll – aren’t they hard-working white people???

Education (at least the kind we have in America) doesn’t necessarily preclude ignorance.
How can the Clinton supporters expect to be treated well with this juvenile “we didn’t win so we’d rather harm than country than accept reality” attitude?
As Hilary has agreed with McCain against Obama (and been demonstrably wrong) several times recently, I can only assume that the Clinton supporters have been for 4 more years of Bush all along.
Our elections are not supposed to be about cults of personality. They are about setting the course of the nation.
It is mind-boggling but eye opening that so many Clinton supporters would prefer to give the country 4 more years of failed policies just to show us how upset they are that their candidate lost. What if we give you all a lolipop? Will dat make you feel better?
Wow. The democratic party has buried itself with this juvenile behavior for 8 years now and learned nothing. Such nonsense. Someone pushed in front of me on line at a caucus so the candidate they support is no good. Can you believe that an adult would say that? Can you believe their are democrats who still call McCain a maverick when he has acted in every way opposite to his “maverick” rhetoric.
I hadn’t been decided on supporting anyone so don’t go accusing me of being a rude obama supporter. I’m willing to support the Democratic nominee because we don’t need 4 more years of running America and the middle classs into the ground. Just remember that education doesn’t help those who refuse to think nor those who feel their hurt wittle feelings are more important than their fellow Americans/ fellow Democrats.
Grow up and do it fast before we lose more of what makes America a great country.

All i need to contribute here is that for the DNC to be very FAIR to both Dem. Presidential candidates and to use the DNC ruleas wisely to Retain and lets the Mi and Florida votes count based on Equal Jugements for both candidates.
For all the BIG NUTS Hillary supporters, STOP MOCKERING around and show you have a bit of understanding here and BE REALISTIC and do not be FOOLED. There is no Obama’s hand in the MI anf FL problems and h should be string to this. If Hillary feels the RULES should be changed only because she is behind in everything that matters to the RULE of the game, the It is time to QUIT and accept BIG DEFEAT.
As such, to pave way for a BETTER and more INTELEGENT Democratic Nominee, Barack Obama. I do trespect you Americans, which is an epitome of GOOD things to be emulated by the world all over. With this great contest a lot are going to be learnt, either in the homes and in the government , mostly with the facts that New is better than old, moreso Hillary is full of OLD ANTIQUES, while Obama is FRESH and NEW. Hence the need for the CHANGE that we all BELIEVE and to work together to bring a befitting POLICIES that are working for the benefit of all.
Long Live American Democrats.