Comments on: Clinton Denies Rumors of Quitting the Race

By: Tom in California

Tom in California — Mon, 26 May 2008 08:11:42 +0000

Senator Clinton: Good advice for you from Shakespeare (Macbeth): “Stand not on the order of your going, but go at once.”

By: Patty, NJ

Patty, NJ — Sun, 25 May 2008 17:45:32 +0000

I see the Clinton’s have been hanging with the Bush’s. Both are delusional and unintentionally doing the US harm. They are very much a threat to national security. Thank God this is almost over. It’s time for a turnover in Washinton. We need people of the 21st Century fighting the new fights and battles and thinking forward. No fighting last centuries battles.

By: breanna

breanna — Sun, 25 May 2008 03:52:47 +0000

i think, that by now, we all have a pretty good idea about who will become the nominee and who will win the prsidency but in case you are still in the dark let me clue you in.
*hillary will lose the nomination to obama
*17 plus million hillary supporters will vote for ANYONE but obama but obama wont care anyway since donna brazille claims that obama doesnt need the white vote, the latino vote and the blue collar vote
*mccain will win the presidency
*the dnc will tell the blacks and the youth that the american voters are the reason that obama loses (and not them)
*there will be riots in the streets because al sharpton and others will feel that mccain stole the election

yep thats pretty much it.

By: Marie

Marie — Sun, 25 May 2008 03:11:26 +0000

Oh and those of you upset about the “uneducated” comments you need to remember it was Clinton who called you that.

By: Marie

Marie — Sun, 25 May 2008 03:10:36 +0000

I believe it was Clinton yelling from the mountain top that the superdelegates can vote however they wanted to. That was until the supers started pulling away from her and once again….oh wait we have to change the rules. Considering Obama has won the majority of states he would also win the majority of superdelegates.

By: breanna

breanna — Sun, 25 May 2008 01:38:11 +0000

even when you dont count florida and michigan (for the nomination) hilary still has more super d votes IF the super d’s are made to feel that they should vote the way that their state voted.

By: breanna

breanna — Sun, 25 May 2008 00:40:51 +0000

recall when pelosi and everyone in the dnc was saying that the super d’s should have to vote the will of the people ? you know the people from the states that each candidate wins? that the super d’s vote should not mean more than the votes of the people? well, if you add up all the super d’s in each state that hillary and obama won, hillary would be ahead by AT least 41! my figuring is hillary-324, obama-283. that is IF every super d has to vote the will of the people. hillary gets 66 with california and 48 with new york just to name a couple. out of the 66 super d’s in california, 20 went with obama (so far because some are still undecided). seems to me like this is ANOTHER argument she can make. remember that these are just super d’s, the very people that hillary has to argue to. obama needs to look at thes enumbers and be afraid.

By: Proud Dem

Proud Dem — Sat, 24 May 2008 14:54:16 +0000

I don’t care if Hillary drops out or not. She is not getting the nomination. Deal with it. vote McCain or don’t vote at all. Those of you on this blog would never have voted for Obama in any event. it is interesting though to read your gripes about Michigan and Florida. I’ve read these gripes before but never have I read a response to the question about HRC agreement to go along with DNC when she was in Iowa and New Hampshire. She is even on tape agreeing that the votes there won’t count. When she needs the votes, now they are important. If the media points this out she screams sexism. Despite her now all-votes-must-count message, she doesn’t want to count caucus states that recorded the votes. she is finished politically in NYC. She won’t even be reelected in NY. Her GOP opponent in NY will run her ” … hard working Americans, white Americans …” quote in NYC (a place full of hard working non white people in case you’ve never lived there) and she will lose reelection.

By: Wascally Wingnut Wival

Wascally Wingnut Wival — Sat, 24 May 2008 04:49:52 +0000

Obama President, Clinton VP. An uppity coloured boy and a ball-breakin’ woman together at the top. The worst result in living memory for the Republicans in the Presidential election plus a rout in the House and Senate. No doubt about it, right wingers, you are going to suffer as you have never suffered before.

Hopefully, you’ll do a little growing up in the process and finally purge your party of the religious nutcases that were so handy in bulking up the vote over the past few years but have ultimately destroyed the GOP. Wealthy people, genuine conservatives and the nutjob god-botherers never made for a stable coalition in the long term.

Think how much clearer things would be if religion and politics were separated, as they are in the rest of the civilised world. You vote for the party that best represents your wants and needs, and select candidates for their personal qualities. Let all ethical/religious matters be decided on a non-party conscience vote and hold the individual candidates responsible for their decisions.

By: KC

KC — Sat, 24 May 2008 03:57:40 +0000

nite all