Congressman Carney must play the re-election game. Politicians are really a pathetic bunch!

Hilary Clinton, I strongly believe now that its you that is not electeable. You claim you can win only white working class and white uneducated American votes and this is the coalition you are going to build to win the general election. I know many African Americans, Hispanics and Latinos American, working class voters that have voted for you against Obama. I think this is insulting and it goes to confirm that your story on sniper fires in Bosnia was not a misstatement but a lie. Since the loss in North Carolina, you have really shown to us who you are and I can not continue to stand with such your candidacy. I am a white and I voted for you not because you are a white but because of my mother since I saw your candidacy in that perspective but with your recent comments Hilary, count me out.
Mike

The impact of Hilary’s comments about white working class and uneducated Americans is so damaging to her reputation. Why has she decided to drop so low?

If it’s the vote of the uneducated american Hillary is counting on, after trying to read this, I have to say she can count on you.

we are with you all the way hillary no matter what!we love you and we voted for you and i still think you are going to be the nominee in november…i wish you the best and when you president invite me to the white house xoxoxo

Is it just me or is this thread out of control. Pilt? Gent? PD? Blackrobe? Where is the good old KP debating we know and love. This nonsense is unbearable.

Hey! What the heck. It’s Friday nite. Let’s have a party.
JP

Nothing to say, My Donation to Hillary’s Campaign says it all.

I believe the entire world is stunned by the unconscionable behavior of so many “humans” towards Hillary Clinton, who will go down in history as one of the greatest American women to have ever lived. She is truly a role model ahead of her time and has proven throughout this unprecedented campaign that she has what it takes to be a great President.

Hillary,

It’s time to hang it up and let the winner – Obama – get on with the business of running against McCain for the White House.

The contrast between Hillary and Obama is so strong that majority fo the people are turned off by Obama’s arrogance and the media’s bias. Without the media’s free pass on Obama, Obama did not prevail. Comparing the two candidates, Hillary has a vision for all Americans while Obama does not have a single agenda for all. Again, Hillary speaks of issues and solutions while Obama does not have any issues nor solutions. Hillary does not have assocations with radicals while Obama has a lot of associations with radicals like Rev. Wright, Rezco, and many others. Hillary has experience while Obama does not have that experience. We are electing a commander in chief not sales representative of a company With those few examples, whom do we consider the best candidate for presidency? Folks and delegates/superdelegates, don’t waste your votes. Remember, this is America and majority are suffering from financial and economic hardship. Hillary is the best candidate.

Hillary is a perfect example of the American spirit i.e. hardworking, passionate, visionary, kind, energetic, focused.

Actually, I hate to say it, but we ARE hiring a sales rep; someone who can successfully support and represent the American “brand” to the rest of the world. Someone who can convince people that we’ve turned the corner on this eight-year headache that has been the Bush administration. Someone who people will follow!

I know all the Commander in Chief arguments, but putting Eisenhower aside, no President in our lifetime has really had “the right stuff” to be CIC. Mostly, you need someone who is smart enough to listen to their military commanders and then make the correct call in the end. I’m betting Obama is smart enough to do just that.

Pilt

Of all three candidates, Hillary Clinton would be the best president. She is the only Dem who can beat McCain. Superdelegates have a huge responsibility to make sure she gets the nomination.

...and run as an INDEPENDENT. Why the hell should we Clinton supporters not have the right to vote for the candidate of our choice in the general election? Fact is, we do — we can write in a vote for Hillary on our ballot in Novemeber.

But why should we have to do that? Political parties shouldn’t even exist. We should all vote for whomever we feel is the most qualified candidate.

If Hillary doesn’t get the nomination and doesn’t run as an independent, I’m going to organize a national write-in vote campaign, I kid you not.

i like the clintons also. At some point, it has to be said that the upcoming election is not about the clintons, or the obamas. It is about the democratic party winning the election. My only point is that u hear these people saying “if hillary doesnt win… im voting republican” or “if obama doesnt win… im voting republican” That mentality is sheer shortsighted stupidity… regardless of how this turns out… we have to go all out to defeat the GOP. Im a John Edwards supporter, probably the most electable in the general, but i havent childishly folded… i hope obama or clinton supporters wont do so.

Much to the chagrin of some supporters, the two Democratic candidates are NOT interchangeable. So, yes it is about Hillary Rodham Clinton vs. Barack Hussein Obama; it really, really is, kids. There’s a world of difference between them; and anyone who can’t see it isn’t paying attention – and probably shouldn’t be voting!

He should be President, she should be President, He should, she should, he should, she should. Ain’t nobody’s mind bein’ changed here. Let’s close this thing and move on to something else…........Please!!!