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Michael R, Anderson, IN — Fri, 09 May 2008 22:59:04 GMT

PLEASE! -- someone -- tell her to turn out the light.

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Nicholas: Minnesota — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:02:16 GMT

(about 50 of which are not named yet).
--Dibs!

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itsyourvoicestupid, Phila., Pa. — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:07:02 GMT

The superdelegates should be running towards Obama. The superdelegates make the democratic party look weak because they cannot stand up to the Clintons. There is no way she can win. They can end this tear down of the democratic party by the Clintons.

Is Hillary psychotic? Someone should really sit her down and have a one on one with her and get her some much needed help. I am truly serious.

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Hillary; leave the polls without her — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:08:40 GMT

Consider this, please. How will Hillary's insulting characiture of the good people of West Virginia, fall on their ears? Just how will it play out?

How many of them will her words offend? Will it deflate some of them so that they lose interest in voting on Tuesday? Will she actually drive some to Obama? As ever with Hillary, there is going to be some negative blowback against her in the polls. If nothing else, we have seen through this primary how for her, at this time in her life, she is under Divine Judgment. What goes around, comes around on her so fast, that the rest of us barely have time to run, and take cover before the lightning strikes!

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Eric, Salinas, CA — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:09:21 GMT

Aren't there two more supers who endorsed Obama in addition to the Magnificent Seven today? I keep wondering why Hillary "Republican" Clinton's total delegate count has gone down from 1699.5 to 1692.5 instead of up because of the gain in those three MIA supers you added to your list. Please double check your total delegate count as it sure seems like she's gone down more than she should have, even if your count is more satisfying to me.

Go Obama 08/12!

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gail, datyon, oh — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:10:42 GMT

I do not understand why all the networks and the Candidate sites are showing Barack ahead of Clintons....either way....if he is not....he will be by MONDDAy

Dems unite

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tornado — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:10:43 GMT

Who are they, What are their names??????????????

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Ron Seattle — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:11:26 GMT

So how long have these superdelegates been available to Clinton's Team? 4 months. Talk about disorganized and pitiful.

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Sa, Petaluma, CA — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:12:09 GMT

Please add Joe Johnson from Virginia for Obama.

It's been confirmed.

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John — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:13:16 GMT

Please name these 3 new supers coming out of nowhere.

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Margaret Jordan, Seattle WA — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:13:44 GMT

I have been a registered Democrat since 1955, and although politically active all these years, not until recent elections have I been so terribly disenchanted with the Dems. I am also very concerned with the amount of control and influence the people in the tv and radio media holds over US politics and the voters. More attention is paid to what one candidate says about another, instead of more focus on the actual issues and whether we will even have honest, trackable elections, rather than what happened 7 years ago in Florida.
The Florida primary elections are much more complicated than just what has been reported by you and the rest of the media... you spend an hour talking about inconsequential things -- whether Hilary Clinton will withdraw and when, and why,etc. etc.! I have given up on the tv news and your show among others, even though I have been one of your!! viewers for years. It's become a waste of time --I'd rather do a crossword puzzle

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Eric, Salinas, CA — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:15:32 GMT

I guess soon Hillary "Republican" Clinton will turn into the bag lady, begging for alms at every street corner. Slick Hilly just has no pride in herself if she continues on her new "Poverty Stricken Campaign". Soon Slick Hilly will be going up to Barack and asking "Brother can you spare a dime?".

Go Obama 08/12!

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Hillary's death rattle — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:19:19 GMT

NBC NEWS has confirmed their backing of Clinton.

A pity nod.

If they believed in her so much, why did it take so long?

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Zoolie — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:26:05 GMT

To Michael R, Anderson, IN

She needs to walk INTO the light. Her campaign was on life-support, but the plug was pulled on Tues.

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Eric, Salinas, CA — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:36:07 GMT

To The Don,
Granted my analogy of comparing Hillary "Republican" Clinton to a flying pig or that she'll be elected only when pigs fly was a bit over the top. Tuesday night when I went to bed after seeing that she cancelled her Wednesday public events I was thinking she was going to quit the campaign gracefully and it would be time to be civil about her. But on Wednesday upon hearing how she's been trash talking Obama on race, and seeing all the negative garbage paaty, sd, ca and other Clintonistas have poured out against Obama I just am not cutting her or Alzheimer McCain any slack.

As Slick Hilly said it's full speed ahead. It is a pity we can't have a proper discourse of the issues, but until those who trash Obama here learn some proper manners I'm going to keep fighting fire with fire. Come on, admit it I bet I got you to laugh before you came to your proper sense of manners.

Go Obama 08/12!

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Eric, Salinas, CA — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:39:45 GMT

To whomever is posting my comments I'd like to say thanks for having a good sense of humor! :-) Keep up the great work and I hope you have a super weekend.

Go First Read Comment Posters!

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Michael Lehigh, New Philadelphia, OH — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:40:03 GMT

Chuck..Why are you not talking about the Ohio final total? Obama picked up 100,000 more provisional votes and Ohio is offically 8.8 % not double digits. Why no total of the actual popular vote totals?

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Tell Me Who — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:42:16 GMT

Who are these Super D's supporting her??? Are they blinging idiots?? Are they from areas where she won the vote so they feel they have to side with her because she is who their "people" supported?? Come on, what's the deal, really? Names, please!!!

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Linda — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:42:18 GMT

I see you give us the names of the delegates for Obama why not name the one's for Hillary. We want names not just numbers. Be fair.

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Mark (soul of compassion) Thieme — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:43:22 GMT

Eric in Salinas,

Your caricature of Hillary Clinton is spot on.
Sad.

Yes, I am getting a little sad.

I have known the Clintons for a long time and know that once they were an amazing, brilliant, couple with deep values and compassionate character.

That was then and this is now.

Today they are both such lousy, pathetic losers.

The arrogant are usually brought low, but this?

And I wonder what the world looks like today for some of their more ignorant, lockstep, metrically deluded friends...

I can just see a loser like van somewhere picking pennies out of the gutter...

Hale, hale yes, but most of all, farewell.

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Independent Don — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:44:05 GMT

http://superdelegateland.blogspot.com

Check out the website for another look at the superdelegate race. Clinton's chances are at such a delicate tipping point that it is possible that by the time Oregon rolls around, it will be the pledged delegates from those contests that put Obama over 2025.

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Just Wondering, MI — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:47:36 GMT

Just an add on note to Eric from CA stating Clinton could ask to borrow $$$ from Obama. Seriously, I think I heard it on the news show that one of the "stipulations" of HIll getting out of the race is for Obama to pay to get her out of debt. Now, I am a supporter of Obama and have given to his campaign and it worries/angers me that my $$$ could go to help pay back HIll?? Does anyone else understand this, and is this really a possibility???

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Carl Lewis — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:48:26 GMT

Watkins, Espinoza, Gage, Payne, DeFazio, Jeffcoat, Weakhee, Hirono and Joe Johnson (per demconblog) - that is NINE, plus the head of the Dem. party in Guam, as Guam has certified its results, and he party leader pledged support to the winner. SO IT's TEN!

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Eyes wide opened, Cleveland, Ohio — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:51:02 GMT

You know I can't for the life of me figure out Hillary's purpose for staying in the race at this point. She cannot catch him in elected delegates, and there is no way the so-called superdelegates can give it to her without destroying the democratic party. Many superdelegates have constituencies who will take them to task for casting a vote counter to their districts. And on a philosophical note, why have a primary at all if in the end the superdelegates make the choice; if that happens, wouldn't it sorta suggest that the whole protracted primary/caucus process is a charade and a farce. No matter what happens, there has to be a sense of fair play and I am sorry Hillary has demonstrated that she has absolutely no use or respect for rules/regulations/bi-laws or any other governing tenet that does not serve her interests and that my friends is DANGEROUS!

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Jim, Salem, OR — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:53:12 GMT

As a "White" American, there is no way for Hillary to ever get me vote. Drop Out Hillary!! Let us Americans, of all colors, get started on bring this country back to respectability.

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Snowbird, Akron OH — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:57:17 GMT

Is that the fat lady I hear singing?

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mike ca — Fri, 09 May 2008 23:59:20 GMT

I would like to hear more about these uname SD are they just vacent posts?

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Teresa, Spokane — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:03:04 GMT

If she can't beat them, be very careful America, because her position on the issues lately along with her attacks on Obama and trying to widen the racial divide; she might decide to join them!
If she became McCains VP; she'd be able to achieve her (win at all costs) presidential goal sooner!
Remember she's a republican at heart, and at this point, we shouldn't put ANYTHING past her!

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Linda — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:06:29 GMT

Who are the missing three? 5-5-08 - Added DNC Kalyn Free (OK) for Obama.
- Added DNC Theresa Morelli (DA)* for Clinton.
- Added DNC Michael Cryor (MD) and DNC Lauren Glover (MD) for Obama
- Added IL add-on Richard Daley (IL)# for Obama. 2 other IL add-ons will be added when we get a valid source.
5-6-08 - Added IL add-ons Barbara Flynn Currie (IL)# and Todd Stroger (IL)# for Obama.
- Added DNC Jeanette Council (NC) for Obama
5-7-08 - Added Rep. Heath Shuler (NC) for Clinton.
- Added DNC Jerry Meek (NC) and DNC Inola Henry (CA) for Obama
- Added add-on Dan Gelber (FL)# for Obama
- Switched DNC Jennifer McClellan (VA) from Clinton to Obama.
5-8-08 - Added Rep. Brad Miller (NC) for Obama
- Added Rep. Rick Larsen (WA) for Obama
5-9-08 - Switched Rep. Donald Payne (NJ) from Clinton to Obama
- Added Rep. Peter DeFazio (OR) for Obama
- Added Rep. Chris Carney (PA) for Clinton
- Added DNC John Gage (MD) for Obama
- Added DNC Edward Espinoza (CA) (aka Mr. Super) for Obama
- Added DNC Vernon Watkins (CA) for Obama
- Added DNC Wilbur Lee Jeffcoat (SC) for Obama
- Added New Mexico add-on Laurie Weahkee (NM)# for Obama
- Added Rep. Mazie Hirono (HI) for Obama
- Added DNC Joe Johnson (VA) for Obama. Obama campaign confirmed his endorsement.

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Alma — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:07:58 GMT

Hillary will not stop. That is a fact. And she won't be nice. She will try to destroy the party and Obama. Bush was stubborn in sending us to war. Hillary is stubborn at leaving. We already know what people who cannot listen to others can do.

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jaylo — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:09:27 GMT

Hey McCain--If Obama gets this nomination-where do I sign on to help with your campaign?
A Clinton supporter.

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HOPEful white mom — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:10:02 GMT

name recognition~

There is way too much discussion about Obama getting the black, young, well-educated vote, and virtually NO discussion whatsoever about the fact that Hillary receives the vast majority of the non-english speaking vote! (Along with the uneducated, and older women.)
Puerto Rico will be the perfect example of this! All of the non-english speaking foreigners who really don't know the issues or facts in this primary think they are voting for CLINTON to win for PRESIDENT!
They see the name CLINTON, and they're in!
(Good times!)

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first lady BILL — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:11:21 GMT

PLEASE help put an end to BUBBA'S CRUSADE to get back in the Whitehouse!

The Clinton's with all their "republican scare tactics" and negative campaigning have lost the respect of even some of their closest allies and dearest friends.

Hill's promises of universal healthcare will never get through the house and senate, none of the republicans will help to pass ANY of Hill's plans. It's just another pandering lie for all of you less intelligent people to buy into, so you'll vote for her & Bill! Her "gas tax holiday" (that was actually McCain's idea first), wouldn't even be voted on in the house & senate, and if it was; it would fail! If they really cared and wanted this; they needed to introduce it months ago, and even then; it would've failed!

Hillary follows McCain's lead, too often! Those "reagan democrats" that voted for her in PA, won't vote for Billary over McCain in the fall!

..........Bill really hopes all of this works out, so he can hire interns for Hill, conduct 'whale tail' thong inspections, and he might even get to play secretary with a cigar again!

..........Who knows?

He wants this more than she does; why do you think he has more campaign stops?

Help end the madness!

Vote Obama!

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stunned GA — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:14:39 GMT

At this point, Obama's nomination is a done deal that is long past due. The down side is the Clintons are obviously trying to prevent a November win for him. Their egocentric, race-baiting, take no prisoners campaign seems designed to assure there is not a Democratic incumbant in 2012. Good-bye Mr. Bill and Mz Hillary, take your burning crosses and white sheets back to Arkansas and leave the Democratic Party alone!

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John S — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:21:17 GMT

Politico.com says you are wrong: 270 vs. 268.8 with Obama in lead.

You believe Clinton camp? Like the $10mm they claimed to have raised after PA? I wouldn't believe them on a bet.

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cph, Mass — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:21:48 GMT

Why don't you publish your list of superdelegates for each candidate. Other web sites that track supers don't conceal that information. That way we can find out who the three secret Hillary candidates are.

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Barbara, Texas — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:26:17 GMT

I would like to 2nd Margaret's words. This year I have been more interesed, therefore, more involved in what is happening politically and am completely horrified about how the media affects what happens. I know it has at different times worked against each of the candidates, but the amount of airtime that was given to Rev. Wright was absolutely uncalled for. What did Wright say? What did Hillary say about what Wright said? What did Obama say about what Hillary said about what Wright said? Should Obama have said that about Wright? Etc, etc. They try to justify their actions by saying that's what the people want ... it's sensationalism pure and simple. And, Margaret is also correct about FL and MI ... it's a lot more complicated than is usually indicated when the topic comes up.

There have been many times when I heard a candidate's talk and later when I heard the pundits discussing that same time, I hardly recognized it. A sentence taken out of context can completely change the meaning and those who didn't hear the complete discussion/talk leave with the wrong impression. It is truly frightening how much power the media has and how lightly they take the responsibility of that power.

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brian ruiz hackensack nj — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:26:39 GMT

i can't wait till this is all over so that we the democrats that have voted for hillary switch to john mccain that will show the super delegate how to back stab a person go ahead switch to the black candidate
we will show you when it's time to vote for them when they run for office the blacks do'nt vote for smaller office run. don't let the media tell you that when all of this is over the democrats will come together that's bull the african american may this a hated contest and that's what theyn will get

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DORIS LUNA ENGLEWOOD NJ — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:31:28 GMT

the delegates don't want it to get to puerto rico
that's ok we won't let obama win in november we
will campain very hard for him too lose no matter
if we need to switch our vote john mccain. lets see
what will then the blacks can blog all they want
obama will get woop.

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raphael ruiz NJ — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:36:19 GMT

please make it easy super delegate switch your vote now
don't wait do us all a favor be brave and show us your legion this way we can make a fast decision and
work hard for mccain he's not a G.BUSH so we can work for him PLUS HE'S DEFENDED THE HISPANICS THAT'S ALOT MORE THAN THE BLACKS HAVE DONE.

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steve — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:37:17 GMT

lets all chip in pay her debt so she can quit

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brianne bronx ny — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:40:08 GMT

TH LIGHTS WILL BE OUT IN NOVEMBER FOR OBAMA AND HE WILL BE LIKE GORE AND KERRY NO ONE WILL REMEMBER HIM EITHER.
BUT WEWILL REMEMBER HIS PASTOR AND HOW PROUD HIS WIFE
WAS OF THIS COUNTRY
.

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Art,San Diego,CA — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:47:48 GMT

Please! Will the Obama supporters stop whining. You candidate is basically within days of winning the nomination. You should be celebrating not complaining! Then, you need to figure out how we can all support Obama in the general election. Please keep in mind, in the midst of your eurphoria, that no Kennedy wing democrat has ever won the White House (John Kennedy does not count...he was not a darling then of the left wing of the party and would not be now). I'm talking about the Teddy Kennedy wing of the party. Think of them, and tell me one member of that club who has won. There aren't any.

I want to vote for Obama and to provide financial support as I did for Hillary, but two things need to happen. First, you all (and Obama) have to stop trashing the Clintons (he has equated them with Bush for months, making it a generational issue). The second is that Obama has to share what he would actually do and demonstrate that he has the capacity to do it. So far, I have seen much more across-the-isle collaboration from McCain and Clinton. Obama, having talked about his ability to do this, now needs to demonstrate it.

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modi, Brooklyn, New York — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:52:39 GMT

Eric, Salinas, CA, You are right about this thing, Hillary should be begging. But don't you realize they already are spending money of Obama. They are smart, shameless deceits who have no respect for any rules, regulations and have an army of hooligans who will shoot you if you open your mouth against them. God bless Obama , as he taken a stand against these two very unsavory characters.

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Kathy Calaman, Carlisle, PA — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:53:56 GMT

Why are you f'n idiots trying to make it look like Hillary is still in the lead in supers??? According to demconwatch.blogspot.com/, who do nothing but watch the superdelegate count, have Barack at 271 and Clinton at 268.5? She is losing and you won't confirm this. Quit showing your bias toward Hillary when in reality she is behind in pledges delegates, super delegates, states won, popular vote and money raised. Face it...your candidate is OUT!! Please tell her. Thank you.

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jforjools — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:56:08 GMT

NPR reported NINE Supers for Obama today.

How about some NAMES so the rest of us know what the hell is going on?

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Paul C — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:58:13 GMT

Hey Super Delegates, can you not see the selfishness of Clinton yet. Party be damned. She doesn't care about party or country at all.

By you standing on the sidelines, all you are doing is feeding her selfishness and arrogance.

Stand tall and do what is right to end this. REAL DAMAGE IS BEING DONE!

By the way: Our whole family is white and were older. And we know Obama stands head and shoulders above Clinton. He has our vote. Once others get over their emotions, he'll have theirs too because he has won FAIR and SQUARE.

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Ian — Sat, 10 May 2008 01:10:53 GMT

Margaret Jordan, Seattle WA: You sound a lot like my wife. We've started spending more quality time in the garden and less listening to people who infer some claim to journalistic credentials. Bill Moyers and Charlie Rose are head and shoulders above anything eminating from the cable noise networks.

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Deborah Greenlawn, NY — Sat, 10 May 2008 01:11:36 GMT

My wise mother once said, that the most frustrating thing for someone who needs attention, is to be
IGNORED. (And the hardest thing to DO.) And considering the monumental egos of the Clintons, this would especially be true. So politely, IGNORE HER!
Have the ship leave without her while she's off spinning in WV or wherever.
You know those Pink people that show up in bizarre
colorful outfits at Congressional hearings? It so amuses me to watch everyone else in the room. No matter what the Pinks do, it's as if they are invisible.
Everyone just mills around and does their sedate thing. Interesting.

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TANGIE, ALPHARETTA — Sat, 10 May 2008 01:16:16 GMT

WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE GIVE HILLARY THE MEMO AND MAKE SURE SHE READS IT.

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MJL Ca — Sat, 10 May 2008 01:18:50 GMT

Msnbc is babying Obama again... You mention the "informal" foreign policy advisor who "stepped down".. Well you can sugar coat it all you want, it doesn't change the fact that Obama is linked with Hamas in some way, shape or form. Obama fired him, he didn't step down. Do you think he met with Hamas to have tea?
Obama is a scary individual and you (the media) are to blame for us not getting the skinny on Obama before it's too late. Your not doing your job.

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jed — Sat, 10 May 2008 01:22:33 GMT

It upsets me that Barack will soon have to pay Hillary's bills, to bring the Dem Party together.

Hillary reinforces the worst stereotypes about women. She is hysterical, irrational, cannot manage money and only got to where she is because of who is she married to.

And now another man, Obama, is going to have to bail Hillary out of the financial mess her campaign is in!

Pathetic!

Signed,

a single working woman who knows how to stick to a budget,

For Obama v. Mc.Cain 2008

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jed — Sat, 10 May 2008 01:25:14 GMT

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Ian — Sat, 10 May 2008 01:31:47 GMT

On CNN's Larry King Live Clinton surrogate Carole Simpson just strongly inferred that the Dems need to nominate Hillary because a significant number of her supporters are too racist to vote for a black man - thus, confirming what Hillary truly meant with her "hard-working white people" comment.

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Mark, Burlington VT — Sat, 10 May 2008 01:41:00 GMT

Who were those three masked supers? Unmask them. If you are naming all the newly declared SD's, why not name these "lost" souls?

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Joe (NJ) — Sat, 10 May 2008 01:47:41 GMT

I guarantee at least a dozen Hillary Superdelegates have jumped ship, but just haven't told anyone yet. I can't wait to hear the inevitable spin on WV.

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Tired White Grandma, KCMO — Sat, 10 May 2008 02:25:16 GMT

I campaigned for Kennedy at 14, but lost interest with candidates until recently... I backed the Clinton's... I felt they were RIGHT for the country, and they were then... They aren't now...

If only we could have had McCain at his prime in 2000, rather than the 'new' McCain... I believe it would have been a very different world today.

This is the 1st election my sons and I agree.. Obama

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The Winning ticket — Sat, 10 May 2008 02:25:17 GMT

Obama/Casey 08

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kym,brooklyn,ny — Sat, 10 May 2008 02:38:37 GMT

obama is getting the flood goooooooooooooooooooooo obama 08

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Ron Indiana — Sat, 10 May 2008 02:53:44 GMT

Chuck Todd--Please do some projection magic. If Obama splits the remaining pledged delegates, how many supers will he need? I wonder if they are already in Barack's stables, waiting to be trotted out. Chuck, when do you think the big names like Biden will declare?

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Tory, Modesto California — Sat, 10 May 2008 02:55:49 GMT

Educate Yourself! This website will give you all the superdelegates and who they support.
http://www.politico.com/superdelegates/
Also, Do the Math!
http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-demmath,0,5559061.htmlstory

http://www.docstrangelove.com/2008/03/24/hillary-clintons-path-to-the-nomination/

http://www.barackobama.com/resultscenter/

Tory in California for Obama-08

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Kathy- CT — Sat, 10 May 2008 03:24:16 GMT

Margaret---in Seattle
I cound not agree with your more. I too have been a registered democrat my entire life, however this
is not the party that it once was. The values
from which it was built have been lost and replaced
with shameful acts of division and arrogance.
It is no wonder, the Republicans win elections-they
stand together as a party and suppport each other.
One is not sacrificed for the sake of another. The
democrates talk of party unity and unity within
the party-- they talk the talk, but don't
walk the walk....for shame of the party leaders

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Joe Tyler Texas — Sat, 10 May 2008 03:38:40 GMT

The Clintons again have humiliated and embarrassed themselves and the Democratic Party ,once again..Someone please help them out.......

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Baileigh — Sat, 10 May 2008 03:47:53 GMT

If any super delegates from Illinois or Iowa go to Clinton, I am going to be SO on their case, as I live right on the border. PLEASE let's end this. I want the fight to be against McCain, not against the Clintons, whom I have admired, respected, and defended over the years. PLEASE let's unite, Democrats! Supers, it's your JOB to be leaders. Help UNITE us!

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Erik, Bowie MD — Sat, 10 May 2008 03:49:02 GMT

Why can't NBC simply make public a spreadsheet of their superdelegate count? Then readers could compare it to other media outlets and sort out the discrepancies. It's really ridiculous that each media organization has different numbers. It's not that complicated.

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Lilly, Las Vegas, NV — Sat, 10 May 2008 03:56:17 GMT

Obama doesn't want the supers to take him over the top so he's holding them back so that Oregon can put him over the top.

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Madea, Graylake, IL — Sat, 10 May 2008 04:15:10 GMT

I am glad that the superdelegates are smarter than Hillary who cannot figure out the MATH even if she is given the FL. & MI delegates still she will not have enough to get her to the finishing line. I have a good suggestion that she can go to Zamunda and be a life time president, since she really want to be a commander in chief.

She is not fighting for us but for herself, think about it she gave her campaign millions, hoping to go and make more millions when she got back in white house. It is over go home Hillary with some dignity.

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Barbara, California — Sat, 10 May 2008 04:41:04 GMT

I belive Hill's motivation is only herself. She is so power hungry. Hill's supporters, beware, she does not care about you or anyone else but herself. It shows in her eyes and her body language. Her gesture just so fake.. can't you see?

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Mitchell Aboulafia — Sat, 10 May 2008 04:50:16 GMT

Ah, but there is always Florida and Michigan....

“Hillary and the Genie Do Florida and Michigan: A play in one very short act”

http://msa4.wordpress.com/

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Paul, Indianapolis — Sat, 10 May 2008 04:55:55 GMT

Hillary Clinton should immediately announce a third party run for the presidency. I am sick and tired of the losers like Dean and Kerry asking me for money on a daily basis to support the DNC when they repeatedly told me for months that the vote I cast this week shouldnt count, and somehow, they know what is better and the democratic process they created should be abandoned! Anyone who voted for Clinton or who voted for Obama and realize they made a mistake, after Wright, and Resko, should email Hilliary's campaign and urge her to run as an independent! Maybe the only way mainstrean democrates and moderate republicans can take this country back is to start over with a party that brings MAIN STREAM AMERICA back! Seriously, I am FED UP with the media and loser political figures on both sides of the aisle telling me how I should vote! Its our country and I really think it is about time we take this back!If ANYONE on clintons campaingn reads this, You can take america back form the far left and far right and put this country back on course!

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debra1953 ga — Sat, 10 May 2008 04:56:08 GMT

you obama supporter like him with your holyer then thow attudes makeing your snide remarks lowrateing Hillary and her supporters every chance you got and all the press who everyone could see was aginst her from the get go yall are the ones who have caused division amoung the dems not HILLARY and come november when over a million dems vote mccaine or stay at home need not blame anyone but yourselfs just something to think about while you are gloating now and i am not bitter just stateing facts we all know to be true

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debra1953 ga — Sat, 10 May 2008 04:57:11 GMT

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Sue Collins — Sat, 10 May 2008 05:03:29 GMT

Wow!! If Hillary was ahead of Obama, the superdelegates would be come out for her in droves. I am disgusted with this spineless group of people. Superdelegates please stand up to your title and be super not scary. End this meaningless race and support the demoncratic nominee Sen Obama. The Republicans have a better plan than Dems. They know how to come together for the good of their party. It is okay for the Clintons to lose. It builds character. America please remember hard working people are of all races. Vote unity, Vote Obama.

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Denny, Alaska — Sat, 10 May 2008 05:17:50 GMT

Let's see if we have this straight: Her Hillaryness wins PA, IN, OH, TX, CA, NY, MA and others, and is expected to win WV and KY within the next few days, all states that Dems need to win to take the White House. Right?

Please tell me again why she should drop out, and why Sen. Obama (D-Buyer's Remorse) is the strongest candidate?

Thank you.

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Orville Dunk, Houston, Texas — Sat, 10 May 2008 05:28:31 GMT

Hillary reminds me of Baghdad Bob. Insisting that Iraq was winning the war with the bombs falling all around him lol

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Michelle, Denver — Sat, 10 May 2008 05:35:19 GMT

I'm beginning to honestly wish this dreadful nomination process were already over. I honestly wish the supers would just DECIDE already and end the insanity. Do they not realize that everyone is suffering from politics exhaustion?

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papapi, Altoona, PA — Sat, 10 May 2008 05:35:43 GMT

Maybe WV and KY will see through Hillary's racist charade by Tuesday and realize that she does not speak for working class people of all colors when she plays her racist card. Have no doubt, she is and always has been a racist and only now, when her hour in the spotlight has dimmed and her facade is crumbling, does she reveal her true color, that of a radical white racist. Super delegates who do not share her biased idealogy need to speak up right now and show that the Democratic Party really does welcome anyone regardless of skin tone, religion, economic level, sexual orientation, etc. They need to completely and forever dismiss this kind of negative, discriminatory rhetoric and become the political party for common sense change that will benefit anyone, no matter what color plaid they are.

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jane, oakland, ca — Sat, 10 May 2008 05:44:50 GMT

I don't think there's any descriptive words for Hillary. Except that she's like a mad dog. It's a shame her behavior is a sign of power hunger. And that's maybe because she and her husband owes alot to some lobbyists, the Washington politics that she's so anxious to win even if she has to steal the nomination just so she can deliver. The Clintons think and believe they are above all. What a lunatics!!!