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Randy Ewart (SC) — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:27:05 GMT

She slithered off into the night, eh? Figures.

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Jerry Ryan, Detroit — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:37:35 GMT

GO USA! GO OBAMA!

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Chuck Todd,

Why are the networks covering live pressor of Clinton (the male one) before the pressor of other Clinton (the female one)?

Who is running?

Is it to prevent the pressor of Obama get a good coverage?

GO USA! GO OBAMA!

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Will McCain be able to run against the two Clintons?

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GO USA! GO OBAMA!

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Susan, East Lansing, MI — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:38:32 GMT

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Ex Obama Supporter — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:42:47 GMT

Florida will be counted and should be. Florida will return the butt kicking:-) and that will continue in Super Tuesday.

I am disgusted that Obama went for race card. And Republican white male had already said on national TV that they will vote against Hillary and Obama went running for their hatred vote. But you reap what you sow so he will pay for it soon.

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Frank, Washington DC — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:47:59 GMT

Let us hope Ms. Hillary and Bill will be issuing many more concession statements on February 5th. It is time to leave the 1990's in the past and move on to the future. Lead the way Senator Obama. You are our hope for the future.

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David, New York — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:50:45 GMT

It is incredibly bold of Hillary to go against the DNC and keep talking about Florida. The Clinton Machine is the Democratic Party of the past. Obama routed Clinton and that may just be the beginning. Bby the way rout means a swift and humiliating defeat. That sounds about right. We need Gore to endorse Obama, that'll show Billary.

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Aidyn, NY — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:50:49 GMT

YOu are great Senator!!

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James Brown , Eugene , Oregon — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:53:13 GMT

I am a 51 year old white male , and today my faith in the American people has been lifted greatly. I am also disabled and live on a fixed income , but i do intend on supporting Barack Obama with a donation to his campaign.

The right person at the right time !

Yes we can

Fired up

Ready to Go

OBAMA 08

Thank You South Carolina !

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james, wichita, ks — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:55:41 GMT

Way to phone it in Hillary... that stinks that you snuck out of SC and did not even address all those hard working campaigners for you. That is mean and low class.

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ME. Ca, — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:56:57 GMT

We are with Hillary and can't wait to vote Feb 5th for her. S.C. is nothing to us here in my state and we know she will pull way ahead on Feb 5th

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dan — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:58:56 GMT

Bill Is Losing it for her. She looks like she can't even stand on her own two feet.

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Debbie Stuart, Ashland, WI — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:04:50 GMT

I am embarassed by the way the news media attacks Hillary Clinton. I think that with the shape of our economy people should be voting on issues and not on ethnicity. We are heading into a recession but evidently that does not matter to SC voters. Ethnicity is more important to them than getting the country back on track as Bill Clinton has proven to be successful while he was in office.I feel really terrible for Hillary as nothing she says or does seems to be the right thing with the media, why don't they give it a rest or do they want her to lose the election. Is this just a matter of a woman running the country that bothers them, it sure seems that way. I am backing Hillary 100% and I hope she wins as our country needs her to get us back on the right track!!!

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dj, Pagosa Springs, Co — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:11:13 GMT

Clinton has the genius, skills, heart and moxie to run the country well. People, get out the only vote that makes sense! Vote the issues!

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Peggy Whiteley. Vancouver, Wa. — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:11:23 GMT

This is so one sided, The news media is doing the same with Hillary that they did with John Kerry. You Men just can't handle a Woman. But just keep trying. Hillary will win.

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Jennifer, Arroyo Grande , Ca — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:12:31 GMT

Thank you Hillary for being such a GREAT LADY. I will be voting for you in California. This is only one state that in the general election will most likely go to the republicans anyway. So good for you Barack for winning the black vote.

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shirley, oregon — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:13:44 GMT

Well I am sorry this has turned into a contest of race, Which these results have proven right, why could
this not have been a vote on issues than color. I know most blacks want a black president, but let us
not shoot our selves in the leg.Plese remember who can help us the most. Obama just does not have the
experience we need, to help us out of this terrible
situation. Please vote with your common sense.

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Kirk — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:19:09 GMT

The problem with both parties is that neither has a good candidate for this election. We are in a world of hurt in the next 4 years!

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Bogey, Chicago, IL — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:37:20 GMT

typical Clinton SLEAZE.

now they will try to make the Michigan and Florida "results" count.

although they agreed with their party not to make them count.

althouth they agreed previously with the sites of the Nevada caucuses, then sued when it didn't suit their purposes.

Why do the Democrats, why does ANYONE put up with these people?????

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DCortez, Houston, Texas — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:37:42 GMT

So she and Bill left the state before thanking the good people of SC? No Class!

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Matt, Franklin NH — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:39:20 GMT

Hilary Clinton does not have as much experience as everyone thinks.If you are going to vote for her because she was the First Lady for eight years then please vote for Nancy Reagan instead. She was also the first Lady for eight years and her husband was a much better President than Bill.The other option is to vote for Dr. Ron Paul, the closest we will ever get to a Reagan type of President.

VOTE RON PAUL FOR PRESIDENT

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Dave C. — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:42:00 GMT

Experience! She was a first lady for 8 years. Big deal. She has only had one more term than Senator Obama. By the way, the current administration is filled with experience, look where that got us.

A Hillary victory in the Democratic race means a loss in the general election. We Democrats have to come to this realization.

Hillary unites Republicans, Obama unites the Nation.

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Amy Steele, tucson, AZ — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:42:33 GMT

I'm a 61 year old white lesbian and have been involved in politics for 40 years. I have NEVER been as excited about a candidate as I am about Barack. He is the hope for the future of America. He can heal us from the nightmare years of W. and restore our place of honor in this world that now despises us.

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Paul Miller, Woodbridge, VA — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:44:20 GMT

What's up with all the Florida talk? Really confusing. If there was a private Clinton-DNC slime deal in the works to count the state's delegates, you'd think they would do this under the radar.

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J. Carlton Ford — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:45:12 GMT

It's not black, brown or white. It's green! It's the economy Baby!!

Go Hillary!

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Rich Gallaher, Anchorage, Alaska — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:45:57 GMT

That which we accuse of others, is that which we are the most guilty. The only race card played is that of Bill and Hillary. "Evidently...a recession does not matter to SC voters"; that's a racist comment if I ever heard one. And the latest I've heard is more than half of the white vote went for Obama so it's not a race issue. It's a issue of the some old Beltway BS or let's do better with new ways and new thinking.
This Republican supports Obama.

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H.S. Senior, Grand Rapids, MI — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:45:59 GMT

I think that it is extremely sad that our nation is, once again, dividing itself by race. I also do not know what kind of a president Obama could make if he is constantly helping to seperate our nation in this way. I realize that its important for the compaign for those racial votes to be won, but at what cost?
It is unwise for a presidential candidate to be splitting the nation, especially before becoming the final nominee.

On that note, it is also unwise to make your husband the center of your campaign.This shows a great weakness in the leadership area as well as a bit of hypocricy. Sen. Clinton wants the female vote but it using her husband to achieve the goal.

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DeVone Marshall, Baltimore, Marshall — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:46:07 GMT

I just can't wait until January 2009, I know we all
have an opinion we americans suck I have read a
many of, he is black I will not vote for him
well dont vote for but he his one intelligent
black man

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Scott — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:46:21 GMT

Shirley,
The ONLY demographic that Obama lost tonight was white voters OVER 45. That's also been the case throughout, except Nevada, where Latino(a)s helped her to the win.

Guess what? Most of America doesn't buy that simply because you hung out in the White House and Arkansas State House for 16 years that you're exquisitely experienced or "ready on Day 1."

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redshift, spokane wa — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:49:03 GMT

i wouldn't stick around in a state i was losing either. what's the point? they had their chance. give it your best shot and keep on going. to bigger and better. go clinton!

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Margy Ottumwa, Iowa — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:52:05 GMT

There are a lot of women that are qualified to run for president but Hillary is not. She is all about wanting power. We don't want anymore embarassment in the White House. Give us a woman qualified and she will be elected.

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roger, kentucky — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:55:34 GMT

I can not believe people are taking serious someone like Bill Clinton, if he hadn't left office he would have been impeached for perjury, He is a disgrace to America and his party.

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Matt Wyette, San Diego — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 02:55:47 GMT

I'm getting reaaallly tired of Bill wagging his finger in our faces.

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Dan, Prairieville, LA — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:05:16 GMT

Peggy, Vancouver:"You Men just can't handle a Woman. But just keep trying. Hillary will win."

According to the exit polls more SC women--white as well as black--voted against HRC than for her.

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Capt'n Jack — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:06:44 GMT

So Hillary, got a question fer're. You having fun yet girl? Is this the fun part?

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Mr. Rumbles — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:13:19 GMT

>>So she and Bill left the state before thanking the good people of SC? No Class!

DCortez, Houston, Texas <<

She had to leave early. Her broom only flys before midnight.

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Ex Obama Supporter — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:13:35 GMT

MSNBC is sold out unethical journalism. I love to use them to show my friends why we should go out and vote for Hillary and show yellow journalism is ruining America.

We are Americans and we dislike yellow journalism of MSNBC.

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Tim Johnson, Fortuna, Ca. — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:14:29 GMT

It maybe a little too early to tell but Pres. Bill Clinton is helping Sen. Obama beat his wife (Hillary); I mean I thought she would lose even lose very close but she got ripped!!!!! And all thanks to her husband. He (Bill Clinton) really just needs to go sit in a corning and shut-up. He's doing her more harm than good.

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Haze Mealy, Florida — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:25:56 GMT

[Clinton-DNC slime deal]

Lots of redundancy in that statement. It's too hard to even comprehend.

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H Country, North Austin, Texas — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:31:55 GMT

On the screen you guys have talked about the number of seconds Hillary spent congratulating Obama and talking about South Carolina. And that Bill in a public appearance congratulated as well and did so very briefly. But I don't hear any mention of the "congratulation" or any concession that was heard from Obama after Nevada -- as in None! There was a very bried and terse statement handed to the press, not delivered publicly and nothing about personal phone calls. You asked before Hillary spoke if she could bring herself to be gracious, calling it before she spoke. You got it about as right as you got New Hamnpshire, especially compared to Obama post-Nevada. I wish you could all be isolated on the Chris Matthews show so we would not have to listen to you across all of the shows.

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roger, kentucky — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:42:10 GMT

Go Obama, Honesty speaks loud, Today in Detroit they want to can a mayor for perjury, can anyone remember "I didn't have sexual relations with that woman" Bill Clinton has nothing honest to say to anyone, go Obama

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connie, atl hlds, nj — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:43:59 GMT

i don't know why hillary would want to put herself thru this except for one reason she loves her country and believes she will be able to bring a vision of where we should be. she is the one person who can do it!!
whatever anyone has to say about her, you have to admit the talking heads are more than unfair they are just mean. they want a republican in the white house again that is why they are making this about race.
i have faith in the american people they will not let the corp. media decide for them.
go hillary!!!!!!!!!

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Alexandra Washington D.C. — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:45:17 GMT

The bottom line is that as a society, we cannot stand the thought of a woman being in charge. We'll judge her for what she wears, how she looks, the tone of her voice and whether or not she smiled when she made her statement. Fundamentally, we cannot stand the idea of our "mother" being in charge. Most of us were raised by women. A sign of our "coming of age" was leaving that women and forging out on our own. As adults, we just cannot stand the idea of having a woman as president because it's like having our mother in charge. Say what you will, but in 2008, if we are really open minded to having a woman president, then why hasn't there been one? Women are competent enough to raise boys into men and often times, are solely repsonsible for the financial, emotional and physical well being of their entire family and yet, we can't trust her to be president? Quite frankly, the Black community gets it. They see a Black candidate and they say, "I'm voting for him because he's Black. I'm voting for him because he experiences the world similar to how I experience it. I'm voting for him because the elevation of him, as a Black man, translates to the possible elevation of me, as a Black person. His success and my potential success are fundamentally intertwined." White males don't comprehend this because they have always had the power, so it's just not been an issue that they have considered. I appreciate that, as it's hard to be empathetic when you have no real personal experience as to what it entails. What women have going against them is the fact that women DO NOT support women. Women don't see it like the Black community fundamentally appears to do so. Women don't understand that the elevation of Hillary is the elevation of all women. If Hillary becomes president, then maybe my daughter will think that she can become president one day. Right now, there is no reason why my daughter or any other young female out there should believe that she can become president one day, as right now, even women can't stand the idea of voting for another woman. We are under the impression that women are not our sisters, but our competition. Until we align with each other and help each other succeed, we'll continue to find our greatest popularity as swimsuit models, media socialites and other insignificant roles. Fifty years from now, what women will you remember? Of those women, who changed the world in a historical and meaningful way? If you can't immediately think of several women who might fit this category, then you get my point. I hate to say it, but Michael Moore was right when he essentially wrote that women are the biggest disappointment to each other, to this society. We are the majority and yet, we can't get past our own insecurities to actually support each other in order to help our young girls have hope that one day, they'll truly be considered equal in this society. One day, I hope that women will be judged by their capacity to bring good to society versus the shape of their bodies and their ability to service the men who control them. The truth is painful. How can you ever succeed when people who walk in your shoes won't support you? Don't hate the Black community for supporting Obama. White men have been voting for white men for hundreds of years. This isn't a new concept. The only difference is that women don't seem to get it.

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Todd, Phoenix — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:48:20 GMT

Why did former President Clinton give a speech tonight, but Senator Clinton is nowhere to be seen? PLEASE, MSNBC, address this....don't let Hillary Clinton get away with only dealing with the good times. Sending your husband out to do your dirty work is not indicative of our next Commander In Chief!!!

Susan, East Lansing, MI (Sent Saturday, January 26, 2008 8:38 PM)

Shortly after Obama gave his victory speech tonight, Edwards and Clinton followed shortly after with their concession speeches. But I guess you weren't paying attention ... you'd rather look for an excuse to slam Clinton with your unwarranted hatred of her. Oh yeah, I don't recall Barack sticking around in Nevada (or even after leaving Nevada) giving any kind of concession speech after his loss to Hillary there ... or thanking his supporters in Nevada. He came across like a sore loser in that contest.

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Linda — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 04:00:51 GMT

Hillary is classy. She congratulated BO on his win.

On the other hand BO slunk off from NV without speaking to all those who had worked so hard for him and he did not congratulate Hillary on her win.

When BO has a loss he whines and cries and screams

Racists, unfair, cheating. Then he runs to Daddy MSNBC and cries that the mean Hillary is beating up on his poor little self and then DADDY MSNBC starts hitting Hillary as hard as they can.

I quit watching MSNBC when the sick Chris Matthews started spewing hate at women and especially Hillary and even at BO's wife.

Now the entire network is like a bunch of immature junior high boys spewing hate at a girl who they think threatened their...manhood.

MSNBC with Timmie Turd Russert and his trophy wife Brian Williams and the vocally challenged or whatever is wrong with him, Eugene Robinson, and Joe "I've been in congress" Scarboruogh and his dim bulb Mika who's family works for BO's campaign...

What happened to you? This is not news, guys, it is biased BO talking points memoes that you are spouting.

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Leonard C. Hart — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 04:05:23 GMT

If you are sick of BIASED, unfair, down and dirty reporting do like so many of us are doing...

Turn OFF permanently MSNBC and watch the only fair station Democratice network at this time...FOX.;

It is a very sad state of affairs when FOX of all networks is the fair one.

What happened to MSNBC? We've all known that Chris Matthews is absolutely CRAZY and it is documented for over 15 years. But now the entire NBC network has lost it.

So...turn off MSNBC. Most of us around here do.

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Rick,ky — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 04:52:42 GMT

I'd be pissed off to if I had my Ass handed to me like the voter's did to Hillary today! The post show why her support comes from the less educated!!!!!!!
I wonder if 8 out of 10 women voted for her. I doubt it,most Intelligent women see her for what she is, A Woman Unable to Stand on Her OWN.

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Jesse, Burnsville, MN — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 04:54:33 GMT

Peggy,

It's not that us men can't handle a woman. That is just such an ignorant comment and definitely doesn't help your cause.

I cannot support Hillary because she will pander (even to women) and will attack other Democrats to win at all costs (even at the detriment of the Democratic Party).

She is pro-war, pro-corporation (ever heard of the DLC) and thinks that lobbyists are an important part of politics. Not only that, but she believes that an individual making $100k a year is a normal middle class citizen. That all sounds pretty Republican to me.

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Democrat 101 — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 05:00:05 GMT

Debbie Stuart:
Don't be an ignorant. Look at the exit and other pools that placed the economy as the #1 issue, not race or ethnicity. Get your facts and just don't whine about seeing your favorite candidate loss.

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Sun, 27 Jan 2008 05:04:12 GMT

Lol, I'm shocked. the abamanites are daring to accuse Hillary of not giving a concession speech. wow! after their candidate left nevada without giving any speech or thanking his friends, they dare to sling mud at hillary. i just hope that they are closet repugs, otherwise i'm ashamed to be a democrat.

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michele, katy, texas — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 05:08:11 GMT

Has anyone actually watched HRC's post-SC event? She goes on for over an hour. It is torture. It is pathetic and sad. And the audience is falling asleep. And I guess Bill went on for 75 minutes wherever he was tonight.

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Shadow, Hamden, CT — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 05:09:36 GMT

H Country - Obama didn't give a concession speech in Nevada because he won more delegates than Clinton there. He was gracious enough not to give a victory speech that night.

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Opa2 — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 06:05:04 GMT

Anyone who believes that Florida and Michigan will not be seated and counted at the Democratic convention is out of their ever loving mind. The Democratic party simply can not write off Michigan and Florida in the general election which is what will happen if they snub their delegates at the convention. Obama may object since he lost Michigan and will lose Florida next Tuesday but they WILL be seated. (After the appropriate but phoney arguements of course)

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opa2 — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 06:14:12 GMT

Leonard: To compare Chris Matthews to a reporter is like comparing my dog to a ball player. Yes, the dog chases the ball but he has no idea where first base is nor can he hit the darn thing. I have been critical of MSNBC for some time now and have asked them to let me know when they post something positive about either Bill or Hillary Clinton. That would be such a momentous ocasion I would hate to miss it.

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Elena, Austin, TX — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 06:28:54 GMT

Alexandria...woman with common sense, intelligence and good judgement will vote for a women who is worthy...Hillary is NOT! Obama did not turn SC into a race primary...half of SC registered voters are black and had the good sense to realize he IS the best choice. All of you ignorant voters out there need check yourselves. This country needs leadership. Leadership that this nation will look up too and the world will respect. Not the trash we have had posing as leadership for the last 15 years.

Obama is not a whip. Stop fooling yourselves and grow up to learn about and acknowledge what real leadership is suppose to look like...a man with integrity facing challenges. If you don't know what that means get a dictionary. Most of you Clinton supporters are clueless and the rest are just as crooked as the Clintons for standing behind them and endorsing their tacky political lives. You fools have the nerve to complain about GW Bush when you support a future of a tacky and failing America by wanting Clintons in the White House.

Research political history of America and learn what the meaning of hope is. This country needs HOPE. This country needs to be UNITED. This country needs OBAMA!

Put your ignorance in a grave and leave it there...it's a new day.

YES WE CAN!

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Elena, Austin, TX — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 06:31:56 GMT

Alexandria...woman with common sense, intelligence and good judgement will vote for a women who is worthy...Hillary is NOT! Obama did not turn SC into a race primary...half of SC registered voters are black and had the good sense to realize he IS the best choice. All of you ignorant voters out there need check yourselves. This country needs leadership. Leadership that this nation will look up too and the world will respect. Not the trash we have had posing as leadership for the last 15 years.

Obama is not a whimp. Stop fooling yourselves and grow up to learn about and acknowledge what real leadership is suppose to look like...a man with integrity facing challenges. If you don't know what that means get a dictionary. Most of you Clinton supporters are clueless and the rest are just as crooked as the Clintons for standing behind them and endorsing their tacky political lives. You fools have the nerve to complain about GW Bush when you support a future of a tacky and failing America by wanting Clintons in the White House.

Research political history of America and learn what the meaning of hope is. This country needs HOPE. This country needs to be UNITED. This country needs OBAMA!

Put your ignorance in a grave and leave it there...it's a new day.

YES WE CAN!

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CJH — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 07:00:35 GMT

There is a reason that MSNBC is the network with five letters and no viewers. South Carolina is not a big win for Barack Obama. He played the race card and got the African-American vote...that won't work on super Tuesday!!!

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Forgotten Fiction , Facts now History!! I told you so. — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 08:03:15 GMT

Welll, its like this party is over! The halls are now empty, the loud band music has faded away. The floors are all clean and they took out the trash and threw out the dog. The winner has moved on to the next town, with all the lies and promises of a greater change. I Have heard it all in the past sixty five years. The lies, half lies, bald faced lies, white lies and black lies, I'LL sneak you in the back door ""If you don't tell on me""! I'LL take away all the taxes you don't want and even that part is left behind on the stump they just jumped off.

Even truth in politics has no loyalty, Mr, G where did your endorsement high tail it to, Mr. John ""you stole Mr.G's endorsement"! LOL,

Well America, Time rolls on and so do the stump jumping liars!!

Until tomorrow America, Happy polling and don't drive drunk!!!!! and the band played on.........

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Lo in OR — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 08:22:24 GMT

Oh please! Hillary did not win NV. We all know that popular vote means zip. We do not need to rehash this over and over. Obama took more delegates than Hillary and therefore won NV. He did not owe her a concession speech. She claims popular vote when it benefits her and delegates when it benefits her.

I watched all the speeches from everyone tonight.. and Hillary took less than a half a sentence on Obama's win. That was not a concession and barely a congratulation. At least Edwards was gracious.

Perhaps no one really pays attention to what is really going on...But a large group of very high profile hispanics and latinos endorsed Obama in California. If she is counting on their vote, she needs to rethink that one!

Goodbye Bill and Hillary.. time to turn the page

Obama '08!

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American Voter — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 13:18:35 GMT

Hello! Voting for the classless, sleazy, low rent, mean spirited, socialist Clinton's is NOT change!

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teddy — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:15:37 GMT

I tell ya those clintons really need to get out of the way of progress

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Linda R., Bloomington IN — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:20:41 GMT

How come every time I read about support of Hillary it is because she is a WOMAN? Why do these same supporters believe Barack Obama only wins because he is African-American?

Take a look at the candidates and waht they bring to the table. In my view, the Clintons rob the people of their dignity and intelligence with they distortion of the truth. Obama, on the other hand, is truthful, even if it hurts. Clintons remind us of the injustices of the past, and their bitterness shows through in their campaign message. Obama allows us to see the future with hope.

The election of a President is about the future of the United States. Congratulations, Obama!

YES WE CAN!

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John Alexander — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:37:18 GMT

Boy I never knew hating someone has become a job catagory.
She was gracious in her lose and you people play the hate card, so much for coming together here.

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Lori Fayetteville NY — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 17:06:17 GMT

I want to say the insight about women supporting women is right on.....it needs to be there. We need to see women in visible positions as this will evenutally change deep undercurrents of myths and misguided concepts. California is a great example of being comfortable with females in political office. With that all being said...I am voting for Hillary because she is the most capable and cares about our country and families. This doesn't take away Obama's talents. I just feel Hillary is the one to lead the country and has the vision to make it happen!!

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ingrid erin tn — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 17:21:37 GMT

crybay ob won now nbc msnbc and cnn can be happy againsad to say i watch fox now a least the are fair.i can tell the hole bunch of so called journ. would be yanked of the aair in europe.rember the deb. in sc. all the windbag did is stammer. by the way ob as in body odor? you go girl kick ass. hillary 08

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Keeping with fact not fiction — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 17:31:01 GMT

National being HRC has turned Green, could that be from having to eat all the garbage she handed out in the last two weeks?

Low class, Americans have better moral being than the Clinton's think. America sent a real message, "The white trailer trash will not badger its' way into the White House this time! There is no pity for continued stupid low life tactics. America is finished serving low moral content, scandal, race cards, gender cards, supporting a bald faced liar, racist diversion, coat tail experience.

The Clinton's are immoral tramps of past, let us keep them there! America has moved far past their style immoral being!

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Harmony — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:43:57 GMT

Funny how the Hillary supporters are all saying it is about race.
Obama people aren't.
So, who do you think brought up the race card?
It sucks that my Florida vote will again not count.

Our votes may not matter if the electronic votes are not backed up by printed ballots! I want to be sure my vote is counted and not tampered with in the final election! Are you listening Media?

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Harmony — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:49:01 GMT

He played the race card and got the African-American vote...

How did he do that? By being black? Trust me if Hillary could turn black for votes, she would.

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Harmony — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:50:42 GMT

Obama just does not have the
experience we need, to help us out of this terrible
situation.

Hillary helped us get into the situation. Remember the Iraq vote?

Hillary's statement on SC results

alma, sonoma, ca — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:52:09 GMT

Hillary forgot to tell us in her statements that she contacted Edwards to offer him a deal last week during a private meeting. What did she offer him?

Hillary's statement on SC results

alma, sonoma, ca — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:52:54 GMT

Hillary forgot to tell us in her statements that she contacted Edwards to offer him a deal last week during a private meeting. What did she offer him?

Hillary's statement on SC results

Harmony — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:55:23 GMT

Obama did not give a concession speach in Nevada because he got more delegates than she did.

Hillary's statement on SC results

Eyes Wide Open, VA — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:57:09 GMT

Have the Clinons No Shame?

I am angered by the way these two have carried themselves in this primary election campaign. Hillary has no style, no grace, no integrity and no decorum. She was clearly in the State of Denial last night, as the wheels of her airplane were already in the air as the results rolled in. (I guess it didn't happen if you don't believe it did) And to top it off, she is now trying to change the rules mid-game with this Michigan and Florida stunt! Is this what we can expect from a Clinton Administration? As a one time Clintonite, I will not and can not in good conscious vote for her if she wins the Democratic nomination. Thank you for opening my eyes Bill and Hillary.