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Disgusted, Cleveland, OH — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 22:44:52 GMT

I find it amazing that you will cover all these Obama rallies, but did not mention Clinton's Virtual Town Hall that reached 250,000 people in more that 15 states. The bias of the news media is appalling.

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Jim , oregon — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 22:47:01 GMT

New Mexico Ballots

The New Mexico Democratic Party caucus may be tainted by three ballot boxes that spent the night in the home of the Rio Arriba County party chair or the homes of other local election officials instead of being reported to the state party.

Those ballots still haven’t been counted, but they have been retrieved by the state party.

Several sources told me the ballot boxes spent the night at the home of Rio Arriba County Democratic Party Chair Theresa Martinez, whose state-lawmaker husband, Sen. Richard Martinez, endorsed Hillary Clinton. But Richard Martinez told Santa Fe New Mexican reporter Kate Nash that the boxes actually spent the night in the homes of three polling-place managers. He gave Nash no explanation for why the results from those ballots weren’t reported to the state party last night and why they were instead kept overnight in officials’ homes.

“The site managers locked them and they kept them and they took them to my wife this morning,” Nash quoted Richard Martinez as saying.

State party officials and Theresa Martinez have not returned my calls seeking comment.

The three ballot boxes from Rio Arriba County and a fourth from Sandoval County account for the 2 percent of precincts that haven’t yet reported results from Tuesday’s caucus. With about 200 votes separating Clinton and Barack Obama, that’s huge. We’re talking about the ballots from half the polling places in Rio Arriba County.

I want to make sure this point is emphasized: Roughly half the votes from Rio Arriba County spent the night in the privacy of the home or homes of one or more election officials in boxes those officials may have had the ability to open. All the county party chair had to do last night to report the results was make a phone call. That never happened.

The ballot boxes were retrieved from Theresa Martinez by the state party this morning.

I understand there was a big snowstorm up there, and I realize people were up late and might have slept in this morning. It’s possible – perhaps even likely – that there is nothing fishy going on here.

But there are valid concerns. Rio Arriba County has a history of election scandal.

The Obama and Clinton campaigns should have lawyers there trying to figure out what’s happening and ready to act if necessary. My understanding is that Obama attorneys are already on their way. The state party needs to quickly resolve this and tell the public how it’s going to allay fears that the election process is tainted beyond repair.

If the ballots are disqualified, voters are disenfranchised. If they’re counted, the process may be tainted. This is an incredibly close race. You have to wonder if, at the end of it all, the losing candidate will petition the DNC to not seat some or all of New Mexico’s delegates, arguing that the process here was fatally tainted. I wrote earlier today about a number of other problems with Tuesday’s caucus. This only adds to the list.

A number of Democrats have told me they’re furious with the state party over these issues. I’m trying to get to the bottom of it. Check back later today for updates.

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BrwnSknGurl, Chicago, IL — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 22:50:08 GMT

Former Gov. Jim Edgar, a Republican stalwart in Illinois, says he likes Democrat Barack Obama. "I think the world of him, and I think he's done a great job, but I have to tell you, I'm for Sen. Clinton (as the Democratic nominee) because I'm a Republican," Edgar said today, pausing for laughter at a Springfield forum sponsored by the University of Illinois. "I believe our best chance in the fall is to run against Sen. Clinton. There is nobody who will unite the Republican Party more in November than Sen. Clinton." -- Chicago Tribune 2/8/08

Folks, let's think about this. Hillary cannot beat McCain. We must wake up before it's too late. I think we all want to beat the Republicans this fall. We have tried TWICE in this decade and have failed! We must be realistic about our votes.

Support Barack Obama -- he is our last chance to beat the Republicans this fall. Just picture the stark contrasts he presents while he's standing next to McCain during a debate: Young v. Old; Washington insider v. newcomer; the past v. the future; the 21st century v. 18th century; tied to Bush's failed policies v. objected to Bush's policies from the beginning. The contrasts are COMPELLING, you simply cannot deny that!

Not to mention, the RNC machine has not quite figured out how to beat Barack, whereas, they have the playbook on the Clintons. And they'll have even more once Bill gets "vetted" for the years since his presidency -- all of their family foundation dealings, the books written about them, the goings-on at his Harlem office, etc. (And do not kid yourself, the moment Hillary started using Bill as her advocate in the campaign, she injected him and all his baggage into this campaign. It will not go overlooked.)

Obama for President 2008!

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Will, Decatur, Georgia — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 22:52:42 GMT

Disgusted, there is a big difference between coming to a rally and watching something on TV. It's about investment - and standing in line is different than hitting the "on" button.

Also, does the math here check out?

http://origin.barackobama.com/resultscenter/

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Fri, 08 Feb 2008 22:55:32 GMT

Or, perhaps the Republicans keep saying this because they KNOW THEY CAN'T BEAT HILLARY IN NOVEMBER and they WANT to run against Barack. I have to tell you, I am from a very Red State and I know of several republicans who have crossed over and voted for Barack because they WANT him as the nominee because they are running scared from Hillary! John McCain can wave off Obama by saying "Whatever, he doesn't have any experience" BECAUSE HE ACTUALLY DOESN'T. Answer this, why has he failed to hold a single hearing for the sub-committee he chairs on the Foreign Relations Committee??? Yeah, that's going to look real good to people in the general election.

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Sierra, SF — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 22:56:28 GMT

From First Read:

'...Responding to a conference call by the Clinton campaign that it would be impossible for neither Obama nor Clinton to win the Democratic nomination, Obama...'

THAT'S THE WHITE FLAG OF SURRENDER !
From Little Miss Inevitable ?
'Impossible for niether' ?

CLOSE IN FOR THE KILL !!
Can you SEE the DESPERATION ? [;=D

Start addressing 'pocket book issues'

Obama has a plan to save Social Security
TALK ABOUT THAT !
Talk about Health Care
Talk About Taxes
Talk About Education

THAT'S HOW YOU GET WOMEN, BLUE COLLAR WORKERS AND HISPANICS !!

STICK THE KNIFE IN....
Then, TWIST IT !

Use you Financial advantage to advertise !!
ADVERTISE POCKET BOOK ISSUES !!
You can also mention FLIP FLOPPING ON THE WAR

Don't do debates
Debates are free TV time for Hillary

Hillary Bo Peep
Has lost her sheep
And doesn't knwo where to find them.....

[;-D

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adam — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 22:56:33 GMT

I've said it before; the only thing Hillary can unite is the Republican Party, and the only way she can win the nomination is by dividing the Democratic Party.

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Michael — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:00:27 GMT

This is dems problems, they are naive. They really want Barack. There is no new dirt on Hillary and when is the last time Repubs have beaten the clinton's?
Obama nad rezko will be a huge thing for Repubs.

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Lee Holmes — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:01:48 GMT

Disgusted: Get used to it. The Fourth Estates political jingoism would have made William Randolph Hearst envious,vindicated Orson Welles observation of said Estate,and caused HL Mencken to reach for another bottle of Bourbon in ,to put plainly,disgust.

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Sierra, SF — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:04:31 GMT

It's 'ROMNEY TIME' for Hillary !!!

From Real Clear Politics:

February 8, 2008

VA Poll: Obama, McCain Way Ahead

With four days left before Virginia voters head to the polls, a new SurveyUSA poll has Obama leading Clinton by 20 points, while McCain holds a 32-point lead over Huckabee.

Democrats (Feb. 7-8, 588 Dem LV, MoE +/- 4.1%)

Obama 59
Clinton 39

Republicans (Feb. 7-8, 382 GOP LV, MoE +/- 5.1%)

McCain 57
Huckabee 25
Paul 9

...'

Mayube she can cry.....
'I see what's going on in this country.....'

[;-D

Hillary, can you say 'desperate' ?

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For Obama lobbyists are consultants — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:04:52 GMT

Obama said in one debate that his association with Rezko is for 5 hrs. How many in the MSNBC news followed up with him to verify this?

Fox has done the analysis and we all know that Obama has spent more time with Rezko. So during Fox debate, they will ask Obama to answer it again and Obama will be stuck (better now than in front of McCain during GE).

This is just one example of Obama's shady politics. Another one is the energy bill related which later on helped Exelon (the company which paid millions to Obama;s advisor David Axelrod). Talk about lobbyist. He calls himself "consultant". Different names, same shady deals.

So do you Obama supporters think Americans are so dumb not to see thru these lies once Fox starts bringing it up during GE? Obama's lies will make him toast in GE! So beware of what you dream of.

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Sierra, SF — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:10:41 GMT

Does she look desperate, or what ? [;-D
Why not debate Little Mitty Two Shoes ?

From Salon.com:

'...Friday, Feb. 8, 2008 16:26 EST

Obama declines debate invite, so Clinton will go it alone

Hillary Clinton's campaign has been pressing hard for more debates between its candidate and rival Barack Obama recently, but at the moment what we're mostly getting is debate about debates.

The Clinton campaign wanted one debate per week for the next month, but Obama's team wasn't willing to commit to that, and declined an invitation to what would have been the first in the series, this coming Monday. So instead, Clinton will appear alone in what's now being called a "candidate forum."...'

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Zak — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:11:35 GMT

Virtual Town Hall rallies? What? Explain what does that mean? Online, huh? Now, compare that to rallies on the ground. What is the difference? It is far, far, far easier to attract online crowds in this interconnected world than on the ground. So, your complaint just shows your lack of understanding what a virtual rally is like in comparison to a ground based, in person rally.

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Charlotte Lawrence — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:12:33 GMT

I'm sick of your programs. All we get is McCain, or Huckabee, speeches, interviews etc. You guys are really out to show off the Repubs. How much are you getting paid. All your commentators are Repubs.

And how much are the owners of MSNBC paying you guys to support the Repubs and downgrade Senator Clinton. I notice you never call Senator McCain, McCain. While you can't help but show some degree of publicity to the Dems, it's only Senator Obama. The hatred that Joe in the morning and that idiot Matthews who hates the Clintons (always has) and that other right wing jerk Tucker Carlson, has ruined your show. Soon you'll be right up there with Fox.

Why don't you show us more about that horrible war that Bush started in Iraq. You never mention it anymore. This is what McCain is going to keep after. Apparently so is MSNBC.

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chuck — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:15:15 GMT

More fake sanctimony about the "media bias" toward Clinton. Sounds just like Nixon and every Republican to follow him.

Clinton fans, ask yourselves, how biased is a media that hasn't 1 time brought up the following during the campaign -- Whitewater, Travelgate, the Rose Law Firm, selling out the Lincoln bedroom, Paula Jones, Monica Lewinsky, Marc Rich or Norman Hsu. Not 1 reference to them and the media is biased AGAINST her? Wow!

Bill finagled a mining deal w/ a tyrant in exchange for $30 M in donations to his charity and then went on praising this dictator about how great he was despite a multitude of human rights violations. There was 1 article in the New York Times, the paper that endorsed Hillary, and the rest of the media has largely ignored the story. And still you whine about bias AGAINST her?

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Elaine Roddy, Toccoa, GA — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:16:12 GMT

Barack is such a superior candidate to Clinton or Clinton's, whichever you prefer. Clinton is the best hope for the Republican's to retain the White House. They have a truck load of amunition to use against Hillary & Bill; her vote for the war, his shenanigans & lies in the White House, NAFTA, etc.
I'm tired of the Clinton machiine; I supported Bill twice in the 90's (to quote Hillary, "If I knew then what I know now"), I have since lost respect for him.
Hillary should have known the war was a mistake; I did.
Barack is our best hope.

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Ron, TX — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:18:14 GMT

"For Obama lobbyists are consultants"...

If you think two little things like that (btw, Rezko has been investigated to death, Obama is only getting a free pass because no one can find any legislative favors Obama has ever passed for Rezko) are going to crucify Obama, then you must be HORRIFIED at the truckload of scandals Hillary will bring to the table...

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Marcus Watson — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:18:23 GMT

In Seattle, Clinton tried to portray Obama as "all talk." Think more carefully about this.

Obama is doing for progressives what Reagan did for conservatives. He's establishing a broad base of support that cuts across party, gender, racial, and regional lines.

He knows that this is, first, how you defeat your opponent and, secondly and more importantly, how you get legislation passed.

It's one things to want immigration, health care, war, veterans, reforms and quite another to make it happen.

Whether or not she deserves it, Clinton is a divisive figure who will end up telling us, "She's trying but congress is stopping me."

Roles will reverse: Obama's talk will turn into action while Clinton's divisive persona will stymie her success.

Don't think race and gender when you vote. If you want immigration reform, vote for the candidate who's going to get it done for you. That's Obama. Ditto, health care reform, etc.

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TK — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:18:28 GMT

May be NBC and www.msnbc.com should start putting in their website and cable that they cant stay neutral and biased to Obama!!!!!
It’s so funny how NBC is cunningly trying to portray Clinton as a bad person!!!! It’s not fair for NBC who should be neutral!!! You guys provide news not your own opinion!!!
Print that msnbc in your website!!!

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Nancy Roberts, Corsicanaa, Texas — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:20:15 GMT

Are you sure you have to approve these? Because I read some twitterpated stuff from Fred in Dallas calling Obama the AntiChrist. Are we all stable around here? Or are some of uss Texans a bit tilted?
Nancy from Corsicana (just outside of Dallas - GO, Obama!)

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Karl Keene, Moorhead, Minnesota — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:22:23 GMT

That was an excellent comment and commentary by BrwnSknGurl on why Hillary Clinton cannot beat McCain and why those in the Democratic party must wake up and nominate Barack Obama, who is the best equipped to beat him!

Former Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar had it right when he said : "I believe our best chance in the fall is to run against Sen. Clinton. There is nobody who will unite the Republican Party more in November than Sen. Clinton."

Obama doesn't generate the same animosity.

Also, no candidate has done more for building the Democratic party base this year than Barack Obama.

The Obama movement has inspired millions of new people to become involved in the political process (with their votes and their money)!

Here in Minnesota we had record turnouts in our Feb. 5th caucus. My ward and precinct easily had 6 times the previous turnout. We ran out of sign-in sheets and ballots and had to run to a copy shop to get more printed! It was wall-to-wall people - and Obama got over 70% of the vote in our area (67% statewide in Minnesota). The old-timers all said they'd never seen anything like it!

And I think it's easy to say that only an Obama nomination would likely be able to bring along those new voters!

I'm afraid that a Clinton nomination would suppress the Democratic voter turnout in November because she would likely lose most of Obama's young supporters and others who want real change and a clean departure from the past.

Let's keep this movement growing and surging right on into the White House by choosing Barack Obama as the
nominee for the Democratic party!

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AJ, IL — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:22:30 GMT

BrwnSknGurl...you make a true and compelling point. Unless the other half of the Democratic base devoted to the Clintons wake up, McCain will likely win the general election especially if the violence in Iraq remains tolerably low till the November 2008 election.

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Wilson, Seattle — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:24:25 GMT

At the rally there was a guy dressed as a Snake river salmon with an "I love Salmon" sign, just in case any other Washingtonians were wondering.

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Daniel, NY — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:30:04 GMT

Three new very interesting polls were released today. Obama is way ahead in Maryland and Virginia (which both vote on Tuesday). But in somewhat of a surprise, Clinton looks to be strong in Wisconsin. Full roundup: http://www.campaigndiaries.com/2008/02/first-assesment-of-post-super-tuesday.html

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JW Central CT — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:30:31 GMT

I attended Obama's rally at the Hartford Civic Center/XL Center on Monday..... it was one of the most exciting, inspiring things I have ever witnessed!

Anyone who says that he has no substance is not listening....

Anyone who says he only has young kids, tree huggers, pot heads, and African-Americans supporting him, clearly has their head up their arse...

At Monday's rally, there were old, young, black white, asian, latino, affluent, working class, poor... every demographic was represented.

Obama has plans, substance, plus he is inspiring, charasmatic, and can LEAD!

Hillary is competent, to say the least, but she does not inspire, therefore she cannot lead...

Her command of the issues and facts notwithstanding, she will galvanize the conservatives and the anti-Clintonians, and hand the White House to McCain...

She is divisive and polarizing, and part of the Washington system that we need to eradicate...

Give Obama the chance he deserves...

Give AMERICA the chance we ALL deserve....

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Linda — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:32:49 GMT

If the Republicans thought they could beat Hillary in November, they would be bashing Obama and praising Hillary...hence, they are doing the opposite.

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Tony Farrulla, Auburn CA — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:34:00 GMT

For me it's simple... I'm an Elephant down to my big ears... But, I can not and will not support McCain... that being said, I will cross party lines and vote for B.O., (hoping not to make an Donkey <ass> out of myself). Hillary brings with her "ALOT" of old baggage including and not limited to her husband... I wonder if Monica will visit him in the Lincoln bedroom while she's in the oval office...

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Swan - California — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:35:22 GMT

Why is Hillary getting this unproportional amount
of exposure on your station? Is it, that your station
indorses her, or do you feel sorry for her, because
she is running out of money? Give equal time to the
Obama speaches. The Clintons have had their run, we
need some fresh blood and a new direction. In this time of deception of our administration we need to be
insprired to believe again. What you think upon grows!

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George J — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:38:07 GMT

Yeah, I can find much more articles critical of Obama or discussing negative matters on MSNBC and Newsweek than Hillary Clinton articles (I find most of them on the NYT website than anywhere else). So, I am puzzled by all this Hillary bias whining. Maybe that is why Hillary is a crybaby that ehr supporters also cry.

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lauren- CO — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:38:10 GMT

Its naive to think that a congress (that is only half democratic by the way...) that is filled with political veterans are just going to roll over for a relative newbie with a vision of change.

its good to have high hopes, but only someone with a grasp on the realities of politics is going to make real headway.

the govt is a corporation, and if you don't know how to work your goals within one, you'll just get shut out.

Obama '12, Hillary 08.

Obama would be a great VP, and it would give him time to get more experience. He's a great speaker, but we haven't really seen what he can do.

And as far as Iraq,

He wasn't ALLOWED to vote! He wasn't an elected congressman. So to say he didn't vote for it is as worthless as me saying I wouldn't. He didn't have the intelligence that congress was given. Faulty or not, sen & reps made a decision thinking what they got was legit, and I don't blame any of them for that.
I hope Obama drops this arguement. I was considering him, but won't because of this attempt to divide the party over the fears of another 9/11 and another war.

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Kevin, MD — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:39:12 GMT

Question: can Obama win in Texas? Your thoughts?

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Vince, San Antonio, Texas — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:43:25 GMT

"Will, in Decatur" is the person who "doesn't get it." Hillary's vitual town-hall brought people together from actual, non-virtual locations all across the USA. They showed up at various sites, in the flesh, for rallies. Those rallies were linked to rallies in various locations, and hundreds of thousands of others tuned in or logged on.

Of course, like other know-nothing members of the hate-wave known as Obamarama, Will doesn't know this and doesn't care to learn the facts before trying to smear and jeer.

Meanwhile, the media keep trying to write the voters out of the story. But voters keep showing up to the polls and voting for Hillary, who in the venerable words of Monty Python is not quite dead yet. Sure, the wankers screaming for Obama want to "stick the fork in and twist it" (quoting from above), but the rest of us want to see competent leadership save the US from the disaster being left for us by Bush.

Be a real American. Vote for Hillary.

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iowan — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:43:25 GMT

Uh, Sierra, I've been with ya, but did you slip off the medication on this one? Take it easy; Mrs. Clinton will go, but will do so without the knife metaphors, thank you.

Stick with the rational, or semi-rational discourse, please.

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hillary 08 — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:44:33 GMT

WAKE UP, PEOPLE! The only reason the polls are more in favor of Obama at the moment is because his negatives aren't out there and widely known. The pro-obama media isn't jumping on him for his support of driver's licenses for illegals (he admitted his support in the last debate) but it was hardly mentioned by the media--the Republicans and Independents will hear about it in the general and run very fast away from him. Also, the media doesn't put his past stance on gun control out there...He was against the sale and manufacturing of guns--was for banning guns. They will jump on this as well with the same results. They will tear him apart with his lack of experience, his horrible voting record in the senate etc.
People have hamstrung Clinton by jumping on her if she says anything negative (but it seems okay for him, constantly). Now we're not going to hear about most of the negatives until it's too late. And what will that get us? another idiot in the white house who wants nothing but war.

THE MEDIA NEEDS TO START TREATING THIS RACE FAIRLY BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE.

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Chris Portland, OR — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:45:47 GMT

Qyuit trying to scare people about McCain beating Hillary. Whichever Dem wins the nomination will win hands down. Have you seen tthe 2-1 turnoput numbers for the primaries?
Stop the fear-mongering, Obama children!

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Independent in CA — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:45:52 GMT

Jim , oregon (Sent Friday, February 08, 2008 5:47 PM)

Tiis New Mexico stuff in troubling. When I saw Bill Richardson and Clinton Sitting together before the superbowl he looked very very uncomfortable.

I commented to my spouse that he looked like he had been asked to do something he was not comfortable with - you know body language?

Expect results to be finalized at a crucial time for the Campaign as NM was listed as a Caucus but now there are ballots?

Something seems rotten in Denmark to me.......

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Adam — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:47:25 GMT

Again, I see claims of media bias against Hillary. As a Barack Obama supporter, even I can see it coming out at times. Still, let's not forget how Hillary's 'squad' spent months calling reporters who dared publish a negative article on her, back when she was 'inevitable'. There's been numerous articles on this. Many heeded the warning, after all, who'd set out to be personal enemy of the next President?

Now there's a chance of an Obama win, I don't blame the media for a gentle form of payback. Who would?

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CS - NY — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:49:52 GMT

While there is no doubt the Republicans aren't going to roll over in a fight against Obama, their heart isn't in it. They will be demoralized because they weren't able to take down the big evil Clintons themselves. And there will be a grudging respect in some conservative circles that Obama managed to do what they never could.

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Karena in Kalamazoo, MI — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:55:52 GMT

Remember folks... the idea is to defeat the repugs, not to self-annihilate each other.

Obama supporters... The change our guy wants to do is shift the discourse of politics where you win at all costs while mudslinging, destroying your opponent.

Not to sound all Barney on you people, but if you truly believe in his cause, please elevate yourself from the insult hurling. We are not sunni / shiites... we are patriotic Americans that cannot wait to turn the chapter on this dismal failure of the current administration.

Let's let our candidate's record / character / policies speak for themselves. And may the best person win.

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TRUE AMERICAN — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:55:56 GMT

America knows bush and repubs have destroyed America with invasions and wild no account spending America knows the dems can save America. repubs will be beaten like rabid dogs in nov 08.

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MJ — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:02:07 GMT

"For Obama lobbyists are consultants"

Bill Clinton recently stated that Hillary is for child education and is not part of the failed "No CHild Left Behind". He said many other things about Bush and how Hillary is above those things. However, if you'd like to talk about follow up, let's talk about how Hillary supported the war, she also supported the "No Child Left Behind" act, and that FREEZING interest rates for 5 years is impossible... Just because she says something doesn't make it true no realizable. Check your own facts on the Clintons, then take the bold step and utter your words.

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John H, Seattle Wash. — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:07:47 GMT

With Obama, the so-called 'success' of the surge becomes irrelevant as had the nation followed his advice, and never started the Iraq war, they'd been no need for a surge to try and clean up the mess. Overall the Iraq war has been a huge humanitarian, fiscal, and foreign policy disaster! Even Republican's know that. Obama can make that argument forcefully -- Hillary cannot because she waffled at the start of the war. I hear the Republican's now -- she was for it before she was against it. same with drivers licenses for undocumented immigrants.

We must WIN in November and with Obama we can. Inexperienced? Too young? He's older than JFK when he ran and has more foreign policy experience than Bill Clinton when elected. Time in Washington does not equate to judgment or the ability to heal this nation. Obama is a rare individual who has arrived right when we most need him. Let's not go back to the 90's, lets not continue the Bush/Clinton years, lets get a fresh and exceptional gifted person into the White House -- Obama.

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Monica L. -DC — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:13:17 GMT

Chuck,

The "anti-Clinton media" also failed to mention, Cigars, green dresses and, of course, what the meaning of "is" is.

Do we really need eight more years of Bill chasing young interns with a cigar?

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Billy, Normal, IL — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:21:33 GMT

You know, I'm so FREAKING tired of the Billary-backers complaining about bias and coverage. Raise some damned money like the adults do it.

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Ann B, Seattle WA — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:23:36 GMT

My husband & I live in Seattle - 4 years ago, we passionately voted for Bush. OBAMA converted us, as he has converted many other Republicans.

I am a true believer in his power to UNITE.

Tomorrow, we've found a sitter for our baby and hubby & I are going to caucus for OBAMA. YES WE CAN!!!! YES WE CAN!!!

We are not supporting Her, mainly because of her abuse of power over the past 18 years and mainly because we do NOT want two presidents (Bill and Hill). If you're wondering what I mean by abuse of power, think David Schuster. Apparently, it's free speech for everyone except poor Schuster.

I am especially disgusted by the whole Schuster incident because I think the original p*mping of Chelsea was done by her mother. Google Chelsea Clinton and Hubbell and you'll see what I mean.

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jerry/corpus christi texas — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:25:18 GMT

Hillary would be lucky to attract 250 people, much less 21,000 people at Key Arena.....

Why can't you draw crowds like that Hillary?
Is it because of your message???????

Hillary Clinton.....
The Answer to sleeping pills.....

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Ernestine W. Washington, Columbia, South Carolina — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:34:42 GMT

Senator Obama needs to focus on his issues instead of attacking the Clintons. He has to attack the Clintons to feel superior and important. He has raised the most money, has the most influential supporters, and won most of the states. He does not need to gloat.
He may have gotten it right the first time with the vote on Iraq, but the president was determined to go to war. Therefore his vote did not matter.
Most jobs require experience, versus on the job training.
The party could be united and stronger if they would stop squabbling over petty issues and try to unite. This would be and ideal ticket.They could also learn from each other. She has experience and he has youth and enthusiam.Together, they both could help to bring changes.

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J, Seattle — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:37:33 GMT

Well, I don't think there's bias as Clinton's visit to Seattle was hardly newsworthy. It's been reported that she barely had 5,000 people at her rally here compared to the Obama rally where there was over 21,000 people. I tried to get in but couldn't and many others that I spoke to couldn't. In addition to the 20-21,000 people that were able to get in, there were about 3,000 others outside. A Barista that I spoke to around 8 AM said that she started serving people heading to the rally at 5:30 AM.

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Nick V, SLC, Utah — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:42:19 GMT

Oh please, no one was complaining of biasness when Clinton was a clear front runner, all you Hillary suppoerters realize she cant stop the freight train that is Obama, so you start complaining of so called biasness.

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Cat, Minnesota — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:45:59 GMT

I don't understand why any real democrat would want a Political Machine to beat a true Grassroots Movement!

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Duane Dunn — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:52:29 GMT

Maybe Hillary should cry again...hahahahaahaahah

GO OBAMA!!!!!!!!

Obama at Seattle rally

Cat, Minnesota — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:57:35 GMT

Nancy---If this even makes it one the board....I try to post about Obama's Grassroots Movement being better than the Political Machine and they don't post it.....yet it's okay to call Obama the antichrist? Now that hour long free Hillary commercial I saw last night makes more sense, MSNBC.......

Obama at Seattle rally

Charles Amha — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:57:53 GMT

Clinton, this is what is gone happen on all people who pretend nice but not.
When Bill went after Monica... more than one million people lost their life in geocide. we did not even said a single word. you guy are not compitent enough to lead the world. we ask our brothers (white, Latino, black and Asians) in America to vote for some one who can lead the world by example. thank you.

Obama at Seattle rally

Linda, Bridgewater, Massachusetts — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 01:01:27 GMT

Disgusted, why would the media cover Hillary's virtual-world 'town hall' rather than Obama's real-world rallies? Obama is dynamic, Hillary is static...and so are their ideas.

Obama at Seattle rally

Monique Nguyen, San jose, ca. — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 01:01:48 GMT

I'm an Asian-American and I'm voting for Obama. Things have to change and he will be it.