Hillary: FL and MI should be heard

Dan Krotts, Clearwater FL — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:32:55 GMT

Another Drama of the Day from the Klinton Klan. MI and FL will be heard Hillary, when a fair and reasonable campaign and vote can be made by all the candidates and voters in each of those states. Until then, you are just a cheater!!

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Interesting (Columbia, MO) — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:39:30 GMT

Dran Krotts. Clintons are no way near KKK. You have got to be out of your freakin mind or a member of the KKK or neo nazis.

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Ross, Nashville, TN — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:39:45 GMT

I'm not suprised to see three pro-hillary type articles on the front page with a three page story about Obama's drug use the same day that Shuster had to apologize to hillary for comments he made. "We're sorry Hillary. Please have all this free press and we'll even start talking about Obama doing drugs again to boot!"

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Joan Drakos, Roy, Utah — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:41:36 GMT

Why shouldn't MI and FL have a vote? Florida gave the last election to Bush they should have an opportunity to make up for it in this election.

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Bubba — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:43:04 GMT

I'am a Florida voter, it was a fair and legal election. Yes ,I "demand, yes "demand" that my vote be registered and the appropriate amount of delegets be divived and seated at the Democratic convention. I and all voters of Florida will settle for nothing less.

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Jwhick — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:43:38 GMT

When has HILLARY Clinton ever won an election against "tough" opposition?

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chuck — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:44:27 GMT

now I know why the right wing hates the Clinton's so damn much.

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Matt — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:44:50 GMT

There is only one type of voice that queen Hillary demands to be heard--people who support the Clinton's. Otherwise, there is an endless barrage of spin and accusation. Do we really want 4 more years of this?

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HRC for President, MD — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:46:03 GMT

Hillary did not cheat and was the only democrat left in the race who can say that. Obama aired commercials there. Clinton never campaigned in either state as all candidates agreed. She was the only one left on the ballot in MI, so that seems to require a new vote. But she did nothing wrong there. In FL, all were still on the ballot, so the vote should hold and the results should lead to those delegates being apportioned and seated at the convention.

Clinton haters really make Obama's movement questionable...he is supposed to be above it all and yet you supporting him are haters and the same as those republicans who gave us 8 years of Bush.

Wonder why all the republicans keep saying they want Hillary as the nominee? It is because they are afraid you will really send her as the nominee unless they poison her chances...wake up and let's win the WH with HRC.

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Diane, Virginia Beach — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:47:13 GMT

Hillary doesn't want to play by the rules.

Everyone signed a pledge saying these delegates would not count. In Michigan only her name and Kucinich's appeared on the ballot - plus uncommitted. In Florida and Michigan no one campaigned. Everyone has seen that where Obama campaigns in person he "grows" support. This just shows the lengths the Clintons will go to to try and win. Same old, same old. Really disgusting.

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Ellen Parker, New York, NY — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:47:28 GMT

"And later: "We have always looked to a mixed system and it's been the way we've done it for as long as I can remember...'"

She can't remember back before 1984? Because that's how long super delegates have been around.

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Pat Roison — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:51:57 GMT

You had your chance to let them be heard, Hillary, and moved to block them. Oh wait - they voted for you? Let them be heard now, huh?

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ladydemocrat — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:51:58 GMT

didn't Hillary break the rules by campaigning in Florida when she signed on for the "no campaigning" part?

more proof, Hillary.

I'd shut up if I were you, lest I open many Pandora's Boxes...

oh! and p.s., tell your advisors to keep their mouths shut too, lest they open your treasure trove of "bad stuff".

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jd — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:52:44 GMT

HRC is utterly devoid of integrity. I'm a left.... far... left wing democrat.. and I would vote for McCain before voting for her.

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Wilson, Seattle — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:53:48 GMT

I can't believe Clinton wants the Florida and Michigan votes counted as is. How can you trust the results of elections every knew wouldn't count? Does this seem honest to ANYONE? Or are Clinton supporters equally "do anything to get elected?"

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seeingtheforestthroughthetrees — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:54:07 GMT

florida and michigan will be heard and florida AGAIN will play a pivotal role in the pres. election....florida may be the one state that hillary would need to put her over the 2105 delegate count so obama should tread lightly and maybe even make an unscheduled appearance there if he knows what's good for him

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james d, Evansville, IN — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:54:23 GMT

And Chuck...now the left is starting to hate her....for good reasons too.

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Lucinda, Bronxville. NY — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:55:09 GMT

This is the height of hypocrisy. If FLA and MI delegates are seated, without a caucus, it will be the evolution of a true third party. I will never believe in the Democratic Party again.
Rules are rules are rules.

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Jeff, Cincinnati,OH — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:56:02 GMT

Hillary seems to be getting most of the front page action, so who is the "candidate of the establishment"?
Obama's pushing to unite all Americans, Hillary's actions of late seem to be dividing Americans

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Gregorio, San Francisco CA — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:59:02 GMT

Ross:

Did you read this one? MSNBC tried to refute the points Hillary Clinton makes! The very first sentence implies that Clinton campaigned in Michigan and Florida and no one else did--which isn't true.

MSNBC does give Clinton plenty of press, but most of it has a negative spin to it. I don't know if that's exactly compensation.

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SandyA — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:59:43 GMT

I was not a Clinton hater before she started attacking Obama with lies and trying to cheat in this election....but I am going in that direction now.

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Nestor Lebron, Montgomery, AL — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 19:59:52 GMT

The Clintons wants to play both side of the court. She is correct when she said she has 35 years of experience, she is an expert in crying, cheating, deamining others, abusing power and lying. We don't need another Clinton in the White House bringing the same type of behavior and continued to divide the country. Enough is enough, Obama brings new ideas and already demonstrated that he could unite the country. Obama is the best candidate so far.

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Heather, LA, CA — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:00:42 GMT

Cheater? How is that? Those voters wanted to be heard, and she won fair and square. If I lived in one of those states, I would feel cheated. Just because your candidate didn't win, you call foul. That isn't cool.

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William, Erin, WI — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:00:59 GMT

I'm all for including Florida and Michigan in the final tally of delegates at the convention -- provided that each state establishes a legitimate opportunity for the voters to be heard: caucus or primary.

Having said that, I need to ask again -- and I will continue to ask: WHERE ARE THE TAX RETURNS, BILL AND HILLARY?

If you don't have anything to hide, then release them for public scrutiny. Anything less than complete transparency is unacceptable.

I also find interesting that Bill states he will not be a full time employee of the White House or serve as Secretary of State, Defense, or Treasury.

Will Bill be any kind of employee in the White House should the Clintons win the nomination and the general election? Will they (Bill and Hillary) appoint Bill as Ambassador to the United Nations?

If they want us to consider them as viable candidates for the office again, then they should reveal their true intentions.

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Frank, Washington DC — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:02:22 GMT

Won't the American voters please put an end to the Hillary and Bill nightmare. What a disgrace these two are. Every day a different Clinton drama or soap opera spectacle. What a joke these two are. Looking forward to voting for Senator Obama on Tuesday. With luck, the Clinton nightmare will soon end.

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Nestor Lebron, Montgomery, AL — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:05:14 GMT

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Mary Schlaugat, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:06:53 GMT

Hillary, IS the only CAPABLE CANDIDATE who can clean up the REPUBLICAN MESS - a RECESSION AND THEN A BIG DEPRESSION. THANKS BUSH! WE CAN'T AFFORD A REPUBLICAN, THEY HAVE OUTSTRIPPED OUR COUNTRY AND DEVALUED OUR $1 TO 0.0001 - BASICALLY WORTHLESS.

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Natalie — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:08:42 GMT

If rules are rules...superdelegates must be seated in the way they wish. Obama can't get his way for both. It must be nice to be Barack Obama...run your campaign on issues you weren't even in Washington. Get over yourself and run a campaign after you actually do something! Watch Barack and Hillary speak....the only time Hillary has to look down is when she is trying to be motivational and the only time Barack looks down is when he is speaking about issues. Id rather my president know the issues than some motivational speech.

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Rich in Colorado — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:09:05 GMT

I agree with the majority of the sentiment here. The rules for Michigan and Florida were set early on and when Hilliary and Bill got slammed in South Carolina and they realized the early votes in Florida were for her, the Clinton campaign started to talk about Floridians being heard. Then, she had the guts to fly to Florida and claim victory in a state that doesn't count. And the media is so enthralled by the Clintons they actually covered her speech. Let's get real Clinton supporters.......do you all embrace lies as much as the Clintons? Is they why you support them?

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Tim ,Holland,Mi — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:09:50 GMT

I'm from Michigan and proud of this state.I feel that if our delegates for the democrats are not allowed then my vote as anyone elses is not important. I also think those who pulled out of the primary made a mistake and should live with it.I voted uncommited because I felt it was the only fair vote.

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Ron Allen — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:09:56 GMT

Hey, you cannot police the Democratic National Committee. And to say this at the last minute is totally ridiculous. You are hugely ambitious and only want what you want, not what the American people want. If you have thought that Florida and Michigan should not have been penalized, then you should have voiced that LONG before today. Otherwise, you are desperately seeking things to go your way.

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TruthInPolitics — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:10:40 GMT

Hillary did not cheat and was the only democrat left in the race who can say that. Obama aired commercials there. Clinton never campaigned in either state as all candidates agreed. She was the only one left on the ballot in MI, so that seems to require a new vote. But she did nothing wrong there.

STOP LYING. #1 -Obama had approval of DNC of any FL ads run - check it out #2- On Super Tuesday, THOUSANDS of FL voters thought the primary HAD NOT HAPPENED. FL DNC in South Florida bought by HILLARY - check out SEN NELSON spouting same stuff. FLORIDA DNC DID NOT HAVE APPROVAL OF LOCAL VOTERS TO MOVE PRIMARY. and #3 -
HILLARY DID TOO CAMPAIGN IN SOUTH FLORIDA - "PRIVATE FUNDRAISERS" HIGHLY COVERED BY THE LOCAL MEDIA - NBC6 - FOR OVER 48 HOURS IN EVERY NEWS CYCLE - morning noon and twice in the evening. HER VICTORY SPEECH MADE HER WAS ROUNDLY CRITICIZED IN THE PRESS.

SO STOP LYING ABOUT HILLARY FOLLOWING THE RULES - SHE CAMPAIGNED QUITE A BIT IN SOUTH FLORDIA.
but then a loser will do just about anything...

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C - Silver Spring, MD — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:11:49 GMT

"HRC in MD" should note... the Hillary haters are conservative Republicans. Obama's criticisms of Mrs-Clinton have arisen from the negative campaigning put forth by the Billary machine.

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Matt, Lawrence KS — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:11:51 GMT

If Obama had it his way we'd all be rallying for a guy with no education experience, no foreign policy experience, a man who has practically ran on his two years of work in the Senate... And yet, he's saying "I should get all the Superdelegates of the States I won"... Okay fine... But every superdelegate in the states of Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, Michigan, New York, Mass. (Kennedy, Kerry, and Patrick), Tennessee, California, Arizona and New Mexico, Arkansas should all go to Hillary Clinton to play it fair...

Of course this is where the Obama supporters say that this isn't fair because it's treating him unfairly or whatever reason they come up with from their butts....

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James — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:12:30 GMT

Hmm...

A candidate that doesn't follow the guidlines of regulatory bodies and fosters skewed interpretations of laws and agreements only as they benefit HER?

Don't we ALREADY HAVE a president like that???

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James Johnson, Los Angeles, CA — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:12:52 GMT

OMG. Hillary, you don't get the delegates from a place you and the others agreed no one would campaign in. Of course you broke that promise and showed up to give a speech, while no one else is even on the ballot. Clinton makes me sick if she thinks this is how to win elections. "Ooh ooh the race is tomorrow guys . . . Well no one showed up today, I win by default." Laura Bush 2012!

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Paul Miller, Woodbridge, VA — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:13:36 GMT

Bubba - it wasn't a fair and legal election, because it wasn't an election at all. It was a party event.

The nominating party gets to set its rules. For presidential elections, that nominating party is the national level Democratic Party. The national party can dictate to the state parties their respective roles. The Florida state party bucked that authority, and were penalized - and not without warning.

That's simply the way it works. People within an organization can't demand the organization adopt their proposed rules. They can suggest changes, and they can vote with their feet if the larger organization doesn't accept those suggestions.

Actually the older I get, the less democratic I find myself becomming. By democratic, I'm not making a party reference. Look at the nominees both parties have selected since we've gotten away from the smoke-filled back rooms. I'm not suggesting it, but I wouldn't offer immediate opposition to anyone offering the idea the major parties go back to just picking their nominees among a relatively small group of party leaders.

I also continue to gain respect for the wisdom of the Founding Fathers, who knew their had to be processes in place for the people to voice their opinions and even, in extreme situations, to exercise control. But likewise they also favored processes that avoided the results of all decisions being made by the people at large, no matter informed or uninformed those people might be.

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William, Erin, WI — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:13:59 GMT

When I had the privilege of serving in the United States Senate as a Democratic Floor aide, there was one uncontested principle by which all members of the Senate were governed: YOUR WORD IS YOUR BOND.

Hillary and Bill signed the same pledge and agreement with regard to the primary contests in Michigan and Florida as all other Democratic contenders for the nomination.

Can we trust Hillary and Bill on any matter that is brought before us in the conduct of this nomination cycle?

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John Doe — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:14:49 GMT

Trying to win the nomination by seating delegates from uncontested primaries is deplorable. She signed the pledge stating that FL and MI primaries shouldn't count. Now, when shes might lose she wants to break her pledge. If she steals the nomination this way, many millions of people will not vote for her under any circumstance

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Brian — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:15:06 GMT

Hillary clinton "YOU" are a liar, cheater, and deceiver and I hate you with all that dwells in me. You are wrong!! YOu agreed not to campaign in FL and MI, but as soon as you saw that you won you want to change your tune. You should be automatically pulled out of this election. You see the obama serge and you cant stand it. Your campaign is the real fairy tale!! movement what movement. the only movement that you will have is a bowel movement. you disgust me.

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Jerry Jones, Tulsa ,Ok. — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:15:41 GMT

HILLARY ROCKS ! ROCK ON HILLARY ! hillaryclinton.com

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Kathleen Midkiff, Venice, FL — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:16:57 GMT

We in Florida aren't blind. We watch debates and see the candidates campaign. We can read the paper. The only ads on TV were Obamas. He dropped in for a big dollar fund raiser too. All I see on the news day after day is TV campaigning for Obama. They are trying to give him recognition that it took Hillary & McCain years of Public Service and sacrifice to get. For the love of God, if he wants the recognition please let him put in the time and effort to earn it and let us see the other candidates that are deserving too.

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John Anchorage, AK — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:17:01 GMT

I agree Lucinda... If Obama is up in pleged delegaets and the superdelegates throw the nomination to her, the party will be done.
It's funny because I hear CLinton supporters describe the hatred directed toward her from Obama supporters, but they are just upset she wants the FL & MI delegates counted now and she is using words now like she is the candidate of hope, change and calling it a movement now!
Also, with Shusters illadvised comment MSNBC is kissing her ass now, even though the definition of Pimp" is to use, often dishonorbly, to your benefit.
Which is exactly what she is doing with Chelsea! She is using a sucessful, private young woman to call superdelegates and campaign for her, ytet NEVER makes her acceessible to the medai! She wants to make all the rules and bend ones that are inconvienient!

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MO. — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:17:32 GMT

Those state were not contested, but poeple took out their time to vote. it caused some of this people money and time to do this, so it should count. no candidate campained there, but people count it neccesary and they voted fulfilled the civil duty. You guys at MSNBC only look at it from Hillarys view (we know you don't like her), you never look at it from the people that took all the pain to vote. because Obama did not win it, and you want him to win the nomination, people of FL. and MI can go to hell right?. you are so bias and so unprofessional. As for your comment on chelsea Clinton, I was not surprice. you MSNBC guys has said a lot of unexpeted things about the Clintons that are just out of line. You like Obama now because it is primary, I hope you will still back him against McCain in the general election if he win the normination. Whatever you do, leave Clinton alone and present the fact. I am not Clintons suppoter, I just think you guys are very unfair, even keith that I like so much has joined the direction of unbalance reporting. this got to stop.

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Patrick Casey. Salt Lake City, UT — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:18:00 GMT

Ross. MSNBC pro Hillary? I can only assume you watch very little of the Chris Matthew's, Tim Russert, Tucker Carlson, or Morning Joe, shows,where Sanator Clinton is bashed daily. Matthew's has bashed the Clinton family relentlessly for at least the past 20 years, and recently was forced to issue an apology which he did (even if insincerely) At least with Fox News we know what to expect, they make no pretense about being a conservative mouth piece. I would have no problem if Obama wins the general election, I think he would do a wonderful job. How about you Ross, would you like to see Obama win the general election? Or are you just another conservative trying to devide the democratic party.

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Son of a Gun — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:19:15 GMT

Bubba, write and phone the DNC to voice your frustration. It is only that the DNC and the state party screwed thigns up, yet Hillary never voiced your grievance until things turned Oama's way. Don't trust what she says.
Also, the fact that MSNBC is reposting the Obama drug isse (of course, I assume Hillary and all the other candidates have used drugs, even Bush and Kerry) and some nice articles on Hillary is way too much to dispove the notion that MSNBC is biased toward Hillary. Only crybabies will thnk so, but the reporting on Obama's drug use at the last minute is clearly a bias. The media is biased toward all candidates, not just one of them. Journalists, go back to school and learn codes of ethics.

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Kathleen Midkiff, Venice, FL — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:19:59 GMT

Hillary didn't campaign here, after the election was over she thank the voters. There were no ads like Obama was allowed to run.

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Sean, Detroit MI — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:21:27 GMT

what does HRC mean that Michigan had a record breaking voter turnout?? I live in Michigan and there were very few people who bothered to vote at all! all of the polling places were empty and lineless. This was widely reported in the media, so I have no idea where she got "record breaking voting" from. she's just getting more desperate as her slim lead is chipped away at by Obama.

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Tuck,Realityville, KS — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:21:27 GMT

Obama wants a re-do.. he's the ONLY candidate who advertized in Florida, and he still lost big.

NO CAUCUS!

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RENEA MI — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:21:38 GMT

I LIVE IN MICHIGAN.I DO NOT REMEMBER HILLARY SAYING ANYTHING ABOUT THE DELEGATES IN MI AND FL WHEN THE DNC STRIPPED THEM.IF SHE CARED ABOUT THE VOTERS OF THOSE STATES SHE SHOULD HAVE URGED THOSE STATES NOT TO MOVE UP THERE ELECTIONS!IT JUST SEEMS PHONY TO ME TO CARE AFTER THE FACT!

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mot a, glendale, minnesota — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:22:12 GMT

Hey Clinton haters. Obama will not get the latin Vote in the general election. He will not get the asian vote either. White independants while largly go to McCain. Blacks like in the primary will overwhemnly go to Obama. This adds up to about 35% OF THE VOTE IN THE GENERAL TO Obama. He will not win. Clinton will win if she gets the nomination.

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Jaime R. — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:22:54 GMT

If the superdelegates overturn the pledged delegate leader in favor of the candidate who is behind, I will absolutely not vote democrat. Fix the system before Denver if you know what is good for you.

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Arthur Holmes, Kingston Canada — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:23:24 GMT

MSNBC and CNN are really kissing-up to Hillary. They both tend to chop obama's message into sound bytes and clips that are unfavorable. Hillary is a fake and it's pathetic to see her play the Latinos to get into office. The black people in South Carolina seen through her, shortly upon her arival, just as the people of Ioawa did. Latinos are voting for Hillary because her husband gave a couple of them a job amd they are not voting for Barrack because that would place blacks ahead of them in America. Tell the Latino people that they don't owe Clinton anything and if they can be bought America is in big trouble.

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Jess Perez — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:24:13 GMT

Obama lovers, calm down you sound like Newt Gingrich.

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Larry Vandemeer — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:25:10 GMT

Why is Hillary refusing to release her tax records??? What is she trying to hide from the American people??? We don't need another secretive president like Bush! Everyone should be demanding Hillary release her tax records so that the American people could see who's pockets the Clintons are in.

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Carol Bartow, Fl. — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:25:59 GMT

I live in Florida and voted and our votes are just important as the rest of the country. I suppose all you Obama supporters would hate that, sounds like Bush all over again. You all did such a great job electing the last President,now you want to elect another IDOIT. Mccain will get my vote over OBAMA, MUSLIM

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Jay Link, Chicago, IL — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:27:40 GMT

WoW!! It's pretty obvious who the crybabies are on this blog. All Obama supporters. Let me tell you the truth. If Obama was ahead and won Michigan and Florida, all of his minions would be crying for the delegates to be seated at the convention, but because Hillary won Michigan and Florida fair and square, the Obamanites are all crying foul...lol funny for sure...

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Steve, Seattle, Washington — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:27:45 GMT

How can any candidate or voter of the state of florida, or michigan claim "no fair" when they all knew that they screwed up by trying to add influence to their own primary by changing its date, then have the HRC supporters demand that their delegates be seated? Look, it the agreement was clear, No delegates, and Mrs. Clinton signed it along with the others. As a voter in another state, it would be very dissapointing to see the democratic party waiver on the earlier commitment after the other candidates passed on the chance to campaign while she was holding rally's the day before the "meaningless elections". Mrs. Clinton can say what she wants, but if the party allows them to be seated, affecting the outcome, I'll be looking to the other side of the aisle.

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Arthur Holmes — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:28:05 GMT

Hillary is a cry baby and what she is asking is really immature. I would imagine that she is the type of person who would want to change the rules in Monoply just so she could win. Pathetic..

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Lee — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:28:50 GMT

The people of Florida voted! No one campaigned there - Obama ran ads which were not allowed and Hillary still won. I respect the Hillary voters in Florida and I support your right for having your vote registered.
Write your elected officals and DEMAND it.
No caucus - that is like 1 hour of a day and hard for working people to get too. You have already voted and your voices should be heard.

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Kathleen Midkiff, Venice, FL — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:29:55 GMT

What you don't realize is that Jeb Bush & Kathleen Harris allowed many irregularities in Florida that took the election for his brother George.

Now a Republican controlled legislature and Gov. changed our democratic election date and then instead of penalizing our leaders the DNC has rules that take away control of the election from the people and give it to Superdelegates, party leaders etc.

Now we have to not only lose our vote but listen to your ridicule. This is outrageous. If they want to bicker punish them and take the Super votes and party leader votes a way and let the people of the State elect the person we want.

The Supers won't want to lose their vote I bet.

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John, Ann Arbor MI — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:33:11 GMT

This is insanity! She is supporting an un-Democratic process of Superdelegates so that she will win. She is claiming a victory in Michigan! Hey Hillary - In Michigan, 40% of the people that bothered to come out to vote for no delegates came out not to support a candidate, but AGAINST YOU. Imagine if we had had choices? And Florida was a popularity contest. Hold caucuses in these states and force the superdelegates to vote with their states. That is, of course, if this is actually a Democracy.

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DCortez, Houston, Texas — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:35:11 GMT

Redo for the rule breakers. Anything else will be viewed as corrupt.

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chyde, Okeechobee Fl — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 15:54:00 GMT

There are no revotes in Florida. The state Supreme Court made this very clear in 2000 (Bush v Gore). All the candidates were on the the party's ballot, so there was no harm. as for campaigning in the state, all the candidates did private fund raising. The only problem was the commercials run on DIRECTV and Comcast for Obama. As a voter if you need to hear a candidate in person, I say that you are clearly lacking in research skills. Watch the debates, read more than one newspaper, watch more than one news program, and search the internet. If you have done that, then you are an informed voter

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Megan — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 17:36:15 GMT

Those two states broke rules that Hillary Clinton agreed with. If we're going to start throwing out the rules of the Democratic party, why don't we also throw out the Super Delegates? Hillary whined about Nevada and she's whining now about FL and MI. I just feel sorry for her supporters, who were duped into taking part in an essentially illegal primary. You don't follow the rules, you don't get to be counted.