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Nancy Jarvis, Terre Haute, IN — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:24:24 GMT

Thanks to George W Bush, our once great nation has fallen ill to the selfish whims of our current administration. As president, and as a woman, who are by nature care givers, I believe that Hillary Clinton can nurse our sick country back to health. Not only to the greatness we were under her husband’s administration, but also nurture us into an even better America than we ever were.

Hillary has had my support since day one, and will continue to have my support. It’s about time we have a woman as president who cares about the welfare of this country, instead of the welfare of their pocketbook.

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dem08 — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:25:04 GMT

WTG you goooooooooooo girl!! Hillary on the move

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HILLARY — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:26:09 GMT

THE RACE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE HAS JUST BEGUN.BRING IT ON !

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Stacy, Virginia — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:26:42 GMT

She had her shot at Healthcare. It was a disaster because of her leadership in the process. We would know more about that if she would release her White House papers so we could judge her experience. But just like her taxes.....they are not available. She is like Bush.....hides things and mucks up an issue until most people can't even begin to understand.

She also finally admitted that her plan will garnish wages if people do not or can not afford her plan. "This Week with George Stephonopolis (sp)"

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Ron, TX — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:27:46 GMT

Why doesn't the ad mention her massive failure trying to pass health care in 1993 and 1994?
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/05/opinion/05brooks.html

Clinton still hasn't said how it's going to be any different this time...

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Brian Lee, Sarasota, Florida — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:29:28 GMT

I hope voters in Wisconsin will note that Obama's health care plan has a much better chance of actually being passed in the House and Senate.

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Ali, Del Mar, CA — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:30:02 GMT

If Clinton wins the nomination, how fast will MSNBC run to her and try to make up?

That will be fun to watch.

actually I think they already started after getting in trouble last week.

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Jennifer, Chicago IL — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:30:32 GMT

i thought there was a fact check done on the amount of children she has gotten health care for.. isn't that six million figure largely over exaggerated? Isn't the number more like 4,000 children? Can someone please clarify this? Is she advertising false information?

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anti-msnbc — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:30:58 GMT

Oh my God---what nerve,how dare she---doesn't she know she has lost and the obamanoids want her gone----how uppity can one woman be----?Mika will have plenty to say about this

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Ndali,Clinton,NJ — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:32:10 GMT

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Jenn, Chicago, IL — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:32:30 GMT

By using the term "universal healthcare" it is implying to those who don't do their homework that healthcare will be provided to all by the government. Which is not what her plan is.

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Todd, Phoenix, Arizona — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:34:18 GMT

"According to a recent report by the Urban Institute, any health care plan (aside from a single-payer system) will not be able to provide universal coverage without a mandate for coverage. So why is Obama afraid of a mandate?"

http://www.thestreet.com/s/why-does-obama-fear-mandatory-health-care/markets/marketfeatures/10401739.html?puc=googlefi

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faboo mama — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:34:21 GMT

My Clinton butt kissing? Why buy ads on MSNBC? Everyone should just threaten to "shun" them and you get your ads AND transcript posted for free.

Go Democracy!

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Betsy D. Elkhorn WI — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:35:58 GMT

Universal healthcare by garnishing everyone's wages (Hillary's plan) is hardly what lower income people (or anyone else, for that matter) need. No wonder the insurance companies are among her largest supporters! Obama's plan is far superior and doesn't sell out to the moneyied interests!!

Vote Obama!

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Jesse, Fallon NV — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:36:58 GMT

What a crock. I am not going to succumb to mandatory Hillary health care. Besides, she won't even be in a position to run this through.

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Eric, SI, NY — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:38:10 GMT

On the one hand the Obama campaign is saying that we should not change the rules in the middle of the game and allow the Florida and Michigan delegates to be seated but yet they DO want to change the rules in the middle of the game and state that super delegates should not be allowed to vote how they want (which has been the rule for 20 years) but rather they should vote based on some other factor. Is the Obama campaign saying that the Florida and Michigan delegates should not be seated since those are the rules but the rules should be broken when it comes to super delegates?

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kenn — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:38:55 GMT

Must be an obama speech on now you cant seem to keep a stream going for more than 1 minute,get a job and get out of the way and let people who are interested in the free flow of ideas do this site not you FOLKS.THE REAL PEOPLE WILL NOT BE POLLED OR SILENCED

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Beth Smith, Green Bay, Wisconsin — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:40:44 GMT

YES WE CAN ! HILLARY WILL WIN THE NOMINATION. hillaryclinton.com , please come visit today.

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s.b. California — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:44:00 GMT

The polls I've seen for Wisconsin show Clinton in the lea and its not a caucus, unlike the other midwestern states he has won.

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SHIRLEY L. AR. — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:46:24 GMT

IT IS AN ABSOLUTE SHAME FOR OBAMA TO LAY CLAIM TO ALL OF HILLARY'S PROPOSALS., INCLUDING HEALTH CARE.
SHE HAS DONE THE RESEARCH, SHE HAS MADE THE HARD DECISIONS, SHE HAS COME THROUGH WITH HEALTH PLANS ONE DAY AT A TIME AND HELPED PROVIDE HEALTH CARE TO MANY WHO WOULD NOT HAVE IT, BUT SHE HAS DONE SO MUCH MORE. SHE HAS MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN TO GO TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS WHERE IT WASN'T ALWAYS POSSIBLE BEFORE SHE WAS FIRST LADY OF ARKANSAS. SHE WAS THE ONE VOICE CRYING OUT FOR HEALTH CARE AS FIRST LADY OF THE UNITED STATED WHEN IT WAS NOT THE POPULAR THING TO DO. NOW SHE HAS MADE IT EASY FOR OBAMA TO USE HER PROPOSALS TO LIFT HIS WAY TO A NOMINATION THAT SHE HAS EARNED AND DESERVES SO MUCH MORE THAN HE. I KNOW HE LIKES TO MAKE FUN OF ANY ONE WHO MIGHT SAY IT IS HER TURN, BUT I SAY IF IT IS ANYBODIES TURN IT IS TRULY HILLARY CLINTON'S. SHE HAS EARNED IT. FAIR AND SQUARE. HER IDEAS ARE HER OWN, INCLUDING THE LINE HE USUES IN HIS PEP RELLY'S. YES HILLARY WAS THE FIRST ONE TO TELL HER AUDIANCES WE CAN DO IT.!!!
HE STOLE EVEN THAT FROM HILLARY.

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Adam/NYC — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:46:41 GMT

Hillary's plan will encourage companies accross the country to drop health coverage from their benefits packages thus forcing millions to buy lesser government mandated HMOs.

Her plan is Universal *CRAPPY* Healthcare.

Remember, Hillary takes the second most money from Health Insurance Lobbyists in the country (2nd to George W Bush)... is it no wonder that she wants to force you to buy their product without addressing the cost?

Obama's plan would address the costs of healthcare first, encouraging more companies to add health coverage to their benefits plan while creating a national plan with an option to buy in.

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Chris Portland, OR — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:48:30 GMT

Never bring a knife to a gun fight! By the time this general election is over, only one person will be standing, and that's the one tough enough to take on the GOP.

Hillary '08

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Liz from NH — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:50:46 GMT

Very nice ad!

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Cody Welsh, Sparta WI — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:50:56 GMT

Did she talk about "Lambert Field"?

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Scott Simpson, Oakridge TN — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:52:26 GMT

<<"I'm Hillary Clinton and I approved this message.">>

Too bad less and less people approve of you Hillary.

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drbob10001 — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:52:46 GMT

Barack Obama's healthcare plan has a much better chance of passing Congress, AND will cover as many if not more families than Clinton's because it costs a LOT less. His plan forces insurance companies to lower premiums through a new goverment consumer agency called the National Insurance Exchange. Clinton's plan forces famiiles to buy higher cost plans, mandated by the government which will garnish your wages!

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Prakaithip — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:55:00 GMT

I hope everyone realizes that this campaign is not to choose who will be The American Idol. It's time to seriously compare resumes instead of who speaks more and loudest. That's all folks... Thanks!

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David - WI — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:55:07 GMT

Interesting how she has turned her only major experience of a failure in her major health care plan during her time in the White House as First Lady into a positive which was a very small compromise of covering some children. Why does she think this time in the White House she can be successful????

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Phred, NH — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:56:33 GMT

Why must politicians force health care on people? Of the 47 million give or take who are uninsured, roughly half that number do not take insurance of their own volition. If everyone is forced to have health insurance, who then will pay?

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Lekan Patrick, MD — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:57:45 GMT

Is it just me or it's truly what it is. She is beginning to look like a former candidate, just like Guiliani.

This is the end of the Hillary and Third-Term-Bill dream ... so sad...

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California Independent — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:00:07 GMT

This is simple.
Obama is practical. Hillary is pandering. Nobody with even half a brain believes that even if Senator Clinton squeaks out a victory in the fall, that she will be able to get anything close to Universal Healthcare passed. Democrats will lose seats in the Senate and House (she will be a "downticket drag") and, while all us of think it's unfortunate, the GOP will be strongly unified against Universal Healthcare, particularly if it has Hillary behind it.

Barack's plan achieves the same ends as HIllary's plan and it actually has a chance of getting through Congress, particularly if there's a "downticket boost" from Obama being on the ticket.

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California Independent — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:02:10 GMT

PraKaithip,
Happy to do so. If only Hillary would let us see her resume. Every time we ask for backup, she says, "sorry, I won't show you until after the Primary." No records, no tax returns, nothing. Any of us on this message board that tried to get hired without providing evidence of what we had done in the past would get laughed out of the room.

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David - St Louis MO — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:02:39 GMT

For those who think MSNBC is biase towards the Clintons don't get your news here go to Fox News or elsewhere.

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Lura, Philadelphia, PA — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:05:01 GMT

This is Hillary Clinton's strongest issue. With all the excitement about Obama, I think people are missing how poor he is on issues where most Amercans really want to see a change, and desperately need that change. Besides Healthcare, Obama's environmental plan is weak, pushing for building more nuclear power plants and coal plants; his economic stimulus package doesn't address the long term picture of job creation, only suggesting tax credits. As an educator, I don't like his plan for merit pay for teachers as a way of improving education.

I am an Edwards Democrat and I vacillate now between Obama and Clinton almost daily. But it is Obama's position on Healthcare, right now, that keeps me from falling into his camp.

Americans are ready for change, and Obama says "yes, we can", but his positions say "no, we can't" it's not possible at this time. Well, when will Universal Healthcare be possible, and how many people will suffer, become econimcally crippled or die, before it does become possible? I am afraid Obama won't fight the really hard battles.

That's why I miss Edwards, and sometimes think that Clinton will at least really fight the battle on Healthcare.

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EJ, Las Vegas, NV — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:05:06 GMT

It isn't that hard to log onto every candidate's website to find their substance, or lack of.

Obama knows that it takes the masses to win an election, and not a few people that want to hear a 60-minute policy speech.

I like policy speeches, but the general electorate just needs motivation to go to the polls. You think Hillary would have realized that by now?!

Her husband won the nomination for his style (Tsongas had all the substance). She just doesn't have that charisma that you need . . .and this is coming from an enthusiastic supporter of her husband in the nineties.

I know her fans are pouting that this isn't fair . . .but too many down-ticket candidates will need Obama's charisma over her "experience."

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Kristian O — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:08:59 GMT

Too Late Baby.

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Sierra, SF — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:09:23 GMT

Hillary's 35 years of 'experience' includes:
Monica Lewinsky
Gennifer Flowers
Juanita Broaddrick
Kathleen Willey
Whitewater
Cattle futures
Rose Law firm, representing corporate interests
Wal Mart board of directors
TravelGate
HairCutGate
the NAFTA sell out
the WTO sell out
the Millenium Communications bill
Vincent Foster
Maggie Williams' conver up of Vincent Foster death
the McDougals
Buddist Fund raising
Norman Hsu
Johnny Treu
Peter Paul
Marc Rich pardon
Carlos A. Vignali pardon
Roger Clinton pardon
Voting for the Iraq War
Voting for Kyl/Lieberman
Voting AGAINST the cluster bomb ban
'race-baiting'
the 'Politics of personal destruction'
'demonizing the opposition'
30 years of Bill Clinton's open, public adultery

That's a LOT of 'EXPERIENCE' Billary..

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Nashville_fan — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:10:59 GMT

I guess Senator Obama doesn't have any ads, since they are never posted here.

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phil — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:12:37 GMT

Obama thing- No detail more of some other things like anti-Clinton, and fresh face or Media in his favor

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SUZY, SF CA — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:12:58 GMT

WISCONSIN VOTERS....
GO HILLARY!!!
STOP THIS PIED PIPER WITH ROSE COLORED GLASSES!!!
WE ALL WANT CHANGE...
BUT I WANT SOMEONE WHO CAN LEAD THIS COUNTRY NATIONALLY AND GLOBALLY - AND THAT'S NOT OBAMA...
LET'S GO PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS RACE IS NOT OVER!!!! DON'T LISTEN TO THE MEDIA - YOUR EVERY VOTE COUNTS!!!!!
GO HILLARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Steve, PA Democrat — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:13:31 GMT

For as much as the tide is swinging back to the Democrats (especially in November) we are still a predominently conservative/right-of-moderate country. People do not want to be be FORCED to get healthcare.

Obama's health care plan could actually get passed. His plan makes sense. If healthcare is affordable and cheaper than what they already have why wouldn't people choose the cheaper option.

My father, a 58 year old Republican, says he can support national health care if he can have the same quality for less cost. His plan addresses cost.

Americans do not want to be told what they MUST do. Are we not a country based on free will and personal choice?

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lr West Fargo ND — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:16:20 GMT

Lets take a moment a rationalize this. niviversal health care is better that what Obama is selling. Under his plan there are still "fines" that will be enforced to parent who do not buy in. By him enforces companies to lower their premiums: CO-Pays will sky rocket because there will be no need for competition. Under a universal health care plan. Health care companies will have to compete with the Congressional Health care plan. This means Health care insurance policies will have to lower not only premiums but also co-pays in order to compete with the Congressional Health care. I recieve health care provided buy the government and read the bills all the time ; It is amazing to see the bartering that goes on. For a 500. dollar bill, the governement gets the hospitals to lower that bill buy at least 50% and pays your bills at the lower price. I have no co -pays except for 3.00 medicine co-pays. Imagine a country where doctors and healthcare providers start taking more interest in actually caring about patients not the BOTTOM DOLLAR.

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Sierra, SF — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:17:22 GMT

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Thomas Snow, Green Bay, Wi. — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:23:42 GMT

WE ARE TAKING ALL DONATIONS AT , hillaryclinton.com, PLEASE COME VISIT.

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R Robertson, Barronett, WI — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:24:49 GMT

0Take the lesser of the two evils and vote Obama. Be careful of what you wish for. You may get it!!!!

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jack, burlington, vt — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:30:43 GMT

Here is a reality check. I work in a hospital(26 years) and see so many people with no health care - they come in for open heart or stroke or whatever - and demand the best to save them, spending over 600,00 pr more for their care. We ( the poor schmucks that pay for insurance) have our ins. rise to pay for that care. When you talk with them( the individuals without insurance) they have atvs, nice cars, a nice house, they travel to fla for the winter. In short they have the good life - they take no guff from a boss - quit jobs at the drop of a hat and have a loud opinion of everything. They CAN pay for insurance - but choose not to... a point obama refuses to see. ANY health plan that does not include everyone is one that will fail because individuals such as this will continue to drive up the basic costs for the general public with insurance. IF you have not worked in the field DO NOT make assumptions about the success of OBAMA's plan which is in reality - no plan. Wake up and look at your neighbors. those without insurance are living on the generosity of the middle class and we are getting fairly tired of the load. Nuf said.

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tim greenwood, fergus falls,MN. — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:46:10 GMT

yes I am a hillary supportor, I think before people in wisconsin and ohio vote they should look at obama's voting record in Illinios, 6 times at least he either (as he claimed) pushed the wrong button while voting or did not vote on things critical to his district. since 2003 or 2004 his has recieved 277,000.00 dollars from the energy corparation that runs a nuclear power plant in his district, why is this not reported on? if they (the media) are going to rake Hillary over the coals then it is only fair that Obama's imperfect and planned voting record be look at as well

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Democrat08 — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:46:27 GMT

Why does Sen. Obama and his supporters reject the idea of Universal Healthcare? His latest arguement is that Sen. Clinton will mandate coverage for everyone. Sen. Obama doesn't always have a problem with mandates. What he seems to leave out from his criticism of Clinton's plan is that he thinks mandates are perfectly fine for children. Democrats have long fought for Universal Healthcare. I hope that with Sen. Clinton as our nominee -we will get there.

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Hattie, Wichita, Ks. — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:48:35 GMT

Hillary healthcare plan will garnish your wages. What happen to freedom of choice?

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sue - NH — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:49:07 GMT

To Jack in VT

I really wish people would not generalize about others with no insurance. I worked for many years for a company that did not offer insurance. There was nothing I could do. You do to the hospital for care, because doctors will not see you without insurance. There is no place else to turn. Obvioulsy a system that doesn't work. I do agree with you that the system must be mandated for everyone before it can work. To all the conversatives: Mitt Romney established mandatory insur. in MA. None of you were carrying on about it then.

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TJK, Hunt Valley, MD — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:55:17 GMT

The media seem to be missing the big story in the Democratic Primary Elections. Everyone should be asking why Hillary Clinton has been unsuccessful to effectively win the nomination? It is obvious that her campaign was counting on an easy ride to victory, coasting on her name recognition and past history, floating on the gas vapor of good will for Bill Clinton. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are both compelling candidates. No one can fault Hillary for not living up to expectations in debates or speeches. She has been an outstanding candidate. So why isn’t she celebrating victory? What happened to her huge lead in the polls? Why did it disappear when the voters got involved? She had collected huge sums of money for her campaign, or did she? News reports indicated that her campaign trove rivaled Obama’s. Where did it go? Why wasn’t her campaign ready to win caucuses? Now the spin is: we don’t do caucuses, just primaries. Huh? You’re running for president in the Democratic Party and you’re not ready to caucus? Maybe she’s too trusting of her advisors? The same advisors who told her to vote for the Iraq war? It would seem she would have such a huge advantage over Obama who is so inexperienced. Who cares if you’re ready to serve on day one if you’re not ready to run for the nomination?

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Juanita Covington — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:56:34 GMT

Hillary is the best person for the job. Obama has no clue on where to get started.He can be another civil rights leader.

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JD, Pittsburgh, PA — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:02:52 GMT

Jack in VT - well said as I've been in the healthcare industry myself for 30 years.
People - if your primary issues are the economy and healthcare vote for Hillary. If your primary issue is getting out of Iraq then it's a draw as both candidates' positions on that issue are basically the same. If your primary issue is the vote that took us into Iraq in the first place then vote Barack. Personally I'm focused on the economy, healthcare and getting out of Iraq. A vote for Hillary seems like a no brainer.

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oknOK — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:02:55 GMT

Thank you Jack in Burlington. Having worked in hospital accounting for years, I can confirm you are correct. For myself, I'm tired of paying for people who CHOOSE not to have insurance.

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oknOK — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:04:59 GMT

Steve in PA: yes, we're a country of free will and personal choice. But, when people make a personal choice not to have health insurance, why should I have to pay for their choice when they get ill?

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Chris Chance, Miami Florida — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:05:17 GMT

So you'd rather everone be forced to pay for universal healthcare even the little guys that can't afford it...

its easy to say that they should force everyone to pay when your working in the medical field... but their are people out their that make less than you make in a month in the course of a year... not by choice but by their situation!

A "nice life" as you see these people having is pretty interesting i had a friend that was like you say having a "nice life" until she killed her self... guess it wasnt that wonderful afterall.. dont let outside appearances and, your personal views cloud peoples actual lives...

Who exactly are you to state who CAN and CANT pay for insurance? Are you their banker no... we're an economy that is failing, we've got people desperately trying to make their current bills to save their HOUSES....

If you think hilarys plan is great, now those same people that can't pay their house mortages and are loosing their homes also have to contend with garnished wages... wow thats just great.

Yes everyone should have health care... but they should be ABLE TO HAVE HEALTH CARE EASILY AND CHEAPLY!... They should NOT BE FORCED TO... situations in peoples lives changes.

Mandating health care via things like garnished wages is just a quick fix trying to slap a bandade on the issue, then we'll here that people can't afford to pay their bills because their getting even less monthly due to garnished wages....

Oh hilary doesnt want to garnish wages? Umm well you could have fooled me because when posed with that direct question she never responded.

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J. Merle Stanley, Westchester, NY — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:12:02 GMT

What about the wage garnishment she is going to enforce along with her universal health care plan?
What about her tax returns that she refuses to make public?Let her be honest with the American people so we can make a choice?This is saying anything to win for Hillary.
Ndali,Clinton,NJ (Sent Tuesday, February 12, 2008 11:32 AM)

NDALI....That's an Obama-Rama-Ding-Dong scare tactic, and a LIE by omission.
Vehicle insurance is MANDATED in all 50 states, and your wages can be garnished to pay for that too.
But, realistically how many times does that happen?
These are people's lives, their health and their well-being we're talking about. The law spends more time concerning itself with who has car insutrance, than it does who has HEALTH insurance.
Mandated coverage also means that nobody can be turned down, and Obama's plan doesn't cover that contingency.
Obama and his followers have name-called, race baited, and LIED their way into the lead for the nomination. I hope your proud of that.
You can be qually as proud to know that Barrack Obama will NEVER get this lifelong Democrat's vote.
I will do all that is in my power, including volunteer work for John McCain, in order to see to it that Obama NEVER sees the inside of "1600" as President. (If Obama gets the nomination.)
Loyal Democrats take heed, our party is being over run by extremeist whackos again.
Please, let's nominate Hillary. She has a chance to win in November.
Let's not cow-tow to the independents and knuckleheads who are trying to con us into nominating someone who will LOSE to John McCain.
(...and you all KMOW that's true!)

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aMom, Kansas — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:17:13 GMT

I guess I feel Hillary Clinton's language in this ad and in her speeches is deceptive to the general audience. The lower income audiences who may be less educated and less aware of subtle differences in word connotations might not fully understand that when Hillary says she has "provided health care" she really means she has made it so some people can provide their own health care.

Similarly, her phrase "universal healthcare" (she coined it, but they all use it) is also deceptive because a lot of people think universal means simply that everyone will get healthcare, when it actually means that everyone will have to get healthcare and pay insurance companies because it will be illegal to not have healthcare coverage for yourself and your family.

As a single mother of 3 working two jobs and still at the low income level, I calculated that I may be required by law to pay a about 1/4 of my total yearly income to a health insurance company, just as I am required by law to pay 1/10 of it to a car insurance company. so my insurance will be paid, but we won't be able to eat well.

Someone will probably say there are low income health options out there, to which I would ask: have you ever been to a doctor who accepts Healthwave? There is a reason why they do.

I guess I just wish someone would just tell us the truth without hiding it in carefully chosen words. Obviously that someone is not Hillary Clinton.

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Kozmik, CA — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:18:00 GMT

If obama wins the nomination, Mcain will pick a woman for veep and take alot of moderate women with him. Don't tak Mcain so lightly

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Brian, Anchorage, Alaska — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:18:10 GMT

It's crazy she trupets this as a victory or a good thing. Do you people realize the guts of he health care plan? If you are between jobs you HAVE to buy health care or she fines you. FINES YOU... even if you don't want it.

Obama's plan give you a freedom of choice and actually confronts the high cost of health care. Under Hillary's you STILL have to pay for it out of your own pocket. THE SAME AMOUNT YOU PAY NOW. And it allows companies to stop insuring you themselves and make you buy your own insurance. Obama's fights cost and gives you options.

Hillary's plan is a waste of my time and my money. Yours too. There is nothing good about it.

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Carol M — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:19:34 GMT

It is an outrage the media and ego-maniacs have ignored the exciting and proud historical moment with a woman running for President for the first time, but find it necessary to suppress and belittle her capability and family. However, her opponent is obviously being protected from wallowing in the glass bowl and offering little experience for a job that needs a POWERHOUSE resume. GO HILLARY!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Sue, Osseo, WI — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:20:07 GMT

Obama supporters need to look at the fact that Obama mentions the problems, but does not have a concrete answer. He is a wonderful orator. He does not have the experience. The few times he has been some-what challenged he has gotten flustered. Think of what he will do when the Republicans get him in their sights.

I was not a Hillary supporter from the beginning, but I truly think she is the most intelligent, capable person for the job of President at this time.

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Charlene, Traverse City, MI — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:21:19 GMT

After acting out and dealing with Bill and Hillary Clinton's escapades when they were in office, who wants to be exposed to that again: only those whose lives are as sad as theirs.

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BIGOLDTEXAN — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:21:47 GMT

SHIRLEY L. AR: '...IT IS AN ABSOLUTE SHAME FOR OBAMA TO LAY CLAIM TO ALL OF HILLARY'S PROPOSALS...'

Hillary STOLE John Edwards' health care plans
She's also stealing Obama's ideas.... 'movement' talking with our adversaries, opposing the Iraq war..

What ISN'T in Hillary's ad:

She's taking MASSIVE contributions from Insurance and Pharmaceutical corporations
Guess WHO WILL BENEFIT from Hillary's health plans ?

She's forcing EVERYBODY to buy health insurance from her contributors ?

Hillary Clinton, cold, calculating, dishonest, unethical and civisive
Sierra, SF (Sent Tuesday, February 12, 2008 12:17 PM)

You`ve said it!!
Why would anyone vote for a health care plan the will garnish theor wages if you don`t buy it.

Hell, she has to be one of the craziest people on this planet to think that being forced to buy health care over buying food or paying your rent.
Once you take this kind of action don`t she realize that there will be more people living on the streets, than what she will force the real estate brokers to give you housing and buy food for you.

No HRC plan stink so bad that I can smell it from here.

Obama '08

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Pete,Portland,NY — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:22:45 GMT

Hillary has been fighting all her life,it's hard to get legilsation pased,just ask Kennedy he's been trying to do it for years and he hasn't got anywhere. Obama copmlains about the Cheney energy policies,but he voted for them,wake up America before it's to late,he has no substance,just glowing rhetoric..

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Ophelia, Laurel, MD — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:24:39 GMT

I think people need to really be thoughtful in their choice. Hillary Clinton talks about 35 years of experience in her ads, however, she was only in her own right in elected office for the last 6. I don't count being first lady of a state nor of the country as "experience." That's like saying I am a rocket scientist because my husband works at NASA. She was exposed, sure, to things that others may not have been, but she was not in elected office.

Obama, on the other hand, was. First, working as an organizer is no joke? Make sure you know what that means - because it means bringing people together to make choices and decisions about people most often forgotten - the poor, the homeless, single moms on welfare, etc. Then he was elected - check that word - ELECTED to state senate.

I just think people should be informed. Read their positions. Think about what CAN be accomplished and who is more likely to get things ACCOMPLISHED! I don't think Hillary can get anything passed unless we continue with a Democratic House and Senate and even then it's a stretch. Also, as mid-term elections trend, they switch depending on who's at the top. Why? Because most Americans don't like to be snowballed. So think about who is more likely to get work done with a GOP House/Senate.

Those who are polarizing - or the person who has substantial experience working on both sides of the aisle.

Yes, I support Obama. He's the right choice for America and where we need to go in the future.

It's not good enough to just go back to what we had in the 90's - we need to go further - we need to expand who we are and how we fit into the global economy for financial reasons and for safety reasons. Obama is by far the better choice.

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TH, midwest — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:27:28 GMT

Look, we will never have "universal" state mandated health care. This is not a knock on Hillary or a vote for Obama. The same issues are championed by candidates in the Democratic party every election cycle, and the profits of the drug companies still go up. Gas prices are still going to go up. Poor people are still shown less respect than rich people.

To stay focused on health care, I am beginning to get the sense that voters somehow think they are going to suddenly receive "free" health insurance because a democrat waves a magic wand or something. Hillary's "universal" plan still costs a ton of money. In order to acheive this pie in the sky health care coverage, our taxes would skyrocket. I have yet to hear a single person on this or any other site ask to pay a higher tax rate. European countries with state run health systems charge a much higher tax rate than ours.

In the end, when a president and congress finally grow a pair and stand up to the corporations that have been sucking the life out of this country with totally out of whack profit margins, we may finally get to the point where everyone can afford insurance.

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Nicholas, MN — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:29:25 GMT

[Here's the script for "Obligation":]
--The title of this ad coincides very well with the Clinton campaign. Two things I've glaringly noticed: there is an obligation to vote for a Clinton and an obligation of government intervention to solve everyone's ills with Clinton giving of course.

drbob10001: Save your breath Dr. Bob, as no Clinton supporter that I have seen here will listen to reason when it comes to healthcare.

Leave the damn media alone, my goodness! Some of the Clinton supporters are using the media to drum sympathy for an attacked woman. Seems to go against the very grain of feminism, and is pretty sad commentary.

It is no different than those who blame the Clintons for initiating the whole race debacle. No, they did not, it was a topic on the cusp of coming forth and the SC primary gave it the nudge. Yet, whilst the Clintons did not initiate it, they sure perpetuated the racial divide.

i.m.r.

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Keith in Maryland — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:32:55 GMT

I don't think her plan can ever become law due to the federal mandates in it. Obama is the only one with a plan that has a decent shot of making it through congress.

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Debra Austin,Tx — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:33:24 GMT

Do you think she can nurse the country from the Bush administration's attacks on the constitution, particularly the eavesdropping on American citizens here in the US. Wonder why she was the only Democrat not to vote today against granting immunity to the telephone companies for their surveillance of us. Obama was there but Clinton has a campaign to worry about. Shameful!

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Kristian O — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:33:25 GMT

The most distrubing thing about the Clinton campaign is how arrogant and condescending they were in assuming that the nomination was a forgone conclusion. Their "supposed" advantage in organization at the state level was pathetically overrated. And for a Democrat to now be a "big-state" approach at securing delegates is completely anit-Democrat given the grassroots movement we're supposed to reflect. What a Joke. Hillary desrves to lose.

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Mark, NC — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:33:45 GMT

Hillary passed SCHIp? The original SCHIP bill passed in 1997 with Ted Kennedy (D) and Orin Hatch (R). If she wanted to pass healthcare so bad, why didn't she try in her 7 glorious years in the senate? Hillary didn't write any bills, just voted like everyone else. 35 years of "experience"

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Fred C Dobbs Sierra Madre, CA — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:36:18 GMT

Conservatives and Obama folks off their meds again this morning!

Don Imus got fired for vulgar comments against black female athletes.

David Shuster goes vulgar and disgusting on a white female and gets a slap on the wrist.

Chris Metthews just goes disgusting and not even a slap on the wrist.

It's not only the on air talent at MSNBC it's the PRODUCERS and the brass at NBC who have supervised this dishonest "coverage".

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gabe-Las Vegas — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:41:58 GMT

WoW , you Clinton supporters arent exactly encouraging me to vote for Here...Better be careful how you talk, others are watching

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joe thomas — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:44:57 GMT

it is amazing the only thing hillary has on obama is this health care plan .which is a big joke not gona pass anywhere.
what happend to experience?
ready from day one ?
coronation?
money 175,000,000 at that all squanderd?
what does this tell you about hillarys character?

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M Gosnell — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:52:20 GMT

Just to let you know, Drs already carry their share of the burden. Medicare pays next to nothing for services for covered patients. My grandmother was being treated for cancer. She was treated with radiation. The medicare plan paid the hospital $150 for an $1800 procedure. All other insurance plans-that is private, for profit companies-pay doctors and hospitals based on the medicare rates. Medicare rates have gone down year after year. Hospitals close, doctors lay people off because they bring in less and less money to pay employees more in wages and benefits. Expenses of doing business keep climbing. The people making money are insurance companies and unreasonable lawsuits. Meanwhile we all pay more in copays and insurance costs. Am I the only one who sees a problem here? Is anyone addressing this problem?

As for Hillary's ideas. "Change" is something we hear a lot these days since she first lost Iowa. "Bringing people together" is another. She sounds more like Obama than herself these days.

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kenn — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:52:44 GMT

Is that you david shuster telling people to get their news from fox you go girl.Serria I only wish I could be there to taste your tears when OBAMMA wins and your dreams of UTOPIA come true

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SHIRLEY L, AR. — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:54:00 GMT

GET A GRASP ON IT BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE'
IF THE OBAMA SUPPORTERS ARE SO WELL EDUCATED,
WHY!!!! ARE THEY FOR OBAMA INSTEAD OF HILLARY?
SHE IS SO OBVIOUSLY THE ONE WHO HAS DONE HER HOME WORK.
HILLARY HAS BEN SETTING THE STAGE FOR HEALTH CARE FOR A LONG TIME
NOW IT'S TIME HAS COME AND SO HAS HILLARY'S
REMINDS ME OF A SONG.

ANYTHING HE CAN DO - SHE CAN DO BETTER,
SHE CAN DO ANYTHING BETTER THAN HIM.

NO SHE CAN'T - YES SHE CAN.

YES, SHE CAN-CAN-CAN-CAN.

CAME FROM ANNIE OAKLEY - THE MOVIE.
ANOTHER WOMAN BLAZING A TRAIL ON BEHALF OF WOMEN.

COME ON LADIES
HELP CLOSE THE GENDER GAP I HAVE SEEN ALL OF MY LIFE TOWARD WOMEN. OUR TIME HAS COME TOO.

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Patrick, Indianapolis — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:57:03 GMT

For all of you people who think Hillary Clinton is the answer to our health care needs, can any one of you name me even on President who has had a "plan" on which he has campaigned ever signed into law? Once her "plan" gets to the congress, they will bastardize it, add things to it, water other parts down, and completely change it from her original "plan". If any of you think Hillary is going to pass health care into law then you're just nuts. Obama's plan will be able to attract Republican support which is needed in the Senate. Clinton's "plan" will fail from the start.

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nancy — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:57:51 GMT

If Hillary is having trouble running her campaign with all her FRIENDS around her, how does she plan on running the country with her ENEMIES (republicans)swarming even closer? So much for experience.

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Rick, Detroit, MI — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:08:35 GMT

Once Obama wins, you Clintonites better fall in line with the dem party. Then we will know who disagreed and who just don't like a black man with power. Obama 08

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floyd, maryland — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:15:43 GMT

Hillary failed with her healthcare during her "35 years of experience," she failed internationally by having the american armed forces reduced while other countries were growing. under their watch were witnessed genocide in over a dozen countries to witch nothing was done, including Rwanda, in which 800,000 people were killed in a three month period. Hillary did nothing then, despite heavy concern from the international community and the american people. anyone remember whitewater, filegate, travelgate, ron brown, monica, flowers, China's theft of ICBM technology. It was due to an absent foreign policy by Clinton that lead to an unchecked middle east. you vote hillary, but my support is behind Obama(I do wish Romney was still in it though).

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Margaret, NYC — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:17:01 GMT

Obama LIES about his health care plan - to audiences and in TV ads - claiming his plan is universal.
It is NOT!

Oblahma does NOT support universal health care!!
Oblahma OMITS 15M of us - BEFORE he begins his Kumbaya meetings with the Insurance industry.

Oblahma is a sellout to the Insurance industry!

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Nilson, CA — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:17:15 GMT

No one is sure what they saying. Why there is no health care in America when Billions are being spent in wars?
I think both plans work and can also fail. Just look at other issues as well. Edwards had a plan, but he is no longer there. Why not get that plan for the winning candidate? If you cannot chose between Obama and Clinton, go for Huckabee.

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Paul Miller, Woodbridge, VA — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:17:19 GMT

I think Hillary has a good shot in Wisconsin. Its already the cheese state. She's just bringing the whine.

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Patty, SD,CA — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:19:18 GMT

Once Obama wins, you Clintonites better fall in line with the dem party. Then we will know who disagreed and who just don't like a black man with power. Obama 08
Rick, Detroit, MI (Sent Tuesday, February 12, 2008 2:08 PM)
********************************

Fall in line what do you think this is?

why do you make it a black/white issue. Giving Obama the nomination is giving the Reps the win in November.

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Margaret, NYC — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:20:40 GMT

Obama LIES!!
Hillary's health care plan doesn't force people who can't afford health care to buy insurance.
Health care would be free to low income!!

Why does Obama use Rovian tactics??
Cause Oblahma is a Republicrat!

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Margaret, NYC — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:23:08 GMT

During the last debate - Obama said he would fine people for back premiums if they didn't sign up voluntarily - and later found they needed health care.

Has pro-Obama misogynist MSNBC mentioned this??
chirp, chirp

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Lynne Hawkins, Coal City, West Virgiania — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:23:14 GMT

If you want a country that garnishes your wages because you do not have health insurance - vote for
Hillary or move to Russia.
Bring back Dave Schuster....a good example of how
the Clintons work. Now they've scared MSNBC. Chris
is counting Fla. in the States he gives Hillary.

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Felicia Page, Berlin, WI — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:24:09 GMT

I was on the fence about Hillary or Obama until I saw Obama's TV ad in Wisconsin. Using his dead white mother was offensive to me. He doesn't tell us anything about his health care plan, just that she died of cancer. She worried about her medical bills. Did she have insurance? Did he help her with medical bills? I am a recovering cancer survivor. I have insurance, but I still have co-pays. I would very much object to my children using my illness for any type of persoonal gain.

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Dave, TN — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:24:21 GMT

Universal care for children is backwards anyway. We should be covering their working parents first, working adults next, children of working adults and then adults that dont work and dont produce anything

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WW, NJ — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:26:39 GMT

It doesn't matter if Hillary Wins the nomination, when it comes to the General Election, many African Americans like myself will remember the words coming from the Clinton Campaign... REMEMBER MR. and MRS. Clinton you cannot win in November with less than 45% EVEN a dropoff 0f 5% will spell doom and a McCain Administration.

You cannot Un-Say Words or Un-Do deeds... As far as I'm concerned the damage has been DONE !... You can trot out all the African-American 'Community Leaders' you want Hillary..

I Feel Disrespected and as someone who has supported the Clintons, I feel they have taken the opportunity to show their true face(s)...

* Do ANYTHING To WIN...
* Say ANYTHING To WIN...

And remember those who think the Politics of personal destruction is a winner....

45 Minus 5 = McCain !

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Beth Kimbel, Madison,Wi., you bet ya ! We love Hillary ! — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:27:02 GMT

There is still time "today" to make that important history changing donation. Just go to hillaryclinton.com , it's real easy.

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J vidas Appleton Wi — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:28:43 GMT

Health care is one of many issues and unless you feel the republicans will give you a beter deal than you best vote for Obama. He can defeat them. Hillary cannot. Hillary is a grest public servant. Her heart is in the right place. Nevertheless she will reawaken the dark side accross the aisle. The dirt diggers. They will unite completley and defeat Hillary in the general election. For all our sake. Get your own insurance and vote to end republican occupation of the white house. Vote Obama.

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Jane, Cary, NC — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:29:23 GMT

Sent in a post to the First Read blog at about 12:30 - never showed up! So I'll try again here! I want to point out that Obama HAS won four of the 17 "Biggest" Electoral states!(those with Electoral votes over 10). I am so tired of this refrain that he has not won big states. Illinois has 21 Electoral votes and is the 5th largest. I know it is Obama's home state but it is Hillary's BIRTHSTATE - and she lost by a very wide margin. (Obama did much better in her state of NY) Obama has also won Georgia which has 15 Electoral votes. He has won Missouri and Washington, each with 11. If he wins VA today that is another of the "Big 17" with 13 Electoral votes. AND - DOES ANYONE SERIOUSLY THINK THAT IF OBAMA IS THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE THAT HE WILL LOSE NY, NJ, MA, or CA in the FALL TO JOHN MCCAIN??! OF COURSE NOT! Obama has shown he can win in ALL parts of the country - and with lots of INDEPENDENTS and cross-over GOP VOTERS! In a year when Democratic turn-out is DOUBLE that of the GOP, it is VERY likely that Obama will carry both "Purple" and "Red" states like Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Maine, Washington, Colorado, etc. He will make the South competitive in places like VA and Louisiana and Georgia. He will definitely be the stronger Democratic nominee!

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sandy, arkansas — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:29:42 GMT

hillary is only interested in getting power, she could care less about you or me. people in her position cannot relate to people who have to work everyday, worry about gas prices, food, healthcare and how if we will be able to pay for everything each week. there is not one person holding an office position that has not got his or hers own interest at heart and unless the american people stand up and fight for what is right in the country it will stay this way but yet they keep getting elected and we still keep complaining

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James G., Oak Park, MI — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:32:20 GMT

Thank you Jack in Burlington. Having worked in hospital accounting for years, I can confirm you are correct. For myself, I'm tired of paying for people who CHOOSE not to have insurance.
oknOK (Sent Tuesday, February 12, 2008 1:02 PM)

You do know that if you own a car and pay insurance, you pay for people who don't have MANDATED AUTO INSURANCE, don't you?

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Deanie DeLap — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:35:53 GMT

Hillary will MANDATE health care. Does everyone know what that means???? It's like Plan D. If you don't take the governments plan YOU ARE FINED. BIG TIME!!!!! I don't want Mandated Health plan, so I will vote Obama....

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FJ, Philadelphia PA — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:42:39 GMT

Laura from Philly, please tell me the difference between Obama's health care plan and Hillary's? How is mandating that every buy health care whether they can offord it or not better than just making it more affordable and available and allowing the individual to decide for themselves?

Why anyone would want the government telling them what they can and can't afford and garnishing their wages, is beyond me.

Have you even looked at Hillary's health care plan? It is not free insurance people. It is not Canadian/European style universal health care. WAKE UP!!!!!!!!!!!

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Michelle nardi west hills california — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:44:26 GMT

Maybe it is my own biased side popping up but why
does Obama get so much attention for so little
effort in ever getting anything done. Where is he
from? He talks in a big circle could someone tell
me what he is saying? What does he want to get done?
Help me out here.

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DONNA EBBERT PAINESVILLE OHIO — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:47:40 GMT

HILLARY HAS WORKED ON HEALTH CARE PLANS FOR HOW LONG????SHE HASNT BEEN ABLE TO PASS ONE YET. I FEEL SHE SAYS WHATEVER SHE NEEDS TO TO GET WHAT SHE WANTS...SHE AGRED FLORIDA AND MICHIGAN DELEGATES WONT BE COUNTED,,OBAMAS CATCHES UP WITH HER NOW SHE WANTS THEM TO COUNT, IF WE CANT TRUST HER ON THAT HOW CAN WE TRUST ANYTHING ELSE SHE SAYS.I WOULD LOVE TO SEE A WOMEN AS PRESIDENT, BUT WE NEED CHANGE OBAMA IS MORE LIKELY TO GIVE THAT CHANGE BESIDES MICHELLE OBAMA MAKES A BETTER FIRST LADY THEN BILL CLINTON WE ALL KNOW HIS PASS IN THE WHITE HOUSE.........

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Jenny Collins — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:48:04 GMT

Just say NO to Hillary. Why would you want to vote for someone who has just told the country that anyone who voted in caucuses are activists and their votes don't really count.

Also, if you saw the movie "Sicko" you would know that she gets lots and lots of money from insurance and pharmaceutical companies. her healthcare plan FORCES everyone to buy insurance... at what price? We have no idea.