Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

LEELER,FL — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:51:40 GMT

YES SHE WILL GET FLORIDA AND MICHIGAN
GO CRY ME A RIVER..OBAMA

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Jacob, NY,NY — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:54:40 GMT

The Obama campaign in Mississippi will hold a press conference later today in Jackson calling on U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton to explain derogatory statements made about Mississippi.
In October, Clinton told the Des Moines Register newspaper that "I was shocked when I learned Iowa and Mississippi have never elected a woman governor, senator or member of Congress. There has got to be something at work here…when you look at the numbers, how can Iowa be ranked with Mississippi? That's not what I see. That's not the quality. That's not the communitarianism. That's not the openness I see in Iowa.”
The Obama campaign will call on the Clinton campaign to explain these remarks and a pattern of dismissing Southern states throughout this campaign, according to a press release sent to Mississippi media organizations.
http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080305/NEWS01/80305018

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

tommy fell, wisconsin — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:56:37 GMT

Hillary = the same old story.

Plain and simple we need drastic change or our Union is lost forever. This is our opportunity, our window. If we close it now we will never be here again. Our government, as it stands now is for Corporate America which practices Socialisim on its highest level. Hillary will be just a continuation of more of the same. They will dress it up to look like we are getting change but it will not come to be. All one needs to do is follow the money on Hillary’s team and it will lead you right to Corporate Socialism. Take from the many to bennefit the few. The Very Wealthy Chosen Few!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

fortuna, Houston, TX — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:56:45 GMT

Ooh, "deeply flawed" - keep it coming!

By the way, can we talk about Clinton's lobbyist money from the health care/drug companies or her flimsy Senate record please?

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Greer Green, Casper WY — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:57:41 GMT

Sure Obama-ites, you stayed even, or even won a couple of delegates in Texas. But you just don't get it do you? It's not how many delegates you are ahead of Hillary. It's do you have enough delegates to win the nomination? After the first vote at the convention, those delegates are free to vote for whoever they want, and my guess is, that won't be your guy.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Patty,sd,ca — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:57:59 GMT

I think Obama should drop out now. The Clinton machine is gaining strength and is going to run over Obama. He should avoid the embarrassment.

Clinton 08!!!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Dirk, Brunswick, Georgia — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:58:11 GMT

Obama isn't qualified to be President or V.P.

If Clinton picks Obama as her V.P. running mate, then, for the first time in my life, I will vote Republican.

I don't think Hillary will choose a first term rookie Senator as her V.P.

Hillary '08!!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

patty,sd,ca — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 22:58:40 GMT

LOL.

BITCH IS THE NEW BLACK.

Clinton 08!!!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

J. Merle Stanley, Westchester, NY — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:00:09 GMT

Verbally minimizing someone else's victory, is that what Obama's campaign has come down to?
How utterly cheeky.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Delores Rose-Kennedy, Murfreesboro, TN — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:00:47 GMT

Bummer!!! I think all primaries should be on the same day and ALL should be winner take all and NO
caucuses. Lets have Florida and Michigan weigh in.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

JEssica — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:01:17 GMT

This is EXACTLY why Hillary will NEVER win!!!! She can keep on spinning, tear apart the party, con her supporters out of more money, and throw the kitchen sink time and time again, all for nothing because she will NEVER WIN!!!!
Her only hope was to try and bribe the superdelegates, but Obama just got THREE MORE TODAY!!! WHOO HOO!!
Yeah, the tides are turning all right, the Obama SUPERWAVE is coming to town!!

P.S. RELEASE YOUR TAXES HILLARY! WHAT ARE YOU HIDING?

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

nuanced — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:02:47 GMT

I think the Clinton campaign believes that if they can poison Obama's chances in the general election then the party will have no choice but to turn to Clinton. There is another option, if sandbagged by Clinton, Obama could instruct his delegates to vote for Edwards at the convention.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Jack West, Redwood City, Ca — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:04:00 GMT

It would be helpful to democratic voters if MSNBC would find out the source of new arrivals to the primary voting process. Every state boasts record turnout for democratic primaries. Who are they showing up for? Are they independents? Former republicans?

Given the exit polls that are showing strong Obama independent, African American, and swing-voter republican support I suspect the answer may be that Obama is the magnet that is bringing voters out of the woodwork. If this is true and can be substantiated, it is strong support for Hillary to back out of the race given that Rasmussen Reports has shown daily polls over the past month indicating that Obama would beat McCain and Hillary would lose to him in the general election.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Louis, Phoenix, Az. — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:04:18 GMT

So will there be a redclaration of who exactly 'won' Texas if the delegate count goes in favor of Obama?

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Bonnie — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:05:01 GMT

This is good news to we disheartened Obama supporters.
I live in a state next door to Wyoming and for what it's worth, I think Wyoming will go strong for Barrack. People out here have a strong hatred for Hillary. Anyway...looks like it's not over yet. And once again...where in the heck is Gore, Carter, Biden, Richardson and Edwards? Their neutrality is costing the party dearly. Come on guys, throw in with Obama. Obama is the future of the Dems. You've got to know that!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Lee Brock — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:05:34 GMT

Your Math is great! Keep up the good work for the people of America. Thank you for caring.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Bill, OH — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:07:44 GMT

He can't win either on delegates. It'll take superdelegates and she will be the nominee. Count MI and FL and she is the clear leader and will have enough delegates without supers. Come on voters and lets put Hillary on top.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

shelia cooks tallahassee, fl — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:08:42 GMT

why does the future President Obama have to be negative like Hillary to win delegates. i would rather see a positive campaign and debates. Hillary is no Match for John McCain.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

B. Smart — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:08:50 GMT

YES WE CAN!!! Senator Obama, Stay on your game, which is
CHANGE and unity for ALL Americans, and don't make deals with the Clinton devil. Never trust her.

OBAMA/EDWARDS 08.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Rob in NV — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:09:38 GMT

Let's wait until the remainder of the states vote, including that BIG ONE of Pennsylvania, before we start counting up just who has more votes here. And let's be realistic... whether you're Clinton or Obama, you're going to argue whatever "rules" make you the winner, be it the most delegates, the most states, the most popular votes, whatever. Obama is no different than any other politician: he wants to WIN, and he will do ANYTHING TO WIN. Anyone who thinks otherwise is naive, stupid, or just plain unable to remember that the man comes out of Chicago politics. Grow up. This is the big time.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Diamond E. — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:10:54 GMT

Clinton is WORSE than a flawed candidate. She has had several second-chances in this election and consistently underperformed.

Her first firewall- NH, ended up in a ZERO delegate advantage. Her second firewall- Super Tuesday, ended up with a ZERO delegate advantage- actually a minus. Her third firewall- TX and OH, ended up with 4 more delegates. Now, another firewall is Pennsylvania, where she'll likely end up with .... let me think- ZERO more delegates. Meanwhile Obama remains wide ahead with 156 delegates.

The Clintons are deeply troubled if they still can't get it. If Obama's the nominee, he will win all the states Democrats normally win and then he'll win Virginia, swing states and about two more red states to re-draw the political map. That's far superior to Clinton's tried and failed 47% strategy.

DON'T BE FOOLED, DEMOCRATS! OBAMA IS THE REAL DEAL!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Cyrano — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:12:05 GMT

Three weeks ago, Hillary Clinton had 20-25 point leads over Barack Obama in Ohio and Texas. She can talk about a "great victory," but the fact is she won close contests. She cannot win more delegates than Obama right now unless she gets the Party to give her Michigan and Florida in violation of the game rules everyone played under, and she gets superdelegates to ignore the popular will. Is she willing to do such sleazy things, despite the damage it would do to the Party and democratic principles? Of course!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Jenny in PA — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:13:52 GMT

Barry, Barry, Barry come on and open your eyes what are you doing? Go home we don't want you. Your speechs are old. You can't win against McCain, no experience and you lie about NAFTA. The media can only bale you out so long.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

James Jones, TN — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:17:17 GMT

Obama @3 a.m. Hello is that you Rezko?

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

csh, IL — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:19:02 GMT

You lost - get over it!

Obama ouspent Hillary 2 to 1 and still LOST!

You go Hillary!!!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Ric Kethcart — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:20:16 GMT

I am amazed that any political professional says after this primary season that "Obama cannot win the historically important swing states...". He hasn't run against John McCain in any of them!

All Hillary's victories in these particular states prove is that she is liked a bit better than Barack right now in those areas ... but says NOTHING as to how these same staes will react to Barack versus John McCain, especially given his very unpopular position on Iraq and where tax adjustments should go.

These very "critical" states are exactly the sweet spot for the agreed to Democratic message that both the Democratic candidates hold.

ZThis is the real messsage that the superdelegates need to weigh, when compared to the electorates votes on delegates under the rules made by the party

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Tom in MA — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:23:00 GMT

Obama can't get there either. It's going to the convention.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Ron, TX — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:24:59 GMT

Facts are facts. Clinton will also end up with less of a net delegate gain than Obama got from Hawaii alone. Obama's win in Virginia (a "small" state according to Clinton?) gave him more than DOUBLE the net delegates Clinton will get from her wins in Ohio, Texas, and Rhode Island.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

shelia cooks tallahassee, fl — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:27:51 GMT

Would America Please Wake Up and see what is really going on with this race. Expecially black america, our young black men in this generation can finally see that there is hope for a black man to have the highest office in america and any other race of people will realize there is hope and that the country is not racist like the world thinks.

Since Martin Luther King dream his children and all children of all races will see it come to pass less than three or four hundred years from the time he spoke it or even had the dream. All people want and desire is for equality in this great and rich nation.

Do the same things you get the same results for a different result you have to do things differently. Change is what America needs.

If Hillary wins my vote goes to John McCain and so will others in America. I am tired of the Clintons it's time for someone else in the White House. Will she go PMS on America because Hormones has a lot to do with women's decisions and attitude or is she going through the change of life.

America is ready for another race to run the country but not ready for a woman to run; it's not your time. I guarantee people will either cast their vote for McCain or not vote at all so i hope the DNC really consider who can beat John McCain in Nov 08

Thank You

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Gus Gurley — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:27:55 GMT

When is the Obama campaign going to remind the press of Hsu? We've been bombarded with Rezko, but Hsu gave 5 times as much money to Clinton and Hsu was convicted. Twice. What is Clinton's point? That Obama is almost as bad as she is?

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Gus Gurley, Santa Barbara, Ca. — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:28:50 GMT

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Shannon S — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:31:33 GMT

I don't know how anyone stops the looming disaster. Terry McAulif (sp?) can spin the super delegates anyway he wants (and he does a heck of a job), but I cannot imagine that there won't be a much worse backlash to the democrats and their chances in the upcoming election if they go against the elected delegate totals than if they 'vote their conscience' and end up going with Hillary.

The Hillary camp really sounds like they are walking the higher ground with their justifications, but I think they are dreaming. I can't see any way that if they take this election from Obama (short of a major change of heart from the remaining regular voters), that there won't be a long term Party disaster in spite of Bush's unpopularity.

Fine let them run through to the end, but 'stealing' the nomination in the end will ultimately bite them big time. In that case, I'm betting it will be Obama running against President McCain in 2012.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

E Hansen, New York, New York — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:32:26 GMT

Hillary Rodham Clinton has not denominated Wyoming and Mississippi meaningful. Ergo, they are not.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Jimbo, Mesa, AZ — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:35:22 GMT

Obama should stay positive. He is likely to be the nominee when all is said and done. He would benefit from not playing this "attack" game.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Perry, NYC — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:37:12 GMT

Actually it appears her grand net delegate gain after all the dust settles from yesterday will be around *FOUR*. If the current caucus numbers hold up.

Clinton delegates won yesterday, offset by Obama's, are 16 (OH 9, RI 5, TX pri 2), and Obama's delegates offset by Clinton's are 12 (TX cau 9, VT 3), therefore a net gain of 4.

Which means she's had her fun, she should now pack up the confetti & face the fact that she did NOT make a dent in Obama's lead. And pull out before giving McCain a free 4 months to set loose the GOP machinery on us. If she gives a damn about the party &not just herself, that is.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Steve, Hunt Valley, MD — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:37:54 GMT

Somebody really needs to investigate the allegations of how many Rush Limbaugh/Radical Right followers took his advice and voted for Hillary in the primaries on March 4. Some of the exit poll responses seem off, such as importance of race. Also, couldn't that explain Hillary's weakness in the Texas caucuses, if the spoilers voted in the primary but didn't want to show themselves in public? The irony is that Obama supporters might have enabled this voting bloc by making sure everyone got to vote, especially the party crossovers. There's some real dirt hiding in these numbers. It sounds crazy, but crazier things have happened in US politics. All we need is one voter who identifies himself in public as taking Rush's advice.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Chris, New York, NY — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:38:28 GMT

"Plouffe said that after last night's delegate totals are added in all four states, Clinton would have yielded a net gain that was less than what Obama took out of the state of Idaho on Feb. 5th."

Tic toc tic toc, time's running out HRC supporters.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

gary - chicago — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:39:27 GMT

Hillary will eventually need to leave - even if they have to use a cane around the neck at some point.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

dn in Seattle — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:39:28 GMT

I think it is ironic that the Obama campaign is saying that Clinton should not "overturn the voters" by asking super delegates to vote for her. In Texas, Clinton won the popular vote, yet will not win the delegate battle due to arcane Democratic Party rules. The super delegates are part of the process, just like the Texas Two Step which greatly aided Obama.

You can't have it both ways.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Clintonfatigue — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:41:07 GMT

Hil'liar was on CNN spreading more lies:She claimed to have secured Nothern Ireland peace accord which,as we all know,was the sole work of PM Blair & the accomplishment was only made 2 years ago where Bill failed;Hil'liar seems to confuse being on trips to get funds for her husband from questionable donors & being on diplomatic missions.We all know "China" wasn't about women right but funding Clinton political career & later library.WHERE IS THE TAX RETURN,THE LEAST WE CAN ASK FOR NOW!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

scott, tx — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:42:58 GMT

"Her primary delegate yield will be zero or it will be tied or it will be two. Our yield out of the caucuses should be seven or it could be more than that,"

and this makes her the Comeback Kid?....HAHAHAHAH!!!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Diego D.E., Santa Fe, NM — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:43:44 GMT

Another OBAMISTA pile. KIDS, you got your asses whupped in OH and TX. Spin the facts anyway you choose, YOU GOT YOUR ASSES WHUPPED.
Obamistas, as you fervently await the second coming, remember: HRC is still out there, and doing well. An Obama victory, is a Pyrrhic Victory.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Drea — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:44:17 GMT

Clinton does not care about the party.Earlier on when she won a caucus,she gave credence to them.Now that she can't win any-it's oh they don't matter.Which is it.At first I would've been happy with either,but after her behavior,I will never,ever,vote for her.Especially after her and Bill siding with Rush Limbaugh of all people to "bloody" Obama by getting republicans to vote for her.And Bill going on Rush's show?!No democrat should behave that way.It is outrageous and hurts the whole party.I think it's very telling what kind of people they are to do that.Sleep with the enemy to get votes.Disgusting.
The Clinton's had me fooled,but not any longer.
As far as delegates,no she can't catch up.And after all the personal attacks there's no way Obama will have her as a vp.The dnc is weak because they let the Clinton's do whatever they want.Howard Dean,Pelosi,all weaklings!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Sugar Land , TX — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:48:37 GMT

Clinton clearly is America's Biggest Loser, especially in claiming victory while being firmly in the jaws of a handful of delegates.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Nancy. Lawton Oklahoma — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:50:31 GMT

Hillary has a serious math problem. She can win every contest left and still not catch up with Obama. The only way she can win is if the super delegates steal the nomination for her. Obama's lead is too strong. Further, a contributing factor as to why Obama lost three races last night was simple. The media was complicit along with Hillary’s vile negative Republican style attacks. Every channel I turned to had Hillary. The fear mongering remake ad was played non stop as opposed to Obama's response ad. The media was obsessed with creating a come back kid. Continuing this cycle will only damage the Democratic Party and give the win to McCain. The media benefits from this nonsense.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Patrick, SD — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:51:48 GMT

Way to stay 'positive' Obama camp.

Clinton 2008!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Cody Jameson, Eureka, California — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:51:54 GMT

Why doesn't the media say it as it is. Obama won Texas. This is a contest for delegates, not momentum. Additionally, no amount of momentum could get past the delegate lead that he has secured. The party needs unity, and I for one like both candidates. Sometimes I think it is the media that is dragging this out to keep high ratings and high profits. In the end I think only McCain will profit.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Peter, Seattle — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:51:55 GMT

I would agree with everything Plouffe said. First, I would like to see the Clinton campaign explain how they plan to get to 2,025 delegates - state by state and how many supers they think they can swing, and second, if their plan is reliant on the supers overturning the will of the voters then how would they possibly win the Obama supporters support after "stealing" the nomination. I just don't see them winning the nomination without doing so much damage that McCain would just stroll into the white house.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

AJ King, San Francisco, CA — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:53:31 GMT

If Hillary closes the gap to within 100 pledged delegates, she could argue that she has the momentum. If she wins PA, she'll make a strong case that she performs better in make-or-break swing states. Obama's strategy was to chip away at Clinton by netting pledged delegates in any state he could. Several of those states (KS, ND, UT, ID, AK, NE) held caucuses in which only a small percentage of the electorate participated. The problem is those states offer zero electoral advantage in the Fall and none of those would go for Obama anyway. Given that the delegate race is still close, other factors will be considered when picking the nominee than simply "who's ahead".

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Wai Ann Arbor, MI — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:54:26 GMT

More spin from the Obama camp, we all know that. Obama just could not take the pressure and it would be a joke to pit him against McCain. Hillary's ads just pointed out the problems with Obama and left it up to the voters to decide. No buyer's remorse.
Don't forget Michigan and Florida. It ain't over 'til it's over.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Jane Doe, Tacoma Wash — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:55:11 GMT

Hilldog!!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Amy — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:56:56 GMT

It hurts to lose the MO!!! Obama never had anything REAL to offer and now that people have seen him as what he is........just a politican, they are turning towards Clinton who can deliver the win for the democrats in November. 60% for the remaining races...........that's doable!!!! Go Hillary!!!!

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Ken, Min, MN — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 12:17:56 GMT

If all comments are to be approved first, then there is no need sending any because its only what you deem okay that will be published.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Cindy Pennsylvania — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 12:30:08 GMT

Neither Obama or Clinton really has experience but at least hes not exaggerating 35 years of it. What specific experience does she has I can care less what countries you visited and why are we visiting all of these countries when we have problems right here in our country in 35 years I heard her name when she was 1st lady investigating her cheating husband and when she was in the New York senate losing jobs for American people out there while she was racking in huge amount of money, Time to wake Hillary flip flops more than a coin flip..

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Phil, Knoxville, TN — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 12:33:50 GMT

This entire primary season is actually pretty silly. There is one candidate for president that got it right on Iraq - and its not Hillary Clinton.

That should be enough if you have any regard for the thousands of American soldiers, and tens of thousands of innocent Iraqis slaughtered in Bush, McCain and Clinton's discretionary misadventure in Iraq. Worse, for Clinton at least, it was the basest of motives. Lets see here ... fulfill our duty to the American military by voting NO on Iraq until better evidence exists, or vote YES and avoid being seen as weak on defense in a presidential bid. Hillary helped slaughter soldiers to advance a political ambition.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Joe, Princeton, NJ — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 12:45:34 GMT

The Clintons disgraced the White House and this country with all the sex scandals and the impeachment for lying.
Who the hell wants some old lady in the White House that can't even satisfy her husband.

Time to close it down old Hillary. You can't catch Obama. Happy Trails Trailer Trash! :')

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Lifelong Southern Democrat — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 12:52:02 GMT

I wish someone would address why the Texas Caucuses were such a disaster so that people were left standing outside in the cold for hours and many caucus places were disorganized. Why is it we hear after every Primary that "No One Expected Such a Large Turn-Out"? Well, the rest of the known world expected it, but the Election Commissions of America never seem to get that memo. It is unforgivable to be hearing this now, after every state has had huge crowds on election day. Someone was asleep at the wheel in Texas, and it needs to be investigated. That is true no matter who wins in the end.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Be Real — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 12:59:45 GMT

Excuse me Hillary supporters. I know you are in a dream world but, If Hillary is the one to beat MCcain why is it that every single poll shows Obama beating him more handedly???? She is losing in delegates that she can't make up. Please get over yourself. She is not going to make it. What she will do is destroy the PARTY trying. Get over your racism and vote for who is winning in the polls, popular vote, delegates, number of states. That person is Barack Obama. Thanks You

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

sophia, nigeria — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 13:00:27 GMT

GO OBAMA
hillary is playing to win. she doesnt hav america at heart.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Deb Wakefield, Atlanta, Georgia — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 13:01:00 GMT

The Clintons are the Democratic-dirty-tricks approximate of the Bush/Rove administration. Hillary can't win fair and square so she wants to change the rules. It makes me sick. Finally, we have an honest man with vision for a candiate, but Hillary won't be happy until she drags Obama down in the gutter with her and destroys the Democratic chance to win the general election. It will destroy our party if the Democratic hierarchy lets her disenfranchise the voters to manipulate an outcome that will satisfy Hillary. Clearly the Clintons care nothing about the party, but only about themselves. Mark my words, if her campaign continues for the next seven weeks, we won't have to worry about Nadar because Hillary will have caused us to lose the Whitehouse.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

sophia, nigeria — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 13:03:19 GMT

Americans open your eyes and see that hillary is leading you to the drain.she is selfish and a big political thief who fight dirty.
obama the world is watching and am watching.

Obama camp claims TX delegate victory

Lisa S. Lancaster,tx — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 20:41:16 GMT

all you anti hillary voters are mad because she is still in the race for the whitehouse. just don't forget about florida's and michigan voters when you tally up all those delegates!