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Kim, Pasadena, CA — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:36:16 GMT

From the date of the Iowa caucus, Senator Clinton has not been ahead in this race. It is not because she is a bad candidate. It is because Senator Obama is an extraordinary candidate. Senator Obama is the only candidate running who can actually get healthcare reform passed -- have you heard he will put the healthcare hearings live on C-span and the public will get to have input? Senator Clinton still has not given us any idea why her new plan would have any better chance than her old plan. Senator Obama is doing this with our help. Barack Obama will be the 44th President of the United States.

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Patty,sd,ca — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:36:26 GMT

"If a politician doesn't wanna get beat up, he shouldn't run for office," he said. "If a politician doesn't wanna get beat up, he shouldn't run for office. If a football player doesn't want to get tackled or want the risk of an a occasional clip he shouldn't put the pads on."

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He is talking to you Obama.Stop crying race every time somebody says something about you. Even better just stop talking.

Clinton 08

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Cindy in PA — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:36:34 GMT

You're right Bill...this is about me...GO HOME! I will never vote for Hillary! You both are nothing but liars.

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C, Pa — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:38:20 GMT

I love the age of the internet, you can spew anything you want and still retain your anonymity. Let’s face it, the time Hillary Clinton would have exited this race gracefully is long gone. Just think of how fake it would sound if she now says anything good about Obama. John Edwards gracefully and still command a credible status. Even if Hillary quits now, it is just very messy. Of course it gets messier the longer she remains, but remember she does not care. When Obama said that her campaign will say anything to get elected, I thought, well that’s stretching it, but now, geez, he is right again.

For all you Clinton Supporters, let’s recap for just a bit.
1. She announces that she is running for presidency and she is running to win. (At that time she did not need to say at any cost because obviously, it will be smooth sailing for her if people did not questions her integrity).
2. She agrees with the DNC that Michigan and Florida needed to be punished for moving their primaries up and actually signed an agreement with the other candidates declaring not to count in MI or FL delegates. She also agreed not to campaign in those states. (Of course it made sense, she does not need those states if she was ahead and due process must be followed and rules must also be followed.)
3. She arrogantly over spent every other candidate before Iowa caucus and had every confidence that she was going to win because the national poll showed her leading. She comes in third and reality set in for her that the country wanted change. She rode the change theme and got a boost at NH thinking, great we are back in business.
4. She splits Nevada delegates with Obama and confidence continues to ride high, so high that she touted the Michigan primary as a waste of time. Polls shifted and heading into SC, she and Bill reminded us that Obama is black and she is white.
5. That did not work and momentum for Obama took off. She reaches into her purse and loaned her campaign $5 million dollars. Personal credibility becomes issue for her, but she counted on February 5th for Obama to be finished. (Now at this point she starts to think she needs MI and FL only because she scored well in those states. If she had tanked, her original agreement would have remained intact.)
6. She lost 11 states in a row and this was the most credible moment she would have stepped out and retains some respect as a unifying democrat, but instead she declared that the states she had lost so far are not important states in our country and the only important states are those that voted for her. (And by the way, caucuses are not important anymore to her because she had lost a lot of them even though that’s how her husband was able to win the nomination.)
7. Obama remains the front runner and on with the race. Through Ohio Texas and mudsling, she refused to see the bigger picture. Too late, she can’t drop out now, but rather she will watch and help contribute to a characterization of a fellow respected democrat as a racist and an incompetent fool only because it serves her own ambition to become the president. Why? Because we have been supporting her through her dirty tactics. We have not questioned her honesty and we refuse to hold her accountable for her deceit.

To summarize, I believe the only thing important to Hillary Clinton is winning the presidency at any cost. The public is relevant to her only if we believe everything she says, but if we don’t, then we become irrelevant and unimportant as a human beings.

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Todd Shriver Windsor, Vermont — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:39:34 GMT

By dragging the primary selection process out beyond the realm of probability the Clintons are taking this election from the Democrats.

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Jesse, Burnsville, MN — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:39:45 GMT

Don't you let anybody take the election away from you????

Bill, that is exactly what YOU'RE trying to do. There is nearly 0% chance that Hillary can come back in either the pledged delegates or popular vote and no chance of coming back in states won, yet YOU and HILLARY think we should all just throw our hands up, say what the hell, and just give Hillary the nomination.

GO AWAY!!! YOU ARE KILLING THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY!!!

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Ed G — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:39:45 GMT

"Don't you let anybody take this election away from you"

Hmmm. the only person who will take this election away is Tanya Harding and her team, who are working hard to ensure no democrat will get elected.

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Tony Pina, San Diego, CA — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:43:32 GMT

Since this is the Clinton's stance, please replay her comments of her memory of landing in Bosnia and the video clips of that land EVERYDAY. To be fair run it the same number of days you all replayed the Wright video. I'm sure she will not mind "getting beat up."

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Steve, Mansfield, NJ — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:43:44 GMT

It is amazing how little vetting was done of Obama. His close relationship with Rev. Wright - and Wright's comments, weren't very hard to find, but it took the media and pundits forever to bring it to national attention. I just hope the Democrats realize that not vetting Obama during the primaries just helps set us up for a candidate that the Republicans can tear apart in the general election.

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aamaura, Pensacola, Florida — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:44:50 GMT

Hillary Clinton's spokeman, Jamie Rubin, need to see the truth for what it is. He sees out of rose colored glasses for Clinton and does not speak the truth just like Hillary Clinton. When asked a question he evades it and brings up Obama with some type of blame to him.

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Brian M. — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:46:13 GMT

Saddle UP meaning prepare for negative and nasty ? Just when you thought that it could get no lower. The Clintons say prepare for the worst They will do and say anything . Even as far as taking on questions about Barrack Obama's pastor in fron a a news paper group that attempted to link them to a missing person. Just another sign that they are drunk with themselves. They should just go ahead and quit now then switch to the republican party ,for that is who those to devils are doing their bidding for.

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Enrique, Chicago — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:48:29 GMT

Perhaps Bill should've defined what "real" people are. Are those of us who have voted or plan to vote for Obama not "real?"

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j fl — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:49:25 GMT

If Hillary is Tonya Harding, Obama is Louis Farrakhan. Both Obama and Clinton need each other and can't win without each other. 28% Hillary supporters will not vote or vote for McCain. Too bad Obama. Prepare to lose.

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Bob, Chicago, Illinois — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:49:34 GMT

Instead of being a 'former president' Bill has reverted to 'Slick Willie'. How much flim flam are we expected to take and stay fooled?

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TJK, Maryland — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:51:34 GMT

Sure thing, Bill. Let's have some new takes on Monica, Vince Foster, Whitewater, the meaning of "is," Paula Jones, impeachment, Gennifer Flowers, Primary Colors, Linda Tripp, health care debacle. In short, let's replay the greatest hits of the 90's. There's a whole new audience who is just dying to hear every sordid detail of the Clinton saga and how far they've come, but are still just the same plain folks.

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Dan H., Carson NC — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:53:09 GMT

President Clinton just called Obama a big wuss. Bill is saying that Obama is not a man. Obama either has to respond, or my guess is he won't do anything. Proving of course that he is a wuss.

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Chris, MI — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:56:02 GMT

I like Bill complaining that anyone running for office should be ready to be attacked, given his whining last year after "those fellas ganged up" on Hillary in a debate. Are there different rules for women running for office when it comes to criticism? As a woman, I should hope not. I mean, what's next? No questioning the integrity of a guy with glasses?

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maggie nash,vt — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:56:14 GMT

There will be a big article in the Times this week with HIllary. She is making sure the Wright thing is not going to be put to bed. Perhaps someone should do an article about HIllary's Nasty Pastorate and see how she would like it. Like Bill said, if you can't get beat up, get out of the race and stop crying. You are only hurting yourself. This is why people don't like you

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Bob, Chicago — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:56:47 GMT

Sorry to say Bill Clinton is a disgrace to public office. How can this country think that 4 more years of this person in or around the White House will be good. He was impeached and that would be enough to embarass most Americans but not him. Why continue to inflame the party with "Saddle Up"? Americans want to argue, "Thats what Americans want", instead of maybe a discussion or debate? Old school politics. Is there no shame in the Clinton family?

Bob, Chicago

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Kaye,NC — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:57:02 GMT

C,Pa
Bravo! Don't know what part of PA you're in but I used to live in NEPA and I'm guessing that Obama will do better in the state then even his campaign expects.

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Keith in PA — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:57:38 GMT

I wish he'd saddle up and ride off into the sunset along with Hillary.

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zack — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:01:02 GMT

Real people? So.... Obama (and to be fair, McCain) voters are imaginary?

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mexman — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:01:14 GMT

This is all setting up for Hillary to run as an Independent. If she can't win the Presidency, then neither will Obama. She can then run in 4 years against McCain. Any so called Democratic "Party Elders" better pay attention to what they are doing when they try to get the Clinton's to quit the race.

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Diane from Illinois — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:01:53 GMT

I agree with Bill. Saddle up, Hillary and ride out of town. We don't want you or the baggage you and your family will bring back into the White House.

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Will. Bristol, Wi — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:03:56 GMT

When Hillary barely eeks out a victory in Pennsylvania and then loses both North Carolina and Indiana two weeks later, the calls for her to give it up will be a chorus. At that moment, we will see if the Clintons really are Democrats. Do they call upon all of Hillary's supporters to rally around Democratic nominee Barack Obama, or do they slink off into the dark muttering about how ungateful Democrats stabbed them in the back? I'd lay money on choice #2.

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Houston — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:06:29 GMT

Clinton KNOWS that he and his wife are destroying the Democrats' chances of winning the White House this year. They just don't care, because they'd rather see McCain win. Old Man McCain isn't likely to serve a second term, so Bill & Hill are calculating the Hillary can run again in 2012. But if Obama won, she might have to wait until 2016 because Obama is certainly young enough to run for a second term, and good enough that he'd probably win it. What I think what the important thing that the Clintons haven't factored into their calculations is that they've alienated black voters and other Obama supporters that Hillary won't be able to get nominated for dog catcher in 2016 or any year. And they're doing so much damage now that whatever crazy neocon McCain chooses as his running mate might even win the presidency in 2016 against a Democratic party enfeebled by the Clinton's vicious tactics.

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JohnnyU, WA State — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:09:05 GMT

I'm trying to understand...Why is Bill feeding Hillary's delusions? Well, I can think of a couple of reasons he'd want to do that, neither are in the interest of the Democratic party or the American People.

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Noel, Hot Springs, AR — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:13:10 GMT

Obama has played in the mud wioth the Clinton's long enough. I think he has addressed all the BS and needs to run his campaign against McCain. Everytime the Clinton's bring up some BS he needs to address it and just dismiss it as the old kind of politics and move on. I don't think anymore response than that is needed. If she makes some outrageous statement let the press eat her up on it. After the Bosinia delusion I think they are out for her blood.

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Pat Huntington NY — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:13:07 GMT

Thanks Bill for calling things the way they really are...thanks for calling a spade a spade...thanks for putting Obama in his place...a very dark cold place.

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bill, ark — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:14:39 GMT

Well, if saint Obama loses in November to Mccain maybe the liberals will finally wake up to the fact that having 100% of the black vote and 25% of the white vote just won't get you elected.

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Mikey — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:14:48 GMT

After Pennsylvannia, Hillary Clinton will be leading in the popular vote. Then what will the Obama-bots say?

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iowan — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:20:08 GMT

Tough talk from the draft dodger, just like from pantywaist cheerleader Bush. Real people need not proclaim their 'toughness.'

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C.K. Steele Fort Lauderdale, FL — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:20:30 GMT

If I was Sen. Obama, I would go on another vacation. This way the Clintons can continue to overreach and spin(lie) themselves into an eventual self-destruction. Everyone knew once Sen. Clinton got into a little hot water that she would bring up Rev. Wright so they shouldn't be shocked. By this time in the campaign we should all know that she will do anything to get elected. To quote Christopher Hitchens(sp?), "Hillary Clinton will turn into George Wallace if necessary to win the nomination." I don't even care much for Chris but I think he was right on this one. Maybe this is what Bubba's talking about when he says "Saddle Up!"

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j fl — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:21:22 GMT

Obama freaks and Hillary fans are both screaming the SAME thing about each other. It is the republican dream. They can just sit back and watch. If Obama wins, and if he cares anything about his party, he must pick Hillary as his running mate. This is the only way the dems can win.Both dem candidates need each other. Sorry Obama supporters...yes you need the Clintons. Otherwise, you lose. Waaayy too many Hillary democrats to ignore folks.

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kevin,fl — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:21:41 GMT

The best thing for the democrats is to fight to the finish. Let's see who the best candidate is at the end of the game. We are only in the 3rd quarter. If she can withstand all that she has and is still fighting, I think it's great for us as democrats. Go Hillary

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John D. — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:22:49 GMT

If it weren't for "slick & Sybil" we never would have had the disasters of the last eight years. The only reason Gore didn't win in a landslide in 2000 was the shame he brought to the oval office.

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Clint-Rovian — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:24:25 GMT

So I guess the next time anyone says anything about one of the thousands of scandals surrounding Hillary over her "35-year" fabrication ...er... experience - That is fine and fair game - Right? ...Not, say "Kenneth Starr Tactics"

...Politics as usual from the Clintons.

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Gerald, Texas — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:25:03 GMT

The Clintons simply think that virtually everyone, but they, are weak-minded fools; as know that ONLY the gullible fall for their tricks and remain supporting them despite enumerable lies and scandals.

I am glad that the Democratic Leadership is organizing and end to the Clinton Charade so that the will of the people as expressed in the Delegate Count, Popular Vote, and number of States won.

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MG, St. Louis, Mo. — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:27:23 GMT

The number one reason why I do not want Hillary to win and it's Bill. I can not fathom the idea of him back in the public eye for 4 years. Sorry Hillary, but I can not put up with Bill any longer...I'm out!

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Sick of Hillary's lies, IA — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:27:26 GMT

Saddle up the dead horse you've been beating, Bill. Hillary's lies and then the covering up of them never cease to amaze me. Hell, why don't we put Chelsea in the White House? She has the same "experience" Hillary is claiming - she was even in Bosnia during the imagined sniper fire. In her defense, maybe she had a dream about the sniper fire since she's under the gun to drop out of the race.
Where are your tax returns, Hillary?

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Aaron, Edmond OK — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:31:43 GMT

The Clinton campaign is courting Republicans to vote for her to keep her in this race! Since they don't have to vote in primaries anymore, she'll take thier vote and they'll gladly give it to her. Because they know that if Obama is nominated he'll win the General Election, but if Hillary is elected McCain'll win...then Hillary can run again in 2012. That's why Hillary is appearing on Fox News to discuss Rev Wright (an issue she did not comment on until she was caught lying) and why Bill is going on RUSH LIMBAUGH!!! Wake up people!!! This has to end!!!

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Brandon , CT — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:36:01 GMT

Funny how Hill and company accuse Obama of attacking her when they were the one's that threw the first punch. The way Mark Penn and Wolfson spin stuff they could have gotten OJ off the hook.

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A.Brocco,Albuquerque,NM — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:42:33 GMT

Bill,you and your wife are done. You have accomplished what you set out to do and that is get McCain in the WH.I voted for you TWICE, and I will never live that down. I don't think that I am speaking just for myself. GO HILLARY GO and keep going until you are out of sight.Whatever little value you entered this race with has been wasted through foolishness, lies, and a disdain for the Democrats that felt you really were the "read deal". GO HILLARY GO,and keep going until you are out of sight (take Slick Willie with you and paddy,sd,ca) you truly have lowered yourself to paddy's level. Bye Bye.

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Where's fair in this — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:44:53 GMT

On your t.v. stations everyone you talk is saying how Hillary is stoping him from the nominee. The way I see it he is stopping the dem party from the white house. Why are your commentators so pro Obama? He seems to be anit-Americian and anti-white. Are you not out raged at his 20 years listening to that stuff? We have little hope for our country if this man wins the nominee. 4 years of the gop should finish us off.

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Vic, Ohio — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:51:54 GMT

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Jay, Chicago, Illinois — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:52:05 GMT

"If a football player doesn't want to get tackled or want the risk of an a occasional clip he shouldn't put the pads on." Bill Clinton

Bill, a clip is a penalty, or cheating. In football, one receives a 15 yard penalty for clipping. Are you admitting that the Clinton campaign is saying it's o.k. to clip? Does this go with your Tonya Harding strategy? A football player knows he may be clipped, but expects the refs to call it when it happens. Maybe you are just surprised that you've been called for fouls so many times. So by all means, don't release your tax returns, the donor list to your library, send your wife on cork-screw landing missions under sniper fire that never occur and continue to deflect on Obama's pastor and saying ignorant things like, "Jessie Jackson won South Carolina, too." God, I wish you would have resigned in 1998.

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Feisty Redhead - IL — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:55:36 GMT

Giddy Yap!!!

This is one white 46 yr old white woman who's has already voted for Obama and will do so in the General! I wouldn't vote for that sleazeball monster if she were the last candidate on earth (which if she has her way will be scorched!)

Woman for Obama 08

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TT — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:55:59 GMT

Once again, Billary proves how self-centered he is. They think that the world revolves around them and not the democratic party. They really don't care if the party is torn apart just so satisfy their egos and selfish ambitions. How pathetic.

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Barb, Cleveland, OH — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 18:58:39 GMT

Our government, and by extension, we, paid a lot of money for Ken Starr to investigate every aspect of the Clinton's lives. If I remember correctly, it was somewhere in the neighborhood of 35 million. What did we get for our money, not much. I don't want to go back to that! It seemed like a Republican witch hunt, then. I would like to see a Democrat win the election, but I'm afraid of what the GOP will do when there is finally one candidate on the ballot against them. Will they be able to completely discredit Obama?

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Todd, Maple Grove, Mn — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:02:02 GMT

Obama is all talk. He gives good speeches but that’s it. We need more than speeches. His money trail is unknown and he owes those contributors his soul. The people he owes will be running the country. Obama is shadier than an oak tree. This man doesn’t represent anything concrete. Obama will disgrace this nation amongst all other nations. His politics are skeptical at best and this man represents disaster for the world and everyone who hasn’t paid for his campaign.

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DJ, Farmington, NM — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:02:51 GMT

We need to continue to ask what exactly did Hillary Clinton do in the White House? "Experience" is the cornerstone of her campaign, and that got shot to smitherines with her lie about Bosnia (that was told at least a half dozen times over the course of a year). Bill Clinton has become a cartoon character. Both the Clintons (and even their daughter) feel entitled to the nomination, and now seem visibly angry much as a spoiled rich kid gets angry when it doesnt get exactly what they want. I'm a life-long democrat, but I simply will not vote for Hillary if she steals the nomination. Most Obama supporters feel the same way.

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Lauren St. Paul, MN — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:04:08 GMT

Dear Clinton supporters, I posit a question: Would you all be reacting with such glee if Obama or an important surrogate like T. Kennedy said, "If a politician doesn't want to get beat-up, SHE shouldn't run for public office!" Or maybe, "and while some may be P.M.S.-ing..." This is completely unacceptable! Are those two Democrats at all? I now turn my back on the Clintons. They are beneath contempt. Live in the now, for crying out loud.

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CJ of MA — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:06:45 GMT

Sad that he plays this dirty tatic. Guess now Obama is disenfranchsing the people. It sounds like a repeat of MI/FL voters being disenfranchised. It's no way to campaign from a president. This is just a sampling of how the future would look. Sickening

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J. Hughes — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:07:32 GMT

No Bill we dont need our politicians beaten up. We want to find out who's best to lead the country not the most crass (I said he's Judas. I'm trying to brand him like a cattle...). Now comments like "he's not passend the commander in chief threshold" is acceptable and civil even if not true.

Yes its gone both ways sometimes but at least Obama consistently criticises this when it's on his own side.

Being beat up is having your baby making juice turned up in public in an inquiry and I was one against all that personal bating up. How ironic that a recipient of such attacks now advices it.

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JC, WIS — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:09:48 GMT

Is Bill giving the same advice to his daughter? If she doesn't want to risk tough questions (or in her case just ones she chooses not answer), then she shouldn't be on the campaign trail.

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Sue, Bloomington, IN — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:10:01 GMT

Bill Clinton makes snakeoil salesmen look good by comparison. He's saying: 1)we're going to get nastier-if you don't like it; you drop out. 2) Hillary should have dropped out by now-but she's not going to. 3) You can help us keep this farce going-we deserve it; we're The Clintons. 4)Help us destroy the democratic party; it'll be fun--come on you know you want to--besides we'll put it back together in time for Hillary to be coronated-I mean, nominated in 2012. 5) And remember, if you vote for Hillary that means you get to be a state that matters!!!! Don't you want to be one of the big important states?!? and finally--6)And remember, this is about YOU. Hillary and I are just doing all of this for YOU--our royal subjects...I mean...it's about you...trust me...

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Molly, Minneapolis, MN — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:14:40 GMT

This is just saying that it will be Clintonesque "politics as usual." And this is what I predict if the democrats for Hillary let this continue:
Obama still wins the nomination. The divisive infighting leads to the election of McCain and then Hillary supporters will say, "See, I told you." Thing is, if it doesn't stop soon, it will be McCain even if the super delegates overrides the will of the people and nominates Hilary. The difference is, it is Hillary's intent to destroy Obama at any cost to the political party. It has never been about "you" for the Clinton's. It has always and forever been about them.

Oh and Chelsea? Your Father's actions while in the White House ARE our business because that is our house, not the Bush's and not the Clinton's. You have every right to not answer, but when it comes to the character and reputations of those in politics, it is most definitely our business.

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AD, Charlotte, NC — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:14:49 GMT

The Party will not be torn apart.
Come on, grow up. If Obama wins, this country will be in big trouble. Before you start I am not a racist, never have been and never will be. I think he is a very smart man but I don't think he will be elected President. I actually think McCain will win the election and I am a Democrat.

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laughday — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:16:26 GMT

I guess that means he'll be okay if someone else asks Chelsea how she felt when she found out Bill was cheating on his family with......(where's my list)?

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Luke Thaul — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:16:45 GMT

The Audacity of Dirt:

Hilary Clinton and her campaign clearly made it a point to plant a friendly question from a Clinton Friendly Reporter during her press conference in Pittsburgh the other day that would divert attention from the obvious fact that she was caught lying to potential voters on more than one occasion. The question regarding Rev. Wright was designed to spin the negative attention Hilary was getting back towards Barak Obama.

When asked by the reporter how she would have responded if Rev. Wright was her Pastor she said “He would no longer have been my Pastor.” You know you don’t choose your family but you can choose your Pastor.”

Having heard that statement from Mrs. Clinton I then began to wonder. Why would she even comment on this matter when Barak Obama clearly repudiated the outrageous remarks that Rev. Wright had made and then said these were not his views and he had a profound love for America? I also began to wonder why Mrs. Clinton chose to stay married to a convicted Perjurer, a husband who totally disrespected his marriage vows, a husband who has been caught lying to her and the Grand Jury too many times and a husband who has allegedly been accused of and proven to have harassed several if not many woman. If Mrs. Clinton wants to play the Good Judgment Card she needs to stop being a complete lying hypocrite.

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MK,MO — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:16:54 GMT

looks like bill thinks a fist fight would be the best way to settle the nomination, interesting stuff from a lying coward, I believe what he meant was he and the hillary are going to resort to their jumbo size bag of dirty tricks, one thing the clintons have never been accused of is being honest

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Brian Quinn. Sutherlin Oregon — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:18:31 GMT

God bless Hillary Clinton. She has all of our support here in Oregon. She is the only hope we have at getting out of this mess the last administration put this country in. The big money boys have gouged every last penny out of this nation to fill their own pockets. They have ruind the economy and could not care less. They get these mega buck salaries do not have to rely on social security when they retire. Wake up Americans!! Can't you see, (or feel) what's happening to you? I am sure some of you have felt this before so you know! Most of the people voting today never saw gasoline at the pumps under a $1.00 well it should still be! We have Trillions of barrels of oil shale in Utah and Colorado. I know as I along with a lot of others were laid off from Northern Geophysical because as the ceo from Englewood Colorado told us "Why would we continue to search for something we are drowning in?" Wake up boys and girls you are getting @#%+*@ you have a chance to stop this maybe evan turn it around. Use your right to vote where it will work for you not against you! The giant money machine will push this young man around like a pawn on a chess board! Big money wants you to vote for him. If you have millions of dollars you will want him in office if you don't, watch what you are doing. Brian.

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j fl — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:19:53 GMT

Obama is not going to beat McCain. 28% Clinton supporters will not vote or vote for McCain. Sorry Obama cult members.You need the Clintons.

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Jmp, Northern Mn — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:20:01 GMT

Hill and Bill...

When you say a politican should expect to get 'beat up', you're not recognizing that AT THIS POINT, you're beating up the PARTY.

Not only that, you're admitting you're moving
from a "KITCHEN SINK strategy"
to a ***BEAT HIM TO A PULP strategy***.

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Robin — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:24:07 GMT

If Obama and the democratic party are so fragile they deserve to be destroyed.

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Please don't be sheep....use your head — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:27:05 GMT

The Hillary supporters who continue to bring up Rev. Wright and call him "anti-American" amaze me. Apparently you aren't paying attention to the facts. If you actually LISTEN to the sermon that caused most of the uproar and not just the little snippets that the news channels were running constantly, you would realize that he was actually quoting Edward Peck, former U.S. Ambassador to Iraq and deputy director of President Reagan’s terrorism task force, who was speaking on FOX News.

Please people, don't just blindly follow what is shown on the news clips. Do some research on your own. Don't bash someone when you don't even have your facts straight.

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shirley, san jose, ca — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:27:31 GMT

Come on Bill, since when has Hillary been OK with being 'beat up'. She has thrown the 'kitchen sink' at Senator Omaba while she whines 'negative campaigning'or media bias when asked valid questions about her experience or the release of her 2006 tax return.

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CynWes — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:28:45 GMT

I live in Oregon . I want to vote for Hillary....I will write her in if she isnt on the ballot. I do NOT support Obama and never will.. Thanks to all you Americans who think it is over when we havent had a say yet....what country do you live in? Mine lets me vote. Go Hillary!

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Denise doe, Encino, CA — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:29:12 GMT

Haven't we had enough of Bush & Clinton? And now Clinton an extention of Bush again ?? The Clinton's have been so disappointing..What are there no morals? When does the lying stop? First Bill - now Hillary and Chelsea? She knew that she had not been shot out or mom... c'mon!! All politicians don't have to lie ... JUST STOP IT !!

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Tom, Tennessee — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:35:00 GMT

So, not only are there "real states" there are now "real citizens".
No wonder this guy received only 43% of the vote in 1992 and helped his party loose seats in the house & senate every election between 1992-2000 with the exception of a senate break even in 1998.
Now we understand why so many down ticket democrats is the south, mid west and mountain west are scared to death of a protracted nomination battle as well as a Clinton at the top of the ticket in November.
Hillary the better general election candidate?
Not hardly.

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BALTIMORE — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:36:55 GMT

A MAN WHO SPIT ON HIS MARRIAGE VOWS, WHO USED THE WHITEHOUSE FOR HIS OWN PERSONAL STRIP CLUB, A MAN WHO LIED ABOUT WHAT HE DID, NOW IS A POLITICAL SCHOLAR WITH WISDOM - ANYONE WHO LISTENS TO BILL CLINTON HAS TO BE THE DUMB AMERICANS THE POLLS KEEP SAYING SUPPORT HIS WIFE - THE NON EDUCATED RED NECKS.

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Brenda, Cherry Hill, NJ — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:51:53 GMT

I'd rather be thought of as a wuss by trailer-park trash named Bubba who has his worship services at Hooters than be a screaming, skanky, shrew who is in the house while my white-trash husband "is not having sexual relations with that woman". GO TO H*** CLINTONS. I'M SO SICK OF YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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George, Texas — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:54:27 GMT

"Real people....those people....rich people....people like you....." that is why I don't like Bill Clinton. This guy is all about division and splitting. There isn't a chance upon a star Hillary can get elected anything if he keeps this up. People don't dislike Hillary, they dislike him!

If people don't want to get beat up, what a joke! He wasn't saying that when the Repubs. were going after him full steam. Back then it was a vast right wing conspiracy, now it's just politics! What a joke. I can't stand this guy.

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Tired of Bill Clinton stories, NC — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:55:46 GMT

I am absolutely convinced now that it's BILL Clinton running for office. Why the hell else would we have to keep reading about what Bill said on the campaign trail?? Bill said this... Bill said that... Bill Clinton said this about that. Bill Clinton illudes to this... or that. I DO NOT CARE WHAT BILL CLINTON HAS TO SAY ABOUT ANYTHING. And that does not depend on what the meaning of the word is is.

Get off the damn Bill Clinton stories already.

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cora Fields, Albany, Oregon — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:57:20 GMT

I am a democrate and want to have a democrate president in the white house. It seems that some of the leaders in the democratic party does not want to have a president in the white house in November. Why/ because the are tearing the party apart by favoring A or B. If A had wont's Florida, they will count the vote. Since B won't it, it seems that party leaders are not enthus to hear Florida's voice.

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Steve, York, PA — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:59:03 GMT

Last week, Dean Snyder, the senior minister at the Foundry United Methodist Church in Washington D.C. -- which the Clintons famously attended while in the White House -- released a little noticed statement offering a sympathetic defense of the totality of Wright's work.

"The Reverend Jeremiah Wright is an outstanding church leader whom I have heard speak a number of times," Snyder wrote. "He has served for decades as a profound voice for justice and inclusion in our society. To evaluate his dynamic ministry on the basis of two or three sound bites does a grave injustice to Dr. Wright, the members of his congregation, and the African-American church which has been the spiritual refuge of a people that has suffered from discrimination, disadvantage, and violence. Dr. Wright, a member of an integrated denomination, has been an agent of racial reconciliation while proclaiming perceptions and truths uncomfortable for some white people to hear. Those of us who are white Americans would do well to listen carefully to Dr. Wright rather than to use a few of his quotes to polarize."

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Cheryl Wilson, Chicago, IL — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:59:20 GMT

Step back from the blunt, Bill. Step back. You must be inhaling now. Anyways, that's why I would never vote for Hillary. I am 52 years old and believe me, I am one tough Chicago broad who could on any given day kick her ass. So why, in God's name would I want a commander-in-chief that I could beat up?

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Cherie, Des Moines, IA — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 20:04:52 GMT

Ewww. To read the words "Bill Clinton" and "saddle up" in the same sentence makes my lunch come back. I'm tired of my party and I'm tired of the Clintons.

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Lisa, San Jose, CA — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 20:05:57 GMT

So I see the Obama supporters here have taken a page from the Limbaugh/McCain playbook and are now attacking Chelsea. Real classy.