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Sierra, SF — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 22:52:51 GMT

'...The latest Pennsylvania poll from Rasmussen is not reassuring for the Clinton campaign, as it shows Hillary's number falling dangerously quickly and getting to what I believe is the smallest margin we have seen yet in any Pennsylvania poll:

Clinton is up 47% to 42%; she was up 10% last week and 13% two weeks ago.
Obama's fundraising edge is allowing him to outspend Clinton on Pennsylvania television, which will help him keep the gap close. But the Rasmussen poll clearly identifies another factor in Hillary's decline and notes that the Wright controversy has been replaced with another scandal, this one hurting Clinton, as the story on Bosnia misstatements seems to have touched a nerve: 47% of voters say they have followed the story "very closely," and 27% said "somewhat closely."...'

Tough times for the Hill
Things aren't gonna work out for you Hill
Tought luck, LOSER

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JP — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 23:02:39 GMT

About a third are under 24 years old.

I would imagine that number will greatly increase as more kids reach legal voting age every day between now and then.

By the way, I wish the media would get off that whole Clinton/Rocky story. She really needs some new speech writers, or someone should point out to her that, in the end, Rocky lost all his money.

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donna, pgh., pa. — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 23:09:44 GMT

If Barack Obama, were not involved in this election cycle; do any of you, (whether for him, Hillary, or McCain), image this race would be as powerfully motivating. I don't care who you are, or what you believe, this is great for America. Whether the candidate we've chosen to pledge our hearts to wins, or loses, this is something for America to build upon. Taking part in the Election Process, is a beautiful thing. Prayerfully, our young people will remain interesed, for the rest of their lives.

God bless us, every one.

Pulling for Obama '08

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Sierra, SF — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 23:10:16 GMT

'...Update: We did not have to wait for long to get another Pennsylvania poll, this one from Survey USA:

Hillary Clinton is leading 53% to 41%, a clearly more satisfying lead than the one she has in Rasmussen.

But this poll too shows Obama picking up a lot of ground from SUSA's previous poll released 3 weeks ago; he then trailed by 19%.
This complicates the picture since Clinton has a satisfying lead but is declining. Interestingly, the female vote stayed almost exactly the same and it is the switch of the male vote that allowed Obama to pick up ground. Also, the white vote did not move (Clinton gets 62%) but Obama extended his margin among blacks by 12%...'

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twocanpete — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 23:16:21 GMT

http://twocanpete.blogspot.com/
It's happening folks! All the old war vets are finally coming out to support Hillary. They have seen the footage from Bosnian firefight and they are coming to the resue of a fellow commando!

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GO OBAMA from ARIZONA — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 23:25:44 GMT

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HILLARY COMPARES HERSELF TO 'ROCKY.'
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HILLARY IS GREAT WHEN DEALING WITH FICTION ... LIKE ROCKY AND HER BOSNIA SNIPERGATE TRIP. --- IT IS TRUTH AND REALITY THAT SHE HAS A PROBLEM WITH. --- DO WE WANT A PRESIDENT WHO HAS PROVEN HERSELF TO BE A PATHOLOGICAL LIAR? --- ???
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molly — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 03:00:45 GMT

Respond to above: or do we want a President that has proven that his judgment & background are just far too questionable to be elected President of the UNITED States.
GO HILLARY!!!

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Peter Stearns — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 03:06:24 GMT

Chelsea Clinton is doing such a great job representing Hillary and Bill that she might be a candidate in the 2016 election, We need continuity and stability in the White House !

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YES WE WILL in Charlotte NC — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 03:08:05 GMT

I sat in stunned disbelief tonight as I watched a clip showing Hi-lie-ry Clinton stating (with a straight face! Man, she's getting good at this) that Barack Obama doesn't want North Carolina to vote and be counted. HUUUUUUUH?!?!?!?! This after Obama recently stated HIMSELF that Hillary has every right to continue the race as long as she wishes.

First she stated in a nationally televised debate that she voted for a measure she hoped would not pass.

Then she mis-remembers an event that had it actually happened would have been a LIFE THREATENING EVENT, which no human being in their right minds could "mis-remember".

Now This.

At this point I would ask that we as Barack Obama supporters consider a cessation of our efforts to make the former first lady look like an idiot, as apparently we have no chance of doing a better job of it than she is doing herself.

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Commonwealth Director , Harrisburg, PA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 03:13:59 GMT

Rendell putting the bite on underlings is BACKFIRING and creating resentment. The demands for donations and "you better attend" admonitions for Hillary cheerleading events has moved from the annoying to the outrageous. Rendell has long crossed over the line of propriety and is tettering on the line of legality. Don't be surprised if complaints aren't soon . The use of Commonwealth resources and employee intimidation is a disgrace.

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SA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 03:26:39 GMT

Poll tracks ARE getting interesting in PA. Expect the race to be closer than you think. Good races in other states are coming up fast. The Puerto Rico race should be added to the MSN calendar too. Every vote counts!

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Ladean — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 03:45:15 GMT

donna, pgh., pa. you are so correct. Hopefully the DNC does nothing to kill that enthusiasm by negating their votes. It would be horrid if these young people learn their first time out that votes mean nothing.

Keep the elections free. Let the people decide. Not Super Elite Jewish High Dollar Contributors.

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MK, Los Angeles, CA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 03:54:17 GMT

Rocky LOST to Apollo Creed in the first Rocky movie, perhaps someone should tell Clinton that.

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G Edmond, Glendale AZ — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 03:56:44 GMT

Sometimes actions speak louder than words,Did you see Lenos reun of Bamo on the view. Very presidental..not..is this the guy to answer the phone at 3 pm. I think he would hide under the sheets and let his wife answer!

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clayton d martinez — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 04:07:46 GMT

I really do not have anything against Hillary but i would like to see someone in the whitehouse that is'nt a Bush or a Clinton. I beleive that America deserves and needs a change. It's almost like a dictatorship (two families have been in office for the last 24 years). I hope that this election year is different, we have to break this cycle. I am an Obama supporter and like a lot of us we believe that the clintons will do anything to be elected and if they can't be president they will damage Barack thus destroying any chance for the democratic party of winning the white house.

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Clayton D Martinez, St Charles,Mo — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 04:11:47 GMT

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ariel,Jupiter Florida — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 04:22:43 GMT

It's 3 AM and the phone is ringing. Hillary answers. It's a collection agency.

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Cecelia, Jackson, MS — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 04:26:55 GMT

I respected Hillary for recognizing her position when the "Monica" story surfaced. It took strength to press forward. I respected Obama after his dynamic speech. There was a moment where I recalled the movie A TIME TO KILL. The attorney depicted the facts to the jury and then said,"Now imagine that the little girl was white."

I believe we have two strong....but flawed candidates. We are all human.Right?

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KIM — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 04:44:34 GMT

OBAMA CATCHING UP IN PENNSYLVANIA... GIVE ME A BREAK!I DON'T THINK THE TYPICAL WHITE VOTERS HAVE FORGOTTEN H0W OBAMA AND HIS WIFE REALLY FEEL ABOUT WHITE PEOPLE.

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Steven Penney, DuPont, washington — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 05:00:33 GMT

It is pretty amazing how Obama can come across with his Bon Jovi look. I am just not impress still with his thought process and how he articulate himself. He expressed himself manipulately slow in a trance like manner...still talking about "change" like Bush about "National Security". I am curious as to how many people who voted for Bush have now regretted their vote for him. It would be interesting too when if after Obama win the Presidency how many of the Obama supporters would have regretted their vote for him. It remain to be seen.

Steve Penney, DuPont, Washington

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JAMES IL — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 05:19:38 GMT

Obama is our President. No doubt. I'm tired of the media and there unbalance story and negativity towards obama. I only watch and listen to ABC news. No more CNN. FOX is the most prejudic political station in the world. America will change for the better soon. We will lead the world again. OBAMA A leader with courage to tell the truth. Not what everyone wants to hear.

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Sue Grand Rapids, MI — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 07:30:17 GMT

So Hillary says she is like Rocky...umm...you want to make a bet she couldn't get up those stairs?
Boy, is it me, or can that woman NOT tell a joke.
Bowl away...she has 26 million dollars to spend on a new vanity primary for Michiga-well we here in Michigan are losing our jobs and our homes. Do you have any idea how much she pisses us off here???

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Steven F, p.a., ca — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 07:50:31 GMT

The Times they are a changing.

I just don't understand why Hillary embellished her Bosnia story.
In itself, the First Lady going to Bosnia was a good thing and helpful.

Why Hillary?

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Alimi — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 09:57:37 GMT

Just wait until Lee Hamilton's endorsement of Mr. Obama becomes public and see his figure hit the roof. Another act of betrayal? LOL.

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LB: GU — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:20:54 GMT

I HOPE HILLARY DOESNT THINK SHE IS BRING OUT THESE NEW VOTERS ITS MR.BARACK OBAMA,ITS OBAMANATION THATS HAPPENING. OUT WITH THE OLD IN WITH THE NEW POLITICS!! ONE MORE THING ROCKY WAS A ACTOR NAME SYLVESTER STALONE WHO ARE YOU REALLY HILLARY THE LIAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Michael Bourdeau Hyde Park VT — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:39:28 GMT

Why is it the Clintons have been avoiding making their tax returns open to the public? Are they hiding something and will not show until after the election are over with and its Too late?

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Walt Owens Ft'Inn SC. — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:59:46 GMT

To; go from Arizona,Where have ALL' You Dem's been? She proved that over 16' years ago.You have a choice"thoe,You can go with"uncernainty" An Ostrich can pull his head'out of the sand'in a swift pull,It'll take you 4 years'to pull yours out of your ***".

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Morris Graham, Washington D.C. — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 11:08:19 GMT

Enough already about the super delegates. Let the people decide! Hillary wakeup and join the rest of us in the real world.

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Sick of corruption, sick of the Clintons — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 11:30:42 GMT

OK, so Hillary is a pathological liar. So what? She is probably just suffering from combat fatigue syndrome after the harrowing experience she had in Bosnia.

Obama in 2008. Integrity matters and the Clintons have none.

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april — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:00:03 GMT

How come HRC is getting a pass by the media on her NAFTA contradictions. She says she opposed it but clearly this is NOT the case. I am very worried about this - is anyone else?

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John, VA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:24:24 GMT

coming soon to a primary near you . . .massive vote fraud!!!

the Limbaughcrats are fully mobilized to "vote" for Clinton and will drag this gawdawful mess all the way into the convention in order to insure that McCain wins easily in November

is there anything the democratic pary can do to stop it? I'm afraid not

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B. Kenneth McGee — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:25:15 GMT

All of this talk from Hillary about how "tough" she is. Hello? I am a seventy-seven year old male.... and can't remember another male who said he was tough all of the time who was truly tough....or courageous. On the other hand there is a kind of "tough" which borders on savagery. It is the Leon Spinks kind of tough.

Barack....watch those ears of yours in the next debate....you may just get one bit off!

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Full Moon — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:27:23 GMT

The Obama Trauma ... nothing more than easily led Americans jumping on a runaway train.

Obama tells you that whites are responsible for the young unemployed blacks standing around on the street corners ... and you believe it.

Obama tells you that whites are responsible for the irresponsibility of blacks who father a child and leave (70%)... and you believe it.

Obama tells you that it's okay for him and his family to be involved with a racially charged hatemonger because it's "liberation theology," and you buy into it.

Has your indifference to the Bush administration clouded your thinking?

Americans buy a house they can't afford and it's the lender's fault. More Obama crap that Dems buy into.
No accountability. All of you just want a handout.
A freebee. You want a president that will, in effect, say "nothing you do is your fault." America grows weak when inhabited with spineless jellyfish.

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Gerald, london UK — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:44:39 GMT

Think about this. If Hillary becomes US president, it would be roughly 24 years of just 2 american families running the white house. Has america run out of other people with the ability to be president? What about the rest of us? It's been bush - clinton - bush and now, clinton. Maybe Laura Bush will take over from Hillary and then Chelsea Clinton from Laura. It's a shame. It makes America look stupid to the world. Why complain about other power freaks around the world?

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B.Smith, Newport News, Va — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:50:25 GMT

what's the big deal, the rules are, whoever has the most delegates wins!! no popular vote, no electoral, no number of states!! JUST DELEGATES! Howard Dean needs to step up and and make this point known!! Hilary cannot win!! Obama!!! Obama!! Obama!!!

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The Agressive Progressive — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 13:14:47 GMT

Well, once again Clintonian lying is catching up to them. Hillary has told too many lies, oops I mean misstatements, to be trustworthy. We don't need another president like that. Eight years of it has been enough. It's also reminiscent of Bill's days in office. "I'll repeal the striker replacement language in my first 100 days in office", I smoked but I did not inhale", I did not have sexual relations with that woman", "It depends on what the definition of is is". Liars of convenience and opportunity can't be trusted. By the way, McBush is certainly getting away with his share of "misstatements",and since when did that become an acceptable term for lying? When will the "liberal" media start holding McBush's feet to the fire, like they do the Dems? We can't trust the Clintons and McBush is four more years of what we've had for the last eight years so where do we go?.......HEALTHCARE NOT WELFARE !!! Want more bush? elect McCain. Gotta go with the "O" .

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squintz, philly, pa — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 13:32:03 GMT

PA AND NC ARE SHUTTING THIS DOWN. Yay states on the East Coast that no one ever thinks about! Hooray America! Vote vote vote vote vote.

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Diane from Illinois — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 13:40:24 GMT

People have been excited about this election due to one factor.....Barack Obama. Hillary hasn't inspired any new voters and McCain can only attract civil war veterans. Obama is the only candidate that will have the opporunity to unite the people of the United States and inspire them to help put this nation back together! I am proud to be a part of this year's election and I haven't felt that way in a VERY long time. Go Obama '08!