Another superdelegate for Obama

Carol, Long Valley NJ — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:03:37 GMT

drip ... drip ... drip ...

Another superdelegate for Obama

Gary Schear, Bozeman Montana — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:08:26 GMT

Go Cat's!

Montana for Obama

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D Marshall OCITY — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:09:57 GMT

Well tim is winding down Mrs Clinton...please put up the white flag to save face.

Another superdelegate for Obama

David, SC — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:10:14 GMT

The Turtle and the Hare. Slowly but surely.

Another superdelegate for Obama

D Marshall OCITY — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:10:19 GMT

Well time is winding down Mrs Clinton...please put up the white flag to save face.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Busanga, Texas — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:11:02 GMT

Who won Texas again? LOL...Hillary, get OUT!

Another superdelegate for Obama

Gary Schear, Bozeman Montana — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:11:32 GMT

Schweitzer, Baccus and Tester next.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Hall — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:11:47 GMT

GO Obama!!!! Keep those delegates coming. We need to end this thing soon. We have voter fatigue here in Kentucky. This long death march is making the freaks come out at night.

Another superdelegate for Obama

donna, pgh., pa. — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:16:06 GMT

It's happening. Might it be with the polling numbers in Pa., along with the steady endorsements, and increased delegates for Barack, Senator Clinton might concede before the April 22 primary here? What do you think?

Plus, she's hamstrung to do much about all of this cause she's broke.

Pulling for Obama '08

Another superdelegate for Obama

Independent in TN — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:16:26 GMT

Fascinating strategy . . . looks like the SDs have figured a way out of this mess after all

Instead of a landslide, they're going to trickle these commitments in 1 or 2 a day until Clinton backs out gracefully

Materful plan . . . my hat is off to whoever figured it out . . . although the public may not know for years

Congratulations Democrats . . . you're not as inept as I feared you were

Another superdelegate for Obama

Sue, Bloomington, IN — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:17:16 GMT

One or two supers a day are really adding up. Also Bill Clinton didn't do his wife any good the other day when he had a tantrum about Bill Richardson's "treachery" in front of those California superdelegates. One of them said it was the most awkward political scene he'd ever witnessed.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Kenny, Sacramento, CA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:19:15 GMT

Hey Hilliary,

Can't you see the writing on the wall? It's a slow drip (like a water torture) that's increasing by the day. Keep on running for president and be selfish. You probably have a 5% chance of getting the nomination and, if by chance you do steal it away from Obama, then what? To do that, you'd have to rip the party to shreds. But so what, right? You and Bill have always only cared about yourselves and that will never change.

Another superdelegate for Obama

big ben , buffalo ny — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:20:39 GMT

dont matter clinton demo will not support obama. Enjoy the nov lose

Another superdelegate for Obama

Sophia Hussein, Young Voter, CA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:20:42 GMT

cool...

2 in one day....

lets pick up the pace SUPERS...

This voter is getting super annoyed

Another superdelegate for Obama

donna, pgh., pa. — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:21:02 GMT

On the other hand, this getting painful to watch.

Slow death. Tragic.

Pulling for Obama '08

Another superdelegate for Obama

KP, California — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:21:47 GMT

The spigot just opened a little more . . . keep 'em coming!! YES WE CAN!!

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Larry Apperson, CA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:24:09 GMT

Can anyone tell me if I’m off base on this?

There where several caucus states that Obama won where the popular vote is not recorded.
In order to do a fair comparison determining the popular vote is there any way to determine percentages other than an amount greater than the majority of the democrats in those states! Obviously then applying that amount to the current tally?

If not, these states may have disenfranchised themselves in what may be the deciding factor for some of our NON ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES. (Super delegates)

Another superdelegate for Obama

Jim Krannich — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:25:21 GMT

I love this campaign season. The politics of MACHINE (clinton) vs WORKER BEES (the rest of us)....for ONCE the WORKER BEES are really succeding and cannot be stopped. PRESIDENT OBAMA...it just sounds great!!!

Another superdelegate for Obama

john Irvine — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:26:29 GMT

Political death by 800 paper cuts....

Another superdelegate for Obama

Tired in Kansas City — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:30:48 GMT

I need someone to step up to incourage Clinton to step down. She did not take votes from him, she slowed it up. That strategy is not helping her. More and more will strat stepping up becuse they are just as tired as we are.

Another superdelegate for Obama

pmet, Louisiana — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:32:55 GMT

Here's hoping the superdelegate floodgates open and the rush to Obama begins. If so, this race will, for all intents and purposes, be over before Pennsylvania.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Lita La — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:34:57 GMT

It's 3 am and Hillary can't make up her mind again. If she can't make up her mind to get out of the race she can't win in this long primary season, how do you think she can make up her mind on what to do if that 3 am call actually comes in. A smart person knows when to cut their losses and get out, evidently Hillary is not a smart person. Lita Los Angeles, California

Another superdelegate for Obama

Diva in San Diego, CA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:37:43 GMT

The fat lady is done warming up!

Another superdelegate for Obama

John Schulz, Cape Charles, VA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:38:20 GMT

Go Obama! And "amen" to all that's been said so far! She lacks grace, style, or any true political judgement...her political tin ear was on display when she bungled her health care initiative, and when she made Bill announce his very first policy as president: "Gays in the Military" was HER idea (I know this for certain), and it took that administration 18 months to end the furor and mvoe ahead, from what insiders told me at the time. Thanks Hillary. Go play with your red phone and GET OUT, with SOME dignity left.
Oh, and by the way also: GO GRIZ, beat the 'Cats! J.Schulz, ex-Griz QB from long, long ago.

Another superdelegate for Obama

MK, Los Angeles, CA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:40:43 GMT

Great news! I also heard that an affiliate of AFCME in PA broke from the national union and endorsed Sen. Obama today -- I believe it is the Nurses and Hospital workers union. The head of the PA affiliate also holds a high ranking position in the national union leadership.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Byron V., Minneapolis, Minnesota — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:41:05 GMT

Wyoming's Democratic Governor, David Freudenthal endorsed Obama today as well. Obama's domination of the Mountain West continues!

Another superdelegate for Obama

twocanpete — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:41:22 GMT

http://twocanpete.blogspot.com/
There's video out, linked on my blog, of a major Obama security breech. Watch this video, it is extrememly troubling that this guy got so close with no interference from the secret service. Have these poeple not learned anything?!

Another superdelegate for Obama

Nicole McMillan — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:44:10 GMT

I'm so ready for this thing to end. As much as I like you Hillary it's clear who the front runner is. GO OBAMA!

Another superdelegate for Obama

NObama — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:44:45 GMT

First Read: You don't report the rest of the story. The governor also said that in part he was doing this because Barry Obama PROMISED him to protect a wildlife area from oil drilling. I thought it was against the law to "buy" votes. Oh well, laws and normal standards of decent conduct don't seem to apply to Barry.

Another superdelegate for Obama

wisdave, madtown, wi — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:46:28 GMT

I think this is the strategy for the Obama team. Not a deluge that could cause a backlash, but a slow migration of the SD's to his court.

He has run a superb campaign.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Sierra, SF — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:47:27 GMT

If he does well in PA, he'll probably cath up with her in Super Delegates

If he wins in PA, the nomination is HIS
(he'll get bunches SD's)

Nobody wants this to drag out
Apparently, voters in PA feel the same way

Another superdelegate for Obama

Sierra, SF — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:50:02 GMT

It's not really lying if the suckers don't notice

"The problem is not that she exaggerated her record;
the problem is she exaggerated her record and she's
Hillary Clinton,"

From the WSJ:

'...Clinton Slipping on Trust
Blunders About Past Weaken Credibility;
Move to Shift Focus
By AMY CHOZICK
April 1, 2008; Page A6

HARRISBURG, Pa. -- In the weeks before the
Pennsylvania primary, Sen. Hillary Clinton not only
lags Sen. Barack Obama in the race for delegates, she
also is losing ground in her effort to convince voters
that she is trustworthy.

The debate over her record has left Sen. Clinton
confronting her lowest approval rating since April
2006, according to a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll
released last week.

According to the survey, 29% of the approximately
1,000 respondents said they had a very negative
opinion of Sen. Clinton compared with 15% for Sen.
Barack Obama and 12% for Sen. John McCain, the likely
Republican nominee.

A Pew Research survey released last week shows 29% of
Democratic voters describe Sen. Clinton as "phony,"
compared with 14% for Sen. Obama.

For more than a year, the Clinton campaign has tried
to burnish Sen. Clinton's image, and early last month,
the strategy appeared to be paying off. A stronger
approval rating helped Sen. Clinton score victories in
the Ohio and Texas primaries, though Sen. Obama picked
up more delegates in Texas.

The New York senator suffered a setback last week when
she admitted to overstating the danger she had faced
on a 1996 trip to Bosnia as first lady. The incident
sparked allegations that she had exaggerated her role
on other issues, such as the Northern Ireland peace
process, opposing the North American Free Trade
Agreement and bringing health insurance to children.

Everhart Flenory, 67, a retired steelworker in New
Kensington, Pa., said he used to be a Clinton
supporter but plans to vote for Sen. Obama in the
state's April 22 primary. "I've lost all my love for
the Clintons," Mr. Flenory says. "Why'd she have to
lie?"

Clinton campaign image maker Mandy Grunwald and Ann
Lewis, head of women's outreach, are working to
re-establish voters' trust in Sen. Clinton, campaign
aides say. In a new online video entitled "Help us
show our strength," Clinton supporters share
testimonials, and Sen. Clinton delivers a message,
thanking voters for their confidence.

The campaign is also trying to shift focus away from
recent debates over Sen. Clinton's record and toward
the economy, an issue many voters say she more firmly
grasps than Sen. Obama. Monday, Sen. Clinton held an
economic roundtable in Harrisburg, and she talked
about a tax-cut plan for the middle class at an event
in Fairless Hills, Pa., near Philadelphia.

She also laid out a plan calling for stricter
regulation of Wall Street investment banks, broader
consumer protection on credit cards and student loans
and additional measures to curb the foreclosure
crisis.

Pennsylvania is a must-win state for Sen. Clinton, who
is behind in the race for delegates. Sen. Obama leads
in the overall delegate count, with 1,623 to Sen.
Clinton's 1,499, according to the Associated Press.
About 2,025 are needed to win the nomination.

"We've always said from the beginning of the race that
our challenge is to change the perception a lot of
people already have," Clinton campaign spokesman Mo
Elleithee said.

Some observers said the Clinton campaign has a tough
road ahead.

"The problem is not that she exaggerated her record;
the problem is she exaggerated her record and she's
Hillary Clinton," said Hank Sheinkopf, a Democratic
political consultant who worked for former President
Clinton....'

Another superdelegate for Obama

Greg — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:52:20 GMT

The Illinois senator peeled off an affiliate of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, which has endorsed Clinton. The Philadelphia-based local of the National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees has about 16,000 members.

Its president, Henry Nicholas, announced the endorsement while introducing Obama at a meeting of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO in Philadelphia.

Nicholas, who also is president of the 150,000-member national union and an AFSCME international vice president, said he took the step "because justice told me it was the right position to take."

Another superdelegate for Obama

Jmp, northern mn — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:53:29 GMT

Good day of drips--two superdelegates (plus the head of the 9/11 commission.)

Another superdelegate for Obama

kima — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:54:39 GMT

North Carolina for Obama !!!!!

Another superdelegate for Obama

Beverly, Houston — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:57:53 GMT

I just want to know where her Tax Return is.

Fair question, don't ya think!!!

Another superdelegate for Obama

BIGOLDTEXAN — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:02:09 GMT

Here they come!!
Watch them roll in!!
Now the fun starts...........LOL!!!!

Go Obama........Yeah baby!!!

Another superdelegate for Obama

JustinA — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:05:35 GMT

Kudos to another courageous Super D from another boutique state.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Michael ,Newark NJ — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:05:50 GMT

it's ok for Senator Clinton to acknowledge that it's
no longer possible to continue and should consider
dropping out as soon as possible to save her political career in the senate...We will make sure
that Obama have $1billion on general election to
blow away John McCain

Another superdelegate for Obama

LP, Maryland — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:06:10 GMT

I think its happening as someone said here ...its kinda a strategy ...1 or 2 day ...like "An SD a day keeps the <who> away" ?

Another superdelegate for Obama

John — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:06:17 GMT

Helloooo

Anyone checking the latest polls? Bad news for the obamarama.

Obama is NOT electable. It's that simple. If you cannot win in states like Ohio, Penn and Florida, you cannot win the Presidency.

Hillary has proven she can win big in the big states that are the must wins for the Dems in November. In the latest polls, Hillary beats McCain in Ohio, PA and Florida while Obama loses badly to McCain.

Just the facts.

Hillary must be the nominee of the Dem party. She's the strongest, most experienced, most electable candidate. Obama would be ground up and served for lunch by the GOP machine. I doubt he would even capture 30% of the vote in a general election.

Remember, this is Bush/Cheney's war, not Hillary's or Obama's. Hillary & Obama have identical voting records in the U.S. Senate on the war. Not once since arriving in the senate has Obama EVER taken to the floor of the Senate to speak out against the War in Iraq,NOT ONCE.

**VOTE SMART!! VOTE HILLARY!!**

Another superdelegate for Obama

tim,md — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 05:19:36 GMT

We,all must vote and tell all Penn. voters to go for75% for Obama ....so MS.Clinton can go home.Please get her out of her pain.We need to win in November so we can end this war.My brother and my best friend has died in the war,how many more lives?stop the killing of Americans....please.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Obama WIll Win - Ventura CA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 05:21:20 GMT

Obama will be the nominee- and people like John need to "Vote Smart!! Vote Obama!!"
The Clintonians keep saying he is not electable- with the national polls, the majority of their own party, and the delegate count saying otherwise.
They need to get over themselves.It's TIME.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Gary, Los Angeles, CA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 05:27:02 GMT

Thank You Rush and Republicans...Everytime Rush Limbaugh sticks his nose where it does not belong Democrats benefit...Thank You for helping the TRUE Democrats see the light.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Gary, Los Angeles, CA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 05:28:53 GMT

A SUPER DELEGATE A DAY
HELPS TAKE HILLARY AWAY

Hillary supporters wake up and help us defeat Grandpa McCain...We can not let McCain appoint the next SUPREME COURT Justice...

Democrats Unite

Another superdelegate for Obama

Meraj, Fountain Valley, California — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 05:40:55 GMT

Go Obama go!
We would like to see president Obama in white house.
If Hillary has a good judgement she should let Obama be the next president.
Voters are loosing patience in this primary it should come to an end soon.
Vote with your brain,vote smart. Vote for Obama!!!!

Another superdelegate for Obama

LJ San Diego — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 05:45:00 GMT

John, repeating clinton campaign talking points is not persuasive. Much of it is exageration and the rest...lies. Enough of the Bush/Clinton/Bush grabage. They are destroying everything that made this country great.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Thomas E. P. Loves Park, IL — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 05:49:11 GMT

Thank you Senator Clinton for a hard fought battle. This clash of the titans has primed the junior senator from IL for a sweeping victory in the general. Mccain is dead wrong on the 3 prime issues of this generation: 1.the economy 2. the war in Iraq 3. universal healthcare. 1-20-09 I'll turn 32 and I'll be in D. C. and it will be the best b'day present anyone could ever get, a fighting chance for my children. ;>) yes we can and yes we will

Another superdelegate for Obama

louie — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 06:23:01 GMT

Hi Hilliary,

Can't you see the writing on the wall? It's a slow drip (like a water torture) that's increasing by the day. Keep on running for president and be selfish. You probably have a 5% chance of getting the nomination and, if by chance you do steal it away from Obama, then what? To do that, you'd have to rip the party to shreds. But so what, right? You and Bill have always only cared about yourselves and that will never change.

Another superdelegate for Obama

LB GUAM — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 06:39:46 GMT

RICHARSONS ENDORSEMENT IS SETTING A DOMINO EFFECT AND HILLARY DOESNT WANT IT TO FALL IN BARACKS FAVOR,TO LATE. GO!!!GO!!! OBAMA08

Another superdelegate for Obama

Jay Link, Chicago, IL — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 06:40:16 GMT

99% anti-Hillary comments. MSNBC has become the biggest asskissing OBama network on the planet.I and many otherw have posted pro Hillary comments and they NEVER get posted. Your bias as a news network is sickening. When your boy OBama loses in the General will you still blame Hillary. Pathetic!!! Bet this won't get posted

Another superdelegate for Obama

Andre, Seattle, WA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 07:16:30 GMT

Dear Chuck Todd,
I just got done watching the Race for the White House panel that you were on regarding Sen. Obama's Hardball College tour appearance. David Gregory and the panel seemed fixated on the 2 Rev. Wright questions that the Senator answered at the event (one from a student and one from Chris Matthews). I found this odd because when I watched the entire event there were so many other questions that he answered. Ranging from civil unions to education. Sen. Obama said that he was confident that voters were more concerned with the issues that effect their daily lives; jobs, health care and foreign policy. The random questions from the students covered these topics but the panel you were on seemed fixated on the red meat issue instead of the bread and butter issues. Is the role of the media (MSNBC) to set/ dictate the tone of the primary or to report it?

The media decries the horse race aspect of this contest one day but refuses to help the electorate make an informed choice even when real issues and policy positions are discussed. Can you help me out here and share your perspective on this apparent paradox?

Another superdelegate for Obama

TheDonald — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 07:41:18 GMT

Everyone is WRONG! Only Hillary and Bill know what is best for the country and that is BILLARY.

Another superdelegate for Obama

allen currinn,cookeville tn. — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 07:50:24 GMT

brock oboma a good speeker but he not playing a race game he want you to think but america has 13 percent african americans and there comming out in mass to vote for him and cheching the comtrobution in those states of most african american states he getting controbution from all those area of every aqmount from 5 dallar to 300. in small amount lots of them and some larger isnt this a race on race where are you american of other 87 percent where your vote and opinion or are you gona let america go to ?????? or pennsyvania vote big and vote hillary it america turn stop sleeping

Another superdelegate for Obama

Law Student72, Tucson, Arizona — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 07:58:11 GMT

John, stop buying into the Clinton campaign rhetoric and start using your own brain. The traditionally democratic states are going to vote democrat no matter who the candidate is, and therew will be plenty of time to win over the others if Clinton finally learns to read the writing on the wall. Besides, the national polls show Obama beats McCain in the GE and Clinton doesn't.

Your candidate is being heartily endorsed by the Republican attack machine right now for one reason and one reason only: They know they have her beat.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Mary Warren, Montgomery Village MD — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:04:49 GMT

You all are going to regret everything that you are doing to this woman. And hell no she should not throw up the flag, why should she. If you all are so confident about your candidate then I say let it continue or are you not so sure that he will beat McCain. I say this if Hilary is out I will vote for McCain.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Mary Warren, Montgomery Village MD — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:08:21 GMT

And another thing everyone is jumping on the Obama band wagon for all of the wrong reason he can't change nothing if Congress doesn't give him the okay to do so. And it will take at least 12 years to clean up this mess that Bush has created. I am still trying to see exactly what he has done while being a Senator, I never even heard of him before now. So show me the facts. Talk is good when its on paper but the proof is in the puddin.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Andre, Waldorf, MD — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:59:52 GMT

Everyone knows that she has not going to be the dem. candidate. Theproblem is that she can not drop out of the race.

She is 13 million in debt, 5 of which is hers. If she drops out now she has no shot the raise enough money to pay off the debt. She is using this extra time to raise more money. She is doing less advertising and more public appearances such as parades. Her image is taking a big hit, it is getting to a point that she may not even when her NY senate seat when reelection time comes around.

Another superdelegate for Obama

JT,MINNESOTA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:38:32 GMT

I LOVE HILLARY,BUT LET BE REAL THIS PRESIDENCY IS NOT
FOR HER LET UNITE BEHIND HIM(OBAMA),HE GOT EVERTHING
TO BE THE NEXT US PRESIDENT

Another superdelegate for Obama

JT,MINNESOTA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:40:44 GMT

I THINK MC-CAIN PASS RETIREMENT AGE WE NEED A YOUNG
PRESIDENT WITH ACUTE IDEA LIKE OBAMA,LET GO AMERICA

Another superdelegate for Obama

NSIKAN AKPAN, UYO-NIGERIA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:49:37 GMT

THE EARLIER BOTH CAMPAIGNS COMPROMISE, THE BETTER FOR THEM BOTH.VICTORY IS ALMOST OBVIOUSLY CLOSEST TO OBAMA,BUT IF WHAT CLINTON HAS IS FAITH LET HER KEP ON KEEPING ON. BUT LET HER REALIZE THAT FAITH WITHOUT HUMILITY IS DISASTER.FAITH DOESNT KILL BUT WOULD RATHER PROMOTE REALITY.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Brenda Gouck Honeybrook Pa — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:54:27 GMT

John we are checking polls, your girl is losing, vote dumb if you choose, and vote for hillary the lying bosnia sniper fire my husband and Rev Wright are friends but I will lie about that too. Wise up dumb ass. Obama 08

Another superdelegate for Obama

JR — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:58:07 GMT

I wonder if she will quit once she is down in pledged delegates, popular vote AND super delegates????????

Another superdelegate for Obama

Neva — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 11:16:30 GMT

It may not be Hillary's war, but she voted for it.

John,

It intrigues me why a person would support Hillary, despite her outrageous lies over the years, her scandals, her résumé padding, her vicious propensity to attack and discredit anyone in her way, her flipflopping, her apparent blatant disregard for the law, her unethical behaviour, etc.

Did your parents teach you to admire these qualities? Do you have children? Do you teach them that these character traits are admiral and fit for a president? Would you want your children to have such a role model? Would you want your daughters to stay with abusive husbands to fulfill their career ambitions? Would you want your children to have any of these traits?

Name me just one thing Mrs. Clinton has initiated on her own (no help from Mr. Clinton or as first lady), worked in the trenches leading others to make it happen, and delivered successfully. Just one thing.

Most don't need to have that one thing named, because they left at first base, her unfitting character and personality.

Another superdelegate for Obama

James — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 11:25:26 GMT

Have you noticed who was standing behind and nodding approval as Nancy Pelosi talked about her Obama-favoring stance on superdelegates? None other than Rahm Emmanuel, the only uncommitted Illinois superdelegate, who was a special advisor under Bill Clinton, who has not endorsed her, and now seems to be leaning Obama by his own body language toward Pelosi's comments. This defection from Hillary to Obama would be bigger than the Richardson endorsement.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Neva — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 11:32:28 GMT

Imagine the outrage if Hillary Clinton were to win by buying or manipulating the superdelegates!

That outrage makes the scenario a non-starter.

Another superdelegate for Obama

RICK LANDES — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 11:33:47 GMT

AS A 50 YEAR OLD MALE WHO SUPPORTS CLINTON....I AM ASHAMED OF THIS COUNTRY!....CLINTONS OWN PARTY TALKED HER INTO RUNNING UNTIL SEXISM TOOK OVER! I' HAVE NEVER SEEN SO MUCH SEXISM IN MY LIFE! ALL WOMEN SHOULD BAN TOGETHER....BECAUSE IT LOOKS LIKE MOST IN THIS COUNTRY DON'T THINK A WOMEN CAN LEAD...IF SADDAMS SON OBAMA WINS THE DEM NOMINATION...I WILL VOTE FOR McCAIN........OBAMA IS ALL TALK!IF HE CAN'T WIN THE BIG STATES ...HOW CAN HE WIN AGAINST THE REPUBLICANS?

Another superdelegate for Obama

Neva — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 11:35:12 GMT

Time to drop out Hillary.

Time for New York to put a swift end to your senate career.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Tom Ulcak — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 11:39:15 GMT

its a slow death for clinton, Sen. Obama's nomination is obvious, it is going to happen. why clinton insists on staying in the race and doing damage to Sen. Obama's chances can only be explained by the depths of her selfishness. If clinton drops out now, Sen. Obama will win big over mccain. if not, the race will be tighter and we need a large margin to ensure that any tricks the republicans play this time around (as they have done over two decades) will be nullified.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Cindy, TX — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 11:53:16 GMT

TO:big ben , buffalo ny-- Do you have that much hate in your heart that you would allow 4 more years of another Bush... Come on! If you think it is bad now, just wait unit McCain get in there by not voting Democratic... I don't know about you but I have a daughter and I want a better future for her.

VOTE Democratic NO MATTER WHAT...Or be prepared for the WORSE of the U.S. becoming a new third world country. People we need to think!!

Another superdelegate for Obama

D.L. Dietz, Ann Arbor Michigan — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 11:56:22 GMT

It looks like Jimmy Carter is going to endorse BHO. Here's a quote from thisdayonline.com, "We are very interested in the primaries. Don’t forget that Obama won in my state of Georgia. My town which is home to 625 people is for Obama, my children and their spouses are pro- Obama. My grandchildren are also pro- Obama. As a Super Delegate, I would not disclose who I am rooting for but I leave you to make that guess," This has to be the one that will have Hillary saying... You sunk my battle ship!

Another superdelegate for Obama

Nora, FLORIDA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 11:58:13 GMT

Message to John:
Ohio, Florida, and Pennsylvannia is not the only states in American and for anyone to think like that is being small minded, which shows why Obama has the popular vote because many are tired of the same ole way of political additions and ideologies.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:00:18 GMT

John, she does not have a chance in hell! Come on over to Obama, when she loses you are going to vote for him anyway....LOL

Another superdelegate for Obama

Neva, NY — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:05:19 GMT

The latest reminders about Hillary's Watergate activities -- fired with no references for unethical conduct should put her out of the race immediately.

Another superdelegate for Obama

TESA P, SAVANNAH, GA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:22:18 GMT

I think the superdelegates, are more concerned about their positions. If they were to back HC they would be going against the people, ok people got them to the place where they are today. HC says the SD will make the decision about who the nominee will be. I guess its backfiring.

Another superdelegate for Obama

TESAP, SAVANNAH, GA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:25:57 GMT

John, I do not see your logic, Hiliary is the most despised candidate, she stated McCain would make a good president???? She went negative first,and she is NOT experienced. As an Obam supporter I will not vote for her, I would kindly write in Barack's name, as well as spread the word to do so over the internet on MYSPACE and any other outlest that I am affiliated with, I would instruct others to do the same. IF HILIARY IS THE NOMINEE, THERE WILL BE NO MORE DEMOCRATIC PARTY..................IT WOULD BE VIEWED AS THE REPUBLICAN JR. PARTY........

Another superdelegate for Obama

mario — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:31:44 GMT

If this woman that is running has a flase sense that she can still win how is she going to deal with a miltary descion to keep adding our young in something that may not pan out? The end is all that counts for this woman!

Another superdelegate for Obama

The Eagle Spirit — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:39:25 GMT

Super Delegates it is time for you to read what the people of this great nation are saying and join the band. NO MORE CLINTON.

Obama For President and Change for America

Another superdelegate for Obama

tonybama, grahamsville, ny — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:49:04 GMT

Wake up people. The Clinton's aren't stupid. They know they can't win the nomination. This is the `012 strategy. Weaken Obama so he can't win, this way she doesn't have to wait until `016. It's the same reason support for Kerry was so weak the last time, the same reason she "moved" to New York, etc., etc.
How dare anyone get in the way of their plans for sixteen more years (don't forget Chelsea).

Another superdelegate for Obama

Akintayo Fadoju, Congers NY — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:53:36 GMT

Mrs. Clinton, we all know You and your family (the linton family) hates to lose but time is ticking away and the message has being going around that superdelegate will not over-rule the vote of the people. It is hightime you and your family do yourselves a favor by leaving the race in happiness than to damage Your Political future the more. Get it straight, no one is forcing you to leave the race but Your destiny is in Your hands do as you wish for you will reap the benefit or looses in the near future.

Another superdelegate for Obama

C A, Tuscaloosa, AL — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:56:20 GMT

John (Sent Wednesday, April 02, 2008 7:06 PM):

Funny. The latest national poll I recall seeing shows 59% of voters saying Obama can beat McCain whereas only 39% say that Hillary can beat McCain. In that same poll 62% identified as Republicans think McCain can beat Hillary whereas only 22% of Republicans think that McCain can beat Obama. I would say that is a problem for Hillary, not Obama.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Chuck — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 13:00:24 GMT

1: You can find a poll to prove almost anything. It's best to look at those "poll of polls" to get an average of the sillyness.

2: The "gap" in PA has been slowly narrowing for weeks which proves that the longer he has, the stronger he gets. Even if she wins in PA, if she wins by only 5 or so %, she's is done.

3: The "big state" argument is balloney. She won big states against a fellow democrat utilizing a primarily democratic voter base. That's like saying the Yankees are going to win the World Series because Yankee fans voted 9 to 1 that it is going to happen. A better gauge of how Dems will do is by looking at voter registrations.

Another superdelegate for Obama

RICH - CRANSTON, RI — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 13:00:26 GMT

Obama now leads in the overall delegate count, 1,639-1,507. Clinton leads among superdelegates, 255-223.

YOU SHOULD HAVE MENTIONED ALSO THAT SEN. OBAMA IS LEADING IN PLEDGE DELEGATES, 1419-1250. THE DIFFERENCE IS +169. IF YOU WANT TO FOCUS ON THE OVERALL COUNT, THAT'S FINE BUT DON'T PUT ANY ACCENT TO HIM NOT LEADING IN SUPERDELEGATES AND LEAVING OUT HIS INSURMONTABLE LEAD IN PLEDGE DELEGATES. THE LATTER WILL DECIDE THE ELECTIONS.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Candi, South Carolina — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 13:06:58 GMT

I think Bill should stop expecting the superdelegates to just hand Hillary the Election because he was the former President. If Hillary would look at her husband track record she would see why some supers are relutant to give in so fast. She lies about her ability to lead and experience and he lied about his affair. Let's take into consideration that we are talking about the White House and more and more each day we see the bigwigs getting into trouble with women. The question for Hillary would be why Bill is upset with Richardson about the endorsement. Hillary is not saying anything so why should Bill. Bill needs to let Hillary fight her own battle for President, because now it seems as if there is a big stake riding on Hillary in the White House. So supers be cautious about what is up with Bill and Hillary for the White House.

Another superdelegate for Obama

Kristen, Austin, Texas — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 13:21:57 GMT

I agree. The slow drip is the end for her. It's brilliant.