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teddy your man in orlando — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:12:35 GMT

Dude Hillary dont you get it?????? I really hope PA puts you out of your misery. Call it a mercy election becasue senator Clinton you just dont get it

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Colleen: Bitter in NY — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:12:49 GMT

GO AWAY HILLARY!

The superdelegates have got to step in and stop this murder-suicide that she is trying to pull off. I'm just sick to death of this whole thing...

Obama - don't let her get away with this nonsense!

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Randy E (SC) — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:12:56 GMT

FIRST READ - what about the Huffingtonpost.com article on Bill Clinton saying essentially the same thing in 1991!??! More Clinton double-speak!

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Desiree, New York — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:13:06 GMT

Obama just does not get it, it's not the bitter part, it's the clinging to guns and religion etc part. It is as if he's looking down on small towns that he's having trouble connecting to and calling them gun toting, God loving signle minded bigots. Now he can attack Sen Clinton all he wants to try to take the media off him but he still needs to explain himself. People do not turn to God because they're bitter, they embrace the message and word of Christ and their religion, was he bitter when he decided to join his church?

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Jim in Colo Springs — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:14:27 GMT

Hillary please explain what he said that was no truthful? People in this country are frustrated, bitter, disappointed in government. And when people face tough times, or when the government let's us down, we often turn to different things to make us feel better. I know that I turn to my faith, other people might need to feel safe, so they might turn to things that take their minds off their problems for a little while, and that may include hunting, or guns, or their faith. What is wrong about what he said.... Please in this country are bitter about government. I know I for one and bitter about the Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush years, that is why I want a change,I want Obama.

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Julie Conrad Minerva, Ohio — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:14:32 GMT

I am a 61 year old white female. I had been a staunch supporter of Bill and Hillary Clinton since his run for President. I have also had a lot of respect for John McCain. I have become more and more disgusted with the Clintons, and this is the final straw! I now believe my Republican relatives who have always said they'll do anything to win. I also have lost respect for the "straight talk express". Both Clinton and McCain knew exactly what Obama was talking about and for THEM to call Obama "elistist" is absurd. Anyone who believes that should read "Faith From My Fathers" and see Obama in action with "bitter" Americans.

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InfoGiant, Austin, TX — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:14:36 GMT

NO is right!

http://infogiant.wordpress.com/2008/04/11/clintons-conflicts-of-interest-money-continues-to-stack-up/

http://infogiant.wordpress.com/2008/04/03/comparison-hillary-vs-bush/

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ricardo, Placedas, NM — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:14:48 GMT

obama must have brought extra strong Kool-Aid to the Alliance for American Manufacturing.

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OWL,Grangeville,Id. — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:14:54 GMT

I am Surprised Clinton kept talking about Obama, after the groans she heard.
When will she learn to listen instead of hearing herself talk.
Owl

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Cowboy Jack — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:14:55 GMT

Sen. Obama: you've badly damaged your chances in Nov.... please step down for the good of the party

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Rules is Rules — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:15:04 GMT

You Barack haters need to get with the program. There are special rules for Barack that you need to follow when referring to the Great One:

- You can't ever say Obama's middle name.

- You can't repeat what Obama says - nor try to explain it or put it into context.

- You can't mention Obama's decades-long relationships with racist pastors, criminal real-estate tycoons, or left wing radicals.

- You are supposed to ignore any and all statements and actions Obama has shown with respect to American flag lapel pins, pledging allegance, or standing attention when the national anthem is played.

- Baracks experience is not supposed to be relevant; only his "soaring rhetoric" and the fact that he's a smooth talker (when on-script, that is).

- You are to believe him when he says talking with terrorists is good for the country.

- Whenever he or his wife says something that is racist, anti-American, or socialist -- we're to look under rocks and leaves until we can twist it into a Karl Rove plot, or pin it on President Bush.

Compliance with these rules is mandatory.

Obama/08

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Cowboy Jack — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:15:24 GMT

Only NBC (National Barack Channel) would spin the story this way...

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Tired of Hillary The Joke, Everywhere USA — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:15:33 GMT

Glad to hear that real people who actually showed they aren't the idiots she think they are and not just her misguided drones were in the audience to call her on her BS. I can't wait for the full brunt of her negative karma and lies to come back for her in a big way. She will NEVER be Madam President in my eyes.

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Patrick, San Diego CA — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:15:33 GMT

I don't think Clinton will get as much traction out of the "bitter" comment as she hopes. She's trying to keep it on the radar but most people have moved on.

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Ol' Lefty, Westminster, Md — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:15:34 GMT

She'll do anything to succeed, even it means having to run against McOld in 2012.

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Ron, TX — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:15:36 GMT

Clinton is basically suggesting that people in rural PA, who have been 100% invisible to the government for at least the past 20 years, invisible through both the Clinton and Bush administrations, she's suggesting that these people have nothing to be bitter about. They should all be merry and happy... they have their guns and their religion and antipathy. Who cares about the economy and health care and the war in Iraq!? Definitely not these people. They don't care about not having decent jobs... they aren't bitter at all. They just LOVE what the government's done for them.

And that's just crazy. Because Obama was right. He may have worded it loosely, but that's what he said, that's what he's been saying, and that's what he's going to continue to say, and that's why she got boo'd.

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obama=drama — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:16:14 GMT

Keep hitting Barry with this, Hilary. He has been arrogant his whole campaign. It's time to take him down a peg or two. It's time for him to understand that WORDS do count. It's time for him to understand he is responsible for what he says, that he can't always brush it off that he was misunderstood or taken out of context or that's not what I meant. He does well in pre-scripted speeches, but he's terrible "off the cuff." And, we're supposed to believe he can run out and talk to our "enemies"? Wonder how long it would take him to offend them?

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Lisa, in working class New Britain, CT — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:16:47 GMT

Is this really all she has...did she not learn her lesson with her rise in negatives after the Wright stuff. It looks pathetic and petty and desparate. It *may* cut into Obama a bit but it really does not build her up at all. In fact it makes her look small. Now who's out of touch now.

And in terms of the comments in the crowd...I don't know if they were SEIU supporters or not. But she misses the point if she thinks that people really aren't groaning (or worse) when they hear her constant retort on it. It gets old. So, if it makes her campaign feel better to think that its just a few SEIU supporters, then they do so at their peril.

Obama 08

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La'Dene, Oceanside, Ca — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:16:48 GMT

Clinton should listen. We are Bitter. Obama defines, refines, and presents my plight before the world. I am not alone. She is focused only on Pennsylvania because she is running there. Perhaps Clinton should pull back and notice: America includes small towns everywhere. I am bitter, angry, and disgusted with Clinton. She is vile in picking at Obama while her own behavior is taint. She won't even pay the people her campain does business with along the campain trail.

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Gail, Dayton, OH — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:16:48 GMT

Just like the people are sick or the Clinton/Bush cycle. Hillary will overblow this story....see may even pick up a few extra votes....but she will be a terrible leader for our country....I hope we don't let petty things get in the way.

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Dirk, Brunswick, Georgia — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:16:51 GMT

American Research Group poll has Clinton back up by +20 points in Penn. Hmmmm...

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Tired of hypocrisy — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:17:08 GMT

Garbage reporting.... Trash talking... You could do a better job, First read.
Cease being Hillary's puppet.

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Gavin — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:17:10 GMT

Nice. She doesn't care if she attacks her own party to destroy Obama to win the nomination. I'm sick of these disgusting Clintonian machinations. Give us a break, Clinton winning the primary is the biggest fairy tale I've ever heard.

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Brendan D, Niles, IL — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:17:26 GMT

First of all, Mrs. Clinton obviously doesn't understand gun owners, because as many of them have guns for PROTECTION as anything else.

More importantly, however, if the senator continues eating away at Obama like this, she'll do nothing but set up John McCain for a win. Why hasn't anyone asked her how long she's been planning to run for president in 2012?

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TT — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:18:09 GMT

How can DEMOCRATS vote for Hillary Rodham when she said: "the DEMOCRATIC PARTY did not understand mainstream American culture and values and the large segments of the electorate concluded that they did not really understand or relate to or frankly respect their ways of life." I just don't get it!

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Cindy Lou, TX — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:18:10 GMT

"Or is it, as NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports, per the Clinton campaign, an organized effort in the crowd by Obama's union (SEIU) supporters."

Or is it a vast right-wing conspiracy?

Give me a break, please. People are bone-tired of politics as usual. Obama misspoke. Period. He didn't lie like Hillary. Clearly, some voters think the latter is worse.

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Sniperfire — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:18:12 GMT

More sniper fire from Hillary--that's what your headline should have read.

Call me for hire--MSNBC

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Greg, N.Y. — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:18:42 GMT

I think its a media conspiracy or maybe its a vast-right wing conspiracy. All I really know for sure is that somebody is out to get me.

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Nashville_fan — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:18:50 GMT

This is all so sad . . . really . . . a once proud woman reduced to saying "He said ya'll are bitter!" . . . pitiful.

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Kevin Huisinga, Muncie, IN — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:19:21 GMT

And here for a few days things were going well. The issues facing the country were being discussed, John McCain was the target of both the Democrats, and the race suddenly seemed to be a positive, building exercise.

Then Hillary had to go out and make a mountain out of a molehill (the same day Bill admonished her opponents for doing the same) and suddenly we're back into the gutter. Hillary is dragging Obama through the mud and Obama is stooping to her level to try and recover.

I had hope for a bit there that her being in the race was going to to be a net positive, but here she is again, giving Republicans fuel and bringing her own party's leading candidate into question. Whatever grace and civility she had regained in the last week or two has just left.

Thank you, Hillary, for getting "100 years" McCain elected president.

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Dave, NY, NY — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:19:33 GMT

Hillary can relate to those small town Pennsylvanians. After all her family had a summer home there when she was a kid. Here nannies often took her to town to see how the common folk live. And they say that even as a little girl, Hillary had a knack for telling amazing stories. One of her most well known tales is the story about the time she fell down a rabbit hole...

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Michael — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:20:39 GMT

Hillary switch parties or start a new party. The dems don't want you guys around anymore. They want to go back to their losing ways.

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h ramolski, W-B, Penn — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:20:46 GMT

uh oh.

has she overplayed what she believed to be a good hand?

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Kendall Bryant, Cary NC — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:21:08 GMT

You know Democrats, we told you all for 16+ years that Hill and Bill were liars and cheats. You didn't believe us, until now. Here's some advice, Obama is no different then the Clintons. You'll throw Barack under the bus like you're doing with Hillary when the next new liberal rock start shows up at your doorstep.

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Lynn — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:21:28 GMT

Contrast ? How about Colombia-Gate and the Clintons taking $800,000 for promoting the trade deal she is officially against ! How about her Mark Penn scandal ?
How about making up stories to make you look tougher than you are : Bosnia-Gate ... and then have Bill Clinton lie about that AGAIN !

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Andress — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:21:39 GMT

Ok, Penn.

Let's back it up--Hillary is using this to take the spotlight off herself.

We have a serious conflict of interest with Bill taken money from Columbia 800,000, while his wife stands directly against him working for the columbians. This goes against or national interest, and or national security.

God forbid Hillary answers the phone at three am after taking a shot of Canadian Whiskey.

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Gary Hodges, Mesa, AZ — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:22:42 GMT

She's really trying too hard. This feels like another situation that will come to a head at the debate (a'la "change you can Xerox"), Obama will defuse, and she'll end up looking silly.

Didn't she and her husband rake in 100 million bucks since they left the White House? It takes some real cojones to accuse anyone of not understanding the little people with that sort of bank.

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Stewart, Bethesda, MD — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:22:59 GMT

Barack Obama will have to answer to the country about his associations with these people below.
REMEMBER THESE NAMES AND EVENTS ….
THEY ARE ALL TIED TO THE RADICAL BARACK
OBAMA…… Google them ….

1. Nadhmi Auchi
2. Tony Rezko
3. Rashid Khalidi
4. Ali Abunimah
5. UNWRA Palestinian Refugee Camps.
6. Deheisha Palestinian Camp.
7. Daniel T Frawley.
8. Aiham Alsamarrae.
9. Edward Said.
10. John O Brennan.
11. Robert Malley of Companion Security
12. Abdelhamid Chaib.
13. Ali Ata.
14. Companion Security in Chicago
15. General Meditteranean Holdings.
16. BNP Paribas.
17. William Ayers.
18. Barack Obama fundraiser speech in 1999 at the
Deheisha Palestinian Camp.
19. Barack Obama fundraiser speech in May of 1998 at
a Arab community Group.
20. His attending the home of the Weatherman
underground William Ayers.
21. Raila Amolo Odingo from

KEEP THE PRESSURE ON HILLARY...... barack obama in WEAK.

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Gary Webb, NC — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:23:29 GMT

So who were these rich elitest snobs Obama was privately talking to in San Francsicko?

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John Mehan, San Francisco, CA — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:23:33 GMT

For an in-depth analysis of the two Dem cendidates and how they compare/contrast, check out the article in the current issue of The New York Review of Books entitled "Molehill Politics" by Elizabeth Drew. It's online; a good read.

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Gary Schear, Bozeman Montana — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:23:42 GMT

As long as we are wallowing in the stupid and non-consequential as we come off the bloodiest week for US forces in 2008 and yet another car bomb goes off in Baghdad, let me embrace the stupidity and ask once again; Has anyone checked to see if Senator Clinton has ever possessed a Valid Game Bird Hunting License?
The people of this nation deserve to know if they are selecting a Poacher or a just an embellisher of things that never happened as the Democratic nominee.
Remember Romney and Squirrelgate.

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superclear — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:23:44 GMT

Really? They said "No"? Now, that shows how Hillary is in touch with people.

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Bison — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:23:53 GMT

What is the Matter With Kansas?
The upside of this is, once again, Obama has stirred a dialogue on trying to understand why white working class people have the proclivity to vote on life-style rather than economic issues. Obama’s comments have the potential to lead the nation in turning a corner on how cultural, life-style, and anti-immigration issues are used as political wedge issues. He acknowledges the economic bitterness that has existed in this country for decades, but he sees the solution residing in each of us as American and our ability to seek positive solutions. He sees that part of the problem has been that for too long time, we've had a politics that's been too small for the scale of the economic challenges we face; instead, of having a politics that safeguarded cultural, life-style, and immigration policy, we've had a politics that's used these issues to drive us apart. All this did was to feed the forces of division and distraction, and stop us from solving our economic and social problems. That is why the great need of this hour is much the same as it was when King delivered his “fierce urgency of now” message. Let’s not get hoodwinked. He is forcing us to confront our feelings of bitterness and to transform them into actions of hope. Lets’ get real! Any body growing up on food stamps, black with a single white mother, and having to pay off college loans, understands God’s Grace and appreciates the opportunities that this country has to offer.
The Clinton Campaign is defining elitism according to their definition of is. To say that he is out of touch with these blue collar white people, is it also a way to say that he is a racist. Some of
the last modern vestiges of white power reside in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Indiana .It is a way to say that he is a closet black nationalist out of touch with lower middle class white people. Is it a way to say that he is really just like Rev. Wright? There is a subliminal race message lodge in the “out of touch,” elitism line. Black elitism is an absurdity at worst, and humorous at best.
Go To
http://www.jedreport.com/2008/04/hillary-clint-4.html#disqus_thread

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CJ — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:24:12 GMT

Being the Republican in a Democratic primary won't win you points Hillary. The more she presses this the more people will get angry at her. This will cause Obama's and her negative ratings to rise. On another note...I think we are seeing a unique effect where you have two pols/media elite who are actually out of touch criticize Barack who says something that most do not take offense to and actually agree with. The conservative media will mistakenly use "status quo outrage" in order to flare up a non-issue and be shocked when Obama is still gaining support. Clinton's mistake is that she agrees with McCain, didn't she get the memo that she actually has to "beat" Republicans..not use their rhetoric. I swear her campaign now sounds like it's run by Karl Rove. I've often been apethetic about voters truly wanting to hear the hard truth spoken from Obama's perspective but I think we may be slowly reaching a turning point where the media "gets it"...that people want to talk about issues and not distractions. The conservative mindset that has dominated the press and politics where candidates are castigated for speaking honest...may be changing.

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Jill — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:24:21 GMT

The truth is regular working people don't care about the remarks that Obama said (they know they are mad, angry and yes bitter) the past few presidents have left middle america worse off with ever term.

The other thing is the more and more Clinton talks about it the more I believe it will backfire on her. She has made her point not let's just get on with the issues and how she is going to help us. This bickering back and forth is getting old and tiresome and us people in middle america just don't care about the canidates personal dislike towards each other.

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MK,MO — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:24:34 GMT

your tag line should read 'CLINTON AND THE MEDIA KEEPS SPOTLIGHT ON OBAMA'

doesn't look like the people are buying into clintons farce anyway, good for them

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Anne/ Boardman, OHIO — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:24:56 GMT

It's nice to know that some people did not like what she was saying, the "boos" and "No's" sounded more like they did not care to hear anymore about it. I really think she needs to back off of the subject before someone ask her about her "silver spoon". The Clintons would not know what it is like to live "Hand to Mouth" like the rest of us in PA and OH.
By the way Hillary did you pay your debts yet?

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Al Shaw, Memphis, TN — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:25:02 GMT

Frankly, this line of attack makes me sick. Obama has spent the past 18 months talking at length about his concern for the average person. Clinton is clearly just trying to make political points by maliciously misrepresenting Omama's positions and philosphy. I started this political season favoring Clinto. At this point I am starting to hate her for the negative tone she has introduced into the campaign. I suspect that I am not alone.

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Linda S — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:25:18 GMT

People are just sick of this.

People are stick her her!

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AG — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:25:40 GMT

Gosh. What will she do when she runs out of this material?

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The Dead Guy — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:26:28 GMT

Are we bitter? No, we're not bitter ... we're mad as hell and we're not going to take the status quo anymore! http://thedeadguy.com/2008/bitter-sweet

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K "BITTER"J, Dallas, TX — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:27:21 GMT

H*ll yes, I'm bitter! I can't fill up my car, my grocery, and electric bills are out getting way out of hand, yet there's a Democratic candidate who makes millions and millions of dollars from the same people (oil companies/lobbyists) who are causing MOST OF the problems of the American people. Yet she tries to pretend like she's just like the rest of us. No, I don't think so!!! Give me a candidate who has lived, worked in and tried to help communities like mine for twenty years or more.

Clinton will have the last laugh if you people make her the nominee.

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Carl Lewis — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:28:13 GMT

Elitist? Just because sen. Obama is smart and does NOT talk down - like sen. CLinton did: remember the staying home baking cookies? video on www.jedreport.com

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3:00 am — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:28:18 GMT

After a shot of Canadian Whiskey, Hillary likes to answer the phone at 3:00 am.--God Forbid Hillary makes it to the White House.

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timothy adams — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:28:20 GMT

CNN pathetically tried to cover up this unsuccessful attempt to distort Senator Obama's words...when the crowd started rumbling against HRC's slimy rhetoric, CNN conveniently lost its feed, both on its website and on the TV broadcast. The anchor had to make up a lame excuse about losing the connection. Technical difficulties my ass! Call CNN to register your dissatisfaction with this obvious attempt at a cover up. 212.275.7800 Bittergate has officially backfired. And Shame On Andrea Mitchell and NBC.

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Chuck, NY — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:28:26 GMT

"Well, you know..."

I guess Hi'liar'y should have obtained a Harvard education like Barack. Ever notice how frequently she does this? I think it's her brain doing one final check to see if another lie is coming out of her mouth. She's a joke.

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timothy adams — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:28:32 GMT

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JohnnyU, WA State — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:28:49 GMT

Hillary continues making herself look petty as she "misconstrues" Senator Obama's point.

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susan f, Annapolis MD — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:29:15 GMT

ok, that does it! This chick doesn't "get it" at all and i'm tired of wasting my time even reading these once very insightful First Read posts.....

People, wake up! And good bye!

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CP — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:29:30 GMT

She really needs to get of that "at a fundraiser in San Francisco" lie. It was not a fundraiser. The people there had already donated, in small amounts, over time, and had maxed out. Obama's comments were in response to a questioned asked to him in regards as to what to expect as they volunteer their time on the campaign trail. You'd think that for once she would get her facts straight before she weaves her next story. Well, you know, at least she dropped the "I once shot a duck" story, once that proved to be yet another Bosnia story.

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Shel, SLC UT — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:30:09 GMT

Obama - Student Body President
Clinton - Head Cheerleader

Don't tell me it's great. It's not and we know it. Acknowledge that and tell me what you're gonna do about it.

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Allen, Omaha, NE — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:30:15 GMT

I just don't get her...they may at heart 'all be politicians' but there are just flat out some that look more 'politician' than others. Her and McCain simply look the part. They look and sound fake and I just don't see 'them'. I feel like I'm seeing who they are portraying to be President, which in my mind seem like two totally different entities from who they are. Sad and pitiful...