Two uncommitted supers 'worn out'

Dan, New York, NY — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:23:50 GMT

They want it to end so badly? Endorse!!!

It amazes me that super delegates keep talking about hoping it ends somehow, without realizing that they have the power to actually end it themselves!

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KJ, Dallas, TX — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:23:54 GMT

I'm sick and tired of it all, also! SD's get some cajones and put an end to it now!

But,this process isn't about who one-upped the other. These debates are about our futures, and you Clintonites really should get a dose of maturity, take a "nice" pill and stop looking at this as a game. It's not. Clinton knows she isn't winning and will do EVERYTHING in her power to bring down Obama, and the Democratic party. She doesn't care about you, me, or anyone except her inflated ego (which includes making a whole lot of money off of idiots like ourselves who vote for her). How can ANYONE with an ounce of decency in their body endorse this woman. She's a liar (which she FINALLY admitted to on national tv), unethical, manipulative/devious, and doesn't have a bit of compassion for anyone, not even her own daughter. How humiliating it would be for me to have to see my daughter sit there and witness on a daily basis my lifetime of dishonesty and deviousness. She was laughing, and beaming with pride as she made reference to her "dirty laundry". How sick. She doesn't care for Chelsea, Bill, you Clintonites, or the rest of the country- yet you endorse her. My only conclusion is that you Clintonites are just like her- win the nomination at any cost, regardless of who it hurts. You don't give a d*mned about this country. You want her to "win" for your own selfish reasons- whether they be racist, or sexist. Whenever I see a Clinton supporter's post, it never details why you are endorsing her, but how much disdain you have for Sen. Obama. Sen. Obama isn't perfect-no one is, but at least he is trying to make a difference. Clinton and her supporters are content to sit by and let this country be further ruined by the same politicians who continue to become involved in an unhealthy conflict-of-interest relationship with lobbyists and big businesses at our expense just so you can say, Ms. Clinton won the Democratic nomination. If she wins the dem. nomination, will I vote for her in the general election? Unfortunately, yes, because she is the lesser of two evils. But, I would have to hold my nose in doing so, and at the same time wonder how could I trust her to put forth the policies that she supposedly supports for the American people? I'm sure (just like in the 90's when Bill was in office and even today), IF she manages to win the ge, AND if big business or an overseas company were to offer her a "deal", she would ditch these policies in a NY minute in order to line her family's pockets once more. Score, Clintons/Bushes 20, American people -0-. Losers.

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J. Richter — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:24:11 GMT

Hilton supporters should thank Obama instead of saying he is weak. He chose that route in politics. Questions he could have asked to give back in same coin as Clinton (or the moderators could have):

(1) Can one accurately say you are implicitly spending Columbia's money while you claim to be against their trade deal since you fie a joint tax with Bill and he took 800K from them?

(2) If you are very serious about this opposition to the deal, why would you not fire your top staff member that collects money for promoting the deal you oppose?

(3) As a follow up to the Bosnia story (the way they kept hounding Barack): Can you call it a mispeak if you repeated the same falsehood three times?
Is Bill's explanation accurate that this happens when one 60 and getting a little forgetful?

(4) Do you believe that Barack is indeed elitist compared to you considering that you also went to Yale and made 110 million last year?

(5) Peter vs. Paul: Does this suit claiming payments in exchange for potential favors not keep dogging you folks not present a problem against the GOP - if not at worst another impeachment or white house trial?

The only counter Obama lobbed regarding pardon of the same underground members Clinton raised and she was asked if she wished to respond or wait till after the break, she quickly recoiled, chose the latter, and never brought it up again. Hill really is a bully!
A lot of restraint and discipline it must have taken to stick to his principles. As for ABC I am boycotting the political coverage here for the rest of the election.

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RAH — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:24:59 GMT

Clinton attacks Obama all the time. If he doesn't respond, he's accused of being week or soft. If he defends himself, he's accused of bickering or being too negative. He is already restraining himself from not going all full blown on her. She'll just cry after all and pay the victim, then the Emily's list people will accuse him of beating up on a woman.

The Supper Delegates need to tell Clinton to back off if they don't want this contest to look nasty. Obama won't attack her first, but he'll defend himself. He has to.

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JohnnyU, WA State — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:27:38 GMT

Please Pennsyvanians, Hillary can't win this honorably. Stick the fork in her! The fat lady is getting ancy, she wants to sing. Let's free Barack from all this crap and let him get to work beating McCain.

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tedd — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:27:54 GMT

just go for Obama you know he s right

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BMR, Pittsburgh PA — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:30:40 GMT

This piece is interesting because it's a good reminder that many superdelegates aren't Beltway insiders, but people with more normal lives who are just politically active. The fatigue conveyed in this article is a common theme among all superdelegates, though.

Ms. Chappelle-Nadal, though, hasn't been listening if she says Obama lacks specifics. One of the few high points for Obama at yesterday's debate was when Clinton had to back off her criticism of Obama's plan to put money back into Social Security - as she'd just praised the 1983 Reagan commission, which had implemented the same funding ideas Obama had advocated.

As for hypocrisy, I don't see how meeting with Ahmadinejad - who has been recognized by this country as a legitimate leader, and has met with President Bush - is the same as meeting with Zahar, who founded an international terror organization. Not even the conservatives equate the two.

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Suzanne F — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:30:42 GMT

Dear Supers:

Hillary has NEVER HELD THE LEAD -- not in elected delegates, not in the popular vote. She is more than 10% behind in delegates. She took a massive head start both in money, in brand name, in connections, in organization and ran it into the ground.

This isn't hard. It's not even close. Declare for Obama and get on with it!

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Terry, Great Plains — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:31:25 GMT

If you vote for Hillary you vote against the will of the people in your state and most likely against the popular vote and elected delgate lead. Factor that in and see if the will fo the people count.

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KJ, Dallas, TX — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:32:11 GMT

That's because she's a pit bull and classless.

OBAMA, 2008!

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MR — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:35:33 GMT

HOW DO YOU THINK WE ALL FEEL!
I AM EXHAUSTED, EMOTIONAL AND ON THE VERGE OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN!!!I HAVE FRIENDS IN THERAPY AND SUPPORT GROUPS HAVE POPPED UP TO HELP PEOPLE DEAL WITH POST TRAMATIC PRIMARY SYNDROME.
PLEASE, FOR THE MENTAL HEALTH OF THE COUNTRY...WE NEED SUPER DELEGATES TO END THIS!
GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO YOUR JOB!!!

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L - MI — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:35:39 GMT

"She doesn't see Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) throwing in the towel because he's ahead in the delegate count. And she doesn't see Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) giving up. "She's in it to the end and that really concerns me," she said."

No kidding. Me too. It concerns EVERYONE.

And we are all suffering from primary fatigue.

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phil, philly — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:36:00 GMT

boo-hoo. if you haven't seen enough by now to make a decision, you either haven't been paying attention or you like the attention. if you like clinton, support her. if you like obama, support him. but save us the "oh, it's so difficult. i dont' know what i'm going to do" garbage. and you need to take until july? you need a full month after the voting has ended? why? how about june 4th as the cut off? these people are hurting the party every bit as much as the candidate in-fighting.

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Rochelle — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:36:07 GMT

If they are so tired, they need to make a decision one way or the other and get it over with. No, they are simply political and want to go with the "winner" not the person that they feel in their heart is the right person for the job. I don't feel sorry for either of them.

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Thomas, Phoenix, AZ — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:38:00 GMT

Hillary isn't winning the election - and it's obvious she's seriously handicapping Obama with her negative campaign. The saddest part is she really is in her element; negative campaigning.

Entering these past few months, the Democrats had the chance to take the White House with either the first woman or African American president. Now thanks to HRC's campaign, that prospect is rapidly dimming. If he wins the nomination, she's provided more dirt that the Republicans could have ever hoped to dig up. If she wins, they'll tout the fact that she's perceived by Americans as the least trustworthy candidate since Nixon.

Way to go Clintons...!

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donna, pgh., pa. — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:40:14 GMT

Chappelle-Nadal, one of the 75 superdelegates handpicked by party chairman Howard Dean, now said she's going to try to make a decision by the beginning of July, as Dean has suggested.
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How worn out can she be? Please make a decision, Nadal, or keep quiet until you do. You're thought process is not news. This article was a waste of space. It would be more relevent to break a story on how the voters are exhausted. We are the ones whose hands are schakled to this grueling process. That woman have no right to grip, when she has the power to do something about it.

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Give me a Break — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:40:32 GMT

Oh that's just pathetic! THESE are the people potentially making a decision for who the nominee is?? Waa waaa waa.. the decision is sooo hard. Well step aside then. Why in the world do they need until July? Do they think some new information is going to surface? If they can't make this type of decision after 15 months.. then well.. I must say it.. either they are stupid, lazy or like the added attention.

It's pretty simple. If they want this contest over, then pick a side for peets sake. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that it's all going to come down to the superdelegates anyway.

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Cory (SC) — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:40:36 GMT

I am worn out too. This primary is totally insane and needs to end.

http://www.politivine.com

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Christian Holes, Boca Raton, Florida — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:42:04 GMT

There shouldn't be anyone uncommitted. The supers are helping this thing DRAG OUT. Pick Obama already Hillary has LOST and is dividing the party.

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Matt, Chicago, IL — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:42:22 GMT

This is ridiculous. It's undecided (and unwilling to decide) superdelegates like these two who are dragging this race out. Rightly or wrongly, they have outsize influence on the nomination. Far better for the party if they exercise that influence now rather than wait. Why is it that Dems always wring their hands and want someone else to take charge?

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cam — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:42:24 GMT

What COWARDS these People are!

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SHARON,FL — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:45:03 GMT

WELL FROM WHAT YOU STATE YOU ARE MORE BEHIND THE CLINTON CAMPAIGN.SO WHY NOT MAKE A STAND?PUT WHAT IS BEST FOR THE COUNTRY FIRST...OBAMA IS NOT A MAN OF HIS WORD.IT HAS BEEN PROVEN TIME AND TIME AGAIN.NOR DOES HE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO TAKE ON THE REPUBLICANS IN NOVEMBER

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N, Pittsburgh, PA — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:45:10 GMT

I agree, John McCain is getting a free ride. I am a voter who is also tired of the back and forth but if everyone (including Clinton supporters) were to carefully look at this race, you would come to the conclusion that Hillary is about winning at any cost where as Obama is about bringing people together. Obama is listening to the American people where as Clinton is listening to her ego and campaign staff.

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Heck, yes, I'm Bitter! — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:45:29 GMT

OMG, if Chappelle-Nadal does not like the bickering, why is she obviously leaning toward the candiadte who has been launching the kitchen sink at the other? Do these folks just expect Obama to sit there and not react to her attacks? He is in the proverbial catch-22.

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Achilles Las Vegas, NV — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:46:00 GMT

These are the kinds of (not so) superdelegates hurting the party. What new information are you going to have by July that you don't have today about these 2 people. Whether they know it or not - they are the people hurting the party along with Clinton.

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Houston — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:46:15 GMT

The candidates should not agree to any more debates unless they are sponsored by the League of Women Voters or some other reputable organization. The disgraceful way the ABC "moderators" conducted the debate shows that they cannot be trusted.

If the media were objective, they would cover Gibson's and Stephanoulos' behavior as a real scandal and give it the same treatment they gave the Rev. Wright story. What they did was infinitely worse than anything Wright did.

But the media, of course, will pretend disgraceful conduct of the "moderators" isn't the big (and only) story emerging from this debate. The corporate media elite protect their own kind. They're the ones who are out of touch with the public, not Obama. And they're killing America.

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kevin — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:46:19 GMT

Im so glad the supers are starting to see how Obama talks out of both sides of his mouth and how his speeches are filled with rhetoric. Obama is a great reader that;s about it. Ask the guy a question, god forbid a tough one and he is uhh, umm, uhh, umm

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Ama — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:46:22 GMT

Can any one find out if Hillary got the questions ahead because she was prepared for the debate.This is not normal.

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Phil, Austin, Texas — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:46:38 GMT

This person is a professional? She needs to grow up. Whomever she ends up supporting, for her to be crying about how she wishes she'd made her decision earlier is just nuts. We live in the real world, with hard decisions to be made. Clearly you were afraid to make it earlier, now you're afraid to make it now. No doubt you'll be "gripped," "torn" on June 30 at midnight when you finally have to make it. Frankly, I am sorry for my party that such a wimpy person has a say in the results... and I'm sorry that either Sen. Clinton or Obama has to deal with such cry-babies. We need leadership now, more than ever... and this includes leadership from our party's less-than-super delegates!

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StillMyVoiceNoMore — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:48:31 GMT

I think that the reporting and aaproach to the dem race has taken a negative and biased tone toward Obama on MSNBC.

If what actually happened could be loosely called a debate, then the mediators should go back to school - their own preferences shined brightly.

Objective investigation, well thought out (relevant) questions, and fair reporting should be the goal - not the tabloid regurgitation of Reality TV antics when our nation, economy, and institutions are in such a state of turmoil.

Cover the Clinton and McCain problems with ideology (unrestrained urgency for war; overt attempts to polarize the voting public for private gain; a belief that s/he has earned the right to demand the Presidency at all costs), past voting records and political associations, relevant monetary connections, misstatements and confusion with the same verve and rapidity that you attack Obama.

Stop drinking the pundit kool-aid - take a higher road and show some hint of objectivity.

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teekay, oaktown, california — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:48:55 GMT

And these dim-witted supers are supposed to choose a president for us? First, Ms. Chappelle-Nadal, if you cannot find specifics from stump speeches, do what all informed voters do, read up on the candidates' stance and positions. The last time I checked, Obama has a website. Second, if you lament that the race is getting out of hand unless somebody steps aside, then instead of complaining, how about wield your god-given superpower and cast a vote for one of them already. At least, your vote would count more than mine. It's stupid to complain, and at the same time, say that you'll wait until July to cast your support. Ms. Chappelle-Nadal, you're the hypocritical one.

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James Tn — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:51:15 GMT

The supperdels will through there support to Obama.. The writing is on the wall...There just waiting on Hillary to take one more shot in PA..... Coming soon...At a theater near you...

Hillary = Shameless typical white women
Hillary = Kithchen sink
Hillary = swiftboating
Hillary = Lawinsky + Bill
Hillary = Nafta
Hillary = Cafta
Hillary = Victim
Hillary = Liar
Hillary = want to be president
Hillary = Desperate
Hillary = No SupperDels
Hillary = No re election to NY Senate seat
Hillary = Loss of being a lady
Hillary = Loss PA
Hillary = Loss NC
Hillary = Loss IN
Hillary = Loss Oregan
Hillary = Loss Guam
Hillary = Lawinsky having sex with the same man(Bill) nasty and pathetic...
Hillary = Chelsea in denile of sex scandle... Needs psycologist...

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Juanita, STL — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:51:40 GMT

You need to make a decision, and how dare you hold Obama to a different standard than you do Clinton....you all are so disgusting...you say you are sick of the bickering and then you have the nerve to suggest or imply that Obama should quit...he is leading... why would he. Our election process is sickening...we have people in authoritive positions that can't make a decision it is no wonder we are in the position we are in....because of people like you.....weigh the odds, if you agree with Hillary's tactics and her lying and deceit, then she is your girl, if you want someone that is willing to restore faith in our government, in our standing around the world, in our president, then you need to support Obama...I am in MO. and trust me when election time comes around we will remember the names of our super delegates that went against the will of the people.

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Houston — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:51:41 GMT

This debate was so bad I don't blame the superdelegate from turning it off, but I disagree that this was the candidates fault. The two "moderators" were clearly trying to provoke a dog fight. They did succeed better with Clinton than with Obama, who didn't take the bait. To his credit, he did criticize the moderators' stupid questions, but only mildly.

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Eddie Caplan, Fairfield, Iowa — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:52:19 GMT

I'm from Iowa and I had to pick a candidate back in early January. Why can't the remaining superdelegates -- supposedly wizened heads of the party -- make their decision? Am I more qualified? Have I been paying more attention to the campaign?

If they want it to end, then they can help: make a d**n decision already.

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Mark, North Carolina — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:53:24 GMT

So apparently, opening CD's or going to a candidate's website to find 'details' is just a little too much effort for Superdelegate Medley.

This is how these party elders select a president?

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Maurice BKFLD CA — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:54:28 GMT

We are all tired.
With everyone out there saying HRC is a liar, showing the video to prove it, the baseless pandering to the Jerry Springer crowd that salivate at every LCD comment she makes as a continued reason not to face the fact that in their dakest of hearts they do not want to vote for a black man. Obama has made us evaluate exactly where we are on this issue and some people find that they are ashamed to admit that they still have values that are 40 years out of date. The dimensions Obama bring to the table are the most diverse ever his abilty to look at Islam without the misunderstandings of the "born and bred" christian stereotypes is a STRENGTH!! This CHristian man has the unique past that bring to the table people that view us as enemies because of our beliefs, we have to live on the same planet so it time to start teaching understanding and stop campaigning
WE ARE ALL TIRED

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mat m. PA — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:54:34 GMT

The fact that Medley has to defend herself with "If I had known what was going to happen" to me seriously creates doubt this person is the kind of 'Super' needed to decide this election. Really, she couldn't this situation coming? Really?

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Matt — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:54:57 GMT

of all the articles I've been reading on this race this has to be one of the most frustrating. I have no sympathy for either of these superdelegates. If they are so 'worn out' they only have themselves to blame. Step up to the plate and make a decision and help end this mess. It is hurting the democratic party and the superdelegates are partly to blame. I have no sympathy for them. How can any superdelegate still truly be undecided, when they are supposedly the cream of the democratic crop and so in tune with the politics

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peter, london — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:55:03 GMT

here in london, We are laughing at the Americans if they allow hillary, Bosnia heroine to be the president of the US. That will affirm the stupidity of the people. It seems like she is running to be a principal of high school or something.
It is fun to watch.

Let them show how stupid America is.

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Michael G., San Jose, CA — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:55:45 GMT

Bill's got a short term memory problem. Hillary complained during the NBC debate about unfair treatment.

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tsm1, memphis, tn — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:55:46 GMT

Please tell Andrea Mitchell to stop defending Hillary on that debate. She would not allow the speaker to complete his thoughts before she interjected a defense for Hillary. And yes, I can blame Hillary and ABC for the questions --GEORGE--did not want to be called --GEORGE JUDAS--!

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Steve in Indiana — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:56:31 GMT

Pretty disengenuous on her part, if it's hurting the party, then make a decision now.

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Nancy, FL — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:56:59 GMT

Yes - Obama needs to get out now.
He can't win the general.
All candidates have baggage but his is way tooo much to overcome!

Plus the longer Obama stays in the race, the more he'll be denigrating the Dem Party and the best Dem president since FDR.
Obama is not a friend to Democrats!

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Phoebe, Jersey City — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:57:12 GMT

Both are cowards. People like these are the reason Democrats may lose this election...

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Jeff, Austin — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:57:29 GMT

Barack Obama said Thursday that the North Carolina primary could be decisive.

"If we can win in North Carolina, I think we can wrap up this nomination," Obama told an overflow crowd of supporters outside his event in Raleigh. "And if we can win this nomination I think we can beat John McCain."

http://www.youpolls.com/details.asp?pid=2150

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Disappointed Again — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:57:38 GMT

Obama gained another superdelegate today. Wondering why this is not being reported here...hmmmm. Would that perhaps contradict your evaluation of last nights debate? It seems the elimination or obscurity in reporting this gain for Obama will not allow you to "frame" the results for your readers/viewers. Additionally, Obama is overwelmingly being declared the victor in the debate last night via your text msg vote. Hmmm, I don't see that being reported either. Look we don't expect you to take sides directly or indirectly, but we is expected is equal reporting on negatives and positives for both candidates. Please do this for us!

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Mike, San Diego CA — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:57:56 GMT

I'm a bit tired of the SuperDelegates whining about this. They could, after all, make a decision and put some public pressure on one candidate or the other. What are they waiting for, anyway?

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Jill K., Fairfield, CT — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:58:04 GMT

Well, if they are so concerned about how long it's going, then they should just choose. It sounds like one super would like Hillary to drop out, but doesn't herself have the guts to endorse Obama who is in the lead. The other seems to feel like she should support Obama but is chagrined to be agreeing with Hillary. Just freaking choose already, or shut up and admit you really do love being wooed! I'm pretty sick of this race going on, too. It seems that no one has the guts to tell the empress she has no clothes! Hillary, even if she wins the rest of the contests, can't win in total popular vote, nor in delegates. The super delegates who all claim to be so worried can shut this thing down immediately by choosing, either one of them, en masse.

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Cindy Lou, TX — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:58:42 GMT

This does not bode well for the Democratic Party if the people who are leading it are too "worn out" to make up their minds. How did these people get to be superdelegates anyway?

Frankly, one candidate is more negative than the other--anyone can see that. Hillary is up with 100 percent negative ads. Here negativity ratings are above 50 percent. And she's the only one who screamed into a camaera, "meet me in Ohio."

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SJB, SLC, UT — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 21:58:57 GMT

And these are the people who are supposed to be smarter than NORMAL Americans and who can SAVE us from ourselves?? When in all actuality they know nothing more than we do. They have no more intelligence or superiority than we do. Yet they are going to DECIDE who the Democratic Nominee will be. If they had 'spines' they would pick already. I don't even care who it is anymore. Just DECIDE already!!! This whole process speaks of 'elitism' with the SD's having more importance than the actual constituents they are supposed to represent. And many of them aren't even doing that!!! Aren't the voters supposed to pick THEIR candidate???

STOP THE MADNESS!!!

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Heck, yes, I'm Bitter! — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:00:23 GMT

Dems have erred by allowing this protracted battle. The party superdels should have asked Hill to exit after Barack won 12 or 13 states in a row and it became almost mathemtaically impossible for her to overtake him. With that being said, they should have known that she would have to throw the kitchem sink, the outhouse, etc, at him in order to win. Polls show that McCain is the winner from this battle and Rush calls it Operation Chaos, yet most dems want this to go on? Pulllease!!!

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Carol E. Volk, San Francisco, CA — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:01:11 GMT

My comment is whatever happened to good sense? The reason we have the primary season is for differences to be vetter. This priumary is child's play when you read our political history. Grow up Americans, the party will come together. Personally, I think we should have a three month primary campaign, followed by all primaries on the same day. There is too much wasted money.

I personally, will write in Hillary Clinton if she is not the nominee. I have never missed any election in my life - and I have always been a loyal Democrat - but I believe the cult-rising of Barack Obama is a bit disconcerting, he has not been vetted. There is nothing about Hillary Clinton that has not been critizized, right or wrong. I say better the devil you know than the devil you do not know. We should use our heads, and not our hate when choosing the President of the Free World.

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Geoff in Brooklyn — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:02:23 GMT

VERY ODD that first read isn't reporting that Obama picked up TWO new superdelegates today, including one that used to be a Hillary supporter. Is Bill's opinion of Hillary's perfermance more pertinent?

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Undecided supers are idiots — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:03:09 GMT

Idiots. They can't decide after 15 months of campaigning, 40 states voting, and 21 debates held? Wonder if their job qualifications call for indecision.

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jmc,Wa — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:03:28 GMT

What a sissy. She should vote for who she thinks will make the best President.

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J. Hayes Atlanta, Ga — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:07:03 GMT

At lease Iran is not throwing bombs at us (Isreal) directly.
Hamas is. So why can't everyone see the differance?

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Jane Doe California — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:07:50 GMT

you in the media are the ones that keep all this stuff going about everything that Obama says. Quit speaking for all of us voters. Your station will be turned off just like you are turning off the voters.

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fontapa, Portland, Maine — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:08:17 GMT

Well, gee, ya think? So these two brainiacs realize that the power to end this thing and avoid all of this has been in their hands all along, and didn't do anything about it? Glad to know who to send my thank you cards to when the Republicans slide into the White House in November. Oughta be an IQ test for superdelegate status next time around...

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obama=drama — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:09:58 GMT

hmmm...so somebody should step aside. How about Obama quitting? He showed us last night he isn't fit to be President. How will he talk to world leaders or change Washington if he gets indignant when anybody questions him?

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Andress CO — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:10:13 GMT

I just had to cut and post this. The most honest perspective I have heard so far. I am ashamed of ABC!Hillary, you need to get a life. You would cut of your head to cure a headache.

Obama Wins Debate: By Steven Lesner: Op-Ed-News

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Obama wins this debate because everyone and this includes Hillary and the moderators behaved as if he is already the presumptive nominee and for Hillary to have changed that dynamic, she needed a knockout. The fact that a knockout wasnâ€™t scored and no real harm was done to Obama at all despite the best efforts of Hillary and the moderators all trying to hurt him is bad news for Hillary. This was the last debate and her last chance to change the narrative of the race. Since she didnâ€™t do that, it underscores the reality that she has lost this race. Speaking of losers, ABC is going to receive a lot of criticism in the mainstream media for the way they conducted this debate but the news is not all bad for them. They could parley this effort into a real play for a share of Faux, I mean Fox Newsâ€™ conservative viewing audience. Or, with their perfection of a television version of Page 6 gossip journalism perhaps they can create a new reality show called political survivor

Two uncommitted supers 'worn out'

Yvonne, Charlotte, NC — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:12:25 GMT

This is why Hillary will lose. SDs know that she can't win and with this type of negativity, they are less and less inclined to allow this slugfest to continue. HRC is hurting herself with the very people she needs to win--the SDs. She might win the battle (PA) but she will lose the war (the nomination) . . . even sooner than we thought.

Two uncommitted supers 'worn out'

Tim J, Chicago, IL — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:16:13 GMT

Did Mrs. Chappell-Nadel not hear the actuall comment obamma made about meeting with groups like Hamas? He stated that he would only meet with them if they denounced terrorism and recognized Isreals right to be a soverign state!!

For me, this begs the question: Are any of the remaining superdelagets paying attention?

Or are they lying down for the almighty Billary steamroller?

Its seems to me that if they can't stand the bickering, they should seriously take a look at which campaign is living in the glass house.

Obama could be digging up truckload of that "vetted old baggage" and really rehash the past!!!!

I don't believe for a minute that's within Obama's character.

Wake up supers and don't let our votes go to waist!!!

Two uncommitted supers 'worn out'

Cheryl — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:16:55 GMT

Oh please. Sh&*^ or get off the pot. These otherwise unknown "Supers" are milking every moment of close up time they can get.