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P, CA — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:37:10 GMT

Hillary needs to stop trying to act like Obama's money could've helped him with winning. Why is she acting like the Pennsylvania voters can be "bought"??? Just because you have money doesn't ALWAYS mean you can influence people's loyalties, and she should just be happy that the loyal people weren't influenced by Obama's cash flow.

Obama has made more money, and it makes it easier to advertise, but influence and finance are two different things. Just because you have the finance and you can't pull out the influence doesn't mean that there is some huge problem.

We the people aren't just going to go with the most cash. I'm for Obama, and even if Hillary had a ton of money, she'd wouldn't sway me… because of my CONVICTION.

She's leading the state because the demographics favor her, period. Obama's money can't change that and she knows it. She's just trying to make him look like a fool for it.

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EJ, VA — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:37:39 GMT

The funny thing is about the Clinton memo... is that the Clinton Campaign is the one that is broke not the Obama Campaign.

I am shocked by the lack of attention to the money issues for the Clinton Campaign. Also does anyone else think that the co-creator of the vast right-wing conspiracy who indorsed Clinton, may have done so just to help drag this primary on for a longer period.

Finally, can someone put a muzzle on President Clinton. The more he speaks the more he makes a fool of himself. It amazes me to see his arrogance towards the race card that he played in South Carolina... to quote the man himself..."Give me a break"

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boogeyman, mamaroneck, ny — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:37:56 GMT

Sorry Hillary, but Obama didn't go for broke, because he still has about $40 Mil. and your the one that is broke. If you have the money why save it.

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boogeyman, mamaroneck, ny — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:38:00 GMT

Sorry Hillary, but Obama didn't go for broke, because he still has about $40 Mil. and your the one that is broke. If you have the money why save it.

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BL, Cincinnati OH — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:38:01 GMT

How can the Clinton people even keep a straight face when delivering that load of bull?

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Rob — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:38:02 GMT

You really cant say Go For Broke to the Obama campaign. They arent the ones in red. If anyone went Broke, its the Clinton campaign.

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Kim M--AZ — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:40:48 GMT

Just like Hillary not to recognize the fact that
Obama has been on the offensive to the Clinton attacks.

Karl Rove tactics indicate : use intimidation, scare,
fear, and out right lie tactics to advance at all costs. Way to go Hillary. I hope the PA people don't
listen to you being as your track record has been
proven to be full of it.

One more thing, Hillary cannot even keep her campaign
finances out to the red. What will she do if elected
into the White House.

Obama '08

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CitizenJ — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:40:51 GMT

"There's a reason Sen. Obama and his campaign have ratcheted up their year-long assault on Sen. Clinton's character..."

It's because she has none.

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Anti Reaganess, Columbus Georgia. — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:41:31 GMT

OMG!!

Requiem for a "light weight," maybe. "The Voters" are going to define Obama as a hard left, Liberal on the verge of being reduced to a "fringe" candidate. Can he over come this? Well he has lots of money maybe he can get enough spin machines to make him look "middle." But the real problem, and it will be a very difficult problem for Obama to over come, is, he ain't middle, he's hard left....

He's been exposed, it took a huge effort by "Rocky Balboa Clinton" stying in the fight until the "14th round" but she's done it. If the undecided's break for her and she comes out of the "14th" with double digits, pull up your rocking chairs, and rethink your bets, because "the fight" will be "won" in the "15th." It's a long ways from being over, anyway you cut the cake, the girl is tough, bulldog tough.

Well you know what they say about Dracula, "you just can't keep a good man down." And, the sweet lady in the Obama Campaign, did say "Hillary's a monster," boy, I bet they just didn't know how much.... Can't kill that thing, it just keeps coming....

The hard fact is, like a good monster, she carved him up a good bit in the last debate, he looked exhusted, and she looked sharp. Seems the "Grid Iron" is made for her. But no one should underestimate Obama's money, it's keeping him competitive, if she wins big "today," he's certainly going to need it.

May the best "man" win.

Anti Reaganess, Big Talkers.

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b, new york — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:41:37 GMT

Can we muzzle the spinners for both candidates. Their contempt for the public audience is simply appalling

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Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:42:28 GMT

Can we muzzle the spinners for both candidates. Their contempt for the public audience is simply appalling

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Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:42:29 GMT

Can we muzzle the spinners for both candidates. Their contempt for the public audience is simply appalling

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PAt Huntington NY — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:42:46 GMT

here come the paid Obamapods...watch out, they will eat you and spit out a new obamapod.

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Negative-who's negative — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:42:56 GMT

This is why he will find it hard to win Hillary: Someone in PA took his name off the Ballot!!!

In addition, the clintonian media central,all own by people who back Hillary have put out the word not to harm Queen Hillary. Morning Joe, the Verdict dude, Lou Dobbs, Fox News Network, your all a bunch of cowards.

Negative: Hillary you don't know negative. Negative would be bring up all your Negatives! Obama hasn't even scratched the surface. The Republicans will bring up Peter Paul, Monica, and NAFTA, and a dozen other scandals you've been involved in. They will include Bill as if he were you!

Negative: you should thank you lucky stars, Hillary, that Obama is going to beat you

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MBM Chicago, IL — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:44:34 GMT

I'm going to keep this brief because I have to go and contribute to Obama's campaign. The Clintonistas are moving the goalposts again and I want to make sure that the Obama people have enough flashlights to find them.

I sure hope for the media's sake that Hillary stops campaigning at least over the Christmas holidays.

Is there anything that Hillary or Bill didn't say these last two weeks? And now, that PA is over, we can read the conspiracy memoes that detail how Bill was coerced into playing the race card. This is such a major issue that Bill wouldn't lie about something like this, right? Accordingly, he certainly would have kept these memoes as evidence. Do you think this is like the mental spoon bending trick?

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Paul Miller, Woodbridge, VA — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:44:46 GMT

Oh, it just gets funnier and funnier. I won't repeat the obvious gaffe in the Clinton memo, as nearly everyone above already mentioned it - but truly unbelievable they can say this stuff with a straight face.

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The Dead Guy — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:45:38 GMT

Bottom line - Obama was never expected to win PA. Per Rendell, this was to be an "easy win" for Clinton. Do we expect Clinton to win NC, hell no - same thing, just reversed outcomes.

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Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:45:47 GMT

Yeah, it is whatever the Clintons say!

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Mark, Raleigh, NC — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:46:53 GMT

I don't understand this. Is Obama supposed to NOT use the money his crazy impressive grassroots campaign people volunteered specifically for this purpose?

So what - is he to not spend the money designated for that purpose on the account of getting on her level? I mean her level right now is in the red after debts so I suppose the Obama campaign should now find ways to go in debt to keep things even steven.

I'm getting so tired of Clinton, voters, superD's....please end this!

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Brendan D, Niles, IL — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:47:19 GMT

It's time for Sen. Clinton to pack it away. The tide turned on Super Tuesday, when she couldn't beat a political novice, of whom most hadn't heard before 2004. Enough with the malarkey, Senator Clinton!

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JohnnyU, WA State — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:47:25 GMT

The Clinton camp said: "Sen. Obama and his campaign have ratcheted up their year-long assault on Sen. Clinton's character...." UNBELIEVABLE!! Accuse the other guy of doing just exactly what YOU"VE been doing. Hillary's whole strategy has been to cast doubts on Barack's character. The Obama camp has not had any need to try to make Hillary look bad, she's done that all by herself! Clinton old school politics assumes people are ready and willing to buy whatever crap they are selling. NOT THIS TIME!!

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CitizenJ — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:47:32 GMT

An obvious sign of a dying candidacy:

When your opponent spends 100% of his/her time telling people why you SHOULDN'T be president rather than why he/she SHOULD.

She's out of arguments; she's out of time.

Goodbye, Senator Clinton. And good riddance.

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common sense — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:48:00 GMT

"Go for Broke"

Uh, the gross mismanagment of the Clinton campaign and it's finances (over $10Million in debt)...

Now that's truly going for broke

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Pat, Boston, MA — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:48:15 GMT

Hillary Clinton can't raise the amount of money Barack Obama has raised all over the country. His campaign worked harder in January and February than hers did.

It's never a good idea to write off every state except for the big states.

Barack Obama has done extremely well in PA. It's a big state. He wasn't as well known as Clinton was - or even John Kerry was in 2004.

It takes a long time to build up a strong base. He has done over and above what anyone's expectations were.

And it all started in Iowa. The only reason she won in NH was because of the sympathy vote. He made inroads in CA and Texas.

She was supposed to have had this wrapped up on Super Tuesday. Her campaign dropped the ball and the voters took notice.

The Clintons took too much for granted. And they behaved badly.

David Axelrod ran a nearly flawless campaign - Barack Obama went into this campaign respecting each and every vote. He went out and earned it.

And the country took notice.

Barack Obama did what neither Joe Biden and Chuck Dodd could do - he beat the Clintons - both of them.

By himself.

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Gary Schear, Bozeman Montana — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:48:25 GMT

Spin this!
At the end of the Primary season (she obviously intends to stay in for the whole thing) the Candidate with the most delegates and the most popular vote should receive the necessary amount of super delegates to win the Nomination. That means the fate of the Democratic party is in the hands of the super delegates and no one else.
Will we remain the 'DEMOCRATIC' party? Or will we become the 'DEMOCRAT' party, pronounced with all the negative inflection and derision that George W Bush usually spits the word out with.

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Steven, Highlands Ranch — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:48:59 GMT

The funny thing about the Clinton campaign saying that Obama can't win in the GE is that the Clinton campaign can't even beat him in the primary, what does that say about the Clinton campaign in the GE???

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Jo, High Point, NC — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:49:07 GMT

Is she really trying to make him look bad for being able to pick people who can manage a lucrative campaign while she can't keep her bills paid?

I started off this thing knowing I was going to vote for Hillary as I did well during the Clinton years..then the more I heard/read of Barack I was torn..then the more she spoke she made me totally on his side.

With each passing day she seems like a desparate politician who changes the rules of the game to suit her even if it means flat out lying. She insults voters with her lies yet she tries to put that on him. I'm starting to doubt she at all cares for the American people. All she wants is to win.

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Jamil - Dearborn, MI — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:49:52 GMT

The Clinton camp talks as though having money is a liability...I bet they'd like to have some of it though. Look, if she hadn't been spending so much money on Mark Penn, Howard Wolfson, and nice hotel suites, then maybe she would have some money to be spending on advertising. Obama shouldn't have to apologize for properly managing his campaign and spending money properly. She is basically saying "look I have run such a horrible campaign and am in debt, but I still won Pennsylvania so I should be the nominee (oh, but forget about the 30 contests I lost)!"

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The Outlander — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:50:28 GMT

Enough already. This particular nonsense has gone on far too long and cost far too much. The news media would do well to report on the amount of money these two egotists have wasted instead of reporting on how much is being spend to bring Democracy to the Middle East region.

Thank you for your time.

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Peter Roland — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:51:05 GMT

I recall ROmney outspending MCCain 4 to 1 and he's out now. Are we supposed to be stupid? Of course, Hill had the advantage with 20 points initial support, Governor and nearly 80% of the democratic party support.

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Reality Check, NY — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:51:35 GMT

DOUBLE DIGITS--AT LEAST !... Hillary needs a 10 pt win MINIMUM to say she can continue.

Anything less than double digits is a LOSS for HRC and she should bow out with whatever grace she has left (at this point imagine it similar as a drunkin three legged Rhino)

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Reality Check, NY — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:51:39 GMT

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common sense — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:52:27 GMT

I like how the Clinton campaign tries to brand a name on the Obama strategies - "Go for broke"

Maybe they are trying to counter the perception of the 'kitchen sink' strategies of the Clinton campaign

except the term and concept 'kitchen sink' was created by the Clinton camp! unabashedly negative...

and literally BROKE

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Karen, Des Moines, IA — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:52:37 GMT

I wonder how long Hillary's free ride will last? Hope the people in PA got paid.

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Dave, NY, NY — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:52:38 GMT

Clinton had a 20 pt lead initially. PA is demographically favorable to Clinton. Clinton is largely backed by the political establishment. Republicans are registering as Democrats to help her win bc they would rather run against her in November. Clinton has benfited from late Obama gaffes. Clinton is coming off of a recent lop-sided debate victory. Anything less than a 20 pt victory will leave the game virtually unchanged. If she doesns't win by 20+ pts today, she should drop out. Remember... electoral votes don't count until November.

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Lady Professor — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:52:58 GMT

The first real item that Hillary Clinton has EVER been in charge of in her entire life of 60+ years is her presidential campaign. She has proven over and over throughout it that she is NO LEADER. She is a failure in budgeting and operating, she is a failure in making good personnel decisions, she is a failure in working well with others. At the core of her many failures is her complete lack of integrity, and moral compass. Hillary Clinton is NOT qualified to be POTUS.

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New Yorker for Hillary — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:53:28 GMT

Obama has the audacity to claim he is a change agent. What has he ever done to change anything? He hasn't been in the senate long enough to do anything and has done nothing to change the way Washington works. He is all talk and never takes hard positions that might come back to haunt him.

Hillary is more able to bring change to Washington. She knows how to work there and her policies are all for the good of the american people.

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exit stage left hillary — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:58:52 GMT

she may just win PA but will she have enough delegates to the the primary? NOPE!!!!!!
Lets stay positive, does she really think Obama only need to win "da big states" to have a chance to win the general? And why does she think the dems wont come together to vote for him in the general election? Hillary Clinton is a certified an idiot!!!!

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Trey, Indianapolis, IN — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:00:27 GMT

MSNBC -

YOU HAVE TO CALL HER ON THE 'FRONT-RUNNER' SO YOU SHOULD WIN ARGUMENT. HOW MANY STATES DID McCAIN LOSE TO HUCKABEE WHEN HE WAS INEVITABLE?

FURTHERMORE, ISN'T OBAMA MAKING THE CLINTON CAMPAIGN GO BROKE WITH THE PENNSYLVANIA SPENDING? SURE HAVEN'T SEEN TOO MANY COMMERICALS IN INDIANA . . . SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD STRATEGY. SHE'S LIKE HUCKABEE; ONLY HE NEVER GOT THE FREE PRESS SHE CONTINUES TO GET.

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Bruno — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:01:04 GMT

"Bring democracy to the Middle East region"... here we go again. US foreign policy is not, and has rarely been, about spreading democracy. History belies that oft-cited sound bite. It is no different in Iraq: the only reasont he US are there is because it is a strategic region IN the Middle East, destined to replace Iran, which after the Islamic Revolution ceased to be a friend of the US. Sorry Outlander.

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Gail, Dayton, OH — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:01:47 GMT

The Super Delegates, and the lack of leadership of the Democratic party are the reason for the this mess. With no path for Hillary to win, they are spinless and will not end this. If we lose to John McCain it will be the fault of the Super Delegates, for not letting our party unite now.

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Kevin,Fl — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:03:19 GMT

Hillary will win huge today. The democratic party will realize that Obama can not win against McCain.
You cannot win the election if you do not have the blue collar working white vote and the senior woman vote. Hillary is our best chance as democrats to win back the White House. My feeling is this might be as high as 12-15% walloping today in one of the biggest swing states need for the general election in November. Good Luck Hillary!!!!

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Rita - OKC, OK — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:03:25 GMT

Amazing. This fiasco is about the lazy, nail biting fraidy-cat super delegates who have never had to shoot the lame burro (Hillary), shift the load to the thoroughbred (Obama), so they can move on down the trail to meet the enemy. If these super delegates hang around and lament the burro's condition much longer, the enemy is going to run over them while they sit there.

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Brian, Clinton, IA — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:04:18 GMT

Sorry, but it looks like it's the Clinton campaign that is going-for-broke. Anyway, money cannot buy votes. The Republican caucus in Iowa proved that. Remember that Huckabee spent $35 per vote in Iowa to Mitt Romney's $238. So, this argument by the Clinton camp doesn't hold water, just like their argument that winning a state in a primary means that you (and only you) can win it in the general election.

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Dave, NY, NY — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:04:38 GMT

He is all talk and never takes hard positions that might come back to haunt him.
Hillary is more able to bring change to Washington. She knows how to work there and her policies are all for the good of the american people.
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So coming out against the Iraq War before it started and just before you a run for the US Senate isn't "risky"?

Didn't Hillary already fail at trying to get Healthcare reform through?

Aren't their policy positions virtually identical (except for that mandate thing and the umbrella thing)?

You are Hillaryous.

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Amy B Portland, ME — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:05:07 GMT

per the NYT, the Pennsylvania Primary is breaking all records for turnout. Same thing happened in Maine and we went for Obama. Does Hillary really think people are that excited to be voting for her? Maybe the old ladies are, but its Obama who is bringing people into the Party.

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Anti Reaganess, Columbus Georgia. — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:06:26 GMT

OMG!!

The Clinton Strategy, is simple, keep the game going long enough, and then, as Obama is painted more and more as a left winged, fringe bomb clincher candidate. I for one do not believe he clinches bombs, butI do believe he is much more hard left than the general picture people have of him.

The it's Clinton's "hope of change" you can believe in, is that the Super's are going to decide he is unelectable.

It's really very simple and calculated, the longer the campaign goes on and the more people see of him the less they like, or believe he is who has been saying he is. It's not out right dislike, but it is a "changing awareness." His perception of being above it all, and as a unifying candidate is fading, it's not taking a nose dive, but it is fading....

Obama's rhetoric has (never) matched his deeds or his record, even his "social premise" of bring ordinary people together, has been punctured via "Afrocentrism" it all starting to crumble around him. Can he survive intact maybe? Clinton's strategy is he can't. She has a simple pragmatic approach....

But Obama's problem is, Clinton's strategy, is working. And the "Left worries."

Anti Reaganess, Big Talkers.

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Brett Morris, Los Angeles, CA — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:07:22 GMT

Why do you report both camps as "spinning" when one is demonstrably correct and the other is isn't? Clinton DOES need a huge margin, and even then the numbers are against her. That's not spin, it's straight math. The Clinton camp spin is absurd on its face, it's just trash talking. There's no logic behind "a win is a win" either. There's nothing biased about reporting the truth, even if it favors one candidate over the other. In fact that's your responsibility, inform the public. Don't equate everything and then act like it's fair. One camp is spinning in this case, and the other is just stating the truth.

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Carol, Long Valley NJ — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:08:01 GMT

http://bravenewfilms.org/blog/35838-fox-reporter-squashed-by-father-s-words-on-wright

A catholic priest stands up for the Reverend Wright against a Fox News attempted hit piece.

Vote with your head, vote for the economy, vote for jobs.

Vote Democratic 2008 -- don't let the corporations and their Republican stooges win again.

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Thursday — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:08:49 GMT

Dave,

PA is not an open primary. Republicans cannot register as democrats and vote for HRC in the democratic primary.

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I thought Senator Clinton was a Pennsylvanian -- and a NY, ARK — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:09:06 GMT

Senator Clinton claims Pennsylvania as one of her home states. She discounted Senator Obama's enormous wins in Illinois, Kansas and Hawaii by claiming these were his home states. Shouldn't she too win Pennsylvania, then, with 70+%? Oh, I see, it is the double-standard created by Senator Clinton's campaign spin rearing its head again.

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Lee Faneuf Treasure Island Florida — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:10:35 GMT

Clinton Attacked...Carl Rove style, even in the debate on ABC, she attacked him on every single one of HIS answers, yet he left her alone on her Bonsia thing. Only defended himself when pushed with Ayers.

Obama was the underdog in Penn. down over 20 points, and in Clinton terriorty(home town), Gov. Rendell, Nutter, and 100 mayors. He did well narrowing her lead, winning over the newspapers, unions, and handling the bitter comments, resurfacing Rev Wright, and never ending Muslim rumors.

Obama should not be penalized because he has a endless amount of cash resources from donors. It is a shame this amount of cash has to spent on primiary when the results wont really change out come...but this is because the Superdelegates have no back bone. Obama has won thing, the voters have spoken, Clinton can not win this, only steal it, yet the Superdelegates will not pledge.

I wonder how many Republicans are voting for Clinton now and then in November voting for McCain. You read this over and over in the news.

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sharon,fl — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:10:54 GMT

Karen,Des Moines
Hillary got a free ride? You have been drinking way too much Obama kool aid...Everytime she turns her head the race card is being thrown at her....Your cult like attitude is showing you ignorant side.FREE RIDE...I think not

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misty Ftladerdale Fl — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:19:03 GMT

Ok Chuck i maybe comeing after your Job :)!! here is my report for today
Today 29 members of the North Carolina state legislature endorsed Senator Obama, citing his ability to inspire and bring people together to move our country forward, and put an end to the divisive politics of Washington that have stalled progress on the great challenges facing our nation. The legislators’ endorsements are the latest addition to Obama’s grassroots movement for change, which has come to encompass a broad spectrum of North Carolinians – from the grassroots level to representatives in United States Congress – who will vote for change on May 6.

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Nicholas: Minnesota — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:21:54 GMT

[The Clinton memo: "[A]fter the Obama campaign’s 'go-for-broke' Pennsylvania strategy, after their avalanche of negative ads, negative mailers and negative attacks against Sen. Clinton ..."]
--The hypocrisy that is the Clintons campaign has worn me out. No more outraged, I am apathetical and indifferent. And cease to be surprised.

Obama is the only Real Change candidate, and the only Real Choice left.

Oh, here, an old quote ...
[Sillary
James Memphis Tn (Sent Wednesday, April 02, 2008 3:54 PM)]

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John S — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:22:49 GMT

"They are neck and neck"? Who believes that? Certainly not an Obama supporter.
HRC has no chance of catching him, and they will not overthrow the will of the people to give it to Hillary. That is a certain loss in November.
Obama leads Hillary nationally, as well as McCain. So leading nationally, having more votes, more delegates, under what scenario is the race tied? or should be give to Hillary? What 'koolaide' are you drinking.
The pundits will keep talking - they have to make a living - but it is all over!

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Garmel from Oregon — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:23:04 GMT

It just bite my backside when Sen Obama supporter can't see the truth. Pres Clinton was just remarking that Jacson won SC by his campaign and also that Sen Obamma did also. It was the NEWS and Obama that yell race. This is one of Obama way to turn comments about him away. If you can't see this, then realize that the GOP will destory him in Nov and Sen McCain will get the Pres.