It is false that there is a majority supporting either side.. at this moment they are in a statistical dead heat.

This is all spin by Obama and company to try and force Hilary out.

I agree. Go Hillary!

Anyway, I support Hillary 100% and wish her well in the primaries, and the coming general election. As far as I am concerned, she is the only vote for me and I am very glad she isnt backing down.

Obama supporters, listen up: you need us more than we need you. If Obama becomes the nominee, he will be up against a full-grown GOP machine. On his own, Obama is a weak candidate who cannot possibly win the general election without the Democratic party being unified, without Hillary’s voters’s support, and without White voters continuing to look pass race. In light of the Reverend Wright’s bigotry, white voters have yet proven to remain incredibly tolerant. But, the culture of enmity from Obama’s supporters is making a lot of Hillary’s supporters thin-skinned, like myself.

Go Hillary go, you are the only one who can bring us all together.

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The media has plenty of sensationalism going. Attempting to throw Americans off the issues at hand, the very worst is that Barack H. Obama has no substantive clue of what to do if indeed he were nominated. We as Americans must not let this happen. Our son was in Iraq and has come back to see the chaos in the United States of America he is so torn up after being over there fighting. When he hears and sees Hillary Clinton being bashed at every turn, he wonders how she maintains her composer. He says she is truly “PRESIDENATIAL” the media does not let up on her supporters, family, and her. Our son has donated some of the money he had saved, to Hillary Clinton’s campaign for President. He also wants to challenge all MILITARY personal to support and donate what you are able, to Hillary Clinton’s campaign!
***VOTE & DONATE TO THE HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN FOR PRESIDENT***

***GO HILLARY DO NOT QUIT OR GIVE UP, FIGHT TO THE END***

THE VOTE BELONGS TO THE VOTER, NOT TO THE DNC, THE STATE LEGISLATURES OR THE CANDIDATES!!!!!!!!CANCELING THE VOTES OUT BY A 50/50 DELEGATE SPLIT IN EITHER STATE IS NOT FAIR OR ACCEPTABLE!!!!

There can be NO accurate popular vote or pledged delegate count without Florida and Michigan. Obama and his media allies continue to say that Clinton cannot catch up in popular vote or pledged delegates, while they deceivingly exclude Michigan and Florida from the calculation. They use this deceptive rationale to justify pushing Clinton out of the race. There is a combined population of more than 26 million people in these two states. These states are important swing states that we will need to win in November. Including these states by either a revote or by counting them as cast, would give us a clear winner by June.

THE VOTERS IN THESE IMPORTANT STATES WILL SURELY BE LESS LIKELY TO VOTE FOR OBAMA IN THE GENERAL ELECTION KNOWING THAT HE DISENFRANCHISED THEM IN THE PRIMARY!!!!!

And oh yes, the good old boys, their media allies, DNC insiders and the weak women who follow them have made their choice clear that all women come second to all men!!!!!! OBAMA has arrogantly exerted male privilage through out this campaign with the unpresidented help of sexist propaganda facilitaed and ochestrated by CNN and MSNBC. They have locked Clinton out of fair and balanced media coverage and have gone so far with their sexist propaganda as to say that the country is not ready for a women president. They have lied and deceived the public about how close this race really is. They have failed to tell the public the truth about the fact that OBAMA cannot reach the finish line either, meaning that he too needs super delegates to pull him over the top, just as Clinton would.

They have also failed to tell the public the truth about the fact that a fair resolution of Florida and Michigan would reveal the real winner in both popular vote and pledged delegate count.!!!!!!! Instead they deliberately decieve the public in an affort to scare them away from supporting Clinton’s campaign.

Let me remind Obama and his allies that women make up 54 % of the population, and are the largest democratic voting block. Obama cannot win the general election without us. So keep PISSING us off by screwing the only women in the race from fairly competing. Regardless of whether you support Clinton, the sexist arrogance of Obama and his sarrogats, along with their willingness to disenfranchise millions of voters IS A BIG TURN OFF TO OBAMA!!!! IT IS NOT CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN!!!!! IT IS THE SAME REPUBLICAN POLITICS OF 2000 WITH SEXISM THROWN IN!!!! YES ITS UGLY, VERY REVEALING AND VERY UGLY!!!!!!

I USED TO RESPECT OBAMA AND WAS WILLING TO VOTE FOR HIM IN THE GENERAL ELECTION, IF HE WON THE NOMINATION FAIRLY!!!!!! BUT NOW WITH HIS SEXIST ARROGANCE AND DELIBERATE EFFORTS TO DISENFRANCHISE MILLIONS OF VOTERS, I CANNOT AND WILL NOT VOTE FOR HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

She’s the only one left who’s fighting for everyone; she’s interested in helping the poor, working class and middle class, and I believe her caring comes from a genuine place. She has a long history of doing exactly what she’s doing now, and I applaud her for it.

I think Barack Obama is a weak candidate, this year’s version of George McGovern — a darling of the hard left and liberal elites, plus almost all of the media (the person who said MSNBC and CNN are incredibly biased in Obama’s favor was spot on). Obama can’t win in November because it would be “youth/inexperience/naivete” on Obama’s part versus McCain’s “age/wisdom/long record” — and the American people would suffer with either. Obama’s partisans forget that it’s unlikely the George W. Bush administration will help the incoming president at all, whereas Mrs. Clinton has enough contacts left (plus her husband, who has even more) to figure it out on the fly very, very quickly. And McCain will just continue the Bush policies, which have driven our country to the brink of a second great depression . . . bad choices, those.

The Obama supporters don’t seem to be using their brains; most of ‘em are using strongarm tactics in the media and some well-known supporters seem to think that there will be “riots in the streets of Denver” if Obama doesn’t win by any means necessary. (And trotting out that he has won the popular vote to date is ridiculous, too. He won Mississippi, yes, overwhelmingly — a state he was supposed to win. Without that, Mrs. Clinton would be ahead even now — and if Florida and Michigan were counted in the popular vote totals, as they should be, she’d be ahead even more. Plus, there are ten more states to go, nine real states (not Guam, the Virgin Islands or the Democrats Abroad) and one which should be (Puerto Rico).

The media is biased; as Charles Krauthammer said recently regarding Obama’s well-regarded speech on race relations in America, the media is Obama’s base. And Obama knows it.

I recently contributed money for Mrs. Clinton’s campaign, the first time in over forty years of life where I felt moved to help a political candidate — and I was only able to send $10. I will send more if I am able; I’m unemployed, homeless and disabled — someone Obama doesn’t want to hear from. (I also have a Master’s degree. But oh, yeah — according to the mainstream media, I “should” vote for Obama, because only the “smart set” understands or appreciates him!)

I believe in Hillary Clinton, her ideals, her values, and that she truly will help the country out of the big financial mess it’s in. I believe she will get us out of Iraq. I believe she will find a way to get us the universal health care we need.

And I believe she won’t forget about people like me, whereas I believe Obama could not care less about someone like me — because I do not fit his worldview.

Your words are so on point. Hillary will be a wonderful president and will vigeriously represent all the people. I’m a legal services attorney and I represent poor people in verious types of civil litigation, particularly in eviction proceedings. One of the reasons I love Senator Clinton is that she understands that it is the women and children who are poor. Her policies regarding pay equity would bridge the wage gap between the genders and would lift families and women out of poverty. I know from my 16 years of working as a legal services attorney that if women could make a fair wage, they wouldn’t be so poor.

None of the male candidates have addressed this issue. Obama will do nothing to help women. Senator Clinton is the one who will look out for us!!!!!!

The other candidates scare me and I’m not sure if this country will have a chance under the direction of either one of them. I never forget that this is the country that not only voted Bush in once……. but did it twice!!!!

For all the undecided, please think about what your doing …… vote for the person who has always served the people. I know it’s popular to walk on the wildside and take chances……. but this is not the time to do it. Go with a sure thing…… Hillary has a long standing history. Ask yourself…….. what have the other two done in the last 20 years to better ALL the people. What have they done for women and children of ALL color in general…… no one has put themselves out there more for those without voices than Hillary Clinton.