Comments on: South Dakota voters talk issues with Clinton

By: jim

jim — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 02:25:06 +0000

Barack Obama The Mile High Messiah in Denver.

Baracks Speech was great democratic red meat. Im sure he spoke to the hearts and minds of hillarys people. By the way did anyone hear Chris matthews of msnbc? He basically endorsed barack obama on air. Whats up w that? Anyone who thinks NBC is unbiased is smoking large amounts of crack. By the way you should read “Barack Obama The Mile High Messiah in Denver. In the http://fargophantom.com/democratic-conve ntion-barack-obama-the-mile-high-messiah -in-denver/
Lets see what the Goverment Channel has to say at FOX News tonight. Looks like a successful Speech and will prove to be a strong force of change.

By: mike

mike — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 19:28:12 +0000

I never want to hear again from any democrat how Gore won the popular vote and had it taken away. Shame on you Democrats. Go Hillary.

By: Imogene Lester (ikl)

Imogene Lester (ikl) — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 18:45:08 +0000

Sen Clinton has remained in this race for reasons no one can define. Not the most seasoned media veteran, not her closest political advisers or any other human being, save her family, if she’s been able to find the words to truly express her reasons intelligently.

Today, as in the history of this campaign, the democratic party and most of the media continue to give her leeway to end this race her way. I am old enough to remember when a politician was given so much defference that it became necessary to overly vet the other guy, just so there was something to talk about. To that end, I’m not going to speak to math and vote counts and Sen. Clinton being mistreated, etc., because in this world of technology, the real story will soon be told. What I want to understand today is this, why is Senator Clinton not willing to cure some of this divisiveness she has caused. According to her people, it appears that while Senator Clinton does not want to be told when to leave the race, she will not congratulate Senator Obama as the winner if he wins the nomination this evening. Also, according to some in the media and maybe people in her group, she’s staying in to force Barak Obama to make her his VP or she will not encourage her supporters to support the Democratic choice. How does any of this suggest that Senator Clinton is Presidential. Nothing she’s done in the past couple of months seem presidential. Especially words like “I am the best candidate, I’m in it, to win it”, just yesterday.

By: Jan

Jan — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 15:00:25 +0000

I may vote my conscience and write in my vote for Hillary this November.

By: gwyn pascual

gwyn pascual — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 14:03:41 +0000

Thank God there’s a competent & genuine-by-heart daughter of America who is capable of leading the country as president in the person of Sen. Hillary Clinton. She’s the right person to bring real change Americans seek for the country proven by her quick defense to protecting the Michigan & Florida voters’ rights to be heard. Change should start by correcting the “imperfections” of the Dem.party & Sen.Clinton made a lot of moves to do it. Unlike her rival Sen. Obama who is just good in words for change but not in deeds, making an imp[ression of just exploiting the Americans willingness to replace the current administration. Sadly, Sen. Obama didn’t even denounce the crooked decision made by the now “UNRULY” Comm.on Rules of the Dem.party on assigning an imaginary number of delegates for him in Michigan w/o even a single vote cast in his favor in the said state. That’s undemocratic obviously but the Afro-American senator took it coz it’s for his benefit no matter how fraudulent had his Michigan delegate been credited

By: gwyn

gwyn — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 13:40:27 +0000

Thank God there’s a competent & genuine-by-heart daughter of America in the person of Sen. Hillary Clinton who is capable of leading this country as president & is quick enough to defend voters’ rights to be counted & heard starting from her own Dem party w/c Sen. Obama was not able to do & didn’t even denounce the crooked decision of the “UNRULY” Comm.on Rules on the Michigan delegation assigning an imaginary number to him even f no real votes were cast for him there.

By: Yolana

Yolana — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 07:17:49 +0000

The truth is they both have 17million votes….But again the Clintonista’s spin, spin, and spin the truth.

By: MO

MO — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 03:37:38 +0000

Denial, Denial It’s Over. She Lost!!!
Back to New York She Goes!!!!!
Tomorrow is her concession speech.

By: Steven

Steven — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 03:09:44 +0000

Hillary Clinton is gracious, brilliant, experienced, has established relationships with world leaders, and understands in depth the domestic and foreign policy issues facing this country. My hope is that we will not decide this nomination based on a personality contest, but on qualifications and experience. So far…

* 35.6 million people have voted (almost 18 million for Sen. Clinton)
* The 37 primary states account for 97% of that vote.
* The 13 caucus states account for 3% of that vote.

Bottom line: Clinton’s lead is from 34.5 million voters (97%) in Primaries. Obama’s lead is from 1.1 million voters (3%) in caucuses.

GO HILLARY!