Comments on: Obama camp to superdelegates: “Read the newspapers”

By: Carolyn

Carolyn — Sun, 11 May 2008 15:39:20 +0000

Hillary should keep running, why shouldn’t she? That said, however, I think she has destroyed a place on the ticket by the polarizing and divisive tone her campaign has taken. Aside from Obama’s candidacy of change losing credibility as a result, the presidency is difficult enough without having 2 Clintons constantly breathing down one’s neck. In addition, people seem to forget that Republicans despise Clinton so much, that even the ones who may have sat this one out, knowing we need change, would rally to the polls to defeat her.

Be that as it may, Obama himself,insists she should run to June 3, and if one’s opponent has no objection, everyone else should remain silent.

By: Terri

Terri — Fri, 09 May 2008 15:09:44 +0000

When did it become customary in this country to cut short the political process and not allow others to vote and have a voice, this is an old political tool to intimidate and manipulate HRC into stepping aside and handing the nomination to B.Obama, this is not how it works! Everyone gets their vote!

By: odj4real

odj4real — Wed, 07 May 2008 21:12:36 +0000

Senator Clinton’s action to continue the race is in my opinion very diabolic. This attitude is very alien to the democratic party I grew up to know and adore. She knows she has little or no chance of getting the nomination; whatever deal she has cut with d republicans will not work. I expect her to honorably throw in the towel; continuing the race will only make her loose whatever respect she has left and it has the potential of destroying her political carrer for life as she might be seen as a traitor by those who have the capacity to advance her career in the years to come.

My advise to superdelegates is to draw d curtain before more serious damage is done. In my opinion Obama is most electable of all 3 candidates. McCain has little or no chance against him. He is too old and Inspite their much taunted experience, both McCain and Clinton goofed in relation to the gas cut. This will continue to haunt them in the days to come; it shall raise a serious question about their sincerity and capacity to give effective leadership without playing on the emotions of Americans.

By: Yared

Yared — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:45:58 +0000

Yes, Change! We belive in seems to be working out not because of a racial lopsidedeness but because there is a lot of real change needed here and there, not only in America but in the whole worlld because of the wrong steps America taken which really caused evil reactions.
May God be with you Barack Obama that you may bring the change that we need.
Yared

By: Glenn

Glenn — Wed, 07 May 2008 19:00:33 +0000

hey, Obama, save your time trying to reach out to me. I will vote for Hillary or McCain based on them paying their dues.