sandianne
hartford,ct

Posted at 8:41pm on Wednesday, June 11th, 2008

My belief of the will of the country rules,or the majority rules seems to be in great error. This will be election 3 that the people of the country won't elect a president,only the "very special people" elect our president. I will write in Hillary's name. I don't want to "not" vote, but I can't seem to vote foreither of the two men. The Republican doesn't seem to know enough of economics, and deplomacy. The Democrat will be another "Carter" administration where no one works together to get things done, because the "new boy" doesnt know how to play..and we loose again.His 1st lady isn't one to be proud of, we needsomeone who knows and loves the U.S.

dot
zephyrhills fl

Posted at 8:15pm on Wednesday, June 11th, 2008

this is one year, I do not think I will vote knowing the best person did not get the nomination, just can't make myself vote for much less than i hopes for, good luck Hillary

Leona schaffer
Elverson

Posted at 7:20pm on Tuesday, June 10th, 2008

I would like to see Hilley go as independent runner i think she will win if she does that iam sure not going to vote for a black man iam not going to vote at all and neither is my Faimley and Friends . the news people on tv ran Hillery down .it was so crooked its realy a shame .its the people that voted that must not count in this day and age . so Hillery please run as a independent.

Tyler A
Atlanta, GA

Posted at 4:55pm on Tuesday, June 10th, 2008

Clinton is the best no matter what the DNC thinks... >>> let the people be heard not superdelegets...!!!

Averi
Minneapolis,MN

Posted at 11:32am on Monday, June 9th, 2008

And now Obama is elected I guess our country do know what's best.

Ginnielou
AR

Posted at 1:19pm on Tuesday, May 27th, 2008

Only one choice and that is Hillary. She has the insight, the experience, and the brains to run this country the way it should have been run since Bill was president. Young people look back, if you think older people don't know what is good for our country. Roosevelt, Kennedy, Truman and Eisenhower we elected them and things were good.

Wizard101
Portland, Oregon

Posted at 2:58pm on Monday, May 19th, 2008

For those that have been told there was no way to obtain their dreams and hopes and that it was useless to try - look towards Hillary Clinton as a symbolic figure of hope and strength - the only experienced candidate with solid solutions to our problems.

I just attended both of the candidates' rallies this past week - was leaning more towards Obama - went to his rally - great orator, speaker and can energize a group of people but when I came home and thought about what he said - I did not know anything more than I did before - I think he wants to change politics in Washington DC but accepts the politicans endorsements.

Then I heard Hillary Clinton speak - the media has really done a number of her and wants to declare who they want as President rather than the voters - she was warm, she was energetic, she answered all the questions with positive feelings and has the experience - I went away feeling like she would be the one to help us help ourselves - and generally seemed to want to be at the rally - I got the feeling that Obama just had to make the last rounds of the primaries but was really focusing on the General Election - much like he did with New Orleans - after getting their votes - they had a rally going on to promote their reconstruction and he was too busy to attend - Hillary did even though she did not get their votes.

Finally what made up my mind for Hillary was the fact that Obama votged for the liquified natural gas pipeline of Bush-Cheney Energy Plan - Clinton opposed it - guess he doesn't have to live here.

I ask my fellow Oregonians to really think hard about their vote - research before tomorrow - and even if you don't like Senator Clinton - vote for her anyone as a wake up call for Senator Obama that he can not just assume he has the votes he needs in Oregon come November.

GOD BLESS OUR COUNTRY.

Averi
Minneapolis,Mn

Posted at 10:58am on Monday, May 19th, 2008

Hillary is the liar! NOT OBAMA! You tell me what lie Obama has told! And Even if she wasn't, she is to sleep deprived to run a country right anyway, The people who are voting for Hillary are just voting against Barack and are to caught up in color and race to notice when a good person is trying to Unite this country, I'm only in 8th grade and i see what Hillary is doing and her supporters and i think you people are pathetic! VOTE FOR OBAMA!

James Spearman
Atlanta Georgia, USA

Posted at 10:44am on Monday, May 12th, 2008

Perhaps we have come a long way in America. Perhaps the idea of minorities uniting against historical common foes has vanished.
Or is this just the same history of minorities fighting each other while the majority remains in power.
Well maybe I'm just old with a dated perspective. But I just don't understand why Latinos would automatically trust a white candidate more so than a black candidate?
Are Blacks viewed as inferior by Latinos? Do Latinos realize that the same mentality that is so anti-immigrant is the same mentality of those who believe all Blacks should go back to Africa?

Janice
KENTUCKY

Posted at 9:34pm on Sunday, May 11th, 2008

I am for Mrs. Clinton. As a Democrat for over 30 years and having never voted for
a Republican, in this election if Clinton is defeated I will vote for John McCain