Comments on: Should Hillary Clinton Drop Out? Maybe She Should … Maybe She Shouldn’t.

By: cate

cate — Sat, 17 May 2008 17:36:41 +0000

Question:

Would Oregon, Kentucky, Montana, etc… still be holding a primary IF Hillary had dropped out?

What would be the point?

It seems to me that this primary election is being ‘brokered’ by the party leaders and the ‘delegates’. Hillary is being tossed in the corner EVEN THO the popular vote is debatable:
Clinton ahead by 43K votes (including MI/FL)
Clinton behind 600K votes (excluding MI/FLa)

The people of Fl/Mi had NO voice, NO choice in what happened to their vote once they cast it.

This is not what the DEM party is about!
Is it?

By: MLB

MLB — Thu, 08 May 2008 17:02:14 +0000

I just want to say, that this is still America, and we ALL still have a voice. Even those who are Hillary supporters. You may not like us, but to try to eliminate us,is just wrong. We are not asking you to quit. Obama probably will win, but if he does those Hillary supporters will have to vote Republican this time around. I think Hillary should stay in it until the end. It takes more strength to keep trying than to just give up, no matter the odds. I actually think she is showing us that when the going gets tough, she gets tough too.

By: Dranmi

Dranmi — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 15:27:03 +0000

I agree with Avant the Clintons only care for themselves not the American people, Hillary just want “power”. Clyburn did not lie about the Clintons and/or African Americans feeling the way they feel because of how Hillary and Bill are showing their true color. If Obama is given the chance to he will bring peace and unity to this country of hate. It was never ment for blacks to be apart of that statement of: “United we stand, Divied we fall”? The way this country has been ran for years are discussing and sometimes unhuman, we need a change a different kind of change. There have always been a white man/person that ran the USA it is now time for an African American to be given that opportunity to do the same? There are millions of people that want to see this happen and all feel that Barack Obama can and will make this happen. Hillary talks about having experience just because she lived in the whitehouse for eight years while her husband was president (who was impeached)does’nt make her experience, going to different countries having tea and going shopping, do not make you experence, having and hosting private parties do not make you have experence, lying to the people of your state as Senator with the same lies she’s still telling regarding jobs, do not make you experience either. Hillary is a woman that lies and will do anything or say anything to win and to hurt Obama, because she did not think he would succeed as for as he have. Thanks to the American people that are driven by real change that we know we can believe in, not that ole bull that we’ve being dealing with all our lives. Hillary need to step out of this race, stand behind and with and help us to win in November.

Beside do you people think Hillary has what it takes to deal with Iraq? No she do not, Iraqies looks down on women she means NOTHING to them. Let’s not talk about Iran and other third world countries. Hillary’s only talking and saying anything again to win. Hillary is really a poor exccuse for a woman, a real woman would stand up with her head held high and take her beating, move on and get better prepared for the next time. {But I forget she’s not a real black woman} she’s petty, weak, scared and dump. Step down Hillary while you have a little dignity left, you make get your respect back.

By: Avant Strangel

Avant Strangel — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 10:59:24 +0000

The facts:
Michigan and Florida don’t count and if the do count they will be split down that middle. THOSE words are from the DNC.
Obama is ahead in delegate count, popular vote, amount of cash, in the polls and leading in the number of super delegate endorsments he will erase her super delegate lead soon.
Based on logic, reality and numbers she can’t beat Obama short of high jacking the election. She want’s to go by a win is a win. And Hillary says she’s better positioned to take on McCain. Well the position she is in is 2ND PLACE!! How is that better? Hillary will unfortunately continue until people stop giving her money or she’s damaged Obama to the point that she want’s to try and run in 2012 because she see’s the writing on the wall. The Clintons don’t care about the country. They only care about THEMSELVES!!!

She was supposed to be a walk in and Obama was supposed to be there for cosmetic purposes only and now SHE can’t close the deal. He’s run circles around her campaign and closed her 15-20 years of brand recognition by riding her husband’s coattails. Women sympathize because they think the presidency should be given to Hillary because of Bill’s philandering. Which is ridiculous. Hillary has to earn it. She’s not entitled to the position and the way she’s run her campaign suggests she is unworthy of the position.

Hillary supporters open your eyes and realize she does not have America’s interests at heart. She only has hers.

By: kcm texas

kcm texas — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 23:50:28 +0000

THERE IS NO WAY HILLARY CLINTON SHOULD DROP OUT!!!. Obama has not been vetted and when the media trys he gets his temper up and get mad. He obviously believes he is above reproach and above the other candidates…He has not even posted his birth certificate or his transcripts for the public to view…In the past all others running have had this as a requirement..Rev. Wright will be Obama’s legacy and the Republicans will chew him up prior to the election in November. This is why everyone is crying for HRC to drop out. If she does McCain will get elected for sure..That is the last thing this Country needs. COME ON MEDIA…DO YOUR JOB…WHO IS OBAMA???

By: KFazio

KFazio — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 20:34:37 +0000

Hilary should not drop out. Mrs. Clinton is no longer an option she is a neccessity! We can’t afford to take a chance on either of the other candidates. McCaine though military minded has been handed an agenda - Obama though very educated and highly respected will not stand a chance in the “good ole boy’s club”. As a professional and mother of two under eighteeen; I would sooner leave my children’s future’s and their country to this woman. ABSOLUTELY.