Can just having African Americans win an election?
The African Americans are showing such racism.
I am saddened that they have not shown one bit of support for President Clinton.

Where are the Latinos.
This has become a civil war.
It is so unfair.

My question is this . If Obama is the one who runs against McCain, and this thing is dragged out to the last minute, and Obama looses the general election , it’s Hillary’s fault ,right ? So either way the demorcrats loosing they can only blame Hillary for not stepping aside and supporting Obama. Maybe I heard incorrectly but I thought that Hillary had the better chance of beating McCain in the general election , so the question still remains, who do you want in the whitehouse,democrat or republican. By the way, I would like to see Hillary win this and Im glad to see she will continue forward.
Just my two cents

There are two comments I have. First, I was appalled last night at the Barack Obama supporter who thought his rude analogy was acceptable. This is not the type of thing I as a viewer of your program expects or appreciates. This just proves what caliber of individual supports this man. Second, I am a white college graduate who supports Hillary Clinton. I have voted Democrat for over twenty years. If Barack Obama is the candidate I will NOT VOTE for him.
If anyone really looks at the maps, this man does not care about those of us who work hard for a living and struggle from month to month. The only areas he goes after are black city areas and the rich suburbs. Once again I am appalled at the analogy that was made last night. I used to respect you and your show, for me you and your show have lost credibility.

I watched the primary results last night until all results were in. The contest for the Democrats, over all, has had me at the edge of my seat. All of it has had my attention and never before, in my voting history, have I ever been interested or known the value of the primaries or how the delegates figure in the nominee results, as I have this year. It has been quite the race. My heart has gone to Obama for his determination to reach high for his goal to be President of our United States.

His speech last night, however, when winning North Carolina, showed, completely, his solid integrity. I have watched him so closely, mostly because of his youth and the energy he showed early in the primaries, starting in February. It is this that was so attention getting and the factor that gave me reason to watch and listen to both, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton’s campaign reasoning why each believed to be the best for the highest calling in our land.

It clearly came through the camera and on to the TV screen when Barack dealt with the adversarial conflicts we all so well know. He showed with his body language his disappointments for the intrusion on his campaign. He dealt with them affirmatively, directly, and with assuredness to the American people that none have place in the contest, the race to be President, nor have influence when he is finally chosen as President of the United States.

Last night, in his speech, when having won North Carolina, his eloquence, his strong beliefs and love for our country in his outward, spoken, “yes we can,” change what is happening in Washington and give the American people renewal of the American dream, was memorizing. It is with this that I can believe, again, in American policy and that America can shine in the victory that Barack Obama is the President of the United States.

True that Obama is ahead, but Hillary is ahead in Electoral Count and in the larger more influential states. She has the base of the democratic party - less the black american votes. Why do blacks vote for Obama simply because he’s black?

I keep hearing Democrats talking about they must follow party rules. Even if it means defeat we must follow Party rules. Here is a “basic” lesson in life, you win by adjusting your strategy and approach as needed to ensure the best success.