Hey Anderson!

Looks like it’s still anyones game! Can’t wait to hear the results.

What intelligent , thinking person can honestly believe that Obama
has an ounce of sincerity in him? He just says and does whatever
his advisors tell him the blogs say he should do.
Through the whole campaign he resisted wearing an American
flag pin. Then all of a sudden when realizing how it’s hurting
him with the voters, he suddenly wears one while talking to
veterans. Also, he took a page out of Bush’s book and because
he is losing to the white working person , he all of a sudden
takes off his jacket and rolls up his sleeves, as if this will show
them he can relate to them. I have one word for Obama FRAUD.

The people in W. Virginia are making a statement. They want the super deligates to know they WILL NOT vote for Obama in the
general election and neither will Ohio, Mich, Fla, Penn,Ky,Tenn
and N.J. The democrats are going to loose the election if Obama is
the nominee. I am going to write in Hillary’s name on the ballot
if she is not the nominee and so are millions of other voters.

I notice CNN is showing the clip were Obama had too put the american flag lapel pin on, when he was asked face too face too wear it,but never wore it after.
CNN will play that over and over today, trying too show voter’s that Obama actually has pride in America.
The media can’t make Obama love America the way Hillary Clinton does,it’s hard too show love,when you don’t feel it………..good luck CNN.
The superdelegates can do what they want,but Hillary Clinton is showing her supporters that she cares more about the people than the delegates or superdeldgates, which is the change america needs.
CNN should get good ratings to-day, praising Obama , and bashing Clinton.

I am a bit puzzled with the democratic nominations. The other day as I was watching CNN’s comments on the elections it was stated that there is a poll that suggests that if Obama wins the democratic nominations then a high percentage of Clinton supporters would not vote for him in November where as a high number of Obama supporters would vote for Clinton in the November elections if she won the nomination. Now if the Democratic Party wants to a chance at winning the general elections in November, given the said poll wouldn’t it make more sense for the Democratic Party to prefer Clinton over Obama at the risk of loosing to the Republicans?

I am a Professional Black American Woman and I supported Hillary. After her comment on White hard working Americans and white blue collar workers I feel she has forgotten about me. I am living the American dream and she is too. Is this all I can get from her, the same 400 hundred years of oppression. Now, I am undecided. She will not get my vote.

Wow…quite the sellout tonight with John King and Soledad O’Brian. They are two of my favorites of the CNN crew (add Erica’s name and its a blowout). Really looking forward to the unmatched coverage you guys always give.

Well let’s see if Hillary really does as well as is expected. If so what does that say about Obama? Does it show a kink in his armor? It would seem so to me. But hey…I ain’t voting for him so…

If he is the one that will run against McCain then you may as well give it to McCain now!

“You can not win general election without West Virginia”. I thought she said the same about Pennsylvania. So if we are talking about GENERAL election, let’s get rid of electoral votes, caucuses, primaries, etc. Let’s then have a general election in which whoever gets the most votes (read general votes), gets to be the president. We would then know who the strong candidate is. There should be a condition though for who can and can not run - No Clinton, no Bush, no Nader, no Perot, no member of congress, nobody who has served in any capacity in DC.

I guess I am getting frustrated by the constant reference to white working class voters as uneducated and with a strong inference that their votes are based on race. You can no more get inside their heads to ferret out the reasons for supporting Clinton than you can the 90% + African-Americans supporting Obama. If indeed racism is a factor for some white Clinton supporters then is it not also a factor for some Obama supporters? Racism in this country is a two sided coin. Rev. Wright proved that.

What are the Obama people going to say after Hillary KO’s him in W. Virginia today, Kentucky next week and Puerto Rico and possibly a win in Oregon, if not a draw. So what about Montana & S Dakota - I have more delegates in my Bathroom than they have combined !! And for all you Obama Bandwagoneers who are already celebrating, those Superdelegate (all 21 of them) you got last week were HIS anyway except for the few fencejumpers like McGovern AND Michigan & Florida WILL Be considered - Just Watch. And for all you rulebook fanatics, The party broke the rules in those states NOT THE VOTERS - YOU DONT PUNISH THE PEOPLE WHO HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT JUST SO YOU CAN HAVE YOUR WAY.
THIS THING IS FAR FROM OVER - OBAMA DID NOT KNOCK HILLARY OUT AND THIS WILL BE DECIDED IN DENVER, SORRY TO BUST YOUR BUBBLES.