Nope…

The DNC will snatch defeat from the jaws of victory…

They new they made a grave mistake last night… Hillary was the ticket

I feel the exact same way she does.Experience is it.She isn’t alone.Hillary’s speech reinforces the fact that she is the right person for the job and not Obama.I decided that in November when I vote by absontee ballot I’m writing Hillary in the blank space. I just can’t vote for someone who lack’s experience and who I can’t identify with.Hillary get’s it .

Heather: I want you to call your State DNC Party, because in your state, even if you write in Sen. Clinton’s name Obama could get your vote. If you can not bring yourself to vote for McCain, it might be better, to not vote at all. Please check first. Thank You.

Not me!

No experience Obama is the problem.

Running for President is not enough experience for President.
He joined the US Senate and immediately run for President, give me a break. To me the Presidency is about himself not for the country.

Vote McCain he is safer.

My memory is not what it once was. Can someone please remind me what experience Bill Clinton had that made him electable? I know he was the Governor of Arkansas, but there had to be more. Thanks.

Her die hard supporters are not drooling over Obama , their not convinced , nor are they casting their vote for an arrogant, underqulified , overrated politician. These supporters are too smart, too commited to Hillary no matter what she says, And to add insult to injury, ghey will not forget how unfairly she was treated by Obama, see Obama ,…what comes around goes around , didn’t you mom teach you to respect women? especially powerful women.

Maritza

I doubt very seriously if Hillary changed anyones mind. Everyone can see through the rhetoric.

Cindy..Ga.

Wonder how the roll call will go?

No, this African American NYer would never vote for NOBAMA!

What American Democrats wanted and voted for (and needed to pull together and win) has been so disrespected by Obama when he didn’t pick (or even consider) Hillary for V.P. that his judgment now becomes a real issue. His failure to unify the party with the most logical and winnable ticket makes a serious question of how he would chose to resolve other volatile situations that could arise worldwide. Bringing people together and solving problems is a prerequisite skill to receive my vote for President. He lost my vote on this decision and he will have to work hard to get it back. The American Democrats, as a majority, wanted Obama/Clinton or Clinton/Obama. He didn’t feel secure enough to share the spotlight with Hillary and we lost a great opportunity to give not only blacks but women a realization of a dream. I wish Obama had read Rick Warren’s book and taken to heart the “it’s not about me.” It is about America, it is about us the voters, it is about possibilities not personalities.

The Democrats never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity; Hillary’s impassioned, straightforward and eloquent speech last night must have the DNC wondering if they selected the wrong candidate.

As an undecided Independent, it is becoming crystal clear that the Obamas, if nothing else, are rank amateurs compared to the Clintons.

With each passing day, I’m starting to believe that Barack Obama is being marginalized; after Ted Kennedy’s appearance, Hillay’s speech, Bill Clinton’s pending speech and with Biden’s passion, Obama is up against it.

Throw in the potential for rain Thursday night and Obama may be wiped out by the weather and his inability to standout from his own party.

I agree with Ms. Price-Mills, not just for the reasons she gave but also because of the inconsistencies in Obama on important issues such as FISA, gun control, and others. If elected, which Obama will we get?

Hillary did deliver a presidential speech. I am a republican and I don’t like any of them either republican or democrat. It’s always the people with all the money that get elected to the presidency. Let’s face it - who else would want the job when it pays so little. They need to have the funding and bank account behind them to play in this arena. and take this job to lead our country.

I truly believe how could or can Hillary put her heart and soul behind another candidate when she was running was running for the same elected office. It had to be very hard for Hillary last night standing there delivering her speech, when in her heart, she was saying, what went wrong, why did the glass ceiling just splinter and not break? I should be the one standing here representing the democratic party, not obama!

GIVE IT REST! You hard core democrats talk about how commtted you are to your party and what you beleive in. You now cry about its because of experience you won’t vote for Obama. Guess what, look where you and the ecomony are now and you will see what experience has done for you the last eight years. Don’t vote for Obama let experience WIN just remember when you make your bed don’t forget to LYE in it, John MaCain may let you use one of his bedrooms he has forgotten about.

P.S. Thank you CNN for the great coverage, I am hooked.

All I am saying is if the Clinton supporters does not vote for Obama…come 2012 or 2016 I hope that all the Obama supporters sit my little butts at home and not vote for Hillary. Let all Clinton’s supporters try to get her in the White House by themselve. Let’s see if the Republicant woult take it away from her. Democrates need each other to win this and not spilt this party up.

WE NEED YOU JUST LIKE YOU WILL NEED US COME 2012.

I think although Hillary Clinton may have missed it a bit on saying how Obama is experienced enough to be president, wouldn’t it be even better coming from someone who has filled the role for 2 terms - like Bill Clinton?

All is not lost.

Why not have Bill Clinton get up and validate Barack Obama and his experience as a community organizer, a sentator on the state and national level, and as the Democratic nominee in a statement and with examples?

Simple right? Hopefully, he doesn’t get up and blow smoke. He has to be genuinely convining. A little raw emotion wouldn’t hurt either. He ‘really’ gave Hillary a run for her money. He could even say we thought we had it - but Obama is the man of the hour, not only, but the man who can turn our country’s situation around. This is his moment.

I am a Hilary supporter, as a 50 yr old woman. I have always worked
as a Office manager for 30 years and raised two young woman in the early 20’s now. Married to a very hard working construction worker for 23 yrs. I donated to Hilary’s compaign. I believe Bill Clinton was the best president we have had in many years and if he could run again I would vote for him again. So of course I was thrilled that Hilary was running for President. I was disappointed when she did not get the nomination. I blame the 18-20 yrs old that Obama registered to vote.
Not that they don’t have a right or opinion. But do they know all the facts. Are they the ones paying the mortgages, gas bills, groceries bills, taxes etc? Not most of them. They are mostly college students whose parents are paying these bills each week along with their college expenses. I will vote for Obama, mainly because I am a democrat and republicans scare the hell out of me. But if he loses this race to McCain it will be because he did not choose Hilary as a Vice President. I understand why he did not choose her, but it may have been the biggest mistake he makes, then I will be really sad and disappointed because we will have deal with John McCain

Hillary has another hat, Hostage Negotiator.
The hostage; Her bitter supporters. I’m still hazy about what exactly the point is, so you don’t get your way, so sell yourself out to make a “point”?
Is that it? Moving on….
I loved her speech last night, she can take it as good as she dishes it, that is undeniable. She will do whatever it takes to put Obama in the White House, trust, if she is going to take the Presidency in 2012, she’ll want to do her prep work for it over the next four years.
I don’t know if Hillary changed anything, please, but Hillary makes one thing crystal clear, it’s all or nothing for HER. Just wait until 2012, I pity the fools that will run against her. She will level everyone.

Anderson:

I watched Senator Clinton”s speech many times because I actually recorded it. Yes, I did feel her to be the more experienced candidate for the office of president. At no time during her speech did Senator Clinton say that Senator Obama will make a great president and this with her I do agree. I saw her as making a very powerful and presidential speech to the American people. I, like many other supporters, will stay home on election day and I have always voted as a proud Democrat.

Peace!

What experience does a person needs to have in order to be president? Being a senator does not give a person presidential experiences. Being a senator is not the prerequiste to be president. Probably the closest thing to being a president is being governor which Hillary isn’t. Nor is McCain or Obama. What we need is a person would good judgement. Obama has good judgement and he will have the good judgement of having Clinton in his cabinet.

Secondly, Clinton is not on the ticket. She is not in the runnings so to write her in would be a waste of time. People who are not willing to see the overall picture are just Hillary worshippers. This election is not about one person but one cause. That cause is get the Democrats in the White House. Whether it be Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama. Hillary didn’t get the numbers to grasp the nomination but another Democrat who has the same goals and value as Clinton did get the nomination. They have a common cause and that is help those people they have always been fighting for since they both became public servants.

When will you people and wake up and realize that experience isn’t everything. Experience is what has gotten us in the position we’re in now. What Obama is trying to get people to see is with the help of everyone things can change. Not just one person but every person.

I am still waiting for someone to explain to me what Presidential experience Senator Clinton has. She is /was a lawyer so is Sen. Obama. they both worked on helping people. They both are Senators. She was the First Lady but not the President. She did elected immediately after leaving the white house where he husband was president for 8 yrs. So where is her experience. I ask

No she did not change my mind. By listening to her speech, Which was great, let me know that she is still saying, ” I, Me, I”. Now those words do not a team player make. She has convinced me to donate a penny toward her debt. But she could have over these past few months.

I am also as sure as one thing while watching the speech of Senator Clinton last night. President Bill Clinton sure did enjoy the speech. My hat goes off to President Bill Clinton because I do remember the Clinton years very well. I also watched the look on Michelle Obama’s face and I did not feel she was too impressed with Senator Clinton’s speech.

I have shaken hands with the Clintons and I have volunteered for the Hillary Clinton Campaign. I was am I am still imspired by Senator Clinton because I feel she is sincere and honest. I feel the DNC selected Senator Obama and Senator Clinton was elected by the majority of votes and should be running against Senator McCain.

I will be staying home on election day and not voting and I am proud to be a Clinton Democrat.

Peace!

Who is this crying woman that CNN keeps showing over and over? please has she not heard that you win some you lose some, now get over it!

Senator Clinton was in the White House with President Bill Clinton for 8 years. She was the closest person to the president for those 8 years. I believe them to be a typical married couple. It’s none of my business why President Clinton had the fling with M. L. but maybe the sex in a married couple’s life went downhill. No married life is perfect and it is none of my business. I love the Clintons and I feel this election was taken from her. Now, during that 8 years in the White house, Bill and Hillary I believed talked. President Clinton never discussed issues with M.L. but I’m sure he did with his wife. Senator Clinton has also gotten experience passing bills through legis. and is on several committees. When you think of Senator Clinton’s experience, how much closer can you get to a president than to being his wife for 8 years in the wh and knowing exactly what is going through his mind. Senator Clinton is not stupid and by far means much more experienced than Senator Obama. Why do you think he chose Senator Biden to beon the ticket? Now he is going to loose the election because of his own inexperience.

Peace!

Senator Clinton only persuaded me not to vote because I do not see Senator Obama as being sincere but only an “empty package” People, just because you vote democrat does not mean you vote for an inexperienced democrat. Stay home at your kitchen table, the one that you have, because this is not on the job training.

Peace!

I know who will be Mc SAME VEEP———George W. Bush. He said he wanted someone who thinks and acts as he does. Two peas in a pot, they wouldn’t cook if the fire wasn’t hot.

I do not think she changed anyones minds in fact I think she stirred the pot even more! She basically said enough about Obama to get her by, but she pretty much laid the foundation for 2012 of what she’s going to do. Personally after about 3 minutes of her speech I was ready to turn the channel out of disgust for the way she kept talking about herself. I do agree that she has done tremendous work, but it’s obvious she & her hsuband are not over the fact that it’s not her giving the acceptance speech on Thursday night. Obviously her speech was going to be very different from Michelle Obama’s so I kept that in mind while watching it. Bill Clinton’s speech tonight will be interesting & I’m sure I’m not the only person that can see right through that party uniting front that was put on last night which is unfortunate b/c they could really do some great work together.

As for that crying woman on CNN last night, shame on CNN for letting her talk that long, I think she went on for a good 5-8 minutes! I get it she’s a Hillary supporter, but really is she going to move out of the country if Obama is president? For such a great news network I can’t believe how long of air time they gave her, part of me thinks b/c they didn’t know how to get her to stop talking/crying!

Wow. What a bunch of fools, to either write in Hillary, refuse to vote, or vote for McCain. Did anybody actually listen to what Hillary was saying?

I must say that I was moved by the interview with that woman delegate. I can understand exactly where she is coming from and what she is feeling. Hillary did embody the dreams of so many middle aged and older women. To us, this has been a painful loss. I made my peace with it a while ago and am committed to supporting Barack Obama. I have to keep faith with the Democratic party, which has supported the middle class working people of this country from the time of FDR in the Great Depression. I will not desert my party and stay home and the very idea that any Democrat would even consider voting for McCain is abominable.

The Republicans have managed to almost single-handedly destroy this great country. We do not have the luxury of staying home and allowing them to win again. I would urge this woman to try to overcome the sadness and loss and hurt and join in this campaign to take back our country. That is what Hillary tried so valiantly to convey last night. We need universal healthcare coverage, a real energy policy that would make us less dependent on foreign countries for oil and create jobs, a responsible exit from Iraq that would save this country billions of dollars, a plan to pay down the record deficit, help for those who want to go to college, and relief for homeowners who have gone into foreclosure.

To Anne Price-Mills - I hear you and share your feelings and concerns, but this election is about more than Hillary Clinton and she said it herself. If she could find the strength and courage to give that speech, despite her own disappointment at not becoming the nominee of her party, then we owe it to her to listen and join the ranks. The Democratic party is still the last, best hope for this country. Please join us in the fight to take back our country.

Are some of you suffering from some sort of learning disorder?
You people keep saying Obama is inexperienced. Welllll don’t you know that the EXPERIENCED ONES In the Republican Party have gotten us into the mess we are in today. GET A CLUE Bush and Mccain are through.

The Democrats have done what they have done for several election cycles now…nominated (soon) a highly liberal, pro-death (for the unborn) and elitest candidate selected almost solely for what special interest groups maintain strangleholds on the party policies and platform. They “believe” in the sanctimony of god or human life or health care or financial disciplne only when it can purchase more votes from their target electorate. Barack Hussein Obama has primarily been a “stealth candidate” designed to capitalize on his ethnicity over his qualifications or well thought of ideas………..little surprise then that Hillary (back to Rodham) Clinton and her feminist dominated agenda and supporters can’t stomach the that his race based campaign narrowly defeated her “gender agenda” campaign.

Let’s also remember that he seems to have commonly associated with and mentored with domestic terrorists (ayers) and spent most of his adult life getting religious instruction for his entire family from a minister and church dedicated to race-based hatred and a visceral loathing of America, we have all seen and heard it the ministers own voice again and again. Now Mr. Obama finds it offensive after a decade or more of close contact……..his heart didn’t change, but as public financing of elections/iraq war/domestic oil production and his other flip-flops that would make a gymnast proud one thing has changed—-his credibility with most Americans (especially those of faith) is about gone. Little wonder the democrats lose 60% and higher of the individual states every cycle. When turned their back on god almighty they may as well count me “out” also.

it seems pretty obvious that Obama supporters are holding Hillary to a much higher standard than past losing candidates. Teddy Kennedy fought Carter up to the vote on the convention floor, yet now seems lionized by his party (dispite a sordid personal past too). it seems Obama supporters want Hillary to deliver her supporters on a silver platter, yet seem totally unwilling to do anything to win them over. That goes for Obama too. It was a no brainer that Obama should have picked her as VP. The Biden pick actually caused a negative bump in the polls. I guess Hillary’s supporters have to decide if they can stomach voting for someone who is inherantly unqualified, just becasue he is a fellow Democrat. The best ‘man’ lost.

This country has had a democratically led congress & house for the past two years, what have they done?

Everyone talks about experiences, what is that qualifies Senator Hillary Clinton to run this country? I personally take nothing away from her, she is a great lady. However she will, and would be in the same boat that Senator Obama would be in. There are no manuals on how to run this country, because if there was, we would not be in the predicment that we are in now. Just because Bill was President, and a good one doesn’t mean that Hillary will be, or Obama. We can only hope that the people Senator Obama has as part of his administration will enhance him in becoming the Commander and Chief that we can all be proud of. People are to quick to judge, without knowing what a person is really all about. They rather read some crap, and believe it, before doing any research of their own, that is why this country is in the mess it is in now. I have been reading Scott McClellan book, What Happened, and so far of what I have read, there is so much deception going on in Washington, it a shame. and for you Anne Price-Mills, to say that you’re not voting for McCain, but you are not sure you are going to vote for Obama, is a cop out. I understand you would have like to seen Hillary on the ticket for President or Vice President. So this part of the comment is for you: God is the author of this world, and he is no respector of persons. It was not in his plan, that for this time that Hillary would become President, or Vice President of this country. I know you are proud of your candidate, and so am I; but I am also proud of Senator Obama my candidate. So Anne Price-Mills, be the rare woman that your are, like Hillary, and cast your vote and support the way your candidate says she is.

Respectfully
Carol Bound
and, I am a Rare woman in my own rights!

I think you Hillary supporters are failing to realize that although Hillary Clinton had 18million votes from the American people, Barack Obama had just as many! In addition, the Hillary Clinton supporters are failing to realize our very own former president, her husband, Bill Clinton also was faced inexperienced backlash when running for Governor. The hypocracy is alive and well, and to also accept a blind eye of the hard-core supporters Barack Obama has without the persuasion of any loosing candidate is only benefiting us! Silently taking the punches, and sheer ignorance of choosing not to vote for him or not at all only solidifies the very thing, we Barack Obama supporters have been thinking, strategizing, and hesitantly waiting on. Any entertaining thought of a Clinton 2012, 2016, whatever is no chance in hell. We will rally against a Clinton so hard, as you with us right now; there would be no need for a Democrat to ever run for President again, because we will vote for a Republican before a Clinton ever reaches that threshold again. This is due or dies an eye for an eye and right now it’s on you guys to make the first move. BRING IT ON!

I’m afro American an that response from her was so idiotic I can’t understand it. How can she set there an listen to all the reason why she should vote for BO and then tell the anchor that he has no experience. 18 million cracks in the brain is what that is, and she not going to vote I wonder does all her followers have the same defect

Yes Clinton was a former First Lady.But don’t think for a second she didn’t sit in on meetings or that Pres Clinton didn’t go to his wife as a adviser. She well aware of what was going on.Not everything as we all know,but she learned on the job for a First Lady.She knows that the world is very different since 911 and you can’t invite dictators over to the White House for dinner. All I can think of is how she handled being in the international media spotlight after being the last to know about a certain affair.She is tough!She knows that we don’t live in a idealistic society where we don’t have to worry about terrorists.We live in a very different world and we can’t take any chances.

I am disappointed in Anne Price-Mills she stated on national TV that she May not Vote come November? This is a Delegate for goodness sake. This election is about the people who are loosing or have lost there job’s, this election is for the working single mother who does not have health care and can not pay the rent, this election is for our men and women in the military, who are not able to come home and under a republican have no Idea when they will come home. To say you may not vote is to say you don’t care about all of us who are living in a broken economy, or you don’t care about the family who had to loose there home because there job went over sea’s, or you don’t care about my daughter getting the health care she need’s. This is not about you feel gender played a roll in it. for good ness sake. You are suppose to be a roll model to those first time voter’s. If you really honored Sen Clinton like you say you do then you will Vote come November for Sen., and soon to be President Obama! Plain and simple.

First let me say that Ann Price-Mills spoke eloquently and honestly last night about her feelings regarding Hillary Clinton. She brought tears to my eyes.

Judging from the look on Suzanne Malveaux’s face I don’t think that she was too pleased with what Ms. Price-Mills had to say last night, something tells me that Malveaux may have thought that she would be a “predictable” interview, but that is the beauty of live TV, you never know what you are going to get. Her most shocking admission was probably the fact that she is considering not voting at all instead of voting for Obama.

I am sure I am not the only viewer who noticed that Malveaux cut Ms. Price-Mills off when she tried to comment on Obama’s resume. I am certain that she was about to say that is was thin at best.

There are those that will dismiss her, but like it or not, the sentiments that Ms. Price-Mills expressed last night are shared by many Hillary supporters, especially after listening to Clinton’s speech, and no matter how many times the media claims that the party is uniting, it doesn’t make it true.

Hillary sounded and looked presidential last night and I think that fact struck many voters and probably some members of the media, hard. I am sure many of them are regretting their primary votes for Obama today.

It is about time we heard some honesty in this campaign!

Jo Ann
North Royalton, Ohio

Hillary lost the primary. That’s it in a nutshell. Many continues to say the Obama campaign disrespected her. Who was the one to question the other’s abilities to lead? Whose campaign implied that Obama’s run for the White House was a fairy tell? Whose campaign developed a following of “working middle class” voters and when shown pictures of those “working middle class” you only saw the image of white women as if there are not any “working middle class” blacks. And, she could have also debunk that ad that the Republicans are running where she is shown referencing her’s and Sen. McCain’s abilities to lead and denouncing Sen. Obama’s. Many said that her words would come back to haunt her and the democratic party and it has come true. If she had kept her campaign to the issues instead of character incrimination, that ad wouldn’t be out there.

She was asking for party unification but I think her words only got to those who had already accepted the party’s choice. Tonight will be “Big Bill’s” time. Based on the attached article and from what I have heard, he’s still upset. Realization has set in for the Clintons, they are not the Mother and Father of the party and it’s a bitter pill to swallow. What he once had is gone and acceptance should have already arrived. I know that this is one African-American whose eyes were opened to the Clinton’s during the primary and I see clearly what was hidden before

For all of you “supposed democrats” that have decided not to vote in November because your candidate of choice was not nominated - you are a disgrace to your party and an insult to those who have gone before you who fought for the right and freedom to vote. To be a democrat, you are part of a whole organization - and it is a whole organization who is behind it’s leader. The one that got most of the votes.

You might as well be a republican. For every vote not going to Obama is one going to John McCain.

You are losers!

Think of McCain as the president with Bush Policies.

Think of Obama as the president with Gore, Clintons, and other prominent people in his cabinet.

Is this a chance to pass? By not voting, we will be helping McCain - is this what we want? If you stay home and not vote, Hillary has done more damage to the entire election.

Again, think Gore and Kerry and then think Bush and McCain. Obama is the SAFE choice!!!!!!!!!

Hillary supporters, as your leader said, ask yourself a question: are you a Hillary supporter or are you a democratic party supporter? are you in this election for Hillary or are you in this election because you want what is good for the nation?

You go on about how the nomination was taken away from Hillary? Ask yourselves: by whom? - By another set of 18 million people! If Obama was to say that he will not accept the nomination - what should his supporters do? Act like you all and say we will vote for McCain or no one else at all? Have any of you ever played a sport in your life? What is the first thing you do if you lose? - you congratulate the winner! At least now, learn to be a good sport!

To people who doubt his experience, what kind of resume do you need? Hillary has worked in the public sector, but she would not be in the national scene if it wasn’t for her husband, Bill Clinton. Here is Barack Obama, a black guy, who has no family member in the political field, who was not rich (until he made money from sale of his books), has been in politics for a very short period - yet here he is - defeated the party favorite! That by itself is a big accomplishment!

When Bill Gates of Microsoft left his school with out graduating, did any body think that he would be as successful as he is today? Was there nobody in history who had good visions, sound judgment, and intelligent people around him, - who succeeded? Give Obama a chance, he has a good vision, and he is a team guy, he will do the right thing by the country. Trust your children’s choice, because they would choose him over any body!

I agree with Ms. Price-Mills. She expressed a view that is shared by quite a few of Hillary’s supporters. I don’t think any of the speakers has addressed Obama’s experience. They have outlined what Bush has done wrong and how a democratic president will correct these mistakes. They have also stressed that Obama is the candidate of change. However, noone has explained how two-three years in the Senate qualifies as experience to run this country. For people who argue that Bill Clinton was also inexperienced when he ran for president, if I’m not mistaken, he was governor of Arkansas for about 10 years. While there is no measuring stick for what is experience and what is not, I just don’t think 2-3 years is enough. I believe Ms. Price-Mills said it best: “Would you take somebody straight out of Harvard, even if they had the education, and put them as a CEO in the company?”

I keep hearing people say that Obama is not experienced enough to be president. Has McCain ever been president? Not to my knowledge. Has Hillary ever been president (married to a former pres does not count)? Since none of them have ever been president, I don’t understand what would make one more “experienced” than the other. In the presidential race, unless you have already served a term, I don’t think “experience” counts, because you don’t have any true “presidential” experience.

I don’t understand why anyone would vote for Hillary and then not vote for Barack. If you voted for Hillary because of her experience you should have voted for mccain. He’s the most experienced of the three. Experience isn’t everything. I would assume you voted for Hillary because of the issues.
I hear people say “oh, what a great speach, that’s why I’m not voting for Obama.” Were you listening to anything she said?!?!!! She said vote for Obama. Voting for Hillary and john McCain in the same year is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard!!!

I was ashamed by the comments made by the clinton delegate. How can you talk about how far we have come and then turn around and be unsure if you are going to excerise your right to vote! Hillary gave an okay speech which left the door open for her in the future, she is an excellent senator, but what experience does she have at being president, Bill Clinton was president and last I checked he is not running. She is a great person whom has had an illustrious political career but ,she was unable to secure the democratic nomination as Barack Obama did through the voting process so if you are democratic and the best my won by the standards of the party what is the problem. If Michael Phelps lost a competition to a relatively unkown would you stll say he was entitled to the gold medal. Well Hillary Lost her competition and democrats have to unite behind the only democrat in the race and work together so we can acheieve change where he is weak lets make him strong.

You all keep hollering no experience how can you judge someone if you have no experience if you do then you run for the office otherwise be quiet

Let’s be honest. On paper Harry S. Truman was our least educated president within the last 100 years because he didn’t attend college and although he was in the Whitehouse, when FDR died he didn’t even know about the atomic bomb.

Despite Truman’s lack of education and lack of experience he made one of our finest presidents because of his judgment. Notice that I didn’t say that he was mistake free. No one is except God, but God hasn’t run for president yet. If God did run for president CNN and Fox News probably wouldn’t give God a chance against the devil.

Everyone of Obama’s supporters keep harping on why do people say he has no experience yet Hillary and McCain do? Well that is because they have lived, breathed and ate politics for more than 25 or more years. That is what you call experience. No one means that they have been president before. Get a clue! Obama hasn’t even cut his teeth yet in politics that is where the no experience comes in. Why do you think he chose Biden….35 years in politics. HELLO!

Either you have it or you don’t. You can’t fake it or learn it as you go.

Cindy…Ga.

Lampe?
I live in Cal and I can write Hillary in the blank provided on the ballot.Thank you for your comment.

Voting is a very personal decision and I know that I am lucky to live in a country where I can even have this type of conversation.People in other countries are often threatned just to vote or to vote for someone they don’t like.We don’t have that problem and we are lucky. I could never not vote. But I can vote in my own way that I am confortable with. Writing Hillary in let’s me stick with my principles. I think the world we live in both nationally and internationally tells us the kind of experience needed for being president at that time. Right now with the world we live in we need someone who is tough and a moderate. Obama is totally lacks it. If it was Colin Powell I would think otherwise. I’m sorry Oprah, Obama is not one of my favorite things.

Not around the northside of Chicago,everyone is against Obama ,Mayor Daley, and the IL. Legislature.

Hillary is no leader. Who is she leading? Her own supporters won’t listen to her.

I dnt have to wonder know I see why all billary voters lack EDUCATION , if you thinking abt switching to REP or staying home then it shows you intelligence. Dont forget if BO losses and billary runs in 2012 dont come a begging for are vote.

You all keep hollering no experience how can you judge someone if you have no experience if you do then you run for the office otherwise be quiet”

Well, the difference is I’m not running for president. Frankly, I don’t think I have enough experience to run this country. However, as inexperienced as I am, I think I have the right to expect that the next president actually has experience.

Obama is the youngest of all the politicians who wanted to run for president. Everyone else is old. We don’t have time for a person like Obama to be in the senate for a hundred before people feel he has enough experience. And he has great experience. He is a Constitutional scholar which is what the repulsives want to take away from us.

The reality is, he’s the only one who wants to do something different. While everyone was screaming WAR WAR WAR and siding with President Bush. Obama and a minority of others were saying no war! When McCain and Clinton were talking about the gas tax holiday and windfall profit tax Obama was saying that would not help. And now Clinton realized that it wouldn’t have helped…she admitted it in her speech last night. Obama does not rush to make decisions just to be the first one out making announcements. He evaluate situations and make sound judgements. So experience does not equal good judgement which is what Obama has shown.

Also, for all you Hillary supporters, if there are so many of you why did you allow her to borrow money from her own bank account.? Where was your money when she needed it?

To quote the famous journalist Wendy Williams “how you doing?”

If experience is a major credential for President America has had many that didn’t fit the criteria! Why do you think Nominee select VP’S and other Cabinet Members? No one can be experienced in every aspect that encompasses the appointed position of President! If experience is your only concern regarding Obama you’ll have much more dire concerns regarding McSame. To mention only a few, More War, No change in the current economic status unless for the worse, No Universal Health Coverage, No Equal Wage for Equal Work, No AId for University Students, No Education Programs, No Green Programs, shall I go on. In other words, with McSame you will have exactly what your experiencing now only with a louder drum beat!

In my opinion, Americans decision should be on what is the best for all Americans and the Nation not what Party I like better or what Nominee I like best. These are dire times that require dire solutions!

How is it possible that Malveaux be called a journalist and not ask the obvious question to this emotional woman how she feels about Obama breaking the glass ceiling for the African American?
It is our right and our duty to vote for our leaders and for someone to say that they will not cast a vote because their candidate in the primary did not win. Let me repeat this: Hillary did not win the primary.
I almost voted for her in the primary, and I feel she was a good candidate. She fights like a republican which is what the Democratic Party needs, but she lost.
She has done a great thing by setting this precedence for women.
But, how can we forget what Obama has done for African Americans?
I am not African American, but I am an American. All people should have basic rights and opportunities whether male, female, black, white, christian, muslim, or atheist.
I feel the pain of this lady that was interviewed. I felt this pain when Al Gore lost. I felt it even more when John Kerry lost.
But, she must look at the big picture here. Let’s not cry for four more years.
I ask this woman that has not been won over by Obama:
Please listen to him. He will win you over.
How has John McCain won her over?
A non-vote in still a vote for McCain if she is truly a Democrat.
I am a pragmatist. Kennedy was right for his time. Reagan was right for his time. Clinton was right for his time.
It is now Obama’s time. Give him a chance. Please.

I cannot believe that we are about to nominate Obama for the highest office of the land.I think the democrates have lost their minds. After Hillary’s speech last night I think the dems know they have the wrong candidate. Our country is in a crisis that needs to be addressed quickly, and we’re going to let a community organizer help us. God help us all. People had better wake up or this country is doomed.

Well said Anne Price-Mills!

I am a Hillary supporter, but nobody ’s changed my mind about Obama. I’ll never vote for a community organizer, to run our country. All the hateful preachers, deals with Tony Rezko, crooked chicago politics, and terrorist he’s hung with for years are shameful.Michelle Obama is worse, just read her thesis. My vote won’t be for the likes of him, can’t take that risk. I know MCcain he’s been the senate for years, even if I had to vote for Bush, at least we know their backgrounds. NO OBAMA for me . Nobody could ever say anything to make me change my mind.

What was Bush’s qualifications to be president?
A couple failed companies and running a losing baseball franchise.
Give me a break on the lack of experience issue.
All I heard about Bush 8 years ago was that he wasn’t the smartest tool in the shed, but he was a good leader who would appoint smart people around him.
Let’s look at those people: Rumsfeld (disgraced), Powell (disgusted), and Cheney who personifies evil.
Wake up America!
What are you afraid of?
Higher Taxes? How many of you are in the top 20% of earners?
Health Care? Isn’t taxing your earnings on Health Care benefits an increase in taxes?
The Mis-Managed War in Iraq? It is time to focus our money elsewhere like maybe on our own infrastructure.
Abortion? The Supreme Court will eventually have final say and Bush made sure of that so it should be a non-issue.
Money is a weapon and this country is out of it. It is time to take it on the chin financially for a few years so that we may prosper in the future as a whole.
Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country.
What terrorists has Obama hung with Al?
How will the McCain Plan help you personally?
Will it help gas go below $4, will it help Coffee go below $12, Will it help milk go below $4?
Wake up.

no change for me I will never vote for Obama. rather see Mccain in office, i kind of gotting use to the high gas and bill that i can ride for another 4 yrs , I cant stand the thought of Obama and Michele in office..

Anne Price-Mills expressed feelings many of us share, and so much more eloquently than I could have. I’m sure her eloquence was inspired by her passion and belief in Hillary Clinton. There are many out here who agree with her: we were inspired and believed in her and we were robbed.

I was watchng the roll call and was once again dissillusioned. Hillary won the state of Massachusetts but during the roll call the majority of votes were given to Obama. If votes can change during the convention, they should have switched in Hillary’s favor.

The unfairness in this is that we the people are the ones who will suffer the consequences if Obama can’t live up to the hype and faith that the party elders created around him.

It was a great interview though, thanks Suzanne for giving Ms Price-Mills a chance to speak. I’m looking forward to hearing from her again on Thursday as Anderson suggested.

I see the same repub talking heads here - again.

HERE IS MY PROMISE - The way the repubs are muddling in Dems convenion, I will make it a point to support Ron Paul and will make sure all Dems like me tunes to his “Parrallel” convention. Repubs don’t realize that there is always reaction to any acion that they take.

Well, I am a single mother of 2 children, both of which are in college. I am a strong Clinton supporter. Senator Clinton is experienced but also sincere. She does not do business with illegal business people. Senator Clinton is honest and has brought much hope to many like myself.

I will not exercise my right to vote this coming November because Senator Obama and Senator McCain are the only 2 choices. This tells me one has no experience and the other, well I disagree with his policies. Experience, sincerity, honesty, and bringing true hope to this country are what we need. Not the false promise from Senator Obama and the same old story from Senator McCain.

Just because Senator Obama is a democrat does not mean he is a great democrat and has the experience to lead our nation.

Peace!

As an Independant and a woman my vote was going to Hillary, but now i’m forced to vote for John McCain! Thanks once again democrats to choose yet another candidate based on anything but what this country needs. Change? Barack will not give you dems. change but more of the same. You can look at the latest polls of the good ole folks in DC, less than 10% approval rating . Now with the possibility of Obama getting in the White House we will have 10 times of one of the worst political machines in history. GOD HELP AMERICA.

Obama is not qualified to be President and nothing Hillary or anyone else says can change that fact. DNC really blew it this time. I am planning to vote for Ralph Nader, he is the only one who makes any sense to me. Yes, I know imy vote will be wasted, but I refuse to vote for either OBama or McCain. I can’t stand either one!

I think a lot of people had buyers remorse last night during Hillary’s speech. I can’t believe Obama is the candidate.

The “rock concert” Obama is going to throw tomorrow night only confirms my thoughts about him. A lot of fluff with no substance.
(Buy the way, who is paying for that?? Who’s paying for the security??)

I have voted democrat in every presidential election since 1988. This year, my vote will go to John McCain.

I just don’t get this.

If you have a multi-million dollar company, would you hand the CEO position over to some guy who just came out of grad school. Of course not. You would hire a guy or gal, who has experience, has a good record, and makes good decisions even though some of them may be difficult and unpopular. You need a responsible person.

I don’t see why we are handing over our country to a guy that has no record. I have no faith in his words or plans. He is all talk. He puts his finger up to see which way the wind is blowing, and then tells you what you want to hear.

I hope people wake up to this guy soon.

Blackmother of 5, what is it you cannot stand. We are not to vote for people we like. Al Gore lost the election because people thought he was smarter than them. Well, guess what: HE WAS AND IS.

Give us some reasons for why you cannot stand seeing he and Michelle in the white house. I would love to hear them.

I am curious to know why people cannot stand Obama.

It’s unfortunate that so many of these people seem hostile toward Obama just because Hillary didn’t win the Primary. Are you really so torn up about her not winning the Primary that you’ll consider action that could tip the scales in favor of another four years of war in Iraq? Apparently none of you has lost a child to that senseless war, and I pray you don’t. Maybe you’ll one day understand that there’s more at stake here than whether or not your personal favorite is picked to lead the cause.

I was a Hillary supporter but now obama or John not sure anymore
I know am one of the undecided voters out there and I can’t see neither one of them bring in me or others, they need to speak more regarding issues with middle class and immigration what are they going to do about the border, but at the end I might just not vote this year it sucks but true

We who are Sen Clinton’s supporters are going to vote for Sen Obama! We are voting for Sen Obama to show America we are taking action. Sen Clinton delivers! You can stand on her words - she can and will back them up! When it’s all said and done Sen Obama will see the number of women who voted for him; he will know the helping hands of Sen Clinton has worked with him in achieving the White House for America. We are going to make Sen Clinton look great! The Power of sister hood is strong! We are NOT going to vote for Sen Mccain just because he has added a women as his running mate. OH NO! We would not insult Sen Clinton like that. To vote just because he has a women would send the wrong message that any women will do. That’s not what we believe! Sen Clinton said MCCAIN NO WAY! We her supporters are going to carry out this charge- we are telling everyone we know “Girl, vote for Sen Obama!!! I’ll sister has need of us…let us show up in record numbers!!! Show America we are achievers!!!!