Yep…now Obama has to show what he is made of. He has to kiss up to Hillary’s fans as much as she kissed up to him and his last night.

I still don’ think it’ll help him. He has no substance to back up his talk.

Cindy…Ga.

Hi Candy,

I agree with you that she accomplished a lot in her speech and it was quite a speech she delivered. Surprise, surprise!

I thought it was remarkable that she pointed out that Michelle Obama will be a great first lady, however, she didn’t mention that Barack will be a great president. Perhaps there was some room for her to talk about Obama’s character.

In any way, shape or form, she delivered a great speech that I think was very smart and calculated for her career.

Ariston, FL

Ariston: Your negative comments about Sen. Clintons speech, are not going to help her supporters to Obama’s side. She said what she had to say last night period. If Obama, wants her on the campaign trail for him and Biden, that will be where she talks about his character. If she had said to much last night, it wouldn’t have looked so real. Stop Hatin:

Hillary knocked it out of the park… all the way to 2012…

She knows Obama is a mistake… and the DNC realized it last night… or maybe not… they’re not too bright…

A VP selection, two days of convention and Hillarys endorsment didn’t even give Obama a bump in the polls… in fact he dropped… bab signs for this campaign…

Obama is done… Hillary 2012

In two months, HRC will be 61; should BO go two terms she’d be 69 and running ina primary where she’ll be told she’s too old. Her time was NOW and now its gone; she’d be confronting both sexism and ageism.

Hillary was generous to a fault in her speech last night. I have watched a lot of conventions and I cannot recall the loser ever endorse the winner with such fervor and eloquence. Her speech will be hard to follow - for both Obama and her husband President Clinton. It ought to be interesting to see how they do.

Annie Kate
Birmingham AL

As an undecided Independent, I wholeheartedly agree that after Hillary’s impassioned and eloquent speech, Obama is up against it big time.

With each passing day, Obama is being marginalized by his own party; usually his wife, up until Monday’s speech, comes across as the born leader in their family; throw in Ted Kennedy, Hillary and Bill Clinton and Joe Biden and Obama is in a bind.

Hillary, while making no mention of her husband, also gave a less than stellar endorsement of Obama; it’s now up to Barack Obama to sell himeslf to the American people since all others are having a tough time doing so.

Obama better pray for good weather on Thursday and a career performance or his dream may be washed away.

Hillary’s speech also puts a lot of pressure on Joe Biden. If Biden doesn’t do well, people will be questioning Obama’s judgement on his VP selection.

I think we as Obama’s supporters need to stop begging the Clinton’s supporters to come out and vote for Obaman-Biden. We need to start letting them know come 2012 or 2016 that they will need to start up to us very hard and I mean HARD for us to vote for Hillary.

Continue Clinton’s supporters. Now Go…you heard her!

It does not matter that John McCain was in the armed forces. It still does not qualify him to be the expert on National Security. If you have not been President of the US before you Do Not Have Experience. We cannot expect to do business as usual and expect different results. I do not know if Obama has all the answers, but I do know that with the old republican mentality John McCain certainly does not. So in order for complete change and difference in the administration we have to put a Democrat back in the White House. We always have to clean up what the Republicans mess up.

Im afro american and what got me is After Clintons speech you found one of her supports(AfroAmerican Women) if that changed her mind to vote for BO. An what came out of her mouth was unbelievable idiotic,she had to be a CNN plant. Keep up the Good work. By the way do POLL’s every call cell phones.

Think about it, that could swing those numbers you been reporting

Im a 25 yr old African american women and I’m voting fofr McCain so race has nothing to do with this. Obama isn’t our man we need to wake up and see this I want More of McCain I see this as his victory.

Obama needs to revert to his primary persona. He was on the attack then, and it won him the nomination. He has to get forceful when he talks about McCain’s policies and bring up McCain’s voting record for backup. He seems to joke about their differences now and it’s not going over well. You can draw important contrasts without being negative. He just has to be firm about it. It will be interesting to see if he can pull this off, with everything coming at him at once. I don’t believe I’ve ever seen as much stuff flying around in a campaign before. You have the opposite contender, the Clintons and their fans, then the media circus playing up every angle trying to improve their ratings, add to that the internet big time and it’s a lot to deal with. Hopefully the debates will bring clarity.

McCain an expert in the Armed Forces? Isnt he the one who’s plane crashed? AND he didnt even know where the pull switch was????? Please give me a break. He is not your answer to National Security. So, stop being scared and start being smart. YES WE CAN -

Go Obama!!!!!!