Following Tuesday’s events, Sen. Barack Obama has won a majority of pledged delegates in the race for the Democratic nomination. He returned to Iowa, where “it was in this great state where we took the first steps of an unlikely journey to change America.” He won the majority of the vote in Oregon, while Sen. Hillary Clinton enjoyed success in Kentucky.
Barack Obama’s victory speech in Iowa
“Tonight, in the fullness of spring, with the help of those who stood up from Portland to Louisville, we have returned to Iowa with a majority of delegates elected by the American people, and you have put us within reach of the Democratic nomination for President of the United States,” Obama said.
He moved closer to becoming the nominee, but he did not declare victory. He even praised and congratulated Sen. Hillary Clinton:
“In her thirty-five years of public service, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has never given up on her fight for the American people, and tonight I congratulate her on her victory in Kentucky. We have had our disagreements during this campaign, but we all admire her courage, her commitment and her perseverance. No matter how this primary ends, Senator Clinton has shattered myths and broken barriers and changed the America in which my daughters and yours will come of age.”
Hillary Clinton’s victory speech in Kentucky
Clinton has said she will stay in the race until June because she believes she can be the nominee. In her victory speech in Louisville, Ky., Clinton told her supporters she would keep campaigning until there was a Democratic nominee — “whoever she may be.” She commended Obama and his supporters and added, “While we continue to go toe-to-toe for th is nomination, we do see eye-to-eye when it comes to uniting our party to elect a Democratic president in the fall.”
Clinton’s advisers say her popularity could lead Obama to incorporate some of her policy positions into his platform, but they she her staying in the race is not part of a larger bargaining strategy. Clinton claims she’s won the popular vote if Michigan and Florida are counted and is hoping to persuade party officials to put the states back into play when they meet later this month.
Since neither candidate is expected to gain the 2,026 delegates needed to win the Democratic nomination, the election will likely be settled by superdelegates at the Democratic convention in August.
South Dakota & Montana is next for Obama !
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Honestly, why don’t this bitch just go away? Or arrogance is just killing the whole democratic party. Obviously she’s backed by the KKK, because she only wins the states where there are majority racist honkeys located.
DIE BITCH DIE!!!!!!!!
I meant “Her arrogance”**
LOL@ #3. I agree with you. Hilary needs to give it up. Well June is not that far away, so she will have no choice but to concede pretty soon.
Go Obama, it’s time for Ms. Clinton to gracefully exit, so that the party can unite behind the Obama
This is truly amazing to see this in our lifetime, anything is truly possible!!
Go Obama Go Obama Go Obama Go Obama
He is clearly the front runner, though they are both short of needed numbers. But his recent win definitely puts the nomination in his reach. It is mathematically impossible for her to catch up to him. I admire that at every win he uses it as a chance to praise Clinton’s’ wins else-where, while she continues to elude to herself being the clear democratic nominee – though she is so far behind.
The man clearly has a majority of pledge delegates. They called Obama a “long shot” now he is roughly 70 delegates short of a win. Then the only thing he’ll have to do in convince the states that vote Republican always for Prez.
The man is making History and I am proud of him. I think Hilary should have bowed out a long time ago and swing her supporters his way. Now we have her supporters saying they’d rather vote McCain than Obama.
All will be revealed in about 3 weeks.
# 3, I wish they would take her the same place they’ve hidden Rev. Wright. Silence these nay-sayers so this man can win this race.
I love how he gave her respect in his speech for breaking new ground in politics, I mean a woman in how many years of the politics, was almost the nominee for President of the United States, that shit is huge, and honestly, I would have been all about Hilary if there was no Barack for real, I’m gonna keep it real. However, how things have panned out it is all about President Barack Obama!!!
Maybe she can be his VP!!!
r.kelly is in deep crap now of days he knew before that he should not have been messin with a under age girl….but sometimes you can see on his face that he knew better and he probably wishes that is never happened
@ 11, I agree. I definitely respect her as a woman and indeed this is a historical time in our nation’s history. But because there is an Obama with clear qualifications I have to choose him and because he is Black. Also, Hilary’s temerity sickens me – not a good look for her.
*****SLAPS HILLARY**** B**tch walk away with some damnnnn dignity…. YOU LOSS…. Yes honey to a black man…. Step away from the podium…. Go get some vulium and rest…
Bill – Now, I have met you… Been in the oval office and I do still love you but tell your wife its time to WALK AWAY…. Thanks
OBAMA – *does cartwheel* I loved your speech last night… Giving compliments first to your wife and kids…. Such a man….
Hillary is sticking around because she thinks the Superdelegates are going to side with her since she is getting the old white votes. If the Superdelegates side with her, then voting is all in vain.
And she keeps harping on the Florida and Michigan primaries. That is ridiculous! She was all for letting it go when she was beating Barack. Now that he is (in the words of Martin Lawrence) “WHIZ-AH-ZIPPIN” that ass, now she wants to count them? If that’s the type of candidate the democrats will have, I guess I’ll be sitting at home in November. Too bad our forefathers fought and we could still get the shaft. What difference will it make if we get McCain or Clinton? Liar or the other liar? Same type of politics, same bull.
I haven’t paid any attention to the primaries because it’s just like a back and forth game.All I know is Obama is leading delegates and that Hilary is thriving to keep herself in the “news.” Just bow out gracefully, it’s not like you lose.But either way I’m glad both Obama and Hilary made it this far because not only is it history, it’s groundbreaking and on a verge of something great to come.And LORD knows we don’t need another republican in the White House.
OMG, we don’t need to be calling anybody no “bitch” “honkey”.Your just saying what they want you to say and we don’t need to lower the bar that low for ourselves.
@#14 I NOTICED THAT AS WELL! That was a highlight for me.
Is it possible.. Dr. Kings “Dream” will soon be a reality?
@ 15 WOW! PREACH! I guess that’ll be two of us sitting at home in November, I suddenly have exams to study for.
Klantucky will always be a state of toothless, inbreeding,racist.The only good person that came from that state was Muhammad Ali.
Well I am a Clinton supporter and I do not want her to drop out of the race. Neither Hillary nor myself are stupid. Obama will clearly be the nominee. But Clinton is looking to the future as well as the past. With her being the first woman to come thisclose to being President, she want to avoid being labeled a ‘quiter’, which would most certainly happen if she decided to run for anything else. The pundits would have a field day with it. Plus I’m sure she wants History to show just how much support she has. Of course Obama has more support but it isn’t all that much more than Clinton. She wants the History books to show that.
With regard to the future, if she decides to run again, she want as much evidence as she can present in terms of support and if there are people and states out there that support her, any one would want that support reflected in future. Obama may have won more states but to be able to list New York, California, New Jersey, Massachusettes, Pennsylvania, Texas, Ohio (places with huge populations), as well as smaller places like Kentucky, West Virgina, Indiana, etc., all on your resume’ as states you’ve won, is pretty impressive and cannot be ignored.
Obama is the nominee, plain and simple and no one knows that more than Hillary Clinton. I say let her do her thing and focus on Obama, who should be hard at work trying to woo Clinton supporters over to his side because that is going to be tough. If just going by online comments on the internet in general, there seems to be a lot of Hillary supporters who are not planning to vote for Obama, including many in my family. And to be quite honest, I have ZERO ENTHUSIASM about voting for him and have not decided what I am going to do in November. I have no belief in Obama and I utterly refuse to vote for a Republican, and the rest of Hillary’s supporters are bitter about the whole process over the past few months and for good reason IMO ( and no matter who you supported, anyone who thinks Clinton and Obama were treated the same throughout this campaign is blind. The media was definitely harder on her and personally I believe because she is a Clinton moreso than her gender but that is another subject). Blue collar white voters, the Jewish Community, a large chunk of the Hispanic Community, and the small percentage of black voters like myself, are people he has his work cut out for.
Though Obama is the nominees and I supported Clinton, I still wish him luck because whether I vote for him or not, I suppose he would be better than McCain.
Please come to Florida Obama, I will be there!
Only 4 out of 10 whites vowed for Obama in KY??? Hmmm, coincidence? I THINK NOT!!! GO TEAM B!!
Obviously there are a lot of people who are voting for Obama, so I’m not worried about him at all. I don’t think anyone in their right mind is going to want another 4 years of Bush, and that’s what we’ll get with McCain. I find Hillary supporters so bitter and all this, “he has to win me over” crap is b.s. because if someone’s dead set on not voting for Obama, they aren’t going to no matter what he says or does, so I say, keep going Obama and shake the haters.
Obama 08!
OBAMA!! HELL YEA.
w. va; now kentucky have spoke and in each state the overwhelming majority of white folks choose by way of race. i will repeat, think about this when you spend your black dollars in these two openly hostile racist states who said in the exit polls it was about race. now again let me address the people who play football, basketball, and any other sport in these states. THE WHITE VOTE HAS SPOKEN. also you black convention goers and ky. vacation enthusist the buck stops here . it’s alright for black folks to run up and down a b.ballcourt or a football field .and its the only time you get white support being a show clown or a gladiator or when you are chop’n their tabacco like slaves. please excuse my language but it is time to shut this shit down. YOU SEE WHY “ALI” THREW HIS GOLD MEDAL IN THE RIVER. to this day there is some progress, but desmond tutu even said blacks in america are living under the illusion of equality. now if in nov. the state goes red [mccain] then black folks its time that we see the light and see red and STOP or slow them black dollars that flow into them states. and stop being lackey sports athletes for these romans DO YA HEAR ME ? THIS is post is not meant for the house n-a’s, uncle tom’s and step and fetch’ets, its for blacks who after all these years decide its time we come together as a black race. because this gov’t and the majority of whites, not all of them. but how many times do they have to show us that they don’t give a damn about us as black race. even the UN is now investigating racism in america. now i rest my case.
@ Sick & Tired – Thank You for that!
Its funny that we all won’t her to bow down, but put yourself in her shoes and I’m pretty sure, you guys would do the samething. So blame the goofy democratic party for setting the nomination up like this. The way I see it is he can’t win till august and she cant lose till august.
#20
If Hillary is looking toward the future and knows she is not winning, she should rally behind Barack. That way the majority of the democrats who are standing for Barack will remember her in 2016, and then it will be her turn.
I still think your theory is incorrect. She is not trying to support Barack because all of her Klansmen will be furious with her, and she will lose their support the next go ’round!
@ # 20-Velvet J. Hillary won the Texas primary earning 65 delegates while Obama earned 61. Obama won the Texas caucus 38-29. So, you tell me who really won Texas.
Also, it is sad to see that some Hillary supporters will not support Obama if he wins the nomination, but most of his supporters are williling to support her. This just goes to show what type of leader she is. She has bitter people following her. Obama’s message resonates with his supporters and we will do what he wants us to do which is to support Hillary if she wins-that’s just the type of person he is. WHY ISN’T SHE RESENTING THIS TYPE OF BEHAVIOR FROM HER SUPPORTERS?!! All she is doing is just hurting the party more and more everyday.
Obama needs her on the ticket with him….
Hillary will not give it up unless absolutely forced to do so. From an astrological standpoint, when we Scorpios have our heart set on something, we will do absolutely everything in our power to get it. This race has become an obsession to her. Even though she’s clearly losing, she’s convinced herself otherwise. I won’t be surprised if she has a complete meltdown when reality hits.
I’m more concerned with what happens in November. There are lots of folks out there totally unwilling to vote Obama. And with that phony Hillary still pressing on, Obama has very little time to campaign!
Its not too many Hillary supporters that are saying if she dont get the nomination than they want vote for Obama. At this point their candidate is still in it, so why would they support Obama now. But he will eventually win the nomination.
If Black people do not go out and vote during the national election all this would have been in vain. As delusional as McCain may sound, majority of the white people out there will not vote for Obama. They would rather vote for crazy white man than a competent Black Man. So coupled with a huge turn out by Blacks and the little young white support that he has, Obama is unstoppable. Believe me if they were counting blogs Obama would win in a landslide. Since they’re not, Black people have to get out there on Election Day and make history
I was watching MSNBC After Hours last night with Dan Abrams, and this 38 yr old white women from Tennessee called in and she said, “I am advid Obama supporter he doesn’t have a problem with white people, he has a problem with white people in the South.” She also said, ” People here don’t want to vote for him, because they think he will make them pay reparations for what their family/ancestors did.”
I really wish the south could progress!
Sick and Tired
I agree with you so much! I think that if Hillary’s supporters would rather choose McCain because they don’t trust Barack the “black man” then to hell with them. Many of Obama’s supporters said they would back Hillary just to have McCain not get into office eventhough she’s a flat out liar. If McCain gets into office because of Hillary supporters lack of support towards Obama then I’d say we as black people need to keep those recruiters away from our children and not reinstate nothing because that man has promised that this war will continue to go on no matter how many are killed, no matter how many people lose their homes, no matter how much in debt this country is, and if that’s the case let all of those bitter Hillary supporters and their kin go over there and fight this senseless war and let them dig out the bodies that are still out there of people’s children. Seems like they’d rather that to then to see a black man change this nation and go in the books for doing so. The amount of racism and underachieved pride is ridiculous.
VelvetJ you and your family should be ashamed to be so childish at such an important time. Let it be known that you can’t be the ones to complain when your whole family is stuck living in an apartment because you lost your homes or your brother, uncle, and dad get drafted for a war that has no meaning.
Obama has a HUGE white support. We need to quit focusing on the small amount of ignorant whites that rather vote McCain than Obama.
I’m from Portland (OR) and not only did Obama have the largest showing EVER for a candidate (75,000) but as my cousin stated, there were more than 75,000 if you including those in their boats on the river, those standing on bridges, and on the banks of the Willamette River. That’s why he’s ahead. We can’t do anything about the ones that aren’t going to vote for him.
Poster # 22, all this “he has to win me over” is NOT b.s., simply because whether some want to admit it or not, Obama CANNOT, I repeat CANNOT win without Hillary supporters. And yes, many of us are bitter and for good reason. Not only the clear media bias but many Obama supporters have been HORRENDOUS on all sorts of levels. Not to say many Hillary supporters haven’t been either, but the difference is, Hillary supporters are aware of it.
Yes, I am bitter because I do feel my candidate of choice was treated unfairly. She made huge mistakes which contributed to her not getting the nomination, but a slew of things led to my bitterness. As a black person who, for the first time found myself out of step with most of my people on a major issue, I have witnessed things that have challenged my identification as a Democrat. I have been thoroughly disappointed by my fellow black people, I have been banned from websites for sticking up for Clinton, I have been called names at my precinct during the caucus, I have seen local black politicians threatened to be voted out of office if they didn’t support Obama, and I have heard my Congresswoman’s life threatened if she didn’t change her support from Clinton to Obama. Obama didn’t have to do the dirty work Clinton has been criticized for, because his supporters did it for him including those on his staff, which of course left him looking like an angel. Barrack is being treated like some savior, when he is not all that different from the rest of them. He is willing to say and do anything to get elected, just like Hillary, and some of us recognized that early on.
Before this process over the past few months, I was one of those people who would give someone a extra benefit of the doubt because they were black. Or if there were two Democratic candidates and one was black, I would most likely choose the black one. Or if I heard something on BET, or The Tom Joyner Show, or other black media, Iwould lean toward believeing it was true, or at least unbiased. I NOW have been changed and see the danger in that. I NOW see stories are slanted in Black media to make things appear racially motivated when they are not. I NOW see more clearly that the Democrats can be just as ruthless and heartless, as the Republicans ( I was aware before but I see it with new eyes now). Though I was aware of those like Clarence Thomas, I TRULY see the dangers in supporting someone based upon race….or gender.
This thing has been life changing for me, and some of those changes have led to my bitterness. I am so disgusted with the Democratic party I cannot easily say I will support them in November.
I speak for myself and many others like me when I say yes, Barrack Obama has some work to do because he can’t win without us. Prove to me that you ARE indeed different from the rest because I haven’t seen the evidence just yet. Prove to me you are not taking the Black vote for granted. Promise me you are not going to forget the black community if you are elected. Show me you can defeat McCain without leaning on “but he voted for the war and I didn’t” (though he wasn’t in a position to vote). Help me sooth my concerns about naivet’e. Show you are concerned about those who do not fit your typical supporter profile.
So yes, I have to be won over.
Lady Architect, I do not feel ashamed for not blindly voting for a man that I do not believe in. If anyone should be ashamed, it is the Democratic party.
And please let’s not forget that a lot of Obama supporters vowed not to vote for Clinton if she got the nomination. So it is a two way street.
Good Point Velvet J
VelvetJ>>>I’m sick and tired of Hillary supporters whining. The most racist, angry, diatribe I’ve heard have come out of the hands and mouths of Hillary supporters. Period. I’m sorry you’ve been persecuted for being her supporter (I, for one, wouldn’t have done that because I believe we have a right to vote for whomever we want), but don’t sit there and put all the blame on Obama supporters. And for those who won’t vote for Obama and choose McCain, I hope they shut the heck up when it all backfires on their asses because of such bitterness. Obama has been repeatedly, yes, repeatedly attacked in the media. He, as a black man, has more the “prove” than Hillary. The idea that Obama supporters must placate Hillary supporters and watch our mouth or our fingers on the keyboard is b.s. I, for one, won’t do it, especially when many Hillary supporters have blatantly come out and said they won’t vote for a black man anyway.
If Hillary is for the party, she would talk some sense into her supporters and quit splitting the party. Obama has no control over Hillary supporters. All he can do is run the race the best he can and keep it moving.
I think you guys are making too much out of the situation, and stop whining that Hillary wont bow down to Barack. As much as some of you hate to admit it, Hillary is making history too. Let the nomination run its course as it was intended too.
Thank You Velvet J. There are MANY of us who feel the exact same way!
What’s so confusing to me is that Hillary and Obama match up almost closely on their views, and policies. So, why is that Hillary supporters will not support Obama when he becomes the nominee? It’s not like Obama played the race bating game that she did.
Hillary supporters that will not support Obama should be ashamed of themselves!
@VelvetJ & Ty21. I totally agree with everything you have said. I think the nominiation process should continue. He wouldn’t back down to her, so why would she back down to him. When that magic number appears, then it’s over. Until then, she has every right (because of the antiquated system the dems have used) put us in this shitty position.
Now, more important, has anyone out there ever wondered why barack is soooo loved by whites???? If all is legit, then I will not be afraid. BUT, throughout the history of US have we NEVER seen a black man loved. I’m doing a bit of research from every perspective (including biblical) I can think of, but it just makes you really think.
By the way, I watched clips of Hillary’s speech where she did give mad props to Obama. She’s not blind or stupid. She knows he’s doing a hell of a job. She’s not a monster people. This was a hard run fight and things were unfair and biased towards her. Please don’t tell me you don’t see the news media kissing his ass. Again, something doesn’t smell right!
It would be beautiful if they could join the same ticket and I hope they do. When all is said and done, Hillary is experienced and has a lot to offer any President and I think she would be a hellofa running mate. Anyone is better than the poor choices he has. A racist Kansas govenor – PLEASE!
By the way, I would support Obama. I just hope his running mate is worthy and not a known idiot or racist.
@43>>>Serious, I guess I’m watching a completely different news channel than you are because I don’t see the media kissing Obama’s ass at all, especially Fox News, i.e. Hannity and O’Reilly. Trust and believe, they hate Obama. Fair and balanced my ass. That’s a great station for Hillary supporters because they are blatant with their dislike for Obama. By the way, can anyone tell me how media has been privy between Hillary and Obama? I’m not trying to be funny. I’m just asking.
@SassyT
No one isnt saying they won’t support Obama, to tell you the truth I have heard more people say if Barack dont get the nod, than they wont support Hillary, especially on this site.
Hillary supporters think she has it bad in the media??? Why? I didn’t hear Rush Lombard tell his listeners to vote for Obama to mess up the race… I heard him say for several months for republicans to go out and vote for Hillary. The sad thing is that republicans started following suit and went out and voted for Hillary. Now that is fair. I didn’t see a pour of out-cry for that type of injustice.
I didn’t see Hillary getting backlash for knowing Rev. Wright. At one point there was nothing good coming from the media about Obama. At this time Hillary had her best days in the media… I didn’t hear her say this is unfair… Nor her supporters…
The media is now turned off by Hillary because they know she is not going to win the nomination unless she steals it. Why should they continue to waste their time on a lost cause? It is now on to the next story. Everyone knows that. Hillary supporters are crying WOLF… And no one is listening anymore, because the race is OVER…
AT 7— WHO THE HELL ARE YOU, I HAVE BEEN USING “THE ONE” AND “THE ONE IS BACK” SINCE I SIGNED ON THIS SITE BACK WHEN BACK DROPS WERE PLAIN. Basically the Beginning.
I DO NOT KNOW HOW YOU CAN POSE AS ME BUT LET’S BE CLEAR U ARE NOT THE ONE, THERE IS ONLY ONE ONE.
The REAL ONE has spoken now shut the back door, get what that means, shut it down and get a real user name trick! DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THIS POSER HE OR SHE IS NOT ME.
Obama 08
If Obama was the same man mentally with different skin physically Clinton would have lost a long time ago. Racism is what gave Clinton such a huge support. Clinton supporter’s should know they are inadvertantly supporting a racial endeavor.
@Ty… If you turn on to MSNBC / CNN / FOX or any channel covering the race. The question has been posed daily. And it states that way more Hillary supporters state they will not vote for Obama vs. Obama supporters stating they would not vote for Hillary.
It is time to stop dividing the democrats and come together and support the nominee. We all know it will be Obama.
We all know Hillary is playing politics right now. That is only reason she is still in this race. It is to set up her next move, whether is it to force her on way on the ticket as VP, or somewhere in close, or even if she is setting up to run in future. But, at this point she knows she will not be the nominee. So, it is time for her to unite her supporters with Obama supporters and beat McCain in November!
I’m from Kentucky Obama did really well and winning the bigger cities in Kentucky
Louisville, Lexington & Frankfort. It’s the smaller rural areas that all ran out and voted for Hillary.
@Shawn08
Why is it someone that dont want to vote for Obama why do they have to be racist. So does that include black people that want to see a black man president, are they racist too. Come on people stop the nonsense. The chick can run as long as she wants too, and her supporters can support who they want. Its an election meaning that people can vote for who they wanna vote for.
Hillary suporters are bitter just like her and her husband because they assumed that she would win this easily-as her campaign manager has stated they thought this race would be over in February-because of her name. Obama and his supporters shocked them shitless when he went on that streak of winning 11 straight states. All this whining about her getting treated wrong and the media is biased is untrue. When either one of them was up they got good media coverage and when they were down they got it bad. It just so happens Obama has been up more than Clinton. The FACT is her name is established in politics and she and many others had written him off before the primaries had began good and now she is the one fighting trying to prove who she is and what she can do. She, Bill, and THEIR supporters felt like this was owed to her. I think its nothing short of ignorance and selfishness that her supporters have the audacity to say they will vote for McBush or wont vote at all WHEN Obama becomes the nominee because its not Hillary. Not because he wont make this country better or he wont help you with the issues that you are facing or making us safer but because its not Hillary Clinton! WOW. Like another poster stated they stand basically the same on issues so after that its just a popularity contest or racist contest or gender contest. Do you really think that if Obama had been white that Hillary would still be in this? So please tell me whats more important. Are yall really that vain that you would sacrifice gas rising to 10 dollars a gallon or not havng healthcare etc because of how the media has been treating her or because you didnt get your way? If thats really the case keep your vote
@ Shawn08 & Tommykinnon
That is exactly my point. The basis for any voter that is a democrat denying support for Obama is based mostly upon race (through my own speculation and observation of Amerikkka.) I guess they forgot that the country is in chaos. They fail to realize that over 4,000 soldiers have died not counting Iraqi innocent’s that have died in this illegal war that was started by Dubbya and is going to continue under the Presindency of John McCain. For sure a black voter that will deny to affilliate with Obama because Clinton’s about to “bite the dust” really does need to evaluate their merit of their mentality and the awareness of thier past, present, and future.
@ Yeah Right
I concur.
Some of you just dont get it on here.
SassyT, there are more news channels than Fox news, which I pay attention to. I know you’re not trying to be funny – just have a serious dialog, but I do believe the the mainstream media is biased. Obama receives way more coverage than Hillary in the more positive light. Of course, when she makes a stupid mistake, the media is right there in her face, but not when things are going decent for her. When Chelsea was being taunted by questions over Bill’s affair with Monica , the media loved it and even posed a poll asking whether Chelsea was fair game on or not on cnn.com. Most people on that poll say yes, chelsea was fair game. Now since Michelle Obama’s name is brought up, Obama says “off limits” – and they did it. There might be little snippets in the media, but not much. This is simply the way I see it. I’m not asking anyone else to see my point or point the finger at me like I’m a traitor. Just because I like Hillary doesn’t mean I won’t vote for Obama. I just hope that black americans can/will hopefully embrace Hillary IF she’s his choice for VP. The hate for her is sometimes unwarranted. She’s made some mistakes and so has Bill, but one can’t honestly think that they are not good for this country. I mean, give me a break already. There has not been or ever will be a president who has not made or will make a mistake. Hillary and Obama actually see eye-to-eye on key issues that will bring about real change in the country. They would be a dynamic duo if given that chance. I have always thought and still think that media wants us to hate Hillary. I think they cringe thinking of her in a high office. It just amazes me.
#51– That’s been the trend, I’ve noticed. He won the large cities in PA and Texas too. it’s the little racist backwoods boonie areas that are coming out for her in droves. That speaks a lot about this country’s racial division.
@ TY21
No, it’s not that we don’t get it. You just obviously don’t have full scope on what the main objective of getting ANY democrat back into the White House is.