Comments on: What will Clinton do now?

By: Kim Hansen

Kim Hansen — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:35:00 +0000

Hillary will deliver a classy, inspiring concession speech. Then she'll roll up her sleeves, mobilize Bill and Chelsea, and work hard hard hard to get those conservative Democrats to vote for Obama. Meanwhile, John McCain will become the first Amish man to set foot on the Moon and Dick Cheney will report for combat duty in Iraq.

By: K.G

K.G — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:34:56 +0000

How can the DNC continue to let her even open her mouth?

How much in back payments is it now? What does that say for her economic plan...she owes how much to regular working stiffs trying to make a living? Has she caught back up on her health care payments for her own staff? – thats real great to show your strength for health care.

As a republican this entire DNC (Democratic National Circus) is friggen hilarious.

Florida and Mich? IM sorry your elected leaders chose to go against their own party rules and not allow your votes to count. Maybe you should remember that come next election.

By: Hal Harvey

Hal Harvey — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:34:48 +0000

Well I guess the media and that would be people like you Jack, have done the best thing that could have happened to Bush, if either Obama or McCain win Bush won't go down as the worst president that we have ever had. A big win for Bush!!!

By: Mike

Mike — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:34:48 +0000

Hillary, knows that it over, so she still annouces that she will continue....if you recall Hillary has loaned her campaign money, so she must make that statement so that stupid Americans continue to give donations, not knowing she's just getting the money back that she loan the campaign as it comes in...she knows it's over, if she doesn't this would be an indication as to what type of president she would, not knowiing how to make right choices.you will began to see those in her camp to slowly leave her side....in a matter of a few days...

Hillary, Bill and Chelsea, good night turn off the lights, the fat lady has sung, it the road jack, addios....your time has come and gone..go back to LittleRock and count your money....America has spoken you're not what we need..

By: Miae

Miae — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:34:24 +0000

I'm a Jonh McCain's supporter but I feel bad for her for the way the media (people like you), treats her. I admire her for her relentless effort and now believe she will make a great president.

I will be happy to see either John M or Hillary as a president but not Obama. I just don't feel comfortable with him and it frightens me to think that people are so naive to vote for a guy just becasue he is new, fresh and well spoken.... SAD....

By: Tanya

Tanya — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:34:19 +0000

She will reach deep into the Clinton Bag O' Dirty Tricks and throw the public some no-big-deal nonsense "dark secret" about Obama that the media will stretch and contort into something "newsworthy" and that will play on the public's deep-seated fears.

Joshua Tree, CA

By: Karen from Crownsville

Karen from Crownsville — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:34:04 +0000

I believe Hillary has to continue on. I believe she truly feels that she is the best choice for President and I agree. I think that Barack Obama is a very intelligent, caring person, however it is not his time. There is too much at stake and it's going to take a real fighter to clean up after the mess that the Bush/Cheney destruction machine have made. I believe that if Rev. Wright's comments had been known earlier in the primaries, Obama would not have made it this far and Hillary would be on her way to the nominee.

Though I would prefer Hillary, I'll vote for Obama if he is the nominee. There is no way in hell that I'll vote for McCain or any other Republican. I have both a son and son-in-law in Iraq on their second deployment and I don't want to see them have to go back for a third time.

By: Xris

Xris — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:34:00 +0000

I thought the Clinton's are smart people? What is she stil doing been a candidate in this 2008 presidential election? Perhaps she is still in the Race because she hopes something happens to Obama then she will become the democratic party candidate by default!
Who says She is stupid!!!!!!!!

By: Jason, Lehigh Valley PA

Jason, Lehigh Valley PA — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:33:57 +0000

As power hungry as she is she'll probably move to England and try and convince them she should be Prime Minister.

By: David

David — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:33:55 +0000

Hilllary Huckabee will be campaigning with money from her personal pocket in states that Obama will "visit" and campaign in for the primary.

However, as Obama travels BACK to Ohio, Colorado, CA, PA and Texas and then starts to campaign in FL and Michigan - she's going to look silly, lonely and lost.