Comments on: Dem Rivals Hit Campaign Home Stretch

Clinton In Puerto Rico, Where She Is Favored To Win; Obama Tells Vets In N.M. "I Will Not Let You Down"

[sgtrds-e4]

Barack is leading in all categories. Even if FL and MI are counted in the best possible way for her, she still loses. It''s over. Barack Obama is going to be the next President of the United States of America and even the Clinton''s knows it.

[rowdywicca]

They need to nominate the candidate that can win in the general election.

Posted by sjc_1 at 09:37 PM : May 26, 2008

Hillary has zero chance of getting nomination. Unless of course something terrible happens to Barack as she hopes it will. The DNC has made up it''''s mind and is just letting her run out the clock.


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Posted by SgtRDS-E4 at 09:40 PM : May 26, 2008

Still the bigoted old goat sitting behind your computer hoping someone knocks off Obama so you can blame it on Hillary Clinton?

They walk among us, folks...and they vote!

[sgtrds-e4]

They need to nominate the candidate that can win in the general election.

Posted by sjc_1 at 09:37 PM : May 26, 2008

Hillary has zero chance of getting nomination. Unless of course something terrible happens to Barack as she hopes it will. The DNC has made up it''s mind and is just letting her run out the clock.

[sjc_1]

We the last primary vote is counted on June 3rd, but June 4th Clinton will only be 150 behind. When you count Michigan and Florida, only 100 behind and 60 of those 100 delegates are from small red caucus states. This is why there are more than 200 super delegates left uncommitted. They need to nominate the candidate that can win in the general election.

[sgtrds-e4]

You mean the old lady is still running? Why bother. She lost.

[randynason]

Thank God this stupid campaign will be over soon. What ever will the corporate news do now to boost their sagging and beleagered ratings? I know that it''s too much to hope for some actual journalism, so I''ll merely hope for some INTERESTING, "objective" news.