George's Report Card: Did Clinton Ace Night Two?

Hillary deliverd the speech of the century. I hope the Democratic party realizes they picked the wrong candidate come November.

HILLARY SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE CANDIDATE. I'M SO HAPPY THAT I VOTED FOR HER. HOWEVER, I WILL SUPPORT OBAMA, THO' HE WILL HAVE TO PROVE HIMSELF TO ME.

Hillary hit the ball out of the park tonite. But then she always does. I can't help but feel dissapointment in the supporters of the other candidates that didn't see what a great leader she is and what a unbelievable President she would make. She has such grace, passion, commitment and a strength that I have never seen in any Politician. Shame on the Kennedys for turning on her. I think the problem is that she scares most insecure people.

George S. why do you continue to make divisive comments? Hillary made an awesome speech; one of unity, delivered with class, and very moving. All that said why do you say "Obama owes her big time?" I believe that had Obama lost he would have done the same thing. Why can't the press stop working for the MCCain camp of negativity and work towards bipartinsinship and unity in America? Don't you love America too?

Hillary was fantastic and a true Democrat. She is a class act and shows true courage in bringing everyone together for the Democrats. No way, No how, No McCain!!! I don't care what anyone thinks we have to unite and elect the ticket of Obama/Biden in November.

Karen who is over 50, for someone as wise as yourself, why waste your time wishing for what can't happen? As for not having a candidate to vote for, that was me four years ago. I decided to look at their individual platforms, and had to make a choice. You've got to have faith! What do I need my government to do for me AND others around me? What is important this election? Then make a choice? Keep on top of what is going on in your district, keep on top of what your house reps and sentators are doing, become active in what your government is doing. For better or worse, this is the America we live in. Remember, you don't have to love them, just vote for one.

Karen who is over 50, for someone as wise as yourself, why waste your time wishing for what can't happen? As for not having a candidate to vote for, that was me four years ago. I decided to look at their individual platforms, and had to make a choice. You've got to have faith! What do I need my government to do for me AND others around me? What is important this election? Then make a choice? Keep on top of what is going on in your district, keep on top of what your house reps and sentators are doing, become active in what your government is doing. For better or worse, this is the America we live in. Remember, you don't have to love them, just vote for one.

My Heart is with Hillary She deservers to be President...A Plus on her speach. She hit it out of the park...but what else is new...Hillary is the BEST...I want President Hillary Clinton...Also, I am so proud of her daughter...As well, Hillary is a GREAT Mother. Hillary does everything well...
God love you Hillary and keep going...The country needs you...

Please tell George S. he can stop holding up the banner for Hillary Clinton she is not the candidate. And Barack Obama does
'nt owe her anything. She only gave the speech to save her self, knowing she wants to run in 2012 and if she backstab Obama she can kiss her political career goodbye. Please it a new day, and the new voters have time to remember the turncoats.

Hillary certainly gave Obama credit for readiness to be President when she allowed he would lead America toward restoration of its place in the world through mature diplomacy rather than the "triumphalist" Bush/McLain worldviews, as demonstrated by his reception in Europe; and his ability to surround himself with excellent advisors (eg: Biden) foreign policy. It's fair to imagine that Obama recognizes the necessity of keeping a positive vote like Hillary's in the senate or possibly HHS, rather than VP. I think Hillary gave us, the audience, a clear impression that Obama makes good choices and exercizes mature judgment in personal, policy and political areas. I'd give her an A- where you gave her a C. Tremendous unifying speech!

Hillary certainly gave Obama credit for readiness to be President when she allowed he would lead America toward restoration of its place in the world through mature diplomacy rather than the "triumphalist" Bush/McLain worldviews, as demonstrated by his reception in Europe; and his ability to surround himself with excellent advisors (eg: Biden) foreign policy. It's fair to imagine that Obama recognizes the necessity of keeping a positive vote like Hillary's in the senate or possibly HHS, rather than VP. I think Hillary gave us, the audience, a clear impression that Obama makes good choices and exercizes mature judgment in personal, policy and political areas. I'd give her an A- where you gave her a C. Tremendous unifying speech!

As an independent I find all the rah rah for the party stuff irritating. To
appeal to me they need to show a willingness to go against their party. Hillary fails miserably at that.

David Schoetz made a statement that Barak owes Senator Clinton big time during his commentation. I strongly disagree, Mr Obama owes Senator Clinton nothing. He defeated Her and maintained his integrity in the face of much adversity. The cost we have paid and continue to pay to America you will never know Mr. Schoetz, but one thing is certain it's time for change, it's time for unity, it's time for truth, it's time for Barack Obama!!!!!

George Stephanopolous still has a job after those awful debates?

As an independent I find all the rah rah for the party stuff irritating. To
appeal to me they need to show a willingness to go against their party. Hillary fails miserably at that.

The thing that is very sad in this country, we consider ourselves to be so great and yet we are the worse in the world when it comes to taking care of each other. It would be very nice at some point when our government regardless of your party take care of home first, leave the other countries to deal with their own mess. As far as Hillary supporters goes, get over yourselves, which part do you not understand she is not the CHOICE! Hillary's husband messed her changes up, Really,what would you do if you had someone spreading lies about you, and being a racist? Would you want to be around them, or have to work with them, I don't think so. This is a race war and with the Clintons it always have been and it is pathetic to say the least. The MEDIA fueled so much fire and division in this nation it will be interesting to see if we ever recover. The Media knows why Hillary supportors don't want to vote for Mr. Obama, be honest, it is because he is black stop sugar coating. You guys make me SICK!

I agree with Maureen. George S. is definitely a McCain supporter. I've given up on his journalism years ago. He seems like he is trying to shove his personal views on everyone. By the way George, no one is listening to you anymore. Your washed up and overrated. As for the rest of the negative comments, keep them to yourself. No one wants to read your iliterate and shameful comments. Your makin yourself appear to be ridiculous and pathetic.

She did a wonderful job! It was a great speech. I'm so glad she's on our side!! She may not be our next president but, she proved tonight that she is certainly NOT limited by it! With Obama in the White House and Clinton is the Senate, it's looking better and better!!

Terry Moran is a tool. The Nightline Report Card is so incredibly lame that you can just tell it wasn't Stephanopoulos' idea when he's presenting it. Let George lead the show for goodness sake.

Who are you BOMBEM???? You are listening too to many uneducated Republicans. Check out your facts before you start verbalizing lies!!!!

Obama is not a Muslim and we are only in this war because the president told us all a bunch of lies.

Check your facts before you bash an awesome person. The next PRESIDENT OF THE United Stated of America. Thank God!!!!