Hillary seems to consistantly bring up health care as her first priority if she is elected. She has talked about her first failure to make changes after Bill was elected but why hasn't she spent any of her considerable political clout in the Senate to bring health care reform legislation forward? She has had plenty of time to do just that in her time as a Senator. Has she been waiting until she is elected President before helping people???

Please, please, please, please, please, if anyone preparing questions for this debate tomorrow happens to read this, please ask clinton about the basis of her experience. Not fluff and conclusions, please press her to state her basis. When she says she worked for change, please press her for what she has done. Please, she keeps saying these glowing things without any support and people in the press keep buying it. Her experience is not majorly different from the other candidates, so she shouldn't be able to get away with this nonsense.

Edwards has outlined his plans for change in very specific terms.

So far, Obama has been successful at deflecting questions and not answering them directly.

We Americans want to be fully informed, but without the media appropriately and thouroughly exposing the candidates on the issues, we will not have the complete picture of what our choices are.

Do not let any candidate get by with some vague concept of change.

Mrs. Clinton is misstating the facts.
"I was never a frontrunner of any significance in Iowa". - That is simply untrue. She was in the lead for quite some time in Iowa by all polls (look 'em up), and lost her lead in the last week. The reason she lost is because her message failed and people saw through her planted questions.
"You're not disenfranchised if you work at night. You're not disenfranchised if you're not in the state." - That didn't hurt Obama, apparently. And her voters were supposed to be older, female voters. Do 65 year old women have a hard time getting home from a long day at the factory to make it to the caucus by 7:00 pm? Give me a break.
"Iowa doesn't have the best track record in determining who the party nominates." - Well-spun by a 3rd place finishing candidate who never had a bad word to say about Iowa while she was here. She saved her true colors for when she landed on NH soil. Hopefully NH voters will see through her B.S. like we did here in Iowa.

After hearing the speeches following the caucuses last night, I was particularly impressed with John Edwards.

Please give his campaign more exposure. I liked what he had to say.

Hillary is still the best choice. Obama only offers the idea of hope and change. He has done nothing- yet. Let's see his career unfold and build a record in the Senate and consider his nomination in 2016. It is really sentiment over substance with Obama in 2008.

Hillary keeps referring to her record??? What has she done? I'll take Obama's track record over hers any day!

Why has Hillary Clinton not released her records during her time as the First Lady of Arkansas and the United States?

Not untill she releases this information, she is not credible.

Hillary.. Bill, who ever im talkin to... I'm just not buying it(.)

Hillary is right, but doesn't go far enough. It is not enough for Obama to say he wants change. All the candidates say that -- even George Bush said that and look at the change we got. The question is what changes specifically and how would he get there? How would he get his programs through Congress and, by the way what would those programs be? And what makes us think Obama's judgement would not be as flawed as Bush's has been? He is totally unknown and untested?

Why do people suggest Hillary has not accomplished anything? She has served with distinction and great accomplish-ment in the Senate and accomplished far more than Obama has. Her judgement has been tested and she knows what she is doing. She is the right person at the right time. And, with a solid Democratic Congress she would be able to finally unwind some of the destructive and damaging policies put in place by George Bush and his Republican friends -- though it will take years.

What blather, Ken! I notice you, like Hillary, only mention she has great accomplish-ment, but do not give any evidence of it! As someone said earlier, "I'm not buying it." By the way, supposedly there is a "solid"demo congress behind her now, and I ask, what is she unwinding? She had had eight years before Pres Bush to unwind!

I would like to know exactly how Clinton, Obama, Edwards will Change the No Child Left Behind this country has a major education crisis and when I ask teachers to challenge my children they say they will try but I don't ever get results. The candidates should really look at going back to the old days where teachers taught and if a student needs help he/she gets the help. If a student is bright they were challenged. If student is not ready to move to the next grade then he/she stays back and repeats that year again. We keep coding kids when they really are smart and are just acting out because they are bored and know how the system works. My 6th Grade Daughter came home the 3rd week after school had started and asked if she could quit because she was so bored and when I spoke with the school teachers they said that will all change after the Testing was completed in October. Well she is still bored and it is now January. I can't afford private school!! I really would like to see something in writing from these candidates on how they will change the No Child Left Behind. (Also They should get rid of "Every Day Math" kids are learn lattice in grades 1-4 but wont be using it in higher grades and all this method does is confuse kids).

New Hampshire is one of only two states which don't have mandatory auto insurance or surety bond laws. When they say 'live free or die' in New Hampshire, they mean it. They don't like mandates. Someone--maybe at the debate--should ask Hillary about her plan to force millions of Americans to buy health insurance. So far, she has defended the mandatory aspect of her health plan, because it allows her to claim universal 'coverage'. She has refused to be specific about what penalties she envisions for those who don't want health insurance, or cannot afford her mandates. She has bristled when asked about the benefits that her mandatory insurance plan will give to big insurance corporations. New Hampshire voters have had the guts to turn down mandatory auto insurance. How are they going to feel about Hillary's mandatory health insurance?? Someone should ask Hillary about that at the debate in New Hampshire--that is, unless the Clinton people have warned the moderators not to ask tough questions, as they did at the last CNN debate, or they've planted questioners with puff-balls, as they got caught doing in Iowa. Someone should toss a tough question at Obama, according to Mrs. Clinton??? I'm still waiting for her to answer some herself....like how she can defend her insurance mandates in New Hampshire.

I did not know that NH did not have mandated auto insurance, but it sure makes sense. They sure as hell aren't going to like mandated healthcare. I am also interested in how Clinton intends to enforce the mandate because someone like me, who will not participate, will get stuck with some Hillary-fine (which is just another tax).

Hillary has some nerve asking voters to question Obama. What did she do when voters in Iowa tried to question her? Ignore them. She thinks she's above being questioned by ordinary, unpicked voters. She's so afraid of making a mistake she'll only speak on her terms. Who needs her?

Change....everybody wants it! All the candidates are jumping on the Change Bandwagon.

Do I expect those in power, the power heir apparent to change anything? Hardly! What reason will they embrace change? Only when it appears they will be knocked off of their perches (sp).

I , as , a voter wants someone who can inspire the nation to be all it can be. To gain its respect back and re-assume positive leadership of the world.

There is only one that has captured America's imagination and passion to change.

Condider:
1. Use tax as the only tax in america. I everybody pays it equally and fairly.

2. Promise to be an American President
3. I am not so sure the US Government old me an insurance policy. I tink it should facilitate an environment for that. It should not be free. After all it is my health.

4. I am so tired of Minimum Wage. Would you work for Minimum Wage? How can you make a living on Minimum Wage? I am for livable wage. The government should provide guidance here.

5. There is only one candidate that would transcend party partisanship.

6. Foreign policy - Protect our citizens and interest abroad. Us a big stick when needed.

7. I just do not like illegal immigration. I have no problem with people wanting to improve their lots butt it is illegal and cheating to do this as it is being done.

8. Lobbying our government officials must become illegal. If a special interest wants to effect law, they shoul dappeal to the citizen and not the representative.

OBAMA IS THE ONE!!

Here we go again. Does anyone remember how George Bush got elected? Words like "Nice guy", "Would like to have a beer with him". And you want to do it again? What the heck has Obama done or accomplished?. He is a first term Senator that has spent his entire term compaigning. If you really want to know something about the man then you should look up his record of votes in Illinios. It certainly does not appear that the talking heads care. The best qualified was Joe Biden and no one wanted to listen. What a waste of time.

We have a unifier in the White House right now. How's that working for ya? Taking a chance on a promising candidate is one thing when things are going reasonably well. In my opinion it is foolhardy when we are at war and at the brink of recession. Please don't fall for hype that is Barak Obama. He is the product of a $12 million dollar marketing campaign in Iowa. I was there Thursday night caucusing for Biden and when people realized there were others out there who were actually not buying the hype, they moved away from Obama. If any of you have a chance,let people know you strongly disagree with putting this neophyte in the White House. They just might listen. Thanks.

Obama is the new John Kerry.

The media thinks they got a winner but they don't. The media is covering up Obama's record and only talking about trivial things like his message of hope. Hope doesn't pay the bills. Hope doesn't get us out of Iraq. Hope doesn't stop climate change. When the country finds out how liberal Obama is the hope will be gone just like it was with John Kerry.

Democrats can't afford to invest in another pipe dream.

Vote for Hillary. She is tested. She is ready. She will win.

Hillary is tested? How?
She's ready? Why? One term in the Senate? Obama has a decade in elected office.

She will win? How? Half the country hates her guts to their very core.

Hillary is a liar. Every time she opens her mouth, she tells us that up is down, right is left, and wrong is right.

She's desperate because she feels entitled to be the first female president. Sorry to rain on your parade, Ms. Clinton- Obama is taking the nomination. If you cannot see that clearly enough, try taking off the rose-colored glasses you put on circa 1969.

The '60s are over, boomers. You ruined our economy with deficits, spending, debts, and loans. Then you elected fools like Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. Thanks a lot. Feel free to shut up and let the under 35 generation vote in our next leader. We'd like a say in who is going to try and fix the country's problems that we inherited from you baby boomers.