Poor Hillary, if it weren't for Bill she wouldn't even be a senator. Now she needs him to drag her across the finish line in the race for the nomination.

Heck, it's nice to read some old plain politics for a change. I'm a Clinton supporter, nevertheless, it's nice to get off the Obama, Wright, race problem and look ahead for a moment. Not a lot to ask for I guess.

In such unsettled times, don't you think the world needs the experience of somebody like Bill Clinton at the White House, to steer it through troubled economic waters.I think that the presence of Bill Clinton in the White House would be a definite asset instead of a liability.
Instead,of talking about the "real life issues" the whole campaign is getting bogged down in the abstract issues of race and religion.

America don't make the mistake you made 8 years ago, in electing a nitwit to the presidency.The whole world has a stake in what you do this year.

It's funny, now we're talking about a third term for Bill Clinton.

Don,
That sounds rather mean-spirited? Drag her across the finish line? By the way, are you supportive of your spouse, or significant other?

I think Hillary wil do fine in the rest of the states I just read the speech that WJC gave for the Million man march in 1995 at the Taylor Marsh site what happened It is a sad state of affairs we find ourselves in tonight.

Bill is right. Hillary is standing up for the little guys.. the workers, the union households, the working class, the single mothers, the people who pay all the taxes, pay all the bills, and they people who are struggling every day. People who don't no how they are going to pay for insurance, childcare, tuition, or these days, their mortgage.

Richer liberals, frankly, don't need her as much. They need to feel all warm and fuzzy as they sip their chardonney in their big houses. They need to feel like something has "changed".. even if nothing does. After all, they aren't exactly on the teetering edge of economic collapse, or a few paychecks away from foreclosure. So does it matter to them if the president gets anything done? Not so much. But they love a great speech.

I guess I should be for Obama too, as I fall into that income category. But I'm not. Because I grew up working class, I know what it's like to struggle. I've worked for everything I have, nothing has been handed to me. My family wasn't wealthy, and it's people like them who build this nation. Small business owners, teachers, police officers, plant workers. I proudly support Senator Clinton for this reason. And because she's detail oriented, and results oriented. Maybe not as exciting, but a fighter, and a worker. I support her for the silent majority that desperately needs her. This nation needs her.

Yes Clinton third term, Hillary's crying games. Do not be mistaken, this is about number of delagates and not polls. OBAMA08

Hillary is the only solution. Obama is the problem.

I agree with D

Hillary Clinton is a wonderful Senator and she was a magnificent First Lady, and she will go down in history as one of the greatest modern Presidents of our time. Gender and race has nothing to do with it.

Hillary will help us enjoy life.
I don't want my life to be stirred up by Obama's race concern.
I want a peaceful life.

There are simply too many red flags around Rookie U.S. Senator Obama.

The most recent red flag is Obama's mentor, Racist Jeramiah Wright, who blames white Americans for everything from HIV to 9-11.

The fact that Obama is still loyal to Jeramiah Wright and his controversial Afrocentric church, which applauded Wright's call for God D_amn America, shows that Rookie U.S. Senator Obama's judgment is too poor to be president.

I'm for Hillary
.... but DARN! I wish she had B O's speech writer!

"I'm for Hillary
.... but DARN! I wish she had B O's speech writer!"

...........
Obama writes the best ones himself.

We don't need Billy boy in the White house again he damaged it enought the first time.She is turning over her papers BUTTTTTT many things blacked out that is why the delay making sure you don't see the good stuff.They are doctored like her .......Thye don't know what rural is.

Hillary Clinton spoke to rural America, and this independent Kansan was listening.

The majority of Kansas and small state Democrats were disenfranchised through the caucus debacle.

The Obama campaign is working overtime to further disenfranchise Democrats in Florida and Michigan.

Now, the "monster" of the Wright reality of Obama is finally starting to surface.

""You've got to elect her. People like you; people in the heartland.:""

It cracked me up the first time he stated that crap here in Texas and it is still cracking me up. The only problem is, Hillary represents one of those wealthy Democrats too! The Repubs. were right about Bill Clinton all these years, the guy is a buffon.

Talk about tenacity - Hillary has it no doubt - keep it up Senator Clinton, I just love your hard working spirit and people you don't even know exist-like me for instance-are praying very hard for you to win. Don't give up the fight - it's not easy I know, but it'll be worth it all when you're our President. While there's life there's hope! Let Obama get some experience for God's sake! Let him put half what you've put into it! Time will tell; alas, it has for the outgoing nitwit!

Talk about tenacity - Hillary has it no doubt - keep it up Senator Clinton, I just love your hard working spirit and people you don't even know exist-like me for instance-are praying very hard for you to win. Don't give up the fight - it's not easy I know, but it'll be worth it all when you're our President. While there's life there's hope! Let Obama get some experience for God's sake! Let him put half what you've put into it! Time will tell; alas, it has for the outgoing nitwit!