The Obama campaign continues to spend millions in the Democratic nomination campaign.

John McCain's campaign continues to accumulate funds that can be effectively spent towards winning the November election.

Pretty obvious who will win in this type of race.

The Democrats have one candidate with the experience, qualifications, and world class respect to be President.

Al Gore will not have to take in or spend a dime to win the nomination.

Kind of puts the rest to shame.

This really is simple. Obama cannot win. Only Hillary can win against McCain. If the children in college in this country cannot vote according to who's the better candidate, then perhaps we should raise the voting age so they can't continue to vote without understanding what's at stake or who will make this country better. This is not American Idol Presidential.

All that money and he still can't win any of the big states. The popular votes and pledged delegates are meaningless because Obama blocked a revote in MI and FL. Do you think Democrats in either of those states will be voting for him in November? Does anyone at the DNC care about the womens' vote? We will be leaving the Democratic party in HUGE numbers if Obama is the nominee! We are sick and tired of the Harvard Boys Club trying to bully Hillary out of this race. That $40 million is mostly white, male corporate America money.

Are these numbers official or is this not a part truth like the 6 endorsements from North Carolina Congressmen Obama was to announce this week.

Obviously, Al Gore is the only candidate who can unite the Democratic party for a win in November.

Al Gore would do well in a general election against John McCain, and Gore has the experience, qualifications, stature, and common sense to be a great President.

So, perhaps Al Gore would offer Barack Obama a job as ambassador to Somalia. Obama seems to enjoy Somali attire, and that would get him out of the United States.

Maybe he could take Jeremiah Wright with him.

One quesion about the FL, MI. why didn't hillary argue to campain there just like she is doing now. If it was about the people she shold have fought for them from the begning. when they said you can't campain she should have stoop up for the rights of people. she didn't because she didn't need them back then. Now that she needs them she wants to fight for them. whatever

Or, perhaps President Gore would offer Barack Obama an ambassador's position in Syria.

Obama could take Tony Rezko with him to perform community service for the Syrians.

The super delegates should look at how many individuals are putting their money where their mouth is by supporting Obama.

So much for Hillary's big money special interest hollywood elitism.

JayHawk
Ya poor McCain raised 12M last month, Obama raised that in a week. Obama has now raised over $230M since his campaign started, he can easily raise another 150 to 200M before the end of the year. And yall say he is unelectable.

Kenny from CT
The campaign said that the NC endorsement rumor was not true, but it was more than 1 less then 6, who knows when those folks will endorse.

Nikki
All the republicans and moderates will come out and vote against Clinton, which means a landslide for McCain and more Bush years.

rs
No one is bullying Hillary out of the race, its a clear numbers game and they do not add up for her. Obama has the potential to bring out thousands more democrats that Hillary could only dream about. The only kind of turn out Hillary will increase in the Republican turn out, which is not what any Democrat wants.

So, Obama's campaign continues to raise record donations even without accepting handouts from special interests. And yet we're still being told he's unelectable. Maybe we should start having the lobbyist choose our Presidents lmao.

The Republican donors have not even begun to fill the McCain coffers.

As I stated earlier, they are waiting for the general election.

If you don't think so, you may want to consider Republican campaign funds versus Democrat campaign funds in the last two elections.

As for Obama's lack of electability, that has little to do with his funding.

Simply put, he cannot win the electoral college.

If you don't agree, then consider the results of a recent (April 1) Rasmussen survey:

"If Obama is nominated, just 56% of Clinton supporters say they are likely to vote for him against John McCain. Forty percent (40%) of Clinton voters in Pennsylvania say they are not likely to vote for Obama."

The same 40% of Clinton voters are the ones that would ensure an electoral loss for Obama in November.

Convention delegates and popular vote are not applicable, and Obama is not electable.

Money money money Oooh yea! The man is on the move like him or hate him this much is known, he's going to be the PRESIDENT of America! Get it?

Obama/Gore? Now there is a real dose of insanity.

Obama keeps on touting his lead in the popular vote.

As I recall, Al Gore won the popular vote in 2000.

Didn't get him to the White House.

Nikki... If they are old enough to die for their country! they get to vote for the person they could send them to war! If Clinton had the support... she'd have the money.

Isn't it ironic or maybe racist that people are upset to have a black man getting more support than a white woman. I am white and an educated woman and would like to have a woman for President... JUST NOT THIS ONE.

All that money Obama raised, millions and millions and yet he still cant clinch the nomination? I agree, there is an issue of electability there

Nikki - You have an interesting theory. If people do not vote the way you want them to, we should find some way to make sure they can't vote at all. How republican of you.

I think it's great that Obama has been raising a lot of money from regular individuals. The Clintons didn't think they would need to be spending more money after Super Tuesday. I think this is a good sign for the whole country. I even think that Obama will overcome the lead that Hillary has in PA once more people understand and get to know him. Obama 2008!

I'm more impressed with the number of donors (again) than the dollar figures. We've never seen a campaign like this.

Yes. Let's raise the voting age, shall we? God forbid we let children in college help decide their own future. Pesky children. I hear in the 60s, those college kids were out rallying for women's lib and civil rights. What's up with that?

Honestly, today's "children in college" are more media-savvy than any other generation. They can read through any spin the media or the politicians put out there. That's why they are choosing to elect the right person. It appears as though they are better at math too - - that's where Hillary supporters seem to be a little confused. Money, delegates, popular votes... who has more?