Yeah, I didn't think she would back away.

I scorn those who think that Hillary Clinton should give up because they say she should. Why doesn't Rookie U.S. Senator Obama give up instead? After all, Obama is not going to win Ohio, Florida, or the U.S. presidential election in November. Since he is going to lose in November anyway, why doesn't the National Media ask him to give up, step aside, and let a real fighter, Hillary Clinton, to go toe-to-toe with John McCain instead.

Name one male candidate that the media and democrats have demanded leave the race?

Yes they can, and it did on may 6th.

It is not Hillary's to win it is Obama's to loose, and he certainly is not going to do that.

She will get the message.

Obama08

When Hillary says she's in to win, we gotta believe her. Go Hillary!! We love you!!

Obama DID say that Indiana was the "tiebreaker" at one point, right?

Hillary is sounding more and more desparate every day.

A spate of new public polls out this week confirms what we have been arguing for some time: Hillary Clinton is the strongest candidate to beat John McCain in November.

The data shows that Clinton not only outperforms Obama in head-to-head matchups, but is also stronger in the all important subcategories that serve as bellwethers for a candidate’s overall strength. In addition, new data out today in three swing states vital to Democratic prospects in November show Clinton beating McCain.

YoBama!

There's one problem...Back in NH, there was time to make gains. We only have a handful of delegates left. No enough time for her to make her gains

There's one problem...Back in NH, there was time to make gains. We only have a handful of delegates left. No enough time for her to make her gains

Thanks Flavoter

Nice fair and balanced report on Obama. Hannity would absoultely love it.

But what is sooo bad about that is ... this dude is wiping the floor with ole hillary ... What does that say about her.....

Hey

If you can believe you ducked sniper fire I guess it's a fair point that she believes that this is not over.

i have to say, as a conservative none the less, that she has every right to stay in till the end. it would be different if barack COULD get the delegates, but he cant. so, its all up to the supers. politics can change daily. there is no reason why they couldnt pick her. that being said, they wont because they want to get the ball rolling against mccain. its a catch 22 for me because i have not liked either of the "god like clintons" ever. BUT, barack is just plain ol' scary as a politcian let alone a leader. i mean, socialistic scary. so as happy as i am to say goodbye to the clintons, mccain HAS TO WIN IN NOVEMBER. thats all there is to it. he is our only hope, and we ALL hvave to stand behind him.

Why in the world are you people donating?!?

You do realize that all that money is going to pay her loan. It will not be positive income for her campaign. She is down 11.4 Million, there is no way you guys can raise that, especially after a brutal loss like that last night. (Notice how not one clinton surroagate talked about the money they raised from their IN win). Any money you donate will have nilch effect on her campaign.

Your campaign is dead in the water and is relying on getting MI/FL votes allocated, which even then still has you behind!

What I find more insulting is that Clinton campaign has zero care for any of Obama's supporters who will feel pained if she becomes nominee, yet wields her supporters like a threat to get superdelegates to hold off.

No Class.

Hillary should give up because each day that this non-race dominates the media is a day that there is no attention paid to McCain and his faults.

Perhaps once the general is upon us and you guys (supposedly Democrats) are still assailing Obama for the Reverend Wright non-scandal, you will realize the true stakes of what is going on here.

The next President is going to be in charge of making 3-4 appointments to the Supreme Court as well as cleaning up the colossal failure that Bush has created in the past 8 years. We can continue with a Republican who is controlled by the right-wing of their party (as McCain most certainly would be), or we could have a Democrat bring in some level-headed and adult leadership to the White House.

I am an ardent Obama supporter, but if the tables were turned and it was Obama who had the mathematical disadvantage at this late point in the game, I would be supporting Hillary and expecting him to drop out and support her also.

Obama can only lose at this point if the Clinton supporters do not back him against McCain. And Obama's and Clinton's positions on the issues are so similar that you really have to question the motives of those Clinton supporters who say they will not support Obama in the fall.

I like Eloise Harper. Eloise is a trustworthy reporter, always fair and objective, with respect.

Media simply refuses to give Hillary credit for winning Indiana - she came from behind and outspent 2-to-1, with national media on Obama's side.

I'm 100% certain Obama could not match up to what Hillary has achieved under the similar circumestances.

Just so Hillary understands this-

She is NOT the measuring stick by which we can measure how far women have come. I think this woman is a corrupted figure and KARMA is hitting her hard in the face.

I only have to look to my own mother and my older sisters to know that women have made big strides in being respected in this nation. They are women that I strongly model myself after because they are strong in character and values. Those values have earned the respect of their male peers in their respected fields and never had to compromise one ounce of what makes them GOOD women.

Hillary doesn't speak for me. I don't think Hillary needs to play the gender CARD, and her doing so only paints her in a depserate light...NOTHING STRONG ABOUT THAT!

OMENTUM...

get real.. he definately is not wiping the floor with her!!! if that were the case, it would be over. and whether you will admit it or not, the only thing that is giving him the nomination is because of racial fallout the democrats will face if the supers vote for her. i guarantee you, three quarters of the supers WANT to pick hillary, but are to invested in barack. could you imagine the black populations reaction at this point if they voted for her?! the party of the people, the party that has taken care of them for decades??!! we all know that. she is much more experienced, and more toward the center than this leftist. he dosnt stand a chance aginst mccain. america will not vote for a socialist, plain and simple. at least hillary is towards the middle a little. i could see america giving her a shot, but not this guy.. not in a million years.

Seriously,

Barack Obama owes a huge debt of gratitude. She made him a better candidate. She did him a big favor by busting his chops in this primary.

But she came up a little short and not we are beginning to cross the toxic line.

Please tell her its time to attack the GOP and not each other

I, for one, am praying that Hillary stays in the race and wins the nomination. She has all the credentials that are desirable in a candidate-unlike BO. She is articulate, has experience, and most of all a love of country, which Obama & wife do not. The more we learn about him and his friends, the less assured I am that he is really a patriot. I cannot believe that the black population share Rev Wright's beleifs!!