Sounds desperate to me. She hears the sounds of the super delegates making their way to Obama's side based on negatives. No one with her negatives could ever unite this party. No one. The supers know this. Heck most of them don't even like or respect the Clintons with good reason.
Yes, watch what happens.

catcall, it seems they would rather stay in a war with a possible draft especially if Hillary would go to war with Iran. Our troops are spread too thin.

Paulus...Obama did nothing except to true to himself and a man he thought he knew. He is a different type of politician. He stays true to people even though he doesn't awalys agree with them. That is called character. Weh Wright personally attacked him and misrepresented he had to step in. NO ONE is perfect in this race, but we need to pick wisely

Lisa...you are so right..

All I know is every time I look @ RealClear, HRC's numbers are up - againt BO in Indiana/NC and up against McCain. Still expect SDs to tilt nomination to Obama - they'd rather appease black community and younger voters than take a stand for the other 50% most of whom they think will go along b/c of the Dem Party line. Will be interesting to see how effective that strategy is.

A nearly 40 year relationship with Kantor. It is clear that HRC must be heavily influenced and completely subscribe to what are his innermost beliefs. Like the Clinton's, despite irrefutable proof of misconduct, he denies making the statement.

Poll numbers change with the story of the day. IF the media decides to go into the weekend with as much coverage of the Kantor commentary on Indianians, look for those numbers to change.

Give the polls a couple of days to settle down. Obama had a rough few weeks, his numbers will come back up.

There are SO many things the Clintons and McCain are involved in that are underhanded and "slimy" I wonder why the press is concentrating so much on the Wright issue. I personally think people are SICK of the Wright, Bosnia and all that crap..we want to know the issues, economy,gas prices, jobs...YEEZZZ

WHAT POLL NUMBERS DON'T SAY ...

The democratic nominee is Obama because that's what the party's hierarchy have decided. They are convinced that Hillary supporters will quickly fall in line and vote for Obama in the general election. There's no end to the way that they will be subjected to spin and there's no way most of them will resist. There's a mentality in both parties that come down to "my party right or wrong". THIS WON'T CHANGE!

We all know about the polls anyway...they are usually trunkated...

Fredstates...maybe he does now that everyone is tearing ever little thing apart that he says...so much for free speach and voicing your opinion!

She even has the Gall to demand that Congress have an up and down vote on this Gas Tax thing.

So now she thinks she is going to force the hand of Congress on this issue. I blatant attempt to get to look like she ahs their support.

Oh she sure is endearing those supers.

Her time is up and she knows it. She knows she will not get the support of the supers. She has nothing to lose so she will hit everyone. If she doesn't get the nomination she is gone from politics altogether.

Hillary closes Obama in NC.
ABC just posted it.

Go Hillary...
Keeps rising..

New polls released this morning:

NC
Obama 51%
Clinton 38%

IN
Obama:47%
Clinton45%

Number of people who voted for Obama and Mccain in 10 key states.

1)Pennsylvania
OBAMA: 1,046,220
McCAIN: 587,210

2)Texas
OBAMA: 1,358,785 + 23,418 caucus
McCAIN: 709,477

3)Ohio
OBAMA: 979,025
McCAIN: 636,256

4) Illinois
OBAMA: 1,301,954
McCAIN: 424,071

5) Georgia
OBAMA: 700,366
McCAIN: 303,639

6) Virginia
OBAMA: 623,141
McCAIN: 244,135

7) California
OBAMA: 1,890,026
McCAIN: 1,093,560

8) Massachusetts
OBAMA: 511,887
McCAIN: 204,027

9) New-York
OBAMA: 697,914
McCAIN: 310,814

10) New-Jersey
OBAMA: 492,186
McCAIN: 310,427

I like people who don't give up and who find a way to prevail even when the odds seemed stacked against them. Quality has a way of coming through. Any Dem with an open-mind should be able to see by now that Obama is an inexperienced highly flawed candidate right now. The GOP will dismantle him in an election that the Dems should and must win. Hillary can win the presidency and do the job. If Dems aren't interested in either of those two things then they should back Obama.

blue irish...I just went on there and it said she will not win NC but MUST win Indiana to stay in...where are you reading this stuff...

Sorry Bob I'm in Indiana and the poll is Hillary 48% - BO 38% - Undecided 12%

bob...that kind of said it all..

The Democratic numbers at this point, which are a sum of the PAST primaries, have about as much to do with November as Jeremiah Wright has to do with Christianity.