I feel such loss for the women in America who struggled so hard for her as they wanted to see the cause advance. I personally felt that she abused and continues to abuse them with all this sexism crap.
I don't feel she is acknowledging the fact that it's not because she's a woman that America is holding her back.
It's because she's a poor choice for the position.

Any other Democratic candidate would resign but not Hillary. There is nothing to be gained by proclaiming dumb uneducated white voters will not vote for a black candidate.

90% blacks have voted for Obama... does that make them racists? What if 90% whites have voted for a white candidate against a black candidate?

People, please, please, let's reserve such feelings for the real problem, that being McBush, or Bush the Third. He is the one we absolutely must beat in the fall and tearing each other up at this point will only help him win.

is this the type of tactics women want to say they used to win a nomination...

most don't.

Hillary - the Democratic candidate who got the most popular votes (from Republicans) of all Dems who ever ran for candidacy. Huzzah for Hil.

Go home Madam. You are not Mrs.Thatcher, or Indira Ghandi or Golda Meir. Political ambition does not equate with capability. One hopes that the American public is not subjected to you or your naked desire for power.

The democratic primary continues because in fact despite the mathematics and dogma, the "people" in all our great states have not yet spoken. It would have been easy for Hillary Clinton to roll over for McCain and Obama and allow the peeing contest to begin, however she's been listening to the voters and their personal problems with this country and the current administration. Hillary Clinton has awakened a lot of us about how crooked the elections really are and what fuels her gas tank to drive to the very end of this process, has been just pure bravery. I must add also that the ballots for the delegates decision on June 3rd are "secret ballots" which gives them the chance to vote for who they truly think can defeat the republican party in November.
I continue to support Hillary all the way! Denise from Philly

truth is: obama cannot reach the magic number. hillary cannot reach the magic number. even if you discard FL and MI (which you should not!) the magic number is 2026 PLEDGED delegates.
to put the superdelagates together with the pledged delegates is just FRAUD!
these people have been moving around from one camp to another for months now.
superdelegates CANNOT pledge and CANNOT vote until the convention.
so, STOP THE CRAPPY "MATH"!
obama has 1639 pledged delegates ONLY. hillary has 1502 ONLY.
to win the race a candidate needs 2026!!
neither obama nor hillary can reach that number by the time this round of popular voting is over.
LET THE PROCESS RUN ITS COURSE!
the democratic process is very well defined: when none of the candidates wins the necessary votes, the next step is that each one of them makes his/her case at the convention!
DEMAND THE MEDIA TELLS THE TRUTH!

Message to Mrs. Clinton
I apologize in advance if this is going to make Obama supporters angry and tear apart wisdoms of political pundits in America. Mrs. Clinton, your strong showing in West Virginia and Kentucky, and in large states like NY, OH, and PA means that millions of Americans will like to see you as the President. Please be there on the ballot in November 2008 – either as a democrat nominee or as an independent.
It is OK if many do not like you. In a three-way race, Obama, McCain and you, one does not need majority. Any candidate with 35-40% will get elected. And it will not be necessarily McCain, as most will think. Joe Lieberman won when he ran independent in spite of losing democratic primary. Party designations are only a tool to be on the ballot. People vote for the candidates. It is not uncommon in many countries to see candidates changing parties or forming new ones when there is popular support. Please do not worry about things like Clinton legacy and so on. That is mostly irrelevant. On behalf of millions of your supporters, I urge you to serve our country by running as independent. Let American people (and not some political pundits/ opinionated columnists) decide in November.
WSJ blog, thank you for the opportunity.

Denise... yeah, elections are crooked. People get to vote for the candidate, and Hillary is not winning? It's plain disgusting. Let's change the rules...

Clinton's campaign is $30 Million in the hole. Only 11 Million of that is to Hillary herself. Hillary is willing to step on the backs of small business for an astronomically small chance that she will be the next president. I think that people to whom she owes money should go after her personal assets, rather than have her hide behind the corporate veil.

More people voted for Clinton than obama or anyone else. That is a fact.

Over 17million voters have cast support for Hillary....a MAJOR feat considering ALL of the hills she has had to climb. I know I will be attacked by Obama supporters, but I really don't care. I, like them, have EVERY right to support Mrs. Clinton because she IS the best candidate to run the country. Hillary 08!

In the beginning every one thought Hillary is going to win the primary. Obama proved that they are wrong. This is going to happen in general election. He is going to win comfortably.

Some people say Obama is black. Unfortunately they are ignorant. He is neither black nor white. He is a super human.

Today's math questions: Which candidate is leading Sen. Clinton by 26% among Democrats nationwide? Which candidate is leading Sen. McCain (with or without all Clinton voters) by 8%? Which candidate has as of this morning $31 million in debt?

My mind changed last night as I was listening to Clinton and Obama's speeches. I saw in Clinton, a candidate with the utmost passion for the American voter.....she was polished, heartfelt, and brilliant in her speech. Obama, I got the feeling he was not being truthful, that he wants the Presidency, but he didn't seem to have the passion as Hillary does. My wife, who is an Obama supporter, first commented on how "fake" his speech seemed, that he wasn't sincere. When Hillary spoke, her eyes welled up with tears. She decided that she will vote for Hillary, as well as I will. If Hillary doesn't win the nomination, we both will vote for McCain. If Hillary were to run as an Independent, she would get our vote. I see this trend continuing as of last night....Obama was not sincere, does not have the passion, drive, or desire. His promises are falling on deaf ears because there is no substance to them. He is a good man, but, he's not Presidential.

Hillary lost me when I started keeping track of the candidates stated stances on issues. I noted that she's been on every side of most issues, with her latest position focused on whomever she my be addressing. She ran a very poor campaign, supported then dumped various rules/positions/constituents etc, mismanaged her money and her initial lead. Now she's playing the racism and sexism card. Carl Rove has nothing on her. She felt anointed and is desperately seeking a magic bullet to use against Obama, regardless of who she may hurt when she shoots it. I have lost all respect for her because she is showing that she only really cares about her own ambitions. Good Riddance

I remember who voted to declare WAR on Iraq, and who said she'd Obliterate Iran, those are not things that are I want to vote for. Obama did not vote for the egregious war, nor does he want to obliterate Iran.

Those are the reasons I choose to vote for Obama.

Senator Obama will be the nominee because most of the media love him and have not scrutinized him carefully. But wait until November. If the very junior senator from Illinois cannot carry Democrats and independents in Pennsylvania, W. Virginia, Kentucky, etc. even though he has been declared the victor by party leaders and the media, then his campaign is in trouble.