Dear geevil - Try really hard to follow this: Superdelegates aren't "supposed ta" do anything. Their voting patterns are not specified by the rules committee. But think -- if they WERE supposed to simply vote the way their state voters did, that would not change the election at all .. understand??

I'm in.
Let McCain take it and we will wait another 4 years.

Clinton has the right to stay in the race. Obama will never reach the 2,025 delegates needed to secure the democratic nomination.

If Obama gets the nomination, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY ADULT LIFE I"M VOTING A REPUBLICAN FOR PRESIDENT.

Yes the US will "change" for the worst if Obama gets elected as President. Change for the worst that we can believe in.

Obama can't stand the heat. He got wobbly when he got jab with the racist Rev. Wright issue. He can't even debate one-on-one with Clinton. McCain will just pound him. He buys superdelegates by giving them huge money donations(?). Where all those Obama's $$$ money came from? Wow! as if all/every americans donated money to his campaign. Time and time again his campaign said small and or new donors. I beleive there's a max. for donations per person. I don't think they add up. Fishy, fishy, fishy.

If he gets the nod, expect John McCain to be the next President of the US.

I see some Obama supporters are starting to impress Hillary supporters to vote for him with selling him.
It would be interesting to watch if he is the nominee and struggles without Hillary's supporters support.

I think if Obama has any chance of beating McCain in the GE, he will need Hillary in some faction. The GE will be a major UPHILL climb for Obama. A lot of Hillary supporters will defect and vote Repub. Obama turned his campaign into a race issue, which will come back to haunt him. As one analyst said last night, all this is good for now, but just wait, Wright will emerge again and who knows what else will happen. Even though it didn't seem to affect him this time, but now he's getting ready for the GE, thats a different story. I will vote Democratic no matter who the nominee is, but I keep thinking that this is a "win - win" situation for McCain. The GOP will be ruthless on Obama....I just don't think he has the stategy or stamina to stand up to their onslaught.

Obama didnt turn this into race. Its all the freaks on the side who clung onto his campaign to press their issues.

All the surrogates and other jerks who wanted to have their say used obama as their exuse to open their yaps.

Now Obama is the conduit for every racial tension african americans have.

Its not what he wanted.

Ahhhhhh.......racism is alive and thriving in the USofA.....

Racism, name calling, disrespect, lying, and who knows what else?

Folks, grow up, get a grip! We're all adults here. Both candidates are better than Sen. McCain in the fall.

Please show some respect for our Democratic party and it's candidates.

I support Barack Obama, but I am getting dog-tired of hearing the name- calling directed toward both candidates by both candidates supporters.

If you don't have anything nice to say - listen. You just might learn something!

It's time for the Super Delegates to do
their job and send Hillary Clinton
home! Her only reason for staying in the
race would be to sabotage Obama so that
he can't win in November!
Get off the fence and do your job SD's!

s.b.: You're Dreaming!
Hillary has done too much damage to Obama during her "scorched earth"
campaign! If Obama loses to McCain she will be blamed for the loss!
I doubt if the Dems would reward Hillary
by nominating her in 2012!

I think it 's time for America that should send a new message for all people.
The power really flows from the grassroots and Barack Obama belongs to them.
Francisco Nguyen