Clinton vouches for Obama, but doesn't concede

Every President has to love and support israel to win,knowing all the crimes that been made by the Zionist starting with Dear Yasin Massacre and Sabra and Shatela and still going every day massacre in the Gaza strip where human right don't exist.

She is a disgrace to the democratic party. After her speech last night, I only wish that her support wise up and evaporate.

Hillary will not stop until she has destroyed the Democratic Party for not giving her her dream.

GO GIRL GO.FIND A WAY TO SWAY THE SUPER DELEGATES TO YOUR SIDE
YOU ARE THE BEST HOPE FOR A STRONG AMERICA.!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Do we really need to waste time on Hillary anymore? Time to move on.

I couldn't care less what she does or doesn't, whether she concedes or stays in the race anymore. She's like a rash that just doesn't go away ...get a clue.

Is she placing this amount of pressure to be the V.P. because of the 12 million debt she has? I heard that if she runs with Obama for November, she will get her money back. On the other side, if I was Obama, I wouldn't want to have Hillary as my V.P., knowing that she thinks she is sooo much better than him. I think she has ruin the dream ticket by going personal. I think Obama should run on his own and if he loses (I don't think so) he will lose on his own term. My theory is that he is going to keep running and talking to people and people that didn't vote for him are going to realize he is just an amazing person, that happens to be black.

I am afraid if Sen. Obama doesn't offer the VP to Mrs. Clinton that his chances of winning the vote in November for the Presidency will be very bleak. For a democrat to be in the White House, they both - Obama and Clinton - need to be on the same ticket as running mates. Together it is almost a shoe-in for the democrats to get elected. The two of them complement one another and would make an absolute dynamite team. The democrats need ALL the votes. To do that, they need to combine forces and run together. She has run a spectacular campaign with marvelous ideas and strategies for getting this country back on track and so has Obama in other ways. OBAMA - Go For It. You want to win? You will if you pick Clinton.

ever wonder what percentage of The Congress is comprised of Jews compared to the General population? you don't want to know. ever wonder why the American Government GIVES, not loans, many Billions (i've read anywhere from 3 to 10) of tax payer money to Israel?? you don't want to know.

"Clinton...betrayed very little this morning."

By remaining in her imaginary world she betrays her party, country, her followers and herself.

I have loved and admired Hillary Clinton for a long time. Because of the great respect I have for Mrs. Clinton, I would love to see her as a gracious loser as I would have loved to see her as a gracious winner. Mrs. Clinton ran an excellent campaigne. No one will think less of her because she is a trooper. Mrs. Clinton needs to get some much needed rest before she venture out on her next endeavor (Mrs. Hillary Clinton, Vice President)

She is disliked by 50% of the electorate. Any independents or moderates who would consider Obama would not want a "Clinton" second in command. Real Democrats will vote for him because they realize McCain = More of the Same.

Hillary supporters pledging to support McCain weren't Democrats to begin with. They are on here trying to rile up Democrats, but there is no division amongst REAL Democrats.

betrays herself..??? what does that mean. she thinks she is the better candidate so why should she advocate for Obama who she clearly belives is less qualified than her? is it because he is a democrat as well? for the good of the party? I dont think so - maybe for the good of the country. why concede to a less qualified candidate.

Lets all hope he doesnt bring his religous values to the white house or we will all be pissing in seperate toilets like years ago!

GO Hillary! I only wish you the best of luck..you have such a strong health care plan and we NEED this in AMerica...(along with a long long list of changes that must be made) but PLEASE work together DEMOCRATS!!! Let's get into office in 2009!! GO DEMOCRATS!!! VOTE VOTE!

Well....

In the very beginning I was all for Senator.Clinton but had a lot of reservations about trusting her. I just couldn't put my finger on why I felt there was something hidden about her personality. Now...my problem is solved! Everything is about her goals. Her gaining power. She has proven she is dedicated to herself ! How many of her speeches have the pronoun ' I ' repeated over and over? Has she ever heard of "we".? Last night and this morning in her speeches she was most ungracious about Obama's win. Wow! She is a divider .To anyone who is a uniter . I'd say watch out! Obama shows he is a uniter!!When a person shows you what they are they are believe them !!

Hillary Clinton is STUNNING!!!

You have just witnessed the greatest political campaign fight in American history. One for the textbooks, and the history books. Hillary Clinton fought her heart out against all odds to win for all of the American people . While at the same time doing her best to prepare Sen. Barack Obama to win in November if he was the nominee. STUNNING!!! WELL DONE HILLARY CLINTON. WELL DONE! Your AMAZING! :-)

Sen. Obama could not have had a better opponent than Hillary Clinton. Nor could he have had a better opponent to prepare him for the battle royal to come against John McCain and the Republicans ahead of the November elections. Hillary Clinton was like a big Mama cat determined to teach her kitten how to hunt, and hang with the big dogs for the fights ahead.

And how about Bill Clinton, Chelsea, and th whole Clinton team. They were magnificent. They really showed their metal. BRAVO! TEAM CLINTON... BRAVO!

And how about YOU! my fellow Americans. I'm so proud of you. And proud to be one of you. You showed what you are made of. And what makes America so great. You never gave up on your Champion Hillary Clinton. Time, and time again you eagerly waited your turn to vote for Hillary Clinton. To pick her up and pass her along down the line to the rest of your fellow Americans.

You never gave up on her. Just as Hillary Clinton never gave up on you. No matter how many times they counted her out. No matter how many times they brutally knocked her down. You knew she would get back up. And you were ready to support her when she did. AMERICA LOVES A FIGHTER. AMERICA UNDERSTANDS A FIGHTER. AMERICA IS A FIGHTER. I'M PROUD OF YOU AMERICA!

Hillary said she would accept the VP spot on the ticket if ask. And I am thrilled to hear that. I think it would be crazy not to take her up on that offer. You could not have a better VP than Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton is Sen. Obama's best chance of winning the Whitehouse in November. And it is essential that the democrats take back the Whitehouse.

The American people are in a very desperate condition now. George Bush has wrecked America, and much of the world.

YOU MADE US VERY PROUD HILLARY CLINTON! :-)

WE LOVE YOU...

jacksmith... Working Class :-)

p.s. I really liked Sen. Barack Obama's speech in Minnesota. I think he just maybe ready now for the Bush Republican attack machine, dirty tricks, and vote fraud machine. :-)

Hill get a clue. You're done. Nobody likes you, move on. Obama should get as far away from the Clinton's as possible. The last thing he needs is her trying to undermine everything he does. oh, where the heck did she get $11,000,000.00 of her own money to out for her bid for the nomination in the first place? I hate to sound like a sexist but it seems like every woman is voting for Clinton because they think she cares about their issues??? The truth is the Clinton's nothing more than a political nightmare. The just need to go away.

First, let me say that I am a solid Democrat who prays that, above all, a Democrat is elected President for the sake of the future of this country and the world. I am a woman who supports Hillary Clinton and who also admires what I know of Barack Obama. I can go with either one of them but am deeply disappointed to see the horrible sexism that reared its ugly head throughout the primaries.

Hillary has been called a witch, there have been references to her riding a broomstick, and all sorts of ugly statements that would NEVER be applied to a man of any race. I wish the best of luck to Obama. But, sadly, if there is one thing made evident during this campaign, it's that sexism will live on far longer than racism. It is so pervasive in our culture that we hardly see it even when we stumble over it.

In the historic contest where both racism and sexism were dragged out into the light, sexism has proven to be the most virulent and endemic. Women suffer not only in this country, but throughout the world. We still have a long way to go.

As disappointed as I am that Hillary didn't win, I think she needs to acknowledge Obama's win. I also don't think she could be a Vice President since she knows as much if not more than Obama but perhaps another position in his administration would be better suited to her talents - Secretary of State or some place where her expertise can be utilized. I will vote for Obama because as true Democrats I think we must support him! and we don't need another Republican in the White House. For all Hillary supporters: Get over it and look at the BIG picture. A win in November!!!!!

Clinton's and Obama's speeches last night had one thing in common: They both praised Hillary. If she is unwilling to support the Democratic ticket if NOT offered the V.P. slot, say it now and end the suspense. I have been defending Hillary for months to my Obama supporting friends but I was shocked at her narcissism last night.

If a baseball team wins the World Series 4 games to 3, they are no less the winner because the other team won three games. Same here; Sen. Clinton fought the good fight, but the contest goes to the one with the majority of delegates. It is time to rally around Sen. Obama, Democrats!

... and why vice-president?? Why must Sen. Obama be forced into that choice? Let's face it, she has negatively campaigned against him. Let him use his amazing intellect and common sense to determine who is best for the ticket and how he and Sen. Clinton can work together. Maybe she'd make a fine Supreme Court justice! Or Senator from New York.

Hillary REALLY DID WIN the popular vote.

The proof is here:

Add the numbers listed here

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/candidates/#1918

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/candidates/#1746

Hillary got 17144503(Primaries) + 188054(Caucuses) = 17332557

Even if we give Obama the Uncommitted votes in Michigan

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#MI

16579179(Primaries) + 237762(Uncommitted Michigan) + 390238(Caucuses) = 17207179

Obama really did lose the popular vote. The DNC is going to nominate the least popular candidate!

Two Marxists -- what a show!

Let's all wave goodbye to America's Psycho Ex-Girlfriend.

"why concede to a less qualified candidate?".......Well how about conceding because you have no possible way of winning?? Why would you continue to drag Obama's reputation thru the mud once it is clear that you have NO WAY of winning? How about doing something for the good of your party/country and concede graciously so that your party can move on and look toward the general election. Are you serious? Do you really think it's honorable for her to stay in the race because she wants to; which is only making the likelihood of a Democrat (who the people have chosen as their candidate) less and less likely. GROW UP Mrs. Clinton and learn to act as gracious in defeat, it's not a sign of weakness it's a sign of humility, and god knows you could use some.

I am confused. How can anyone keep saying HRC has run a great campaign, has offerred great proposals for the country, has the credentials and experience, etc? Her campaign has been a disaster, completely devoid of consistency, management or leadership; her proposals seem like they have been conjured up every night to grab headlines; what credentials and experience? If your long-time attorney retired, would you hire his wife to represent you in court? Come on, enough of this fantasy gibberish; Obama ran a disciplined, consistent campaign according to the rules and conditions of this election; his team was smart, focused and stayed the course; Obama should now chart his own course for the Presidency, starting with the selection of a moderate, centrist Senator who can help navigate Washington and Capitol Hill. Enough of the drama already; let's get down to business.

We have all fought hard campaigns that have come up short on occasion and been bitterly disappointed. Part of being a political pro is learning to deal with this. What Hillary Clinton should have said last night is: "I want you all to know that just a short time ago I called Senator Barak Obama to congratulate him on his victory..........." and "I urge you all to join me in supporting Senator Obama and a Democratic victory in November......." Everything else is gravy. It's not like the election rides on it, but it really shows a lack of class for her not have said something close to these lines.

If she wins the White House? She isn't going to be the nominee -- Barack Obama has the delegates, not HRC. This is getting scary.

After the way the Democratic Party back bit Hillary, she should run in Novembers election as an independent.

Obamaites, you people are so arrogant, still think you can win the GE by insulting Hillary Clinton and her supporters?
News for you, GE is no caucus, you people can't intimidate voters who don't support your candidate.
I will take McCain any day over a thin-skinned, thin-resumed, say-and-do-anything-to-win Obama, who drips entitlement with every word he utters.

If she needs $11 million to pay off debt, let her write another book. She can call it "A Coronation March Gone Awry: How I Failed to Win a Race that was Impossible to Lose."

Obama should select a woman that is not poisonous to his campaign, like Nancy Pelosi, for VP. This should satisfy the Hillary supporters. Hillary made her own bed by turning divisive in her campaign. Put her in charge of a national health care initiative and let her go.

RE: Posted by LM

Let's not start further party chaos by calling Hillary supporters who are unsure of Obama -not "real" democrats.

Judge not lest ye be judged, dude.

I cannot in good faith vote for Obama. He is not, in my opinion, the most qualified candidate.

I want to thank Hilliary for what she has done. A year ago, she was hands down the clear favorite for the Democratic nominee. for the 2008 Presidentional election. Then people woke up. She did not "fight the good battle", "fought her hear out" or even "give Obama a run for his money". She did none of these things. She gave Obama (a very unlikely candidate at the time) an opening and he ran with it. She did everything (her campaign I refer to) to give him the nominee.
His "Change" platform is what people are looking for. Even if he's BS-ing us, at least it's different BS. Ever other candidate has the same old platforms for their party and the same old complaints about the other party. Stop telling us what the other folks are doing wrong and tell us what your going to do right! I think that's what Obama is trying to do.
Please candidates, stop telling us your fighting for us, the middle class americans and stop telling us that you want better schools and universal health care, because you really don't care. No middle class concerns for these candidates, no worry about health care, and certainly no worry about public schools for their kids. Fix the economy and everything else takes care of itself.

Dear Kevin,
in the Olympics there is an event: throwing the Disc.
Who ever throws the disc further wins.
What Hillary is doing repeating that she won the popular vote is equivalent to say that somebody won the throwing Disc competition because the disc went higher than anybody else. Sorry Kevin, but the competition is for distance, not height. Hillary lose, Obama won. Being in denial makes her look like a psycho.

I am nearly 100% sure Obama won't consider Hillary for VP. I believe he would IF he thought that having her as VP would be in the best interest of the country, but most of America know it would not. Having her and Bill near the White House would only impede the change process Obama will implement. My choice for VP is Nancy Pelosi- smart and not nearly as full of herself as Hillary, and having a female running mate would help Obama carry the "must-have-a-female-no-matter-what" group.

Obama gave a fabulous speech right before Hillary. It was loaded with good substance. But, because Hillary refuses to concede, it got practically no play, it was all about what she said or failed to say. The way Hillary is behaving right now pretty much confirms that as a VP she would be a problem. If she wanted the VP slot, what she should have done was concede and support Obama at this point. You don't try to force being VP. What this shows clearly is that she has a problem with having to be "in control". And Bill does too. That goes with his out of control behavior.

The Vice President's job shouldn't be selected for political "help win in November" reasons. VPs really have very little effect on that anyway, because people vote the top of the ticket.

Obama needs to make a VP pick that makes for good governance after he wins, so that he can win a second term. That means someone who has strengths he doesn't - like real foreign policy and defense expertise, and some "gravitas" with the legislature. That's not Hillary.

I think she would best serve the next administration as a majority whip and then, after she gains some experience, as majority leader in the Senate. it's the perfect spot for her policy skills.

Forget the dream ticket. Many of us see Hillory as a liability not an asset. Those of us who are independant and fed up with the Republicans are put off by the self promotion agenda of the clintons. We need a fresh faces in the white house for true change

HRC, you should go to this website:

www.getaclue.com

Any Democratic candidate is better than John "Bush Jr" McCain. He will do anything, say anything and promise everything to get into the WH. He has flip flopped on the tax breaks for the super rich, the tax breaks for the major oil companies, and his economic plan fits George W. Bush's "have more" constituents perfectly. Those Americans who have company funded health insurance should examine McCain's healthcare proposals carefully...he plans to tax your company's contribution (which is usually the majority of the premium) as ordinary income, thus raising your taxable income. This will negatively impact those in the middle class (if there are any left when November rolls around). I recommend all voters to fill their vehicles with gasoline enroute to voting. If the gas is over $6.00 a gallon, remember Bush's covert energy policy is working perfectly....for the energy companies and oil producers, particularly Bush's close friends, the Saudis.

there is a difference between hillary and obama --- i mean from a policy point of view? REALLY? both statists, want BIG bovernment to intrude even more in our lives. actually both fools will wreck america and that moron mccain will only help them. yeah! GO MORONS! as they say people get the politician they deserve. Go MORONS!!!!

Instead of trading insults about Clinton supporters vs Obama supporters why don't we do something individually and as a group to ensure that what matters jobs, the environment, health care, and lessening our dependence on oil happens.In stead of hating one another why don't we join hands to make this a wonderful country that actually supports and treasures its citizens. Hillary for VP and on to fighting for the White House now and for the next 16 years.

H

Instead of trading insults about Clinton supporters vs Obama supporters why don't we do something individually and as a group to ensure that what matters jobs, the environment, health care, and lessening our dependence on oil happens.In stead of hating one another why don't we join hands to make this a wonderful country that actually supports and treasures its citizens. Hillary for VP and on to fighting for the White House now and for the next 16 years.

H

"I know Senator Obama will be a good friend to Israel"

This is a significant concession from someone who has conceded nothing so far.

Well we can complain about popular vote all we want, but if the 2000 election taught us anything, its that popular vote doesn't mean jack. Obama won, fair as can be. Hillary shamelessly grasped at straws towards the end, and it just didn't work out for her.

Also, I don't understand the whole "strong woman" thing. All I've seen is stubbornness, and do we really want another stubborn, delusional president?

Hillary should have won easily, but ran a terrible campaign, and lost to a better candidate.

I find it unbelievable that Hillary Clinton continues to pretend that she is still running for the nominee; and that she is entitled to be on the democratic ticket just because she accumulated some supporters...
This "audacity of audaciousness" and lack of graciousness to concede is precisely why Barack Obama should NOT choose her as his VP... Also he definitely does not need all the Clintonian baggage. As a woman, I have always wanted to see a strong woman as president, but HRC lacks true strength of character. I hope that she will see the light soon, and give the stage to Obama; and salvage the few goods things that she has accomplished in her political career.

THE DEMACRATS NEED THE DREAM TEAM TO WIN 08. I'M A REPUBLICAN & WILL VOTE DEM ONLY WITH DREAM TEAM.....CRASCOE

"I will work my heart out for the nominee of the Democratic Party to make sure we have a Democratic president." Hillary Clinton

Didn’t you get the memo Hillary? Obama is the nominee!

Hillary, the Queen of Spin and a Legend in Her Own Mind!

http://klintons.com

It's not about popular vote, its about most delegates. Also in that light that is including the fraudulent votes of Michigan where Obama didn't receive a single vote, and yet hillary only won by what 4,000? Gimme a break, Hillary showed her colors and shows why she deserves to lose...a sore loser and lacks respect for her party and the American people. She is all baout her and nothing more.

Thank America for waking up to this brrom stick riding witch and voting for Obama!!!

Go Hillary, all the way to the convention. Hopefully, Hillary will merely suspend her campaign for now. Otherwise, we Democrats are screwed because the other shoe is about to fall on Obama. Hide and watch his candidacy go up in smoke. [W]rightfully so too, I must add. Here's one girl who won't forget!!! Bye, bye, Democratic Party. No way and no how will I ever vote for Obama! I am a woman standing proud for Hillary only, now and forever and we don't want her on BO's ticket. He is dangerous!

Obama will offer her the VP job only if he is guaranteed she'll say no.

She wants too much control anyway and as VP has no power unless the Senate ties a vote.

Won't happen. I say Obama pick Jack Kennedy's Daughter, Caroline, as VP! Now that would be a ticket!

Let's see....how to best describe Hillary: an embarrassment to the Democratic party; a self-absorbed, narcissistic danger to all of us, especially to Senator Obama; too self-absorbed to realize that she lost; a total snob; so pretentious, she could freeze hell with her presence; and a complete liar, totally not to be trusted with anything, much less the VP.

Hillary and Bill, please go away forever. This country is sick of both of you. Riding on the coat tails of the only family dynasty in politics, the Kenedys?? Never in your lifetime.

Carol
Westbrook, Maine

Hillary all the way...
if Obama is the nominee this woman is staying home!

To the rabid Obama supporters – Can you please just calm down and shut up about Hillary-is-an-evil-this and Hillary-is-a-dirty-rotten-that for just a couple of stinking days!? Do you have any idea what it takes to run campaign? Do you have any idea what it takes to dismantle a national campaign that’s been built up over 2 years? Hillary’s not conceding right away because she’s negotiating – and not for a position for herself, but to try and see that the positions she believes in are adopted in the party platform; to try and make sure that as many of her field team members are welcomed into the Obama camp, and yes, to try and figure out a way to retire some of her campaigns debts. SO RELAX! Yes, it’s over; Yes, Obama won; Yes, Hillary will support the ticket 100% because she is a good, loyal democrat. Now show a little class yourselves and step off your soapboxes AND RELAX.

Sour grapes for Hillary supporters now.

There is gracious (Hillary calling it quits two months ago) and then there is total disregard and classless, self absorbed importance (Hillbilly not admitting defeat after the game is over). This is a great lesson for young kids on what being a sore loser is and what not to do.

PS I stand corrected, the only way hillary has more popular votes is by including Michigan. DNC isn't counting them and Obama was not on teh ticket. But note that if Obama got the uncommitteds he would have the lead. To include Michigan is cheating your way to justify she won. it's deja vu of sour grapes Gore and 2000 all over again!

Posted by rk---"there is a difference between hillary and obama --- i mean from a policy point of view? REALLY? both statists, want BIG bovernment to intrude even more in our lives. actually both fools will wreck america and that moron mccain will only help them. yeah! GO MORONS! as they say people get the politician they deserve. Go MORONS!!!!"

A politician we deserve...........

(Insert picture of Bush on Aircraft carrier with "Mission Accomplished" banner overhead)

IDIOT!!!

I understand that Obama outcampaigned Clinton, and this is largely why he has secured the nomination. My question, and am I wondering if much has been said about this: when Obama decided to enter the race, does anyone think that he was being opportunistic (and assuming Edwards couldn't make it far-- that there was no better time to run than now, knowing that Democrats would have to choose to nominate the first non-white male candidate? He had to know that the party would be divided. There are certainly people that would never vote for a woman, and those that would never vote for a man who is racial minority. Regardless of whether it was Hillary Clinton or another strong female candidate, he had to see that there was no greater opportunity than now!

This is the deal Mr. Obama

Choose Hillary as VP, you may win the White House, but you might not survive a full term there.

Refuse Hillary as VP, you might not win the heart of her supporters, but you will certainly secure the majority of their votes. Democrats can be stubborn, but we are no fool when we are put to the test.

The only way this CHANGE can materialize is to survive not only the onslaught of Hillary in the campaign, but also your terms in the White House.

Mary O'Bryan and maria z (and the other Hillary partisans):

Obama won and should win in November, because he's a got what Americans want in a president, which is a gift for inspiration and for making people feel excited about their country again. This beats a laundry list of policy initiatives that we can't pay for anyway, and "experience" (which is kind of uncool now since Dick Cheney has so much of it). And Obama had the sense to say no to Iraq.

Nonetheless, you tell us that if Clinton isn't the nominee, you'll stay home and nurse your grudges. That means you'll help put McCain in office so he can be catastrophically wrong about the NEXT Iraq. I hope you'll agree we have to stop that from happening.

If Hillary and her supporters don't stand down with style and get behind the winning team, and if Obama loses in November, you'll be waiting a long time for the next serious woman candidate. The lady won't get a real chance if people suspect her troops will burn down the place if they lose.