pleaseeee

It's clear to me that you are extremely ignorant, bitter and pathetic. For you to even feel comfortable with making such assertions disturbs me. As a BLACK person I am extremely offended by your remarks. Not only are your comments lacking subtance, but they are false to the highest degree. People don't vote on the color of skin at least not in my household; I voted for Obama and my mother, whom is also BLACK voted for Clinton.

Please BAN this idiot!

It's weird how people make those accusations so fast right? Though it's true Obama's strong-suite is dark colored people, that doesn't mean they vote for him just for that reason...but i'm not saying that there are people like that out there.

I mean look at people who were present at the Candidates speeches. Obama was surrounded by light colored people, though he was in a white populated area, he got much support from them. Then back in New York Hillary had alot of dark colored people present.

So it really doesn't matter on race, it's just who the people favor at the most...

Please, PLEASE tell me that you meant this in a sarcastic way and not in a pleading way.

I would hate to actually get angry at someone on this damn forum, or, even worse, accuse someone of being a troll.

Compared to McCain's speech, Hillary's WAS amazing...but Obama outshined both of them fairly easily.

I prefer Hillary's, but I also think Obama's was very good. But then, that's what he is: someone who does great speechs.

Honestly, Obama is the best of both worlds. He's mixed.

(I hope people don't take this seriously. Laugh everyone)

**STANDING OVATION**

Wow that comment was way out of line

"But you put on quite a show
You really had me goin'
But now it's time to go
Curtains finally closin'
That was quite a show
Very entertainin'..."

LMFAO.

OMFG! Yesterday night, the DJ on XM 20 on 20 dedicated Rihanna's "Take A Bow" to Hillary Clinton, right before he played it.

^ No kiddin'!!!! ROFLMFAO!!


Poor Hillary.

Chocolate Reign... Some will cry for Hill and vote McCain... Chocolate Reign....

!!!!!
It irritates the **** out of me when people, esp. people who are NOT black, say
"Oh, you only support him because he's black". That is very insulting.

We all just need to accept the fact that in America, we still have people who are racist and sexist. There were probably black people who voted for Obama because he's black, but I'm sure that there were white people who voted for Clinton because she's white. I'm sure that some men voted for Obama because he has a penis and I'm sure that some women voted for Clinton because she has a vagina.

We need to grow up in America and stop voting for people based on our own personal problems and we should vote for the candidate that would be the best suited for the presidential slot. Not all of the people who voted in this election did what some others did, but we do know that some of the people who voted, did vote for their own personal vendettas and we can't deny it. We need to deal with these issues so that we can progress in the future.

I am a white male who liked Clinton better than Obama because I thought that she was better suited for that spot in the White House, but I'm not mad at Obama for winning the nomination of the democratic party. I think that Obama has a lot to offer for this country and I'm sure that he'll do an outstanding job. I was a little bitter last night when he finally reached the magical number, but he took the country by storm and in November, I'll be supporting him over McCain.

As a fellow Clinton supporter, I wish her the best in what she does in the future.

Sen. Hillary Clinton will officially end her campaign for the presidency by the end of the week, multiple sources tell CNN.

A top Clinton fundraiser says it is expected to happen on Friday.

Obama and Clinton were in Washington on Wednesday to each address the influential American Israel Public Affairs Committee. The candidates ran into each other at the AIPAC conference and had a brief chat, Obama spokeswoman Linda Douglass said.

"She's an extraordinary leader of the Democratic Party and has made history alongside me over the last 16 months. I'm very proud to have competed against her," Obama told the Israel lobbying group.

Obama became his party's presumptive nominee Tuesday and will be looking to unite Democrats divided by the long and contentious primary season.

"I am very confident how unified the Democratic Party is going to be to win in November," he said in a Senate hallway Wednesday. iReport.com: Obama/Clinton -- dream team or nightmare?

Some say that putting Clinton on the ticket might fit the bill for uniting Democrats.

Clinton lavished her opponent with praise Tuesday, saying he ran an "extraordinary race" and made politics more palatable for many. Video Watch how the primary played out »

Prominent Clinton backer Rep. Charles Rangel, D-New York, thinks the New York senator could have been "far more generous" during her speech Tuesday night after it was clear that Obama had clinched the Democratic nomination.

Rangel, the senior member of the New York congressional delegation and an early supporter of Clinton's presidential campaign, said Wednesday that Clinton should have been more clear about what her plans are.

More on this story: http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/06/...day/index.html

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Go Obama!

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