Anyone who has friends, family, acquaintances etc. in the remaining primary states -- esp. PA -- please contact them and ask them to vote for Obama. It looks like the Republicans will be trying their cross-over tactics again, not, of course, denounced by the beneficiary of this chicanery, Hillary.

I just want to say I share your anger.

I was livid when I saw HRC's comments.

Truly, utterly unforgivable.

Up until that point, I said I would vote Dem no matter what.

Now I won't. She lost me.

The best thing to do with your anger is to donate, phone bank (online tools) and spread the word.

Maybe it might be useful to have some letterwriting campaigns against the heavily biased MSM and the ineffectual DNC.

I didn't understand how Obama's ability to re-invade Iraq was much different from Bush/McCain's excuses for Surging. Someone please explain.

I think Pennsylvania is a closed primary. I thought it was anyway.

Me, too. But at least I took some action.

$25 at a time.....

"She'll have to win the black vote back, because she's toast without it."

Sorry, she won't.

They are gone if she is seen as stealing from the rightful winner of the contests.

The DNC should be under no illusions: Handing the nomination to the one who lost on delegates = suicide.

This is not my threat, it is just a fact. If any of these idiot pundits knew any black people, they would understand the depth of outrage. But Hillary's white uneducated oldtimer crowd hasn't a clue, since minorities aren't allowed in their 55+ communities.

Are you a current Obama supporter who (for any reason) will not vote for Hillary Clinton in the general election if she gets the Democratic nomination for President?
Then please take a moment to sign this petition:
http://www.petitiononline.com/obama725/petition.html

Or you could always do what Mishima did.

Monster? Well, at least despicable, just like her husband. (I am fast moving the DNC to this category, as well.)

It seems that there is a certain consensus that Hillary has acted despicably somehow in the last few weeks. Many people here think that they wouldn't even vote for her if she got the nomination. But what exactly is it that she has done that is so out of bounds for a primary campaign? Most political observers who have followed this campaign have said that her statements and ads are fairly normal for a primary campaign. See this piece by John Dickerson at Slate for example http://www.slate.com/id/2185819/. If you want to see what a more nasty primary campaign looks like check out some of the ads that Dick Gephardt and Howard Dean ran against each other in Iowa or some of the ads that Mitt Romney ran on the Republican side. Is it so wrong to ask which Presidential candidate would best respond to a crisis like Hillary's 3 AM ad? And if this ad is evidence that Hillary is some kind of a monster, what about Obama running his own version of the ad the next day?
So the amount of vitriol toward Hillary seems out of line with anything she has actually done. People who followed politics while Bill was President got used to Republicans playing by the "Clinton Rules" where everything either one of them did was assumed to be done of ill intent. It was certainly expected that Republicans would do that to Hillary this time, but what is the excuse of so many Obama supporters? Whatever Hillary and her supporters have said about Obama they haven't implied that he doesn't genuinely have good motives as Obama's supporters have. This kind of black and white way at looking at the race makes it ok for Samantha Power to call Hillary a monster , but not ok for Bill Clinton to say "fairy tale." Have some perspective people.

It is very rewarding to participate in the campaign at whatever level one can. It will take the efforts of each and every one of us to fight the Clinton *FIX* machine and advance Barack to the general election and on to the White House this November. His website provides all the information needed to get involved.

Thanks "obamanotclinton', for starting the petition. Great idea. I signed it and added my comments.

Hilary's harsh tactics, supporting McCain, NAFTA-gate, the veil about her experience on nat. security, have helped solidify my support for Obama. I also realize something I've suspected for a while is true: Hilary snapped a long time ago and has been focussed on the presidency in 08 to redeem her. She's been sensing defeat - and her public reaction is all out war on Obama, Republicans, the country. She doesn't care if she brings down the party, then stands cackling in the flames holding the match. Power was right.

What a disappointment. But...I don't have to look back now, or worry that I'm witholding support for the first female president. Obama really is - all new. Thinking about his reaction to the NAFTA stuff, some say he was slow, isn't that a normal, non-rehearsed reaction to the carpet being pulled out? Just keep supporting this incredibly hopeful visionary who will bring the country to a better place. Already is.

I was thinking how people kept saying Gore should 'loosen up' for the media as he looked too uptight against gregarious Bush. But the real advice when your opponent starts with the Rove tactics is to keep doing your own thing, building delegates wins, not perceptions, and in Obama's case it just keeps on working and working.

Clinton's strategy is to get inside Obama's head. Very old school Republican. Make him react and un-Obama-ize him, even get his own supporters to demand he change. All he has to do...is be Obama. Hilary is doing herself enough damage.

You're oh so right, getting pissed is no use if we don't do something about it. I've been increasingly beside myself over Clinton's lies about her experience. I know some have called it puffery, but it's simply not. It's lies. She went to women's conferences to speak about women's rights, which may have helped push policies but didn't directly influence anything. She gave Bill her advice but didn't make the decisions (unless there's something we don't know about their relationship). The macedonian border was open before she got there. She was an effective FIRST LADY, for heavens sake.

So I want to fume and rage instead of calling voters and sending money. I get all discouraged and cynical. But if I do that, like I keep saying, the terrorists--the fearmongers of every nationality and party who want us to cower in the corner while they grab more and more power over us--will win. And dammit, I don't want to help them!!

They are both politicians, both trying to bring their best game to the race. What you are seeing now is his teflon coating getting scratched and her trying to see what sticks. This is normal politics folks.

How normal is it for a candidate to say, "I'm qualified to be President, and the Republican candidate is qualified to be President, but my fellow Democrat opponent is not qualified."?

Someone should ask Senator Clinton who she will vote for if she is not the nominee and not let her weasel out of answering by saying that she is going to be the nominee.

Then they can ask her if Obama is not qualified to be President, why she would even entertain the possibility of putting him on the ticket and putting the country at risk? Does she figure that she can have him ready by Day 2?

P.S. Just the title of this post suggests you might have a problem with ANY woman in charge. "Infuriated" is what you get with your mom or your girlfriend. It is this uncontrolled anger than is a problem in the race. Not Hillary Clinton.

Obama's stated goal is bringing the country together. Clinton works by divide and conquer. I don't think the Clintons should be purged or anything like the previous post suggests, but I do think we can do better.

PA is a closed primary. You have to be a registered Democrat. Deadline for switching registration is March 22. BTW, due to odd local party dynamics in the Philadelphia suburbs, many folks who vote for Democrats in national and statewide races are registered Republican. One of the big GOTV efforts going on now in the Obama campaign, especially in Delaware County, PA and the majoirity-black city of Chester, PA, is to get those folks' registrations switched so they can vote in the PA primary for him.

Anyone in Pennsylvania has until March 24 to register as a Democrat:

https://www.pavoterservices.state.pa.us/Pages/VoterRegistrationApplication.aspx

If you live in Pa, or just know someone there, encourage them to do so. This might be the biggest thing you can do to help things along in Pa. Especially important is to get people registered in the all important COLLEGE TOWNS, and don't forget Philadelphia!

Spread the word!