Yes! You rule! Thanks!

I am glad that you had such a wonderful time at the event. I hope you were able to attend an event with Senator Clinton as well. Her message and her solutiojns to the issues that effect all Americans are inspiring. Her helathcare plan is great and supported by Mrs. John Edwards as the best of any candidate. Her plans to imlement jobs and tax corporations who send jobs overseas is appealing to me. I am currently unemployed and have no healthcare, so these are crucial for me. I appreciate her tas holiday plan becasue she fights for immediate releif for all of us and knows what any releif will mean to some of us. Her education plan is excellent and will ensure more families can afford to send their children to college. She understands our needs and has the fortitude to fight for a better US of A for all of us. Please vote today and I hope you will agree that Senator Clinton is the better candidate. Hopefully in 8 years, Senator Obama will be ready to be President.

Kathryn from WA state.

I agree, Senator Clinton is a worthy candidate. In fact my friends were shocked 3 months ago whe I switched my support to Obama. He may lack "experience" but he has a way of engaging and motivating this country that I have never seen from a politician. You have to admit this state, this country is full of people who feel like I do; jaded, pissed and have turned their back on politics because they feel overwhelmed and out numbered. However, this campaign, his words and most importantly, the way he inspires the people around me has restored a hope in me that I felt was dead. He is smart, strong, and genuine. But, most importantly he has an infectious passion that this country needs to get everyone moving in a positive direction. Hillary is not a bad candidate; I just don't think she has the ability to reach EVERYONE the way Barack can. He doesn't speak to a demographic, he speaks to Americans. God, I have never been patriotic… ever! This is so funny to me. Maybe the real reason I love me some Obama is BECAUSE everyone advised him to sit down and wait and he opted to do it his way instead. I have always been a sucker for the radical underdog! Go vote!!!!

There's gonna be a joint ticket anyway people!!!!

Not being covered by the Indy Star doesn't surprise me at all. Our city paper is the most racist paper I've ever seen in my life. They are so one sided it isn't funny! I stopped taking the paper years ago just because of the bias they display. Now if Obama would've done something negative, it would've made the front page, the new breaks and everything else. If a huge fight would've broke out last night....the INDY STAR would've been all over it. So NO I'm not surprised nothing was covered in the city paper!

no. she is the devil.

um, dude... no f'ing way.

You wanna bet?

Just listen to their speaches at the end of each of them, they both said something to the effect of "No matter what happens I will be involved...."

It's the smart thing to do

it ain't happening. "no matter what happens I will be involved..." means that I'll put on my happy face even though I hate this other person and if they fail I will step in it 8 years and lead you. while Clinton would aid Obama to potentially capture Florida she would be useless in Ohio and Pennsylvania and without at least 2 of the 3 McCain will roll to victory.

no matter what happens I will be involved..." means that I'll put on my happy face

You could see it like that too, but I think that they are both getting pressured by the party to end this battle and unite the party as a team.

Did you see the article, photo gallery, and video those racists at the Star put up?? They give Obama a ton of coverage.

No, definitely not gonna happen. They're both going to lose anyway.