I am also for Hillary because of her stance on many subjects that to be corrected immedately and Hillary.

i really like Hiiary. I think she is one smart, tough Lady. I admire and respect John McAin and his service and sacrifice to the country. Buy I am afraid AGE IS AGAINST HIM. bESIDES I AM A DYED IN THE WOOL BLEEDING HEART LIBERAL. i PREFERE Indepent toDemocrat.
I am not fond obama. Ifeel he hasn't the experiance to handle the job at this time. but the pack seems to follow him. Thank You for invite.
me

Hillary was not my first choice, but all of my constituents are endorsing her.
I felt it was the best thing to get on board also.
She will make a good leader, and I hope whomever wins the nomination, all Democrats will support the Democratic Candidate. We need to solve this before the convention, or as history has proven, voters will see weakness and swing to the other side. We do not need another Republican administration.
I have already voted for her on March 4th. I got a really cool handshake from Bill right before the Primary. One of those power to the people 60â??s style handshakes.
I recentally traveled to a Red state where the Republicans were mostly undecided. I feel Hillary will win there also.
But we need to face the fact that it is so close, that it is enevatable that this nominee will be decided by the â??Super Delegatesâ??.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbHfNlpmbjY

I must add, you have to take in account for voter remorse. All the people who voted for other candidates because the Primaries are moved up so early, now wish they had voted for Hillary. It would be over had they waited until now to have all the Primaries and Caucuses.
Don't be fooled by the poll numbers. Most of the time the selection process for polling doesn't represent the people they should be asking about the topics.

I am really concerned about the band wagon effect. You know lets go with the most popular one, the flavor of the month . So many people want to say I picked the winner, they really do not reason and think for them selves. No matter who you chose please be informed. Look for yourself and don'e decide by the pack mentality.
me

Good point, kjl1951

anyone named HILLARY can't be all bad! Nah i am really hoping she goes all the way. I have great trust and confidence that she will clean Bush's mess up.

If she wins which I hope she does we would be getting Bill as a backup for our failing economic system. That is a big plus in mu opinion.

Mike

I did not vote in the Ohio primary because at the time, I was still undecided so I figured best to let those who feel strongly either way make the decision as I will vote for whichever canidate tops the democrat ticket in the fall. Ohio chose Hillary. Since then, I still pay attention, I am an observor. Hillary crosses the line between the dual economic realities (the haves which are thriving and doing okay and the have nots, who struggle and are going down) Hillary crosses with ease, can connect with the blue collar workers whereas Obama doesn't quite connect, like he cannot quite relate to common everyday people. Yes, he appeals to college students, many of whom hope to join the ranks of the haves and get those 200k/yr jobs (like Obama's wife made that much, same as Hillary's daughter) but his attempts to connect with ordinary working people has been, quite literally, rolling gutter balls. His connection and initial defense of and then later severence of ties to his Rev. Big Mouth is another issue of concern. I think if the primaries were all held on the same day say in May or June instead of scattered over weeks and months, Hillary would have the nomination. I wonder how many people who voted for Obama would have changed their minds if their primary was after observing him on the campain trail a bit longer.