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To me the biggest change for the USA would be a woman in the white house. This country has been dealing with men for centuries so lets make a woman a Prsestident. The majority of us are used to cleaning up the messes the men make. I feel Hillary will do a great job. She's been in the White House for 8 years as 1st Lady and as a Senator. She has shown us she can be quite the diplomat. Obama, scares me, he reminds me of the Amway Speakers I have heard at some of the conventions I was invited to some years ago... Very Scary....Hillary Please don't give in! When your husband was in office, I felt secure and wealthy, financaly. I really don't feel anyone else can take on the challanges this country needs. I feel your sensitivity when you speek.. I know you will do the right thing to bring this country together. Behind every secessful Man (Country) is a Strong WOMAN. HILARY for President!!!

If things don't work out, this will bd the first time in 20 years that I won't be voting....WHAT A SHAME!!!

As far as the Gas tax, at least Hillary wants to do somthing NOw..Oboma wants to fine a perment solution and other means of energy to conserve? Do you know how long that takes, Years.. I'll take the Quick fix now, my pockets can't waite years.

Smarten up PEOPLE, Vote Hillary for President!

If the clintons want to keep a narrow gap they had better get on board now because the Obama train is about to depart the station. Clamber up now Hill and Bill before patience wear too thin. Cast away your egos Before you end up zeros in the end sum of this game you gave up the right to play again by the choices you made back when.

what a copout, find a fault in all of the candidates and skip probably the most important election in United States history. Never before has the nation been at such a crucial point where a new president will either make or break it, and to not vote for anyone at all is just plain cowardly. If you are prepared to just ride the roller coaster and then say o was or wasn't for that guy after he/she is elected I will say again, is just cowardly.

The main reason McCain is the only viable choice is his experience and knowledge of goverment and military processes. He may run on the republican ticket but he does not cater to the extreme right or left. He speaks what he believes and does not care what special interest groups want. McCain understands most issues of today. There is not very much dirt on him throughout his military and political careers. He is a true American and a man of honour. I don't agree with him on every issue, but his stance is his belief.

Who cares what he is!!! He is a naturalized citizen of the United States of America, otherwise he couldn't run for president. Many of the accusations that the article points out are lies themselves and have been proven so. Give me a real article from a reputable news source that says he lied about his race. In turn, it is also possible to be black and have your ancestors come from an African country where the religion is primarily muslim. Are you trying to say in your own way that doesn't sound outright racist, that you don't want an Arab American running for the presidency? Then say that. But don't ask us to believe some blog from Kenneth Lamb as actual truth. How the hell do you know that Kenneth Lamb is telling the truth?? Because you read it on his blog? If you want to start talking about liars, lets get into the whole Whitewater affair. How shady is that crap? Anyway, it isn't fair for you to post something about Barack Obama that you have no idea if it is true or not (and reading it on some blog doesn't make it true (I am assuming this is the only site you have heard this news because you hadn't listed any other websites that would help us believe your story)). Get your information from websites, radio and tv that don't have some hidden agenda or are obviously leaning to one side. (Though I do realize that is damn near impossible these days.)

Anon, a couple of things:

* Calling people "sheep," while satisfying, very often does not persuade them of the point you're trying to make.

* Ron Paul will not win the nomination, that's a certainty now. And it appears he won't run a third-party campaign -- so what's to vote for?

There is no "Right" to vote in our country.

This is a momentous occasion in US history. A redemptive act for a super-power that lost it's way. And for those in nostalgic for the Clinton years...Obama is more like Bill than Hillary. A fresh face that will bring in a much-needed sea-change into a system that needs it desperately.

That is so funny, because he has said many times that he agrees with Hillary. SO you must not be for him either. Who are you for McCain?

Obama is my man and I will vote for him even though I think he may be the anti-christ.

Delegates were stripped in Florida and Michigan for a reason. They tried to move their primaries up in violation of Party rules. As a resident of Pennsylvania I would love to have our primary first, but that's just not how things are. Florida and Michigan could just have easily gone to Obama, in which case they'd have been stripped from him. I feel for the people of Florida and Michigan because their leaders made such poor choices, but the fact is that those delegates are GONE, get over it.

We need a woman in the White House. Obama is just another man with inexperience. That is NOT Change. We need a woman as president to show the world that the US has emerged and it is not business as usual.

Senator Clinton needs to stay in and fight. If the delegates had not been stripped in two of our states it would remain a toss up. Those delegates represent over a million people, it was wrong to deny these citizens their delegates. Senator Clinton has a very strong chance to win this nomination and it hurts no one for this race to continue. It would hurt roughly half of our nations citizens if either candidate conceded at this point with no clear winner.