http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kf0x_TpDris

He did not have to attend every single event that happened in Black America. He is running for the President of the United States of America, not President of the Black United States. Why is it required the he do that. Clinton has name recognition throughout the country and she could afford to attend the meeting to attempt to win back the Black vote that Bill sabbataged. He did exactly what he should have, but you as a black person, I guess was too full of anger because he did not follow the plan you imagined to be best for him.

They have been trying really hard to make Obama the "Black Persons President," I can see the headlines now, regardless to whether they are right or wrong the headlines would have given ammunition to a lot of rediculous statements.

You think about that mr/mrs black person. What if Hillary went to "State of the White Union," Um, I wonder what the headlines would have been then?

And I was hurt by Bill's statement and so was millions of others, we had that right and so do you have the right to not have felt that way, good for you.

if you're an example of the "creative class" obama supporter, i submit the sen. has bigger problems than sen. clinton or mccain.

if you're going to be a troll, you really need to hone your skills, before appearing in public. it's the decent thing to do. otherwise, you just come off looking like a twit.

Obama on the other hand, has made comments about women, rural folks . . .

I know, I know. The Obama supporters think that these people will just fall in line behind Obama or that they aren't key constituencies really because Obama is so deeply and widely beloved, much more than his 1% lead over Teh Evil Hillary shows.

The truth is that you probably would not vote for Obama anyway. This race is about us as Americans and it is so easy for all of us to forget that in the passion of the moment when we are fighting for our candidates.

I do support Obama but you can believe one thing for sure, although I feel very disgusting with Bill Clinton and his racial slurrs, I will never vote for McCain. I may sit home but that depends how this race ends and what happens next.

I have been attacked on the internet a million times in post for supporting Obama, but there is no one in the world that can make me vote McCain. In fact, when I think about it. I will not sit home, because this is too important to me and my family to allow McCain a victory by default.

You are demonizing them by calling them "the weakest among us".

You are demonizing them by continuing to think of them in a parent sense without acknowledging that they are adults with their own individual points of view.

Sorry that your kids don't know much about the system or who they are voting for, but that doesn't make it true for the rest of us.

The super-delegates use the criteria of selfishness when they choose, not what is better for America.  We know all too much about what selfish spineless pigs our Senators and Congressmen and women have been.  Even Robert Byrd's endorsement was given because he assumed Obama won.  When he was talking about Obama being his candidate, he meant as opposed to McCain, not Hillary.

The problem is the American electorate is stupid and cannot see passed the Obama lies and facades.  But, the kids are much worse off because they don't have any frame of reference.  Then Obama goes ahead and says that 80% of the medical costs of this country are going to 20% of the people, meaning the baby-boomers and up.  More division that he does so well.  Make the kids feel as though the adults are taking away their income.  

race and gender as a "factor" does not in any way imply that people voted against someone because of their race/gender.

for instance, I'd have to answer "yes" to the question of it being a factor, because I'd like to see both an AA and a woman as President.

Very few people -- especially Democrats -- vote against someone because of their race/gender as such.  AA and women do have to jump a higher "credibility" hurdle than white males, but it can be done.

I love the fact that he is willing to talk to our enemies, surely dictating to them hasn't helped. I love the fact that he respects and understands that all people of the USA deserves a better life and opportunity regardless of the color of their skin. I love the fact that he did not want war in the first place and spoke openly about it. I love his healtcare plan because it does not mandate or impose fines on those who simply cannot afford it, and he will offer subsidies. MA has a mandatory health plan, read about it and see exactly what you think you want. There are many other policy issues that I prefer from Obama than Clinton.

You all have fell for the spin of the media. Bill Clinton is why the black vote deminished from Hillary and for no other reason. Maybe you wouldn't understand since you are not black. We have always supported the Clintons. I don't buy that "Obligated," story from anyone.

As an African American, yes, I am proud to see a bi-racial person run for President, but it's not all about the color of his skin. He is a vital and very intelligent candidate. About his experience, we have had at least five great Presidents without prior executive level experience and they did a fine job.

In fact, if you are honest with yourself and objective, Obama has demonstrated outstanding leadership skills on an executive level during this campaign. Now that is a fact that cannot be denied. So experience matters but it is not everything. Hillary has experience but look at the way she has run her campaign. It is disasterous.

You all vote for Hillary, more white than black, but do we call you racist because you are giving your vote to Hillary. No! I would rather think regardless to your color, you give her your vote more because of name recognition and reliance on the past rather than your color. I guess I could be wrong. I don't know.

It really doesn't matter the quality of the woman, the ethics of the woman, the honesty of the woman, or anything that would make you extremely proud to pass on to your daughter as morally sound and of good character. It is simply about getting a woman, any woman elected to the highest office in the Country. Now, that is sad, because truly Hillary has attributes and moral issues that no mother should want a daughter to possess.