I am a Christian. I am pro-life. I am pro-family. I have a job. I am a conservative. I voted for Hillary Clinton today. It is my hope that the democratic primary will continue. Obama and Hillary can spend more money on their campaigns.

Next time Huckabee.

Jimmy D.
Katy, TX

I am here in Cincinnati Ohio on this gloomy day, it is pooring down rain. I hope people get out and vote today because we need a huge turn out. I have seen alot of people with the I Voted Today stickers and I have heard alot of Republicans say they voted for Hillary. I hope that by them doing that that it does not back fire. I cannot stand Hillary Clinton and I cannot bring myself to vote for her, I am leaning towards Barack because I can at least stand to look at him. What are your thoughts?

Kelly
From Cinti Oh

I’d like to see a running count of how many delegates are still open/available/outstanding.

If I lived in Vermont or Rhode Island,I would feel really left out….all you hear about are Texas and Ohio.How much time did the canidates spend in Vermont,or Rhode Island?

never in all of my years have i seen two such pityfull options that the democratic party has thrown up for democrats to choose from. are they looking for another peanut farner to turn the country upside down again. we have a woman who says she is a leader, the only thing she has ever led with is her mouth, next we have a man who proclaims to be the man of change, but all he really is, is a man with a gift of gab that would make a carpet bagger enviouse. just look at his record, or should i say what record. it is bad enough we have an inept congress with the likes of pelossi and ried must we now have an inept white house

If I could say one thing to Chelsey Clinton it would be

“I don’t Like Osama, Obama, or your Mama”

I just voted here in Texas. I voted for Mitt Romney. Not because I am stupid. I know he is no longer in the race but his name was still on our ballot and I can’t bring myself to vote for John McCain or Mike Huckabee. I had considered a protest vote for Ron Paul but when I saw Romney’s name still on the ballot, I exercised some wishful thinking. The wrong candidate dropped out.

Hillary Clinton running on experience?

I have yet to find one person that can tell me anything the she has actually accomplished.

She says she has all the solutions - that seems pretty presumptuous. Since she is a senator why hasn’t she already fixed everything thats wrong in Washington?

Since she is part of the Washington establishment, she is part of the problem, not the answer.

I am disappointed that with 300 million people in the US (and we have some very brilliant people ), this group of 2 or 3 people is the best we could come up with to choose from to be the next president? All of them are pathetic.

I am going to vote for the write in candidate “None of the above”

Clonton=McCain
Only Obama shaws the hope of change

I do not beleive the real question has been asked. Is America ready for a female or black president?