janette williams6:40PMMay 9th 2008

I will not vote on Obama,I really beleive he is a racist and so is his wife.Thanks to North Carolina we are in this mess,and Indiana didn't come through either,my god I can't beleive this.You people are going to put a muslim in office that hates america.I wish Hillary would run independent or she could switch parties and run with McCain.Well what ever I and my family will go with McCain.

JIMBO131A6:40PMMay 9th 2008

Senator Kennedy, I didn't know it was OK to let young ladies drown to death.

kebe6:40PMMay 9th 2008

Hello Obama supporters; all you care is about Obama, but we the Hillary supporters care about America and Hillary so at the end we will win and win GOD bless America

KAY SMITH6:41PMMay 9th 2008

IF NOT HILLARY, THEN MCCAIN...... WHAT A SHAME ....WE HAD A CHANCE AT A DEMOCRAT AND LOST IT......OBAMA'S WIFE AND FORMER MINISTER DID HIM IN FOR ME....NO THANKS....

J mac6:41PMMay 9th 2008

I will not vote for OBAMA if he wins I do not trust him at all. I have been a lif long democrat I will vote for John McCain If Obama gets the Nomination

denise6:41PMMay 9th 2008

There is to much bad blood between the two. Also Hillary has made some very negative remarks about Obama and racist remarks about him and Minorities in general. I feel to make his ticket a strong one he should pick someone from the south, a fresh person but with experience that would compliment him, and that believes more in him and his abilities. Considering Hillary has shown how she feels.

y2kprecious6:41PMMay 9th 2008

I HOPE HILLARY WILL GO INDEPENDENT SHE WILL WIN AND PUT HIM OUT COMPLETELY GOOD LUCK HILLARY PUT HIM WHERE HE BELONGS

mary k6:41PMMay 9th 2008

I am a life time Democrat. I will not vote for obama. He reminds me of a hot dog with ears.. Can you see it? Well said Mary O

thunder6:41PMMay 9th 2008

There are so many frikkin liars posting on AOL.

Come on people, grow up....

When OBAMA is officially our nominee, all true Democrats are going to vote for him in November.

If you vote for that old fart McCain.....you ain't no Democrat/Independent anyway.

All of you immature, silly, delusional hillary supporters need to stop with the childish threats! If you're prejudiced, bigoted, racist or a white supremacist, we don't want you anyway.

OBAMA is the future of the Democrat Party and the Country. The clinton's, bushes and mccain's represent the old guard; the failed policies of the past.

Barack & Michelle OBAMA have energized the country. Young first time voters are going to change the course of history....and for the betterment of the United States Of America. Only OBAMA can repair the damage to America's reputation around the world done by 8 failed years of bush/cheney.

And yes, Oprah's support helped.

Ted Kennedy is CORRECT! We need a younger VP with the ebullient vitality, energy and vision of Barack OBAMA. Not Hillary. She has way too much baggage including, lobbyists, special interest groups, Washington insiders and Bill!

America will be respected again after Barack is sworn in.

Phyllis6:42PMMay 9th 2008

If you are a true Democratic, you will not vote for Mc Cain. You have to be a real dumb ass, to vote Mc Cain. A vote for Mc Cain is a vote Bush and the 100 year war. If Sen. Clinton get the nomination I will vote for her. I don't like her at all. She think just because she was first lady for eight years, that she can be president. She only been first Lady and in the US Senator. She don't know any more they Sen Barack Obama. If she lose this, she can thank her husband and his mouth, and the fact she will do and say any to be president. To some of us that's a turn off.

The real reason people don't want to vote for Senator Barack Obama is because he is an African American. They don't want to say that because people may mistake then for a racial. That what we think, what else can it be. You rather give Bush a 3rd term, then vote for Senator Barack Obama.

CCW6:42PMMay 9th 2008

When will we get beyond the race issue? Those of you who say you want vote for Obama if he is the Democratic candidate. Instead you'll vote for McCain. What? Do you really want our troops to continue to stay in Iraq? Do you really want to sink deeper into a recession? Do you really want to support policies that you once stood for as Democrats? Wake up!! Get over yourselves and see the reality of what our country is supposed to stand for.

Gary Gunn6:43PMMay 9th 2008

The last time two Democrates coould only win the presidence was in 1960 when in order to win Texas J.F.K. had to swallow his pride and beg L.B.J. to run with him. We saw what happen to J.F.K. and with the Clintons it would be another path to the white house. How soon we forget

Cosmic Canine6:43PMMay 9th 2008

So TED is advising Obama shouldn't pick Hillary as VP??? Yeah, Ted's such a great promoter of presidential horse flesh. Gore--Loser. Kerry, Loser. Ted's own campaign--DOA. Obama--NEXT LOSER, if Hillary's voters don't vote for him. The Obamorons don't want to admit it but if the Democratic rules were winner take all, Hillary would be the nominee because she wins the big states AND THE SWING STATES THAT THE DEMS NEED IN THE FALL. I PROMISE you, I will not vote for Obama. I am sick to death of the arrogance of the Obama and his people. I will absolutely vote McCain if Hillary is not on the ticket. She won almost half, folks. You need her.

Maybe Teddy should drive Hillary home if you don't want her around...

Bonnie6:43PMMay 9th 2008

I have lived in massachusetts and have been a Kennedy supporter for years and then I grew up and realize ...this man has done nothing... for anyone...He may sound good to liberals..he is NOT the has fed off the voters far to long...ask him about the wind turbines that he would vote for because his view from his Hyannisport porch will be disturb... What's good fot the goose is good fot the gander Fat Boy!

Emily L Doran6:43PMMay 9th 2008

It seems to me that too many people are trying to make it difficult for Obama at every turn. Ted Kennedy is too old just like McCain is too old. I am not particullarly thrilled with an obama/Hillary ticket; but, it sure beats a Obama/Kennedy ticket. Ted, you, in my opinion, will serve the Democratic party better just where u are.

Catherine Bombac6:43PMMay 9th 2008

All righty then!
John McCain will hit Obama with Wright, the weatherman contact, Hamas, Larry Sinclair, his lack of experience, and, his inability to make a decision unless he is coached from the sidelines.

We will have McCain as our next president. All because some silly people would rather dream from words spoken by a charistmaic man. Reality is another story. Hillary should be the president. Our country would rebound financially, and, life would be a lot less dependent on foreign interests.

MARLENE6:44PMMay 9th 2008

KENNEDY IS RIGHT. AND BESIDES, THE PRESIDENT WOULD BE SHARING THE SPOTLIGHT WITH BILL CLINTON AS WELL AS HILLARY IF SHE GETS THE VP NOD. NOT A GOOD IDEA WHEN ONE IS AS PUSHY AS BILL; HE REQUIRES TOO MUCH ATTENTION AND NEEDS HIS EGO STROKED (AMONG OTHER THINGS!) TOO FRQUENTLY. OUR NEXT PRESIDENT NEEDS TO STAND ON HIS OWN TWO FEET WITHOUT ANY NOISE FROM THE PEANUT GALLERY. GO BARACK! I WILL SUPPORT YOU EVEN THOUGH I AM A HILLARY FAN, TURNED OFF BY HER NASTY CAMPAIGN!

WILMA6:44PMMay 9th 2008

HILLARY DO NOT JOIN WITH HIM. DNC MADE A BIG MISTAKE FORCING HIM ON US. WE WILL VOTE REP.

Joe Feil6:45PMMay 9th 2008

How about, it don't matter! Rebublicans Win anyway!

DS6:45PMMay 9th 2008

Personaly it would be a smart move by Obama to select
Hillary as a VP running mate. It would bring in a good portion of on the fence voters who are not happy with the idea of Obama being the Democratic candidate. I'm one of them. I'm considering voting Republican for the first time. Make a wise choice. Do not listen to Ted Kennedy. He still has his head in a bottle. There are many like me.