Make it stop, please.

What's the media buy? This is a question you should answer every time you post any political ad (well to the extent you have the information). In this case, it would help give us a sense of just how much money she's pumping into the state and whether she's really contesting the state.

Just a thought.

Greg,

Is this your way to gin up activity on this board?
It's almost like TaylorMarsh.com

Got anything in the bag that is at least neutral toward Obama?

Obama will run negative ads like w.

Is he still spewing a different kind of politics?

Might as well, the voters are drinking the wrong kool aid again.

Just when you think our country might get back on track with a Clinton economy and forieign policy, the gullible voters dring the wrong kool aid again.

I'm predicting double digit Obama win for Indiana.

I didn't think anyone seriously thought Clinton was going to drop out after tonight.

On another matter, I never read the comments. But last night I read a beautifully written article in the Cafe section from a disillusioned blogger, and I decided to also read the responses in the comment section. I was actually amazed at the level of disillusionment among young Obama supporters. None overtly expressed disillusionment with Obama. But many were completely dismayed by the line of questioning Obama faced at the ABC debate, and by politics in general. I noticed that none of them mentioned the line of questioning Hillary faced at the MSNBC debate earlier. But they seemed to have been thrown by the ABC debate. It struck me that these kids are not likely to remain involved in politics for very long as the hard realities set in. I wasn't expecting to hear this so soon in the political process, with Obama still in the lead, and with money pouring in to his campaign.

Perhaps this wasn't an accurate sampling of how young people feel. Maybe the tone of the blogger's article simply elicited that kind of response. But it really did surprise me to see that much disillusionment already in what has not been that tough a primary, with so much ugliness yet to come.

Life has taken a surreal turn. Here in the small town suburb of Philly called Con-sho-hoc-ken where I live, population 8000+-, we see how crazy this election year is making life. Two sundays ago, as I came out of the local 7-11 with my donuts & coffee, I was astonished to come face to face with Sen. John Kerry. He was travelling with two Obama campaign workers, and obviously wanted to be noticed, as he went in for a pack of gum himself. No one realized at first it was really him, as such a meeting in my small town is not too common. He exchanged pleasantries with we who recognized him and asked us to support Sen. Obama. Then this morning, at the same 7-11, located just around the corner from the polls, my wife and I see none other than HRC and her ten car entourage. I must say, we in Conshohocken are not accustomed to this kind of attention. No ads can begin to give a candidate this kind of endorsement, positive or negative. Unfortunately for HRC, i had just come from casting my vote for the inspirational candidate, Sen. Obama. As I sized her up, I could not help but think how much she would make a decent V.P., or possibly press secretary, but if I ever had any trust in her, it is long gone. Campaigning is one thing, but I feel ss she has tried to destroy Sen. Obama's character and future.