The surge that Senator Obama has experienced over the last couple of days shows that America is finally hearing him out. Am sure he will perform exceptionally well after super Tuesday.

Cindy, London,

I am not so sure that Blaire was not elected the 1st time, because he used the word "Change" and was a fresh face.
However, I do think it would be a much more pragmatic and effective to have Hillary as President, especially with the sinking economy.

Denise, New York, New York

Voting for hillary is like voting for bill. it seems hes too close to the power.
I like Obama. its really odd, I'm UK born and bred and yet I dislike all of the British alternatives and would much prefer to be able to vote for Obama.

Brown is boring. Cameron really winds me up and the lib dems hardly exist. i've paid more attention to the american elections...well no thats not true. ive paid more attention to the democratic race, i have no idea who the republican candidates even are, than I have any election in britain.

fred, thatcham,

My head says Clinton...

www,inquirelive.co.uk, for some witty blogging!

August, Washington,

I think buying into the propaganda of "experience" vs. "change" is dangerous. We should evaluate candidates based on their record on important issues such as health care, immigration, and war. Even though Hillary Clinton has spent more time in the senate and in the public office, Obama has a better record of getting it "right" on these issues as can be seen from his health care reforms in Illinois and his opposition to Iraq from the get go. I don't think Republicans represent anything different from "status-quo" and let's face it "status-quo" sucks!

VOTE OBAMA!

chini, San Francisco, CA

No, I am from Vilnius, Lithuania, EU.
I think, that Mr. Ron Poul is best. Libertarian-republican. It is nice. But He is not popular in U.S.A. I think, that in this situation is better Mr. M. Romney.

Rolandas Tucas, Vilnius, Lithuania

I am proamerican, globalist, libertarian and think, that in future EU, U.S.A, Canada, Australia, N.Zeland and other libertar and democratic states become a great and strong federation.

Rolandas Tucas, Vilnius,

For all these people saying that Obama should be president and Hilary Vice, surely it should be the other way round as she has experience and he doesn't? He could then get some much needed experience and run next time round. It seems ridiculous that people in America vote for someone simply because they are a new face and and over-use the word 'Change'. Actions speak louder than words. America is entering troubled economic times, and needs someone with experience driving the ship. I was also astounded by McCain's general lack of intelligence. When asked a simple question about policy, he stuttured and stumbled 'Maybe.. Probably..' Surely there needs to be some standards? Out of all the people in America, there must be somebody more intelligent than him! Obama's not much better, 'errrrrr.. i .. errr..'. At least Hillary is intelligent and sharp tongued, but then I suppose American people don't like intelligent women!

Tam, Northampton, UK

Rolandas Tucas ---are you an american?

morton, chicago , illinois

What Romney did in Maine state his strength. He won over 50% of the vote even though both senators endorsed McCain and attended the caucuses speaking for McCain. I have great expectations for the Presidential vote in Nov. Romney is the only candidate who overwhelms those expectations. He is the economic genius, is against illegal immigration. Romney is set to fix our economy and to save the principles upon which the republican party was founded.
Rolandas Tucas

Rolandas Tucas, Vilnius, Lithuania

The razzmatazz of American politics have always had the ingredients of a Broadway musical; this time the casting agents deserve an industry accolade.
We've got senility, a first first lady, as well as a black gent. I hope Mike Huckerberry stays in the show; he's a guitar strumming character straight from the pages of Mark Twain - think global cartoons!
The enthralling prospect of the black gent as President and the lady the Vice, would ensure that the show ran and ran.
We'd have two parrallel presidents continually vying for prominence - essentially a dark plot with an ad-lib script.

Robbie Rohan, Great Chart, UK

No doubt about it: Barack Obama is the best man to be the next president of United States Of America.

Finland's supporting Obama!

Good luck with Super Tuesday!

Kristoffer, Helsinki, Finland

And still no mention of Ron Paul. Media blackout. It's disgraceful.

dazed, Cheltenham,

Mike Huckabee would be my choice for President if I had a vote in this election.Compared to his rivals,he is way ahead insofar as I am concerned. Let me say what he is NOT, unlike
some other prominent presidential canditates we all know..... and this should suffice as a ringing endorsemnt alone. He is not an endorser or supporter of those who butcher human life in the womb nor does he live in their 'make-believe' world of imagined human rights such as that of the much hyped 'right to choose'. And all in the name of compassion,..... if you don't mind! A MISPLACED VIRTUE IF EVER THERE WAS ONE. Enough said !!!

TOM KEARNEY, SHANNON, IRELAND

Situated in a far-off Country, namely India, I can only suggest that The Great Democracy should elect a first Lady as the President.

kalyan das, Calcutta, India

'Hey,' she thought, 'The whole 'tear thing' worked in New Hampshire right? So let's try that again just before Super Tuesday!' Brilliant! There is no tactic too crass for Hilary apparently.

GabeCase, Belfast,

And Ron Paul not a mention of this gentleman why not why the discretion?

Adrian, Besancon, france