I think Mrs. Clinton, with all due respect , appears to possess a sense of entitlement in regard to being the future next President. This sense of entitlement that I see in Mrs. Clinton's words, emotions and actions I believe is the antithesis of serving in my experience. I would like to think that the President is a leader who has a strong sense of self and self awareness grounded in the foundation of service. I think she truely believes she is being of service but it appears to me that there is a quest for power that is not emotionally balanced. I am highly concerned that if she were to be elected that her words and actions would become devisive and make for painful outcomes for the US over the next term. Simple examples I have seen include words "I" . . .will make Change" and seeing her tears/frustrated when things are not going her way - I see these as over zealous behaviors and a foundational character problem. Respectfully, I recommend America not vote for her.

Brock, Summit, NJ

I know that Hilary Clinton would make a fantastic president!!!! She is the most qualified and would address the issues that have been ignored by the Bush administration! She wil get my vote!! Go HILARY!!!!

Victoria Jean French, Charlotte, North Carolina

This article seems to have forgotten a lot of supporters. Former Iowa governor, Tom Vilsack, as well as his wife, Christie Vilsack, are very strong Clinton supporters. Tom Vilsack almost ran as a democrat presidential candidate early on - I can't believe he wasn't mentioned in this! They're extremely important Clinton supporters.

Obviously, as an Iowan resident, I voted for Clinton back in January.

Cassi, Burlington, Iowa