Go, Go, Go, Hillary. Go to victory

Ralph, liaoning, China

Obama skeletons are going to continue to surface.. His arrogance will keep him out of the white house! McCain is the right person for the job!

Jan, charleston, U.S

They are both great candidates.
But Hillary has the advantage of having the best president that the USA has had in years as an advisor if she wins .
I would love to see her as president & him as vice president for 8 years & then him as president.
One thing is for sure the US cannot afford another republican president after the disaster the present one has been.
Brian.

brian lee, medina , USA Ohio

@Bob in Singapore: what a misogynistic comment! None of the other candidates are being judged on their appearance. Hillary is a woman, yes, but she's also brilliant. Look at her as a candidate, and not just a woman, for heaven's sake! BTW, Botox is not the American way, it's the California way.

drumdiva, Trumbull, Connecticut, USA

Emma, NYC

Singapore is a city state at the end of the Thai peninsula

RICHARD BOYCE, Haywards Heath, West Sussex

Drat! Thought we could go back to having more UK news. Come on Obama - put the Clintons to the sword.

Ian Burgess, Bristol,

well, whatever your view, you'd have to say that the contest certainly has the attention of the world far more than it nornally would.

Simon, Sydney, Australia

Emma New York,

Perhaps the lady doth protest too much.

H, Perth,

Only one problem with the article- no one can count. If you tune into the Slate delegate calculator on the internet you can easily see that Clinton will have difficulty getting the necessary delegates even if she win the next eleven contests.

alan morgan, Merifons, France

After two terms of Dubbya I can't believe America's toying with the idea of shooting itself in the foot again. Billary's a car wreck in a blonde crash helmet. Let's just hope Barack Obama grabs the keys off her before she careers into the White House.

Thomas Martin, London, UK

I must say, I am really delighted! Specially, after all the unfair bashing she has received from the media!

Time and time again this woman has come from behind and won -- she deserves to be nominated!

Nick, London, UK

it will be appropriate if the superdelegates decide the outcome. one criticism of obama is that he can't play the game. we'll see, won't we?

jem, london, uk

It is not good democracy to have USA ruled by 2 families over 20 years: Bush, Clinton, Clinton, Bush, Bush, Clinton, Clinton - no, no: stop it. A clean sweep out is needed in the white house.

Andy, Surrey, UK

Well done, Hillary! You are the right choice. I hope you win.

KP

kp, London ,

In response to Emma, NY - by virtue of your comment, don't you think its a case of the pot calling the kettle black here?

Getting back to the subject, can the USA come to its senses - anyone but Clinton, please. Her career history makes Machiavelli's look innocent by comparison - you only have to look at the way she behaved towards her husband's presidential staff to see what a deeply unpleasant character she is.

Choose Obama or McCain as they both have more substance and moral fibre in their little finger than HC has in her entire body (provided of course that the latter can keep in check the more whackier xenophobic Neo Cons in his party, whose behaviour at times has the potential to threaten and undermine any hopes of acheiving stability in the world nearly as much as that nutcase Bin Laden).

As was once said about an equally unpleasant British MP (and chinless wonder), there is something of the night about Hilary - its just about the power for her, nothing else.

Arthur, London,

Emma form New York.... you SERIOUSLY need to take some geography lessons and read up current affairs.

Singapore is an independent island state of the southern coast of the Malay Peninsula.... one place it is NOT is in the UK.

Neither does it have, nor did it every have, Tony Blair as a politician.

I'm not sure whether I should laugh or cry at your ignorance.

Lance, Crawley, UK

I would vote for Hilary Clinton, people who will not voet because of her husband are wrong.
Its awaste to vote barak Obama, he just does not seem right.
If Obama wins !! then I hope that Macain does it for America.

David, Birmingham, UK

Well done Hillary ! I am with you all the way. Although I have no vote being a UK citizen, I think you will be the best thing for the US in many, many years of presidents and the office they hold. In addition to changing some of the significant challenges the richest nation on earth faces within, I also believe you will be one to to really move and change the face of the world. Go for it ! Paul Evesham, UK

Paul Myler, Evesham, UK

Hillary kicked our butts this time :)
But, it's not over until the fat lady sings! And Wyoming, Mississippi, North Carolina, you know what to do! We want the Obama mobile, which had just stopped to refuel, regaining the momentum.

Elias, Stevenage, UK

Carol Lee the fact that you are financially relatively well off, you have the luxury of voting for Obama. What if you not financially well off? The feel good "yes we can" is not just good enough.

Don, Bakersfield, USA

Carol Lee - because the Clinton White House was a horrorshow of a buoyant economy and international respect. Let's hope we never have to see that again.

Honestly, what's with the Clinton-hating?

Dave H, Birmingham,

Americans - wake up you always seem to elect the wrong candidate.

In the last Presidential elections - you elected GW & then it seemed that the majority amongst you were unable to live with your choice.

The US economy is in now in tatters and requires rebuilding with great expertise - or history will record the Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire as a damp squib in comparison with the irretrievable collapse of the USA.

Remember - when you elect a president, you also get an administration.

Which candidate can gather the best administration to save your economy.

A Clinton administration is your only lifeline to future prosperity.

A prosperous US means a prosperous world.

Richard, Bucharest,

If she doesn't win this thing fairly - that is, without more pledged delegates and popular vote total - expect to see a massive exodus from the Democratic Party.

Greg, San Francisco, California

Bob, Singapore. Remember petty minds dwell on petty things. Who was it, Tony Bliar who spent a fortune on cosmetics? But I presume that's the typical British male way, no?

Emma, New York City, USA

i am a financially relative well off independent voter, i voted for Obama;

but if Democrates choose mrs Clinton, i will vote for MaCain , i just don't want to see Mr. Clinton to go back to White House, same as my wife.

carol lee, fremont, california, usa

Ever wrinkle on her face? Every time I see her she has less and less and more of a botox appearance. Then again that is the American way is it not?

Bob, Singapore,