I'm a Hillary supporter but I can read the writing on the wall. The majority of the Democratic party want Senator Obama as president and there is nothing that I, or any other Hillary supporter, can do about that.

The only choice left is whether to stay at home or vote McCain in November.

Andre, Portland,ME, USA

Jimmy C - why is it that when someone doesn't like Obama, so many of you blame it on racism? Just an easy way to smear the naysayers? Pretty low in my book. Just think - if he weren't of mixed race, what excuse would you have then?

Carleen Stephens, Battle Ground, WA, USA

The comments above about Obama are coming from Clinton supporters who have tested sour grapes.

Obama is capable and he has given clinton a run for her money by stating what the Americans need. I am sure he will beat Mc Cain come November and deliver all the election pledges.

David Percy Tumusiime, Kampala, Uganda

Obama hasn't run an organization and neither has Hillary. If my memory serves me correctly, she spent 8 years in the White House baking cookies and speaking with Eleanor Roosevelt

Peter, Chicago , USA

Obama has NO leadership experience, he hasn't run an organization, a corporation and with less than a years experience in government what is he going to draw on. Corporate America want him on the ticket because they know McCain will have no trouble beating him and they will remain in control.

Terry, Frankfort, KY, USA

Even if Hillary was on the ticket with Obama I still wouldn't vote for Obama.
In my eyes Obama hasn't won the nominee yet. I would like Obama people to see he not the nominee until the convention.
I have been a long time democrate but I couldn't vote for a man like Obama he can't win.

sharon, cambridge,

If no Hillary, it will be McCain in November.

Milions of Hillary supporters lwill make sure of that.

Ganpat Ram , London , UK

The race isn't over until the convention, unless one candidate gets the requisite number of pledged delegates or one candidate gives up.

Les, if Hillary loses the nomination, more than you know is coming to an end. You have no idea how much disgust and resentment there is over this travesty.

Mike Frazier, Fayetteville, AR, USA

a big thank you to hillary the saviour of the republicans. we all know she is very friendly with young john mccain but to destroy her own party for such friendship is indeed laudable.
give her a medal not just for her bravery under fire in yugoslavia but for doing the 'right thing' for america.

peter jones, moscow,

I admire Hillary's courage. She has fought a good fight, strengthened Obama's run for the presidency and helped to boost the numbers for Democrats. Obama will win in November because she taught him how to deflect the political dirt. The job is done now. Time to exit gracefully and unite as a party.

Jimmy C, Letchworth Garden City, UK

Go Hillary! Michigan is 100% behind you!

Christian Duque, Lansing, MI, USA

As long as Hillary Macbeth stays in the race she keeps the Dem. Party from focusing on McCain and racks up huge debts that she counts on Obama supporters to pay off for her. She's run a demonizing campaign that may yet defeat the Dems in November even as it cannot defeat Obama.

lin, eureka, USA

Susie (Pittsburg), that is just the kind of nonsense that democrats don't need right now. Obama has not offended any typical white people, other than Clinton supporters like you who had expected a coronation instead of a contest. Shun your racism, accept defeat and rally round the Dem Party ideals.

Jimmy C, Letchworth Garden City, UK

I was at Barack Obama's rally in Portland; incidently the crowd was 75,000! The mood here is that Obama has it sewn up, and the campaign has moved on to the general election. Obama barely mentioned Clinton (one gracious tribute I recall) and spent the next hour targeting John McCain.

Ian, Portland, OR, USA

Obama has offended a lot of voting blocs in the Democratic Party - women, Jewish, rural, white middle-class, gun owners, religious, "typical white people", and the voters in Michigan and Florida by blocking re-votes in those states. I doubt he will win November's election.

Susie, Pittsburgh, USA

I'll believe Hillary is out of this goat dance when she halts her candidacy. No sooner. This presidential race from the getgo was always to be a choice between a third term for Dubya and a third term for Bubba. Like McCurdy said, the super delegates will save Hillary, despite the popular vote.

Sterling Greenwood, Aspen, U.S.A.

Hillary appointed to the Supreme Court. How does that sound? Barack Obama wins the US Presidency, with Hillary"s gracious support -- once she concedes the numbers are just against her.( See Real Clear Politics Website if you doubt that.) He appoints her to the Supreme Court (Given the age of several of the judges, an opening is sure to happen. I believe that one of the judges will even step down if and when there is a Democratic president to appoint a Democratic replacement.)

Hillary would then have a position of highest prestige and much power. She is very well qualified; she is a lawyer with much experience and with much understanding of the social and political dynamics of the country.

Kristin, Bolton, USA

No way, of a Obama & Clinton on same ticket. It would be a divorce bound to happen. He will run the country much better with someone else, then having Bill and Hillary looking over his shoulder. If Hillary has the means of staying in the race then let her. OBAMA '08

wilhelmina 78, Ric hmond, tx, U.s.

The dreamticket to beat McCain: Barack Obama & Kathleen Sibelius.

Gwen Williams, Los Angeles, USA

"No chance of winning" - recall that Joseph Kennedy, as US Ambassador in London, at the beginning of World War II reported to his government that Britain had no chance of winning - and that proved to be wrong. In any case, Mrs Clinton will still be of value; there may be an August surprise!

David Cunard, Los Angeles, United States

"I've(you've) got to go now
I've(you've) got to say goodbye
don't try to stop us now
and please don't you cry
can't you see. we've all been through it
it's all been said before"

gene, Sydney,

Yes. Good riddance.

Sinisa, Hamilton, Bermuda

Doris from DC. I'm afraid your dream team will never be.
It's going to be Obama/Rendell.

James M, Old Saybrook CT USA

James Meehan, Old Saybrook, USA

Geez!! Hillary; you put up a good fight; but now its time to go and watch the sunset! OH! Do not forget to take Bob Johnson; the Mayor of Philly;The State of Virginia and Billy with you!This is what happens when you try to Decieve the American People! All your solutions will not work without [Change

nealeo, Highland Park, michigan

Hillary, good bye, and take Bill with you...
By the way, don't divorce him now that you don't need him anymore...

Fabio, Chester,

I would like to see an Obama/Hilliary dream team. If not I would like to have Mr. Richards or Mr.Micheal Bloomberg. I am an American that believe Hilliary will be a big grab for the ticket and a big fighter. Obama/Hilliary to take the White House

doris, washington dc,

Obama/Hilliary that is what I would like to see. The perfect dream team to beat McCain.

doris, washington dc,

Hillary ...it is coming to an end. And by the way take your husband with you....good by

Les GEE, new hyde parkm ny, usa