Contact your Super delegates

5:18 pm PDT, Jun 10, Evelyn Warren, West Virginia
I cannot support superdelegates who vote against the will of their state. Obama did not have the delegates to win, and Clinton won the popular vote. This superdelegate system made this election as worthless as the 2000 Gore election. Since my party decided one person, one vote is not the democratic way, I will have to support the republican candidates in the future. I feel like I, along with the rest of the 18 million Clinton voters got ran over by the bus. The driver was Howard Dean, and the passengers on the bus were the superdelegates who hijacked it.

12:43 pm PDT, Jun 3, James Lindsay, Oregon
To Whom It May Concern: I’m writing you in hopes that you will listen to a 60+ year veteran who cares very much what happens to this country. The time for nit-picking politics should be a long time gone from here, especially now when so many lives depend on truth and justice in this nation and throughout the world. Sadly though it seems that all of the so called news organizations want to do is pander to just that, it’s disgraceful, especially CNN and Fox. The facts and truths are the most paramount subjects that confront us now and have throughout out history. This needs to be addressed now, lives depend on it. Senator Hillary Clinton has done just that. However Senator Obama would like you and everyone with listening distance to believe that it’s nothing to brag about. And this from a Senator who has much more talk than walk in his resume and career. He started out lying about Senator Clinton (NAFTA) and nobody seemed to care about that. This disturbs me greatly and I’m certain and believe that if Senator Obama gets the nomination that Senator McCain will get the Presidency. Senator Clinton has not lied to anyone and that is a fact. I would like to write more about why I think Senator Clinton is the right person for the job of Commander and Chef. In short: 1.) She knows and truly cares about the people of this great country, and other countries as well. 2.) She has been tested and tried under fire in ways that we can not even imagine. 3.) I know she will keep her head when those around her are loosing there’s. 4.) She is truly a person with compassion for others and a remarkably intelligent mind that sets out to help others and will not rest until she has accomplished just that. She is a person of character. Remember “It takes a village to raise a child”? 5.) Nothing gets by her; she is as smart as they come. I don’t’ think that I have seen a smarter person in the presidency, ever, and that includes JFK. In closing I would like to add that if you could name anyone better suited for the position of commander and chief who is running please let me know, so far I have not seen anyone else. So I’m asking that you please listen to someone who cares deeply about this country and who has given all that I could in defending it to please vote for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. She is the right man for the job. Thanks you for your attention, James Lindsay USMC retired.

3:06 pm PDT, Jun 1, Beth Caron, Florida
More people in our country have voted for her than for her opponent. How can that not be a win? I'm from a state where I'm only considered 1/2 of a legal vote. I was born in this country and have paid taxed all of my life. My vote is not something to be "taken away" like a video game or TV from a kid who is in a time out. It is my vote and my vote is my freedom. The DNC doesn't have a right to punish my state party officials with my vote. It's mine. I cherish it.

2:17 pm PDT, Jun 1, Name not displayed, Washington
If I could talk to all of the super delegates....I'd tell them how it is disturbing to me that H.Clinton agreed to the terms beforehand about FL and MI and then was the only Dem. to campaign in FL and the only Dem. to put her name on the MI ballot and feels that NOW these states should count when it really does not truly represent all of the people's choice in these states. That's just not John Wayne. It's more like the little girl I knew growing up with the angelic face and always won at all the board games and card games because she kept changing the rules and was strong-willed and mean. I am a middle-aged white woman and I have lived to see the day that a sharp, intelligent woman is running for president and it makes me upset to even think of her becoming president. I have an eleven year old daughter and she doesn't need to have H. Clinton become president for her to believe that she can become the President of the United States.,,she always believed she could be the President of The United States and it was her goal in life since kindergarten, but now she wants to be a surgeon. Honor is more important than gender or position. I want my daughter to have a president that sets an example for my daughter by being a president with honor, more than any other trait. The way that H. Clinton has conducted herself with FL. and MI has not been with honor and not with class. Even more disturbing is that she is misleading others in the process and hurting her political party. My daughter doesn't need H. Clinton to show her how to be a 'fighter' and a 'scrapper'. My daughter knows how to stand her ground for what is right and true and what she believes while maintaining her dignity and sense of honor. Because of this, other children naturally follow my daughter. I have friends with children in high school. They are telling me that there is and has been a huge increase of girls exploring being lesbian because....'oral sex is not really sex'. There are girls in my son's jr. high that willingly perform oral sex on boys because...'oral sex is not really sex'. (I have friends that ask me how I can realistically expect our sons to remain chaste until they're married. My reply to them is how can I realistically expect my sons to exhibit control and remain true and faithful to their future wives if I can't expect them to exhibit any control before they are married?) The point is - if H. Clinton left Bill when he was unfaithful she would of sent a message to all of our country's young girls and women what TRUE STRENGTH is....and to all of our young people...'oh yes, oral sex IS sex.' H. Clinton does NOT represent strength or honor to me. She is NOT in my mind a good example for my daughter in the least bit, or my granddaughters...or my sons.

11:04 pm PDT, May 30, Name not displayed, Minnesota
Please vote for Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention. Beyond that I believe every last vote should count as it was cast. Political gamesmanship is not the fault of the person casting the vote. Altering the out come of the nomination process artificially is no less offensive than ballot rigging. When historically our citizens have bled for the right to have a say in how their country is governed via their only real voice THE VOTE, the thought that Michigan and Florida’s votes may not be counted in their entirety is utterly repugnant to me. The revolutionary war, the women’s suffrage movement through the civil rights movement our fellow Americans have bled and died just for the right to cast a vote. And now because of some foolish political games you are actually thinking of taking that right away from my fellow Americans? Just the thought of that potential angers me to my core. Seat the delegates in full. Truly the general belief out here is that nothing the average citizen has to say counts. Still unbelievably in that context you are actually thinking of disenfranchising Florida’s voters yet again. And on top of that you are going to rub salt in the wound and do the same to Michigan? You can’t be serious. The votes that are cast in primaries and caucuses are every bit as important as those that are cast in the general elections. That there has been this rush to say whom you are going to vote for before the convention is just crazy. If you want a shorter nomination process there are better ways to do it, ones that do not exploit this having to vote for the winner mentality. Personally I do not think you should be allowed to say whom you are going to vote for. Just like television stations should not project a winner until after ALL of the nations polls have closed. Don’t deny my fellow Americans their right to have their vote count. SEAT THE DELEGATES. COUNT EVERY SINGLE VOTE THAT WAS CAST.

9:41 am PDT, May 16, Marjorie Harper, Oklahoma

6:31 am PDT, May 16, Fred Fall, New Jersey
If the Superdelegates are smart,they will realize that they need states like Ohio,Pennsylvania,Florida and Michigan and they will respect the votes cast in those states.Too many of Obama's delegates are from caucuses where a small numer of fanatical supporters can sway the outcome-this was especially true in Texas where caucuses essentially overturned the result of the primary,which Hillary had won by over 100,000 votes.

9:09 pm PDT, May 15, Carrie Harris, Alaska
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/hope-v--stability

8:49 pm PDT, May 14, Kimberly Ling, California
Let's have someone who's experienced, not just about talk and "change". I hope these superdelegates make up their minds and realize the right person to support.

10:37 am PDT, May 14, M P, Massachusetts
I think super delegates should pay attention to the 17 million people that have voted for Clinton -- when 1/2 of them say they'll go with Mccain.....that is a serious number of people to have vote rebuplican...the newly registered voters going with obama for the most part are college students without the experience of economy, oil crisis, housing crisis, credit crisis, world issues, etc......you might never get those votes again, and you would have lost all those long standing democratic voters who you are not representing.....look at the whole picture, and let the voters be heard and the superdelegates should carry out the mission to put the most credible person up against the republican nominee.....HILLARY

10:37 am PDT, May 14, M P, Massachusetts
I think super delegates should pay attention to the 17 million people that have voted for Clinton -- when 1/2 of them say they'll go with Mccain.....that is a serious number of people to have vote rebuplican...the newly registered voters going with obama for the most part are college students without the experience of economy, oil crisis, housing crisis, credit crisis, world issues, etc......you might never get those votes again, and you would have lost all those long standing democratic voters who you are not representing.....look at the whole picture, and let the voters be heard and the superdelegates should carry out the mission to put the most credible person up against the republican nominee.....HILLARY

7:48 pm PDT, May 10, Victoria Thomas, Wyoming

4:31 pm PDT, May 10, David Dunkleberger, Pennsylvania

3:51 pm PDT, May 10, Thomas Pirovano, Switzerland

3:25 pm PDT, May 10, Name not displayed, United States Minor Outlying Islands

2:53 pm PDT, May 10, NANCY RILEY, Georgia
Delegates Selecting Obama….Mark My Words !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope those delegates know that their decision will be eternally remembered and written in stone. They will be killing their own futures, siding with a canidate that cannot be elected and has split America wide open. Black vs White…. And when all Obamas chickens come home to roost (his associations & LIES) they will look as un- American as him and his snotty unpatriotic wife.

1:41 pm PDT, May 10, Terry L. west, West Virginia

4:01 pm PDT, May 9, Geneva N. Daniels, Pennsylvania
Make your choice for Clinton and she will be the voice of wisdom and,I think, she has the experience to deal with almost all of our problems. But either way if you superdelegates have a vote in mind do it soon. Don't sit on the side lines forever

9:48 am PDT, May 9, Mike Downs, Missouri

8:12 am PDT, May 9, Name not displayed, New York

7:40 am PDT, May 9, Name not displayed, Germany