This campaign of unity sure is somethin'.

Oh, yeah, that's an effective message ... for Obama.

Voting for Hill is like voting for my mom. She's from a different era, and the world has moved on. Do you think someone her age is going to really grasp tech issues like Net Neutrality?

Expect the same type of political double-talk from Hillary as we got from Bush. She is using the same playbook.

Feel free to play the age card. It loses your candidate some moral authority, but w'ev. The thing is: young people don't vote. They just don't. Relying on them in either the primaries or the general is a dumb move.

But we'll see tonight if you're right, or if the last thirty years of electoral politics is right.

There was an amazing reassesment of boomer ways and means a few years back - I don´t remember where - that traced some of the spirit of the Right´s populist/anti-intellectual appeal to Nicholson´s character stance in ´Five Easy Pieces´: to the manor born, rejecting the arts, classifying thinking people as ugly boobs, abusing waitstaff, and honoring the virtue of people (Karen Black, in this film) who just wanna watch TV.

Obama is truly the candidate of hope, in so many ways.

I´d go into the Clintons´ end-of-The Sopranos ad too, but I think it is self-explanatory and extremely revealing. This last-minute lie about Obama being anti-abortion further convinces me McCain would beat her, because it makes me consider, for a mad second, he might have my vote too.

I don't give a good rip about any actor's political leanings. They aren't in our eye because of their brains or their political ability but because they are pretty and (some) can pretend to be other people.

This call is just plain creepy and it seems almost like he is whispering in my ear which is even creepier! EWWWW!

Good thing for HRC I would never vote for BHO!

Oh, and the age thing, who has a landline phone that is available for robocalls anymore????? Old people.

when is the last time youth had a president worth voting for and could connect to in the last 30 years?

A circular argument. Kids didn't show up, ergo the candidates weren't appealing to teh kids. I was an early and enthusiastic Clinton supporter in '92- caucused for me, phone banked for him, knocked on doors for him. Way fucking more than I had for Dukakis. I was 23 years old.

You and I will find out tonight at Moe's if your Obama youthquake shows up at the polls. My prediction: Clinton sits w/ 100+ more committed (non-super) delegates than Obama after CA is tallied.