Women feeling letdown with Clinton's chances dimming

ctv.ca: Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., walks holding her ice cream followed by secret service during a campaign stop at a farmer's market in Charleston, W. Va., Tuesday, May 13, 2008. (AP / Elise Amendola)

ctv.ca May 17, 2008

The Associated Press NEW YORK -- As Clinton's prospects sink in the Democratic race, Heintzman and many women like her are feeling the poignant letdown of seeing the first woman with a strong chance at the presidency fall short. "It would hurt my feelings a lot because I think she should be No.... [read full story]

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(anonymous) - May 24, 2008 3:33:57 PM

It is nice to have the language to gather crowds and yell to change. But change means we give up our vote to the delegates. Does change means forget Obama has not voice all 50 states votes count. Change means the individual vote counts whether he is ahead or not. Change or not let every vote count, that what shows Obama is for change. He is young he can afford to gamble and defeat McCain.

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