Hillary and Bill Clinton, Obama plan whirlwind Wyoming visits

Wow, that's a really big photo of Barack, you have there. Where is Hillary? Any balance in reporting the news? Can we get Barack a pillow? A massage? Something to drink? Doesn't the article say something about Bill Clinton coming to Wyoming? I feel sorry for my fellow Americans when they are spoon fed the media's candidate of choice. This is not the Wyoming way, where free thought, spirit and independent ways are part of our blood. This scary man named Barack will contribute nothing to Wyoming. Hillary, at least is a woman in the spirit of Esther Morris and Nellie Taylor Ross, first woman judge and governor respectively, both hailing from Wyoming. Where is her media coverage on this web site? Go Hillary! We LOVE you! ...and not this empty suit of a man.
4Hillary

Please, Hillary has been given a free ride by the media. They christened her the front-runner 7 years ago. They mindlessly accept her false claim of 35 years of experience and publish her misleading attacks ads as news. The only scary thing is how many rubes swallow her BS.
JohnQ

Oh, did I mention that he is against Amtrak, against increasing the production of renewable fuels, against fuel efficiency standards, against renewable energy worker training, against decreasing greenhouse gas emissions. That sounds like a good deal for Wyoming to protect her gorgeous and precious outdoors. Yeah, vote for the Barack and watch Wyoming turn into South Chicago.
4Hillary

I agree with JohnQ. Either he is lying in all his town hall meetings and stump speeches or you are just a Clinton supporter, which is fine. But please, don't do like she has done, tell the truth. If you don't know, don't say it. Talking about being fair. The media beat the crap out of Senator Obama this last week and an entire network, NBC, came out to back Senator Obama. Who is the media darling? Here in Virginia, we voted for "change", true change. There was a CNN.com article in January that stated that Americans "say" they want change but their voting habbits go toward the status quo, the same old political game. I hope that Wyoming, like Virgina, really go out and vote in change and prove the CNN.com article different. By-the-way, Senator Obama and John Huckabee are the two candidates that repeatedly mentioned strengthening education in America. Too bad John Huckabee did not fair better. I encouraged you to listen to and look up the real facts Wyoming. Remember, experienced political leaders have lead us up until now. How much more experience does this country want to endure? I encourage you Wyoming to not choose a candidate but choose a "person", a citizen who is wants what is good for "every" American not the chosen few. Yes, I support Senator Obama but I did so after weighing each candidate's message and what they really stand for.
Citizen Al

Who ever said Hillary has more experience obviously is not researching the candidates, Here is something for you, If you are a Surgeon and you take your spouse to various events and He or she participates in some capacity, can He or she now add being a surgeon to their resume and will you let them operate on you? Why is it that CNN and other media is passive about her so called experience/ People are voting out of ignorance, you want change but you are not willing to make the change instead you put the same old types of Politicians in office different name different face same politics. Hillary is just like the rest of them, she has always had an agenda. As first lady, she did not want the traditional role she wanted the lime light. If you think, she is for the people what about those who lost their lives during the whitewater scandal. No one seems to remember that situation.
Al R.

Wednesday, March 5, 2008 4:05 PM MST Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will be speaking at Casper College on Friday, said Lisa Icenogle, information coordinator for Casper College. Clinton will be speaking at 6:30 p.m. in the Administration Gymnasium, Icenogle said. The state basketball tournament previously reserved the larger Swede Erickson Thunderbird Gymnasium. Hillary 08!
Jeff

Clinton campaign called Canadians about NAFTA: Mr. Brodie, apparently seeking to play down the potential impact on Canada, told the reporters the threat was not serious, and that someone from Ms. Clinton's campaign had even contacted Canadian diplomats to tell them not to worry because the NAFTA threats were mostly political posturing. The news agency quoted that source as saying that Mr. Brodie said that someone from Ms. Clinton'scampaign called and was "telling the embassy to take it with a grain of salt." http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080306.NAFTA06/TPStory/National
DaveJ

You will know just how much she loves Wyoming when she loses. She'll simply as she always does when Barack wins"oh they dont matter only the big states does". Hillary for President of New York, California and Ohio. Barac Obama for President 08 of the United States.
maxy samy

Maybe if people didn't keep trying to "sew up" the nomination way ahead of the convention, candidates would come to Wyoming more often! I say let ALL Americans vote in the primaries and caucuses. It is our right. As a child, I can remember watching TRUE, exciting conventions where the nominee was picked. Better that way than advertising for Christmas after July 4th! Also, I thought Obama was taking the high road. Maybe three years in Washington is enough to catch the "same old, same old" he kept accusing Hillary of. Whatever happened to the politics of Hope? Whatever happened to change we can believe in? Whatever happened to running a positive campaign? http://hillbuzz.blogspot.com/2008/03/monster-march-monday-money-bomb.html#links
Marian

He flipflops depending on who he is in front of, here is one of the million quotes... In 2004, Sen. Obama also said there was little difference between his position and George Bush’s position on Iraq: In a meeting with Chicago Tribune reporters at the Democratic National Convention, Obama said, “On Iraq, on paper, there's not as much difference, I think, between the Bush administration and a Kerry administration as there would have been a year ago. […] There's not much of a difference between my position and George Bush's position at this stage.” [Chicago Tribune, 07/27/04]
Sherrill