What is going on for Hillery in Knox. this weekend.Something i hope let me know

I am NOT voting for Obama because of Oprah's interference with Politics. I like Oprah, but when it comes to politics-I just almost HATE. Oprah does not belong in the political arena. God is mightier than Oprah any day and he will teach Oprah this lesson from Febraury 5th onward. Hillary will get this. I am so certain.

Endorsements won't sway people's mind in majority, but only for a few.

Missed the town hall, was busy making sure I had proper instructions from Hillary's campaign for Election Day tomorrow. How was it? I assume the format was probably similar to that at TSU here in Nashville recently...she took questions for an hour and a half...

Only 19 more hours till we finally know something. I have no idea how I'll get a wink of sleep tonight.

The current election coverage by the likes of CNN, MSNBC, etc...has been extremely one-sided. While they love to cover Obama and praise evrything he does, the coverage of Clinton is usually negative and further downplays any win, endorsement, rally, or just any Clinton event.

I find it disappointing that the American people are not getting the whole story. Senator Clinton has been fully scrutinized, while Obama hasn't. Many of Obama's supporters have resorted to personal attacks on Senator Clinton by using profanity and producing obscene videos on YouTube. This will only tear the Party apart. I only hope that people think for themselves and not get caught up in the "moment" and get swept away by "endorsements".

Our country deserves a leader that has been tested. She was the Senator of New York during 9/11. She had tremendous pressure to do something. But we must look to the future and what she can do to get us out of Iraq. I do recall that after 9/11, most of the country felt there was an urgency, a real need to do something.
The Bush administration presented its case to the congress, and it turned out to be a bunch of lies. But none of us had to vote, so it is easy to sit in judgment.

It is clear that there exists a deep dislike for Senator Clinton by Washington insiders. I think it is irresponsible , unprofessional, and unethical to impose such propaganda on the American people.

It is truly disheartening for those of us who are passionate about true democracy.

My vote is for Hillary Clinton. I am not ashamed. I am a proud American that thinks for herself. We don't need ideology right now, what we need is action.

no wonder so many older women are voting for Hillary, while young women are liberated enough not to be locked into color or gender.

What if the young women vote for Clinton?

Impressive town hall meeting. Clinton did a great job. She reaffirmed why I will vote for her tomorrow.

Thanks Senator Clinton. Keep it up.

Democrats everywhere were thrilled when President Bill Clinton went on Fox and responed strongly when attacked. Why in the world would anyone think he should be soft when reporters are asking hard questions now?
Signed Carl Miller

I'm appalled at people taking sides here.

Don't you, at least temporarily, have to take sides. You can only vote for one, right?

I like Barack's inspiration and Hill's perspiration -- a winning ticket for success. I'm appalled at people taking sides here. They are both superstars and deserve the nomination.

Here is a press release with a list of the local hosts from the HRC website.

Chelsea is in Hartford, darn it. Hillary is in New York. Bill's location is undisclosed. There are U.S. House Reps, mayors and governors hosting in some of the other cities.

According to the townhall press release link above, Knoxville's host is "former John Edwards supporter" Warren Gooch, and here's an Oak Ridger story that has a bit more info about it.

I am too old to bail water, lose heat and go through the anguish of power outage. Why does this happen in the United States? Please fix the grid, I know a woman will do the job!!!

Hope doesn't cut if for me. Experience and action does. It might get young people exited, but most young haven't lived life yet, nor do most of them have enough knowledge of recent history to vote for our future.

I voted for Hillary Clinton a few days ago and will do so in the general, and am proud to do so, after much personal research and a gut instinct that has always served me well. It's hard for me to understand anyone who hates Hillary if they have done any research on her at all.

Obama may be edging in with all kinds of endorsements from people and newspapers. Hillary does not need endorsements outside of her own accomplishments. While Obama would be a good President (maybe) Hillary will be a great President (for sure).
Go Hillary!

Quote Susan B. Anthony: "It was we, the people; not we, the white male citizens; nor yet we, the male citizens; but we, the whole people, who formed the Union." We voted absentee for Hillary and proud of it!

Update: The local Town Hall Meeting will be held at the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. The doors open at 7:30PM and the public is invited.

If Hillary gets the nomination I hope people will think very carefully before they let their I Hate Hillary feelings make them vote Republican (for Mitt or McCain) or just stay home.

I understand where that feeling comes from. I was deeply disappointed with Bill Clinton's personal bahavior. It felt personal to me, a slap in the face to those who believed in him. I was also against NAFTA.

Hillary would have been my first choice if she hadn't voted for the war. No excuse will ever work for those who did. The average person could see through the snake-oil sales pitch Bush & Cheney were delivering, so why couldn't our elected officials? Then she voted to label the Iranian Guard terrorists. That was it for me.

BUT...and I think this really important for people to remember. The Clinton years were not all bad. Hillary worked hard during that time to get healthcare and she has been inolved in helping women and supportive of minority rights.

McCain would without question continue to pillage our national treasure chest and will very likely rev up the Iraq War and others to a pitch that could mean disastor, weaken our national security even more, and possibly bring back the spector of nuclear war.

Not voting is a vote for the Republicans. I am NOT a party loyalist. In fact I'm pretty sick of the whole idea of political parties. But I will vote for Hillary if it comes down to it.

Politics as usual and even a Bush-lite candidate seems preferable to a hawk gone amok in his later years. McCain used to be a cool guy, but he has become a Bush groupie now and has grown more and more willing to court radical right conservative voters.

Hillary, warts and all, is heads and shoulders above the competition she will face if nominated. I think this one is a no brainer.

The damage they did fifteen years ago hasn't been forgotten middle class taxes raised nuclear technology sold to enemies abuse of govt and civilian employees thats Hillary's alleged 35 years of experience hurting political enemies and former business partners, town hall should be good for a laugh riot.

Hillary,
I have all the faith in you; please continue with your quest to be our next President of the United States. My mom who is 82 years old is also rooting for you and watches the debates very closely.