There is no such thing as the ObamOprah campaign. Barack has been campaigning for over a year, and Oprah appeared with him a grand total of four appearances in 3 states. Hardly an Oprah campaign. Clinton has taken Magic Johnson all over the country with her. Does that make a Hillargic campaign?

Ellen you must say this everyday until the election...

I give this mantra to you...

IF NOT HILLARY... THEN HUCKABEE !!!! LOL that is a joke..

ELLEN THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PUTTING THE SUNSHINE BACK IN MY DAY..I cry every time I hear Hillary speak now because I do not want this opportunity to slip away..

BUT THIS IS NOT A LAUGHING MATTER.. THIS IS SERIOUS..Hillary knows it and we all know it too..
How many of you can think of a young boy, or young woman returning from war torn apart by bombs and not shed a tear..And you belittle Hillary for having feelings??? Hillary knows how important the times are.. she lived through the Viet Nam war just like most of us.. we know the cost of war is not measured in dollars.. but in human lives and suffering..

Is Barack even old enough to remember the Viet Nam war?? how long it dragged on and what the cost was to the American people..

I would rather have a President who can feel and cry than a puppet like we have now in the White House.

Thank you Ellen for finally coming out..(on Hillary)... you are a fighter just like Hillary..
Ladies we may never have this opportunity again to put a woman in the White House.. At least not in my life time..
I voted for her because she is the best qualified 'person' to lead us out of this mess. It is what she has been preparing for all of her life.. to lead and serve... she is the candidate of experience and change.. Obama is the 'fad' ..you could say he as gone 'viral' like a youtube video.. here today gone tomorrow..

It will take a woman to clean up the mess just like always..men never clean up after themselves.Bush has already promised us that he has not intention of getting us out of 'his' mess..

Barack will still be here in 2016.. But Oprah may be retired by that time.. No more Angel Network to pay for his campaign??

Come on Texas and Ohio! HHHHHHHHHillary!!

Well I just read my previous comment and a few times I got ahead of myself and in parts it doesn't make sense!

Any who, what is clear is that Hillary Clinton is the best option when you look at things seriously! This country won't survive another term of asinine decisions! We have to think long and hard before we cast our vote!

I am really excited that you are a Hillary supporter!! From outside the box, it's really upsetting how the media has handled the Democratic candidates. Playing favorites, isn't helpful to either candidate, at least not in the long run. But, I like when I see faces, recognizable faces, that are supporting Hillary. She has gotten a raw deal throughout this whole process. If she cries - she's weak. If she doesn't - she's cold. She just can't win. I feel if people could just take a step back, and examine the situation as it really is, without all the media fluff, they would see that she is the most qualified person for the job. Our country is a mess right now, the world is a mess right now, we need someone who can handle stepping into all this chaos, and start actually handling it.
We need grace under pressure and extreme scrutiny - we need Hillary!

I have another cent..forgot to mention about solutions versus change..Sen. Clinton had the experience and yet the problems we've been experiencing now had been caused by wrong decisions in the past. And Mrs. Clinton had been part of supporting those we know now are mistakes like NAFTA & the war in Iraq. Mrs. Clinton was right when she said "actions speak louder that words" --her actions in the past hopefully people know now were wrong. And if she's offering solutions that would just create more problems, it's not good to have a President like that. It's not always trial and error like in science labs. We need a President who has a good judgment and great ideas. Mrs. Clinton's health care mandate is a CATASTROPHE, Ellen. I hope you can see how much of a burden would it be to the poor people, middle class when a Pres. Clinton starts that plan! It's NOT GOOD IF PEOPLE ARE FORCED TO BUY HEALTH CARE PLANS (not everyone can afford it). Moreover, about these candidates supporting UAFA. I have doubts especially with Sen. Clinton and Melissa Etheridge said it best "we felt thrown out of the bus" (about same-sex couples disregarded when Bill Clinton was President backed by the LGBT community).. And I think Mr. Obama had a good judgment when it comes to the war (although he supported funding the war) and great ideas. I'm still a DENNIS KUCINICH supporter. I hope that people hear about him and hopefully, Mr. Kucinich's ideals, ideas and visions resonate and touch many...

I STILL LOVE YOU & YOUR SHOW ELLEN no matter who you support... For me, Dennis Kucinich is the best. Now, I'm supporting Mr. Obama: Yes, we can. Little change is better than no change at all. And I think that's what Mr. Obama offer: little change, small steps to get to the point we're we truly see GREAT CHANGES here & the rest of the world. Thank you.

hi Ellen! it's been obvious that the media is not fair; just check out what happened to other candidates who deserve a chance to be heard like Dennis Kucinich & John Edwards..it was Dennis Kucinich who inspired me and like many other teens and other personalities such as Sean Penn, Viggo Mortensen, Melissa Etheridge, Willie Nelson, etc. For me, Dennis Kucinich was the best candidate out there and what media did to him was bring his campaign down. He's the only one who voted against the war in Iraq, the one who's campaigning for real change here and abroad; even Paula Abdul supports his plan of having a U.S. Department of Peace, which would address issues of violence like hate crimes here at home. I think the American people at this point of time is NOT yet READY for that BIG change. So, little change is enough for now with the momentum on Obama's campaign. Between the two remaining top-tier Democratic candidates, I would support Sen. Obama (nope, not because Oprah supports her) eventhough Mr. Obama offers little change & not much difference with Sen. Clinton, I feel his sincerity (not that Mrs. Clinton is insincere), Mr. Obama has that charm, sincerity which can inspire the people and the youth like me...

that's my two cents!

anyhow, love your jokes about the glitter issue! You're darn funny. Loving your pics with Portia! that's HOT (as Paris Hilton would say it)! ;) and that guy, hope he wins his Oscar next time... and darn lucky girls, a brand new GMC acadia! Love the 30 sec commercial..awesome show. lookin' forward to see you on tomorrow's show! take care

I must take exception to the previous writer's comments that Barack Obama has not told people what he is about or what his vision for our country is. His Plan for America is published in a 60-page booklet entitled "The Blueprint For Change". In it are his plans for every issue you want to know about: health care, economy, middle class preservation, taxation, immigration, Iraq, foreign policy, alternative energy sources, and much, much more. (You can also find his plans at www.barackobama.com). Obama has told of his plans in every debate and they have also been widely reported by the media. As a volunteer for Barack Obama, when I ask people what they like about Hillary, I hear two things: "She's a woman", or "I liked Bill". When I ask people what they like about Barack, they give me details about his plan on very specific issues. That is my measurement for whether people are voting for the candidate or the gender/race. Like many women, I have longed for the day when we would see a woman become president, but Hillary isn't the best candidate - Obama is!

ELLEN I ALWAYS THOUGHT YOU WERE AN AWSOME HUMBAN BEING; NOW THAT YOU ARE SUPPORTING HILLARY I AM CONFIRMED....YOU ARE AWSOME....

THAT IS ONE OF THE BEST THINGS YOU COULD DO. I HAVE BEEN BLOGING SINCE SHE STARTED HER CAMPAIGN. I FEEL THE MEDIA IS TOTALLY BIAS BECAUSE SHE IS A WOMAN...

I FEEL THAT OBAMA HAS BEEN PUSHED BY THE DEMS
FROM THE BEGINNING...AND BY MEDIA; IF YOU LOOK ON THE WEBSITES, HOW MANY TIMES HIS PICTURE POPS UP
UNBELIEVEABLE...

IF HILLARY DOES NOT WIN THE DEM NOMINEE I WILL VOTE FOR MCCAIN, SO WILL MOST OF HILLARY SUPPORTERS IF SHE DOES NOT GET IT.

I admire both women, but they both have some serious emotional issues. I mean what is with all the crying from Ellen and Hillary is becoming the three faces of Eve. I would like to see a woman become President who I can be proud of one day. Hillary just is not the peoples choice this time.