Well, maybe:

I wrote in December about a mysterious pro-Clinton, anti-Obama website called HillaryIs44, a site that floated sharply negative information about Obama long before the word "Rezko" passed the lips of Clinton and her campaign, and that has been the subject of many months of speculation among reporters, bloggers, and campaign staffers.

Now, two sources have identified the site's creator: A New York political activist named Alex Rodriguez, pictured above.

I called Rodriguez yesterday.

"How do you know?" he asked.

I made the case to him that he might as well tell me his story.

He said he'd think about it, and hasn't called back.

Rodriguez has no evident connection to the Clinton campaign.

"He's a freelance political guy," said Cliff Arnebeck, an Ohio lawyer who worked with  Rodriguez in 2004 and 2005.

Rodriguez has long been politically active outside the mainstream of two-party politics. Arnebeck said they met as Perot supporters in 1992.

Ben Smith - A campaign mystery solved: HillaryIs44 Politico 3 Mar 08

As much as one supposes this site is intended to further Hillary's electoral prospects, by recycling campaign material her campaign can't formally touch, it appears to be more like Lisbon during the Second World War, a meeting ground for shady operatives from any allegiance with a common cause only of skullduggery, mayhem and disinformation:

There's no public record linking Rodriguez to Clinton's campaign, and he's not part of her New York political universe. The one of my two sources who had more detailed knowledge of his connection to the site, and who spoke on the condition of anonymity, had no evidence linking him to the campaign.

However, there's some suggestion that some close to the campaign were at least aware of his existence.

When I learned of his identity, I emailed Tracy Sefl, a Clinton consultant who is perhaps best known as the campaign's liaison to Drudge, and whom reporters and insiders have long speculated -- without evidence -- was behind  the site. She was amused to learn that I'd finally linked someone to the site.

"I know very little about this. But I have been tremendously flattered by your opinion of my Web skills and assumptions about my free time," she emailed.

But she did seem, at least, to know Rodriguez's name.

I'd asked her if she knew "Alex." She then made a joke about the Yankee third baseman, also named Alex Rodriguez. But I hadn't supplied the full name of subject of my story, so I asked how she knew his last name.

"I don't know him. I just heard his name somewhere," she said, denying again any role in the site. "I haven't sent this person anything, ever."

Ben Smith - A campaign mystery solved: HillaryIs44 Politico 3 Mar 08

It's kinda' the French Foreign Legion of anti-Obama mercenaries, including Republicans, Obama's Chicago enemies and anyone else looking for an outlet for things the mainstream can't legally print in favour of Hillary's candidacy.  Be careful of the company you keep.

Hillary supporters do not hate Barak Obama. We hate the story of an opportunistic young man, with a great gift for oratory, but little experince and poor judgment, who, with the help of a complacent, biased media, wooed the town with a message of "hope" and "change" and "unity", while behind the scenes directed a campaign of "race-baiting" and lies and divisive behavior so abhorrent that many of us will vote for a Republican in November if he is the Democratic nominee. He should have stayed in the Senate for a few more years and worked his butt off building a record on the hard issues, like Hillary has. He should have realized that the "race-baiting" would turn off so many of the older people who remember the Clinton years and the "First Black President" title bestowed on Bill Clinton by black leaders of the time. He should have realized that this is a long campaign, and sooner or later issues like Reverend Wright and Rezko would eventually emerge, tarnishing the "clean" image he is so desperate to maintain. But most of all, he should have realized that we Hillary supporters are a loyal lot. We know she's not perfect, and you know what? We still know she's the best candidate for the job. And we love the fact that she's a fighter - because when it comes right down to it, we know that she will always be in there fighting for us, fighting for the future of our children, and fighting for what is best for this country.

CLINTON '08

Hillary supporters do not hate Barak Obama. We hate the story of an opportunistic young man, with a great gift for oratory, but little experince and poor judgment, who, with the help of a complacent, biased media, wooed the town with a message of "hope" and "change" and "unity", while behind the scenes directed a campaign of "race-baiting" and lies and divisive behavior so abhorrent that many of us will vote for a Republican in November if he is the Democratic nominee. He should have stayed in the Senate for a few more years and worked his butt off building a record on the hard issues, like Hillary has. He should have realized that the "race-baiting" would turn off so many of the older people who remember the Clinton years and the "First Black President" title bestowed on Bill Clinton by black leaders of the time. He should have realized that this is a long campaign, and sooner or later issues like Reverend Wright and Rezko would eventually emerge, tarnishing the "clean" image he is so desperate to maintain. But most of all, he should have realized that we Hillary supporters are a loyal lot. We know she's not perfect, and you know what? We still know she's the best candidate for the job. And we love the fact that she's a fighter - because when it comes right down to it, we know that she will always be in there fighting for us, fighting for the future of our children, and fighting for what is best for this country.

CLINTON '08

CLINTON WILL BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT

Hillary supporters do not hate Barak Obama. We hate the story of an opportunistic young man, with a great gift for oratory, but little experince and poor judgment, who, with the help of a complacent, biased media, wooed the town with a message of "hope" and "change" and "unity", while behind the scenes directed a campaign of "race-baiting" and lies and divisive behavior so abhorrent that many of us will vote for a Republican in November if he is the Democratic nominee. He should have stayed in the Senate for a few more years and worked his butt off building a record on the hard issues, like Hillary has. He should have realized that the "race-baiting" would turn off so many of the older people who remember the Clinton years and the "First Black President" title bestowed on Bill Clinton by black leaders of the time. He should have realized that this is a long campaign, and sooner or later issues like Reverend Wright and Rezko would eventually emerge, tarnishing the "clean" image he is so desperate to maintain. But most of all, he should have realized that we Hillary supporters are a loyal lot. We know she's not perfect, and you know what? We still know she's the best candidate for the job. And we love the fact that she's a fighter - because when it comes right down to it, we know that she will always be in there fighting for us, fighting for the future of our children, and fighting for what is best for this country.

CLINTON '08

Politically there's a lot of venom on DKos against Hillary's candidacy BUT....

On the few occasions I've seen a sexist comment on DKos (like 'the witch is dead') I've seen a trolling and knocking comment from an Obama supporter. There's no equivalence. Accusations of 'racism' 'separatism' and 'black supremacy' are regularly made against Obama here, and get added mojo.

Go figure

If it is an ad revenue scheme, it still needs to attract traffic, and I suspect most people go to that site to get their prejudices confirmed

Hillary supporters do not hate Barak Obama. We hate the story of an opportunistic young man, with a great gift for oratory, but little experince and poor judgment, who, with the help of a complacent, biased media, wooed the town with a message of "hope" and "change" and "unity", while behind the scenes directed a campaign of "race-baiting" and lies and divisive behavior so abhorrent that many of us will vote for a Republican in November if he is the Democratic nominee. He should have stayed in the Senate for a few more years and worked his butt off building a record on the hard issues, like Hillary has. He should have realized that the "race-baiting" would turn off so many of the older people who remember the Clinton years and the "First Black President" title bestowed on Bill Clinton by black leaders of the time. He should have realized that this is a long campaign, and sooner or later issues like Reverend Wright and Rezko would eventually emerge, tarnishing the "clean" image he is so desperate to maintain. But most of all, he should have realized that we Hillary supporters are a loyal lot. We know she's not perfect, and you know what? We still know she's the best candidate for the job. And we love the fact that she's a fighter - because when it comes right down to it, we know that she will always be in there fighting for us, fighting for the future of our children, and fighting for what is best for this country.

CLINTON '08

Hillary supporters do not hate Barak Obama. We hate the story of an opportunistic young man, with a great gift for oratory, but little experince and poor judgment, who, with the help of a complacent, biased media, wooed the town with a message of "hope" and "change" and "unity", while behind the scenes directed a campaign of "race-baiting" and lies and divisive behavior so abhorrent that many of us will vote for a Republican in November if he is the Democratic nominee. He should have stayed in the Senate for a few more years and worked his butt off building a record on the hard issues, like Hillary has. He should have realized that the "race-baiting" would turn off so many of the older people who remember the Clinton years and the "First Black President" title bestowed on Bill Clinton by black leaders of the time. He should have realized that this is a long campaign, and sooner or later issues like Reverend Wright and Rezko would eventually emerge, tarnishing the "clean" image he is so desperate to maintain. But most of all, he should have realized that we Hillary supporters are a loyal lot. We know she's not perfect, and you know what? We still know she's the best candidate for the job. And we love the fact that she's a fighter - because when it comes right down to it, we know that she will always be in there fighting for us, fighting for the future of our children, and fighting for what is best for this country.

CLINTON '08

The way to put in URLs on Hillaryis44 is to leave out http://

Just write the rest of the URL, and it posts fine.

No need to mock. I am wondering who is running this site as it seems rather sophisticated. I sincerely hope that it is not run by someone in the Clinton campaign and if it is, Hillary should denounce and reject them immediately.

Shall I spell it out for you?

1) Being a hillary supporter does not make you a racist.

2) Being a hillary supporter does not give you a pass for making racist comments.

3) Sexist comments against Hillary are still sexist comments whether made by Obama supporters or not

Either you don't see these distinctions, and you're too young to be allowed unfettered access to the internet or, or you know the difference, and are using reverse racism to defend your candidate. And that's even dumber still

Do not call me a member of a cult. I am pointing out the comments that those folks said on that site which are offensive and if those are truly democrats, I will go and register as an Independent.  Those comments ARE racist. Period

Barack CAN be held accountable for what is on his official blog--and he SHOULD be.  The blogs on Hillary's site are moderated and that kind of garbage does not get posted there.