To be honest, I am completely for Obama, but I appreciate the ideas some Clinton supporters have put forth. I am not talking about the Quislings who will simply disregard Obama as if he were a plague, I am talking about people who are educated on the issues and have spoken intelligently about their support for Hillary.

I deplore most of Hillary’s behavior, but, at least until this point, that’s politics. She was doing what she had to do to appear tough and electable, not matter how deceitful, disingenuous, or distracting. So in short, she has most certainly been a fighter, and, despite her tactics, has held tough in the face of great doubt and criticism.

So let her finish the fight. Let the voters vote, and bow out in June when the final numbers show that Obama has clearly won. At that point she will have crossed the finish line and can gracefully concede, while regaining much of the respect she has lost in this campaign.

Two things she should not do, however, is continue her negative campaign, as it helps nobody, especially the American people, and she should cease to put forward the idea that she can sway the DNC to allow FL and MI. This will only serve to destroy the DNC and create a vacuum for years to come, until new parties can establish themselves.

I understand it is frustrating for these states, but fire your politicians, not the whole democratic party.

Passion aside, the remaining states are Clinton’s to lose. Lots of aged voters, lots of blue-collar whites, no sizable black population, no caucuses - in other words, no chance for Obama to win. So, in the run-up to the convention, the news will be “Another win for Hillary” all the way. And then, there are Florida and Michigan that will almost surely go to McCain if not represented in Denver - and Hillary has 200+ delegates from these “big swing states” vs. 0 to Obama. And then, it’s possible to win some primaries on the strength of the black vote, but much less so general election. So there’s something for the supers to think about. “It ain’t over til it’s over” - nuff said.

Obama has as much experience as Lincoln. Learn a little history.

Read this interesting article:

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5jld3V ILFDbEY6uciu_lp_YgBnGqwD90GT09G0

Another proof Clinton and their campaign people are liar..the big hype of collecting $10 millions in 1 night after PA win are all lie. She loaned earlier $ 5 million. Now she loaned around and after PA win another $ 6.4 million. Total Debt = $ 11.4 millions..

As per this article,”A campaign aide said Clinton gave her campaign another $5 million on April 11, more than a week before the Pennsylvania primary. She then again dipped into her personal wealth for $1 million last week and $425,000 on Monday, one day before the North Carolina and Indiana primaries”

I have only one Q - How can I trust you running a nation when you can’t run your campaign??

Bill and Hillary, time for you to go for speaking assignment and writing books to get back those lost money!!!! The title of book could be, ” Race to Presidency 2008 - We almost made it till this fella showed up?”

Yes, Hillary should concede for the good of the Party. She needs to concede now, in order to allow her supporters time to reconsider, and support the obvious nominee. Convincing the Party to count Michigan and Florida is a waste of time. Would Hillary really be advocating such a move if the votes did not support her? No, so it’s really not about disenfranchisement.

If Hillary takes her quest to be President to the convention floor, the Democrats will lose any post convention bounce in the polls, along with the boost in donations. This is because Hillary’s supporters will be bitter about losing the nomination, even though it has already been lost.

Since the general election will likely be close, the Democrats cannot afford to lose any potential advantage or benefit associated with having a great convention.

Yes.

And get a smaller mouth and less bouffant hair to make herself look more presentable.

Is this about the good of the country? Is this about the good of the party? You’ve said you and Senator Obama agree on more than you disagree about. This is, unquestionably, a very tough concession, but what is left to be accomplished by fighting on now? Please make that clear or let’s move the real process forward.

yes,yes,yes and fast too

@ Jim… 5:02 and 5:00 YOU have no idea of what you are speak. You need to do some research about the DLC and who they are - of the which Hillary and Bill (and Al gore) are all members. They call themselves the “new” Democrats. What’s new? They are all supported by big business, the oil cartels and the war machine manufacturers.

Yes, Hillary needs to stop he charade as a Democrat and go back to the Republican party where she started with Goldwater. She is what is now called a neoliberal - just as bad as a neocon.

Do some research.

By the way, Obama is not a member of the DLC. Refuses to be a part of it.

Clinton reminds me of the Captain of the Titanic who ordered full steam ahead despite the obvious danger of sinking and taking the dems with her. If McCain wins in November she’ll have to take alot of heat.