RIGHT ON!  What is Obama and his surrogates afraid of?  A fight??  That doesn't bode well for the fall election.  Obama needs to get out there and continue to make the case to the voters as to why he's the most electable (which is doubtful, in my view, anyway).  

Agree. I just sent him a letter calling him out as a hypocrite with primaries still to go. On top of it he supports a politician who thinks he can dodge counting votes that go against him or drag his feet on revoting for the same reason. Total, ugly hypocrisy.  

Hillary has them runnuing scared.  I cannot imagine any other reason for demanding that a candidate drop out when she is only 1 percent behind in the vote.

Yeah - just one percent.  That figure includes the votes of over two million democrats in MI and FL.  For wnyone to refuse to include their votes in that count means they advocate a 48 state strategy and ther is no way our convention won't be seating those delegations.

And count on this guys - Hillary will NOT be divvying up the delegates contrary to the will of those 2 million voters. We either have revotes or we seat those delegates.  BO will NOT be stealing her delegates.

I am sure your attitude would be the same if the roles were reversed.

BTW, there is no constutional right to vote in a party's primary.

The people calling for Clinton to step down, have no concept of what they are doing to themselves and Obama.  They apparently don't have enough of an understanding of human behavior to know that the more they call for it, the more they are alienating the Clinton voters, who make up the majority of the registered democrats in the country so far.  They are solidifying anyones idea that they will not vote for Obama. And they are losing their own potential voters.  I can't believe how absolutely clueless they are about this, and the effect it is having on people.  Dodd is another, who doesn't seem to have a clue what their public display of partisanship is doing.

I guess Democracy trumps free speech in Hillaryland.  If you think Senator Leahy is wrong then, by all means, call him out.  What you are doing, however, is basically telling him to STFU because you don't like what he is saying.  That ain't cool.

Hey, sure, of course Senator Clinton can stay in as long as she wants. This is a free country.  But you have to wonder how long that can be, considering her unpaid bills and campaign debt. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/030 8/9259.html

At some point, the Clintons will have to decide if they want to spend years raising money to pay people back.  

And if I were a donor, I wouldn't throw any more money into that sinking ship - behind in the polls and with maybe a 10% chance to get the nomination.  Then again, all her big donors have already maxed out, so she's keeping the shift afloat (such as it is) with money from people who are willing to scrape it up from their budgets.

By the way, how many delegates do you think Obama will have picked up from this weekend's activities in Texas?  And will it be more or less than what Clinton is likely to win in PA?

Only after he sent people out to demand Hillary leave the race. Classy, umm no. Planned, Yes.

Reading this site has may have changed my view about Hillary's withdrawal. I was for it, because I think she can't win (specially after the sniper thing-- the film is just too funny to not become her identity.  Screwing up is bad, but screwing up in a way that makes people laugh was fatal. The crowd was shrieking when they mocked it on NPR's "Wait, Wait Don't tell Me" yesterday) ,and turning the pubs out of the White House has is so important this time.

McCain is the one who should be the focus.

However, surviving the attacks and mud flinging seems to just make Obama stronger. He even seems to have turned the Wright thing into an advantage.

For reasons I don't understand some Hillary fans are
 passionate about her personally.

It is perhaps worth enduring the process of her losing publicly and absolutely so that conspiracy fantasies are somewhat moderated.

Agreed.  Even Obama has said she can stay in as long as she wants.

However, for the remainder of the campaign our two candidates (and maybe more importantly their supporters) need to call about the issues and stop trying to make the other candidate unelectable.  

Also, whichever way this is resolved, the losing candidate needs to throw his or her support to the winning candidate and his or her supporters need to follow.