Stop with the whining already . . . . . your candidate, with or without MI & FL has lost her bid for the nomination. Scapegoating Obama for Clinton's shortcomings is intellectually dishonest. . . . . you should do a little research on Doug Coe, Hillary's spiritual mentor to see how much she actually agrees with his plan for America.

Spoken like a true Obama supporter. If all the delegates are counted Hillary gets 34 more delegates than Obama. Cut them in half and Hillary gets only 17 more than Obama. This doesn't punish the state of Florida or the party it punishes Hillary. Just what Obama wants, and is no way fair. If the party is going to seat any delegates they should seat ALL of them. What the Reeps in Florida did is not germaine. They already had their nominee. We Democrats are still picking our nominee.

Another Obama supporter heard from. Yawn, what else is new?

Why not all of them 100% if the Florida Dems promise not to jump the gun next time?

Nice Try. There's this club that reads the news every day...we took note of how both states moved their primaries up against the wishes and the rules of the Democratic party. This club meets often by the way..we're called everybody. You were warned well before the primaries began. Hillary agreed in writing. Nice job, Ms. chief executive.
The Hillary loyalists want an adjustable democracy ....a sort of Spandex to save a dying culture. Whatever will put Hillary back where she feels she deserves to be is okay to do.

can you please provide a link to the bragging about defeating plans comment. I have been looking around and cant find anything that backs up the bragging claim

Another Clintonesque lie. No proof, just a big ole whopper laid out there waiting for someone to find video that exposes it. Honestly, I'm really trying to understand the pathology here. Why do it? You must know that everyone reading these comments is a political junkie. Did you post under durress because of the Sniper Fire or what?

No wonder you are a Hillary supporter. You deal out nothing but untruths and dishonesty just like she does. Hillary refused to agree to compromise options also, (a proposal for caucusing or a 50/50 delegate split are two that she negated). Barack has just as much right to veto proposals that he feels are unfair to him as Hillary does. They are both intelligent people. He would be a weak fool to agree to accepting tainted election results.

I don't hear HRC apologising for ANYTHING, including being caught in a bald-faced sniper fire lie on VIDEOTAPE! Fortunately for us, we don't need to depend on people like you for fact-finding. There are numerous sources of information that we can and do access on a daily basis. Stay in your dream world if you must. But the rest of the wold marches on.

Exactly why seating all the delegates legitimizes his nomination if he wins it. But, then every Chicago street organizer knows that the ends justify any means fair or foul. Honor and fairness don't count only winning. Read Sol Alinsky's work on organizing in Chicago. It's the Machiavellian guide to Chicago politics.

The reason that is not reported in the media is because it is a lie. It was the Democrats in Michigan who fouled things up, not the Republicans. It was Clinton supporters in Michigan who quietly worked behind the scenes to prevent a re-vote in Michigan.

Ironic, isn't it? Hillary demands that the voters have their say, but then she and her supporters insist VERY LOUDLY that superdelegates, even pledged ones, should vote for how they feel even if it contradicts the voters and the popular vote.

Hillary is not interested in the will of the voters. She is interested in winning. Period. This is a person who will play dirty and do or say anything to get the office.

There is no way I would EVER vote for Hillary.

As an Obama supporter, I don't demand that Clinton quit. I just don't see, at this point, how she can win in a manner that won't alienate the majority of the Democratic party. Obama hasn't employed the slash and burn tactics that Clinton has, so I think the party could still get behind him.

Because of her present position, Clinton doesn't seem to have any means to win other than tearing down Obama. That just doesn't seem like a viable method for a Democratic victory in November. The current polling seems to agree.

I'll vote for the Democrat, whoever it is. But I'd prefer to be happy about it.

Obama has never said that Hillary should quit. He is not responsible for what his supporters say. Just as Hillary is not responsible for what you say. You say you may not vote for Obama because of what his supporters say, yet believe that getting a democrat elected is "absolutely the right thing to do." I agree and I would vote for whoever the Democratic candidate would be. It is that important to America.

Sure, let the remaining states vote and tell Hillary to stop supporting McCain. She is becoming a liability for the Democratic Party. Most regular Democrats are aghast that she keeps propping up McCain as capable for the Presidency if she can't win. Her supporters are starting to echo her crybaby attitude. Me or you have to settle for that piece of crap. Not the way Democrats should stick together. I will stand behind Hillary if she is the nominee if you stand behind Obama. Take back Amercia and the world for peace and the people.

Just to be clear about the re-vote proposals in both states. Neither candidate needs to approve a re-vote. Right now, since it is past Feb 1, the state legislatures approve something, it makes it past the courts, and there is a revote. Thats it, end of story.

O.K. Listen please. You support Hillary, while I support Barack. Both of us agree that this race is getting uglier by the minute and it's bad bad bad for the Democrats in November. We both should agree that either of these people will be better for our country than another "Bush" in office.
I'll make a deal with you... please, for the end of this "Bush, Cheney, Rove" mindset in our government... I'll vote for Hillary if she wins the nomination, although I do not want that. Will you pledge to me that you will vote for Barack if he wins?
If we can start to get each one of us that are so divided, to trade on promises to support the other's candidate if they win, a Clinton support for an Obama support, then we may be able to save to save this party that is so fractured.
It just takes a beginning. People, I know you're frustrated. I want to throw my t.v. through the window, along with my computer, everyday. But we've been through too much in the past 7 years to allow the republicans to fan these flames and win because of it.
I support Barack Obama. I pledge to support Hillary Clinton, no matter what, if she is the nominee. Can I get ONE Hillary supported to pledge the same?
Please, The stakes are too high. McCain and WHOMEVER he chooses in the white house?

Try to remember it is the Florida REPUBLICAN STATE LEGISLATURE that voted to up the primary. They were just having some fun. Not so much fun, when someone loses an eye, is it?

Please keep in mind, the people in Florida did not do this, our elected officials did. And not every one of us put THEM in office. We didn't have a say in it, just like "we the people" didn't have a say in what Bush has done to this country.
I'm a registered independent in Florida. My wife and I were going to change to "Democrat" so that we could vote in the primary. We were told that it would not count, so we didn't bother.
Whether one supports Obama or Clinton, you have to agree that "we the people" of Florida got screwed.

The Florida and Michigan DNC's act as if they had been infiltrated by rethugs...