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I've known for a long time that Hillary Clinton has no shame, but now with this letter it's quite evident that she is delusional. Very seriously, I am worried about her mental health.

I am so glad that she's exposed her mania to the voting public before we made the mistake of voting her in as POTUS. posted 05/08/2008 at 21:32:44

I am angry that ABC decided to get into the politics of personal destruction with their blatant, belligerent attacks on the character of Barack Obama. Reverend Wright, Weather underground, "bitter," flag pins; these are either topics settled long ago or of absolutely no matter.

Basically ABC kept putting the baseball on the tee for Senator Clinton to help her knock one out of the park. The problem is, Clinton did not knock one out, she only looked more and more mean spirited and ABC only reconfirmed what many of us know about the mainstream media: It is its ultimate goal to control the discourse in America.

The media obviously thinks that its more important to shovel tabloid-style journalism to viewing public instead of having a real debate on pressing issues such as the Iraq war and reducing the budget surplus.

Now about that little conflict on interest on that stage last night: There is no reason that George Stephanopoulos, having been close to the Clintons for many years, should have been allowed to moderate that debate. As a journalist, he should have recused himself. And it's an abomination to the Fifth Estate that he was taking suggestions for questions from Sean Hannity, of all people.

And if the bosses at ABC think that we didn't hear the cacophony of jeering at Gibson and Stephanopoulos, you're dreaming. We're angry. This is one of the most despicable moments in television and political history. posted 04/17/2008 at 11:54:49

Bill Press misses the main point. Elections today are about momentum and money; without either you're toast. For the sake of the party, one of these candidates must drop out. It's not about factionalism within the party, it's about electability in November.

In short, Bill Press is really part of the old guard and the status quo and has to learn that the rules that he knows and believes no longer apply.

Hillary Clinton must drop out and now. posted 03/31/2008 at 21:08:15

Don't insult Bill or Hillary Clinton's intelligence. The Clinton's know they lost in '08. They've started campaigning for four years down the road.

If they can keep the infighting going for another few months, they can hand the presidency to John McCain.

Why would they do this? So Hillary can run again in 2012.

If Hillary stops the sniping, and the race baiting, and politics of personal destruction, then Barack Obama can get up a full head of steam and roll over John McCain in November. And that leaves Hillary out of consideration as a candidate in '12 since the incumbent will get the nomination.

And time is running out, I don't think Hillary would stick around, waiting in the wings until '16. posted 03/27/2008 at 14:42:18

Note to Hamsher: There's more than one superdelegate in New Mexico. Clinton won by one percent there. Does this mean Clinton gets all of New Mexico's superdelegates? Get real. posted 03/22/2008 at 09:54:54