The voters have voted, and they voted for Obama. She knows it, we know it. Now the superdelegates just need to beat her over the head enough to get it through her thick skull.

Of course she has all rights possible, but please pay for it! Pay now or pay later, but be assured a debt is being increased, she shall pay some of it! The question is who will pay for those debts she does or cannot not pay?

Oh my God! It's true! The Hillary camp can't do math!

According to the rules established by the DNC, we know what the outcome is going to be. So does HRC. So do her supporters. And the media is slowly coming to that reality. The sooner they arrive at the conclusion reached by all of the participants, the sooner we can start focusing on McBush.

Until then, by all means, run Senator Clinton, run.

And 62 percent said let people vote until we finally know what the outcome is!”

So we can overturn it with the superdelegates!

If you can do math, then figure out how Barack Obama can clinch the nomination without superdelegates? If he can do that, then Hillary should drop out. Till then, just quit WHINING and let people vote. President Clinton didn't clinch until June. Why should someone hand the nomination to Obama to make it easy for him. If you are so confident in your candidate, then why so scared of competition?

The role of the superdelegates is to vote their conscience. That's why they were created. Obama wants to change the rules so that they vote for whomever is in the lead even if they haven't secured enough voted to clinch the nomination. It is the Obama campaign that is changing the rules midstream and trying to claim the moral high ground. I'm sure if the situations were reversd and Hillary was telling Obama to drop out you's be criticizing her and for good reason. The level of intellectual dishonesty is unreal.

I am wondering why "Operation Chaos" is not a bigger news item. While driving through unfamiliar territory today, I happened upon Limbaugh's program on the radio and was amazed to hear how mainstream and public this effort is. One caller said that 9,000 Republicans in Kentucky have switched parties to vote for Hillary in attempt to stymie the Democratic
party. Fortunately, there is a law in KY preventing those who switch after December 31 from voting in the primary, so late comers will be shut out.

HOWEVER, if this well-organized and highly publicized effort is being carried out across the country, why are Democrats not in more of an
outrage? Where are the headlines? Limbaugh came right out and said the whole point is to give Hillary just enough momentum to prevent her from
dropping out. Well, IT'S WORKING. So, what can we do to get the word out?

I find it incredibly ironic that Republicans paint themselves as the guardians of democracy and are participating in efforts to subvert our
most basic and essential fundamental right. This is not what the democratic process is meant to be, and I find their hypocrisy sickening.

Leahy got it exactly right. Sure, Hillary can stay in and the Superdelegates can over-ride the will of the people. But there are consequences to this. Namely, further division of the Democratic Party and a lowering of our chances to win in November.

Bill has said so many times now that McCain is just so awesome, that I could almost swear they are trying their best to throw it to him in November.

I really hope Bill shuts up once Obama cinches the nomination.

Just to clarify, but as far as I know, Obama is not trying to change any rules. Just like Pelosi isn't trying to change any rules.

They are just suggesting what they think is best for their party (and for Obama, his candidacy). That's not changing the rules, and there is a very big difference.

For example, trying to change the rules for Florida and Michigan. That is changing the rules (disclosure, I support Obama and also support the states revoting, if they can do it inclusively).

We have a large number of unknown factors. For many of them, we have very little idea what values they will ultimately take. What we do know is that small changes in several of them could induce large changes in the vote count. This makes it extremely difficult to be as precise as many commentators have been. We need to be wary of all the uncertainty we face here.
So -- my fairly conservative calculation has Clinton netting about 446,000 votes between now and June 3. Under all scenarios that exclude Florida and Michigan votes -- and count the votes of Washington's primary -- Obama still retains a popular vote lead of not more than 330,000 -- or an advantage of less than one and a half percent.
Under a scenario that includes the Florida and Michigan votes for Clinton, gives Obama all of the uncommitted Michigan votes, estimates the votes for all the caucus states and includes the Washington primary, Clinton wins by about 16,000 votes -- or about a tenth of one percent. ... ..

The "scared of competition" line that Clinton and supporters are using is just ridiculous.

Sick of the drawn-out, nasty and increasingly pointless fight is more like it! We want to move ahead to fighting the GOP and McCain. It's that simple. IMPATIENCE. Not fear.

And I fully admit that impatience might be calling HRC to step down prematurely, before the next few primaries. But she won't step down, and that's fine.

If the tables were turned, you can bet your life HRC would be demanding that Obama step down "for the good of the party." I have no doubt about it.

I don't want this to drag out to the point where I have zero respect left for a fellow democrat and a great former president. That would suck.

Impatience. Let's move on to the REAL battle at hand. Soon. Please.

Six percent (6%) of Democrats would like both Clinton and Obama to drop out of the race.

Nice poll

"As far as I'm concerned, Hillary is now responsible for ALL of the remaining rancor in this race. She's being ridiculous. She can't win and she must know it. The longer she stays in the race, the better McCain's chances are."

Well said.

I think supers, voters and donors should make their move. And let Hillary be all alone in her angry quest to destroy the party.

Back in June 2004, the VP had some choice words for the worthless loudmouth. Hopefully Sean. Clinton will be using profanity on the Senate floor toward the useless, failure that is Senator Lay-hee.