Two, and counting. Can we get to 6 clinton stories today? You guys must be searching high and low on the net for clinton stories. They are starting to get sparse.

"We just need some downtime to figure this all out."

This late in the game, they are yet to figure it out ? Well, it figures...

Greg/Eric - For all your flogging Hillary stories all day long, there ain't gonna be a "resurrection".

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Gp_7nnIvWJM

hypocrites! Michelle Obama was on record back in Feb. stating she would not vote for Hillary if she were nominee....

Now they expect Hillary supporters to fall in line.

They Won't!!

What whiny asses . . . Obama (and Clinton for that matter) has been going at this for over a year now. And these guys "need some downtime" to write a freaking check? That's the American spirit I like to see!

We have soldiers risking their lives everyday around the world and these guys "need some downtime" to write a freaking check? That's the patriotic spirit!

I guess we small donors will have to carry their water for them.

BOYCOTT TPM THREADS UNTIL THEY GET THE MESSAGE THAT SENATOR OBAMA WON THE NOMINATION.

Here's a possible Obama post, and I bet you could work Hillary's name into the title:

Pollster Scott Rasmussen says that as of today, based on 3,000 automated telephone surveys over the past three nights, Obama gets support from 52% of the women in his national tracking poll compared with 40% for presumptive Republican nominee John McCain. He says that's better than Democrat John Kerry did with women against President Bush in 2004.

http://blogs.usatoday.com/onpolitics/2008/06/are-women-shunn.html

So let me get this right, Alan... You make a non-starter investment and lose some money, so in turn you choose to wait or pass on a good investment that will advance your initial aim.

Yeah. Got it. Take a breather.

That Friday fundraiser in Philly is principally a party fundraiser, not an Obama fundraiser. $10,000 a head. I guess this would be a sign of folks like Kessler saying they intend to punish the party for not choosing Hillary.

TRANSLATION: I only know how to bundle corporate-sponsored PAC money and if the DNC & Obama ain't taking corporate whore/blood money anymore . . . I got nothing.

I was reading this morning on google news (couldn't get the WaPo, where the story is, to load,) that Clinton may have set a record for campaign debt.

I have a suggestion if they are so tired.

My puppy is often tired and because it is so hot here, he likes to sleep on the tile floor in the bathroom next to the toilet because it is the coolest place in the house.

Just a thought.

There really is nothing to figure out.

The Democratic Party has a nominee. His policies are on the same bag as Hillary's.

Either you want a Democratic President or a Republican President on 2009.

These people are obviously self-important!!

Whatever. Fuckin' "downtime". Can you believe these people? You'd think someone died.

There are five months left in this race. Rest when it's over.

Sure. Give them some time to chill. In fairness, if any campaign would have induced burnout, it's Hillary's. But have 'em back up and running by mid-July at the latest.

you know i am sick of these cry babies who threatens to vote for mccain or watch obama sink or swim just b/c obama supporters are not necessarily playing nice...it is this wimpy, cry baby, blame the world, take no responsibility attitude, let someone else dictate your morals and standing on issues that cost your candidated the nomination.

go ahead and plow forward with your folly...obama has been a stellar candidate...your candidate was not and for all negative things obama supporters may say on the blogs, the venom was ten times more poisonous from the hrc camp, be it her surrogates or her supporters..stop the whining and stop the threats...vote your conscious or your cry baby feelings since they were successful in winning the ticket for your candidate, i am sure the same empty strategy will win mccain this election...NOT!

jump on the express train to winning the w/house or choose the wrong candidate and reap what you sow...either way, we are hurting ourselves more than we could possibly punish obama....in his own words, his children are privileged.this fight is for us, the local people...throw away b/c your feelings are bruised...

if you think you are making hrc look any better for the vp slot, you are not...try another tactic....

Downtime = Strong-arm Hillary for VP or we take our ball home.

i am a woman and it is all this cry baby mess...i should be treated with kid gloves..give me time to rest...i am so exhausted so i misspeak, i should weep everytime the going gets rough, blame the world, not me...everyone is against me b/c i am the weaker sex, but oh, i am equally strong when it suits me....it is this kind of mess that had me so disenchanted with the candidate who is no longer in the run for the nomination..it is the same attitude that has paralyzed her donors..

could you imagine such fatigued people having to take a 3am call?????god be with us all! too tired to do what is right? especially b/c so much was wasted doing the wrong thing.....you would think the DEMS would finally develop some backbone and go about this thing in a way to win it....

unity my big fat toe...fla dems are a disgrace..they afraid that obama's melanin may stain them...and now these buffoons are too tired...do the right thing and rest later..no one is asking you to start praising obama..it is understand that you need time to get used to the idea, but you do not need time to write a darn check period!!!!

hrc took forever and a day to acknowledge her defeat and as nice as her speech was, it will always be remembered that she was days late period!!! and now these people with their fatigue issues just made me blow a few fuses...

I'm one of those people who supported Bill back in the 90's (I even worked for him, answering his mail on the transition team in 92), but I supported Obama this time around, volunteering in CA.

I'm fine with the Clinton people taking a breather. I was originally bummed that Hillary didn't endorse Obama last Tuesday, but I think the few days between then and Saturday was well-spent. I liked her speech on Saturday, I was glad she devoted an entire speech to endorsing Obama. I was also impressed that she did so from a position of strength; I think that will help her supporters make the transition.

I can remember, at certain points over the course of this primary season, being very depressed at the prospect of Obama losing. I'm sure Hillary fundraisers put their heart and soul into working for her, so I can understand that they need some time. I would vote for Hillary over McCain in a heartbeat, but in terms of actually supporting her, that would take some time.

It's a minor and understandable request. We have time before November.