what Hillary says and does. And to what Obama says and does. And to what other candidates say and do.

And I promise to vote my conscience in November. Which is normally straight Democratic....

And I promise that no hu-man being will know what happens in my voting booth in November. It will be between me and my old yellar Dog.

http://www.talkleft.com/story/2008/6/4/213...

My sentiments exactly.

Either we'll get it or we won't:

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/...

The ball is in "their" court.

Now the big boys are gonna "handle" Hillary.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0608/...

To hell with 'em, I say. If they cannot get why this is offensive, I don't see how I can vote for "their" candidate.

And... I don't think I'd want Hillary to take the VP slot either.

Amma

Yes, we will!

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/...

 
Talks about how deep the wounds in the party are, when they are inflicted because of gender.

Good point, Howard!

 
"His head has blown up... he is over the top... the Sean Hannity of the Left."

"Her emphasis was all on the word "June" - not "assassination" - and she clearly was citing some history to justify her staying in the Democratic race into next month.

Yet, the media went berserk because she mentioned Kennedy's assassination in recalling the June 4 California primary in 1968. And some can't let it go even yet. Clinton was accused of "breaking a taboo," of committing a "huge gaffe," of "going beyond the pale," of revealing secret, unconscious death wishes for Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.), even of inciting nut cases.

Some commentators demanded she apologize to Obama, even though she never mentioned him or alluded to him in any way.

What's going on here? Various analysts attributed the frenzy to the constant feeding demands of the 24/7 news cycle, but this is far from the whole story...."




http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/...

From Tom in Paine's blog:

http://tominpaine.blogspot.com/2008/05/rfk...

As linked to RCP today.

Of particular note:

"Axelrod of Evil."

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discu...

Fabulous!

As seen by the Brits:

http://www.newstatesman.com/north-america/...

I agree with his sense that something has gone terribly awry, and the price we will pay... as a nation, and a world... is yet to be calculated.

History will not be kind to America when it looks back on this primary season.

Send a message to the media now!

http://www.womensmediacenter.com/sexism_se...

until she is confident that her status in the party, along with her crew, isn't going to get taken out to the curb on trash day after 1/20/09."

Well, Gawd Damn! Did I just hear an Obama supporter agree with me on something??? Well hot diggity... this may actually still be the party I came of age supporting.

You are one hundred and twenty percent correct, Mr. Pitt. And I'll even raise you that dime for a Starbucks!

Hillary will never abandon the party she and Bill worked so hard to save, and turn around. And she sure ain't gonna hand over the "keys" to some slick talkin' neophyte without a record. Unless, of course, she and her DLC are assured of some oversight.

That's a good thing, my friend. We shouldn't want to place our beloved party in jeopardy .... no matter how much we like our "left wing fantasies." Things change slowly here in the good ol' U.S. of A. The founding fathers set it up that way on purpose. It's painful to realize... but it is what it is. And, if we can play this thing out to an amicable conclusion... we'll have a strong, slowly evolving party that begets change born of experience. Rather than a train wreck that will take us years to repair.

Everything is just fine with my party, thanks. And as long as I see Hillary nodding her a-OK I will go along with the party's choice in November. If, OTOH... Ms. Clinton gives me reason to believe that the party has jumped the track... I am out of here.

Four years just ain't that long in the larger scheme of things.

She was mobbed!! In a good way, that is. It was like trying to take photos of a rock star!

Tween girls were everywhere, singing "Hillary.... Hilllllarrrrry...." as if they were dancing around a Maypole. They were clearly very excited to have seen her "live."

A few teenage boys wearing Obama stickers infiltrated the crowd. They were respectful. Mostly there with their Hillary supporting parents.

It was a fabulous evening for our Madame President! Here are a few of the pics I was able to shoot:

Look for another HUGE win in Kentucky!! It is totally Clinton Country down there.....

I hear she's pushing ahead in Oregon too!