Brazille and the Obama crowd want Hillary to roll over so that the cowardly SDs do not have to make a difficult decision.  If Hillary drops out, they can say, well she dropped out and they can without guilt support Obama, get PC points and  we lose the General Election.  

I've been waiting for a Donna Brazile thread to tell about something I just read in an excellant book about the Everglades, called 'The Swamp', by Michael Grunwald.  I'll make a long story short. Longtime FL residents probably know this alreayd.

When Brazile was managing Gore's campaign in 2000, one of the big issues in FL before the election was the federal approval of a major airport in Homestead, FL, near the Everglades.  Environmental groups vehemently opposed it, and so did a lot of Clinton admin officials, but Al Gore refused to make his opinion known one way or another, partly because he thought he should remain neutral until the admin annoucned their decision, and partly because his advisors told him that the main group opposing it was funded by Republicans who just didn't want their posh estates buzzed by the aircraft at the airport. So the environmental groups picketed Al Gore, and withheld their support.  Brazile reportedly sent them a message to "Go f#$# themselves". As a result of his whole handling of that, Al Gore lost a lot of environmental votes to Nader in the GE, and we all know what happened.

In the end, the Clinton Admin disapproved the airport.

She's scared of a convention fight?  That's what this party has been always about.

Can this woman be any more divisive?  In a normal time, she would be kicked out of the party.  Does she have no shame? After all those emails came out?  

What about Florida, Donna?  That after the 2000 experience, you still decided to be a hack, and do all you can to disenfranchise the whole state.  And let me tell you bluntly.  What you and DNC have done is 1000 times worse than what Bush did in 2000.

If your candidate wins, that may not be the only thing in which he beats Bush.  God help us all.

No one knows much about Obama, his governing style, his reactions under stress, and the USA and the world is in a FINE mess.  You are asking voters to overlook his lack of foreign policy experience (look over there, Clinton didn't either), his lack of governing experience (oh look, Kennedy didn't either), his lack of legislative experience (oh, look Lincoln didn't either).  But let me spell it out, the lack of gravitas, the lack of either executive, foreign policy, or legislative experience could be catasrophic.  It's like choosing a star hockey player than can neither skate, nor defend, nor shoot, nor score, nor keep goal, just based on the lousy argument that there were some star players in the past who was weak in ONE of these areas.  

But look, there is a pony over there.  Washington, Europe, and the ME are all going to be equally charmed by Obama, and poof, the US and world problems will disappear.  

These guys are obvious in that they are Obama supporters but pretending to be neutral.

It's too obvious, and a lot of people resent that they are abusing their power in this manner.

They are ignoring also the polls that show that Hillary's supporters are far more likely to switch parties than Obama's supporters.

The super delegates, however, are not so stupid.  They actually have to be re-elected in most cases.  They are NOT going to be stupid about this.

i listen to obama supporters who believe that she intends to destroy obama if she cannot win, so she can run again in '12.

i do not agree with them or donna, but they are good life long democrats and i would not ask one of them to leave the party.

i still hold out hope that they will both appear on the ticket, so you can imagine how diluted i am.