I'm sure that plenty if not most of the Obama supporters feel that we are all crazy / out of it / living in some whacko world they just don't understand. The problem is, we have the facts on our side, and that makes it tough for them. Hence, the anger and trollish sensibilities.

The need to blame Clinton is this is such a rerun of the episode at the Orange Place that really showed me how crazed it had become there (an infamous TINS diary and others) -- the teachers' suit over the Nevada caucuses.  I looked into it and could see their concerns were correct; I could see the chronology of the suit that went back well before the last-minute backing of the Clintons, etc.  But because the Obamans saw it as not about ensuring participatory democracy but instead  as benefitting Clinton, the Obamans came down on the wrong side then.  As they are doing now.

Team Obama doesn't even HAVE to play the race card for long and short pants media to pull their punches on stuff Obama's actually said and done on the record. Just questioning that is always a "personal attack".

There's going to be a fair settlement of the Florida and Michigan issue that seats the delegates, while respecting the rules. Puerto Rico follows on Sunday. South Dakota and Montana follow on Tuesday. After that, Obama should be either over the necessary number of delegates required for the nomination or within a hair's breath of it.

Once that happens, I hope many of the posters here will acknowledge that it was a very close race, but Obama has edged it out and is our party's nominee. What makes anyone think, who knows our party's track record, that Hillary can prolong this fight to the convention, win or lose, and have our nominee be able to unite the party and run for election against John McCain in just about two months?

Does anyone honestly think that's a recipe for success?

But who knows.

It's actually kind of exciting.