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Practically as many democrats voted for Hilary as voted for Barak. It shouldn't take much empathy to see that many of them will be more enthusiastic about switching their allegiance to him if she is allowed to retain some dignity.

There seem to be a few whose support for Obama is primarily opposition to Clinton. They appear not to care if he wins as long as she is humiliated. It is no surprise that most of the media are eager to help them succeed.

Terry from New Jersey,
No kidding. Just look at the adulation for Ted Kennedy whose sulking after Carter’s nomination arguably helped gave us eight years of Reagan.

I wonder if these challenges would be made to a male (former) candidate? What grates me is that Hillary gets so much more to which she must answer. No matter what she says, it's challenged. ENOUGH!

To borrow a phrase, I think the two most talked about things in this convention will be her (Hillary Clinton’s) face.

I agree, K. Hughes, the emphasis on this grates, but it is what exist. And frankly, I don’t buy her sincerity.

Appreciated Clinton saying that it would take a while. So, Brian, leave it alone! Your continuous emphasis on Clinton supporters not planning to vote for Obama grates.

greatest line. "i'm HC and i don't approve this ad"