Hillary made herself look likea fool, no doubt.

"why am i always asked questions first???"

I thought they both did well. Hillary's comments about foreign policy were good, and Obama spoke well as always. Hillary needed a knock out punch though to keep Obama from rising so much, and I don't think she got one.

Yeah, she didn't land anything on him. That hug with Chelsea says it all I think. She knows she's done. The best thing for her will be to drop out when she loses the delegate count (and possibly the popular vote) in Texas and only wins Ohio by 5-8 points.

There's an editorial in today's Time encouraging her to drop out for not only the good of the party but to keep her ... well, I'm not sure what word to use. Image? Popularity?* The idea is that by dropping out and endorsing Obama, she will endear herself to all democrats and will heal whatever split is happening in the party, whereas if she continues to fight to the end, it will just cause people to be angry with her...



* You can tell I'm a published author and successful attorney by my magnificent mastery of the language. Shut up.

If she drops out before March 4th it would definitely help her reputation in the party. It makes her a potential candidate in 2012 or 2016. If she digs her heels in and still loses, her Presidential hopes are gone forever.

BKB, never stop being so adorable.

I promise you I won't, but it is true..

Or you can face this: I didn't text message at all so don't blame me. I don't ever participate in text message voting. I'm too much of a cheapskate for that.

I'm pretty sure nobody here actually texted in their "votes".

I agree, Hillary had a right to ask why she was always being asked first, but hey, the Liberal media is a very powerful tool and I think they've clearly selected their candidate.

Wow, I've finally found a use for the ignore function on this forum. Never thought I'd ever use it.

Peace,
Mike