Hillary’s campaign, in a time when she was still the presumptive frontrunner, did just as Obama’s campaign did and followed the rules issued by the DNC – neither campaigned in either state. Hillary’s campaign even stated that, in so many words, the votes in those states shouldn’t count. Terry McAuliffe bluntly fought for the DNC to restrict the votes in MI and FL – but of course, this was at a time when it wasn’t politically beneficial for him to argue otherwise. He’d also said that the primary would be over in 27 states – but that was when he was more confident in saying so. Now the campaign is all about campaigning in all 50 – something that I highly doubt that they’d early on desired or expected. To me, it’s all very thinly veiled hypocrisy that is rearing its ugly head.

Everyone seems to be shocked that many people are calling for Hillary to drop out – but for some reason, I can’t help but to think that if it was Obama trailing here by the same margin, the calls for his exit would be even stronger. No?

And unity does not have to be achieved with the “dream ticket.” It will be achieved, ulitimately, by how the rest of this nomination process plays out and how the winner and loser treat one another when it is over.

Your comment is divisive, ludicrous and “revolting”.

1) Hillary Clinton spent a full six years in the Senate before running for president. Barack Obama spent 2 years in the Senate — Who is “lustful and mercenary for power?” From where I sit, Obama is the power grabber.

2) Your “assassination” insinuation is a disgusting insult towards our former First Lady and a seated Senator.

3) Yugoslavia? What on Earth does that have to do with her?

4) Sorry, but she did not single handedly approve Iraq and has been working to end it.

I’m sorry for you that you hold such hatred and bitterness.

But this article was written by Novak, so i have to question his motives and ultimately his sources for this information (which he didn’t state). Either way, I think we probably all agree Michelle needs to do a better job of thinking before she speaks.

The democratic leadership is to weak to rise above their own interests and preferences to do the right thing for the party and the country by revoting Florida and Michigan. Now our party too is guilty of the very crimes commited against us in 2000. The screwed up part is that in both cases it was democratic voters who were disenfranchesed. What’s even more egregious is that in the current situation it is the DNC who are disenfranchizing their own voters, while using the lame excuse that state legislatures changed primary dates, thereby braking party rules. Unbelievable!!!!! Like the voters had any chioce in that matter. I think the dems are loosen’ it!!!!! Our own party leaders have clearly rigged this democratic primary election. Frankly its scary.

Many of the party leaders have participated in the corporate media manipulation of the electorate, like pouring gas on a fire. They have used this election as a way to secure political power with in their divided factions, rather than focusing on winning the presidancy. Instead, they have aided in dividing the party and helping republicans secure the white house.