She is a democrat through and through- she has stood up for this party for years- taken the heat for all of us.  Why on earth would she abandon us now?

Given the deeply divisive way Obama has chosen to run his campaign, and the damage it has done to the Democratic party and to his own prospects, I can't say that I look forward to the chance to vote for him. But if he is the Democratic nominee I will work for him and vote for him.

The handful of Hillary supporting posters who claim they can't vote for Obama are not much different from those Obama supporters in the past who insisted they couldn't vote for Hillary, the big difference is that where Obama encouraged that disloyalty Hillary loudly and clearly calls for her voters to support Obama if he is the nominee.

But MyDD's purpose has always been more than advocacy. What makes it worth reading is analysis. Obama has a serious problem with working class voters in key states, and at times he, and his supporters taking their clue from him, seem hell bent on driving those voters away. His campaign's insistence that they can make up the gap with conservative independents should terrify progressives, and is a pretty weak claim given that McCain is the Republican nominee. Compound that with his weakness among women and Hispanics and figuring out a path to the presidency gets very hard very quickly. Calling kumbya on a Democratic blog doesn't change any of that, nor will pretending that these are not real problems that we need to discuss.

she said he would win, because its what a good democrat would do, just like when Obama wins she will support him.

to bad the attack diaries flared up here tonight.
and right before the screw 'em story will hit the air.

I'm a 'real democrat', but I will vote Nader if Obama takes the nomination.

I've just spent the last eight years listening to a bald faced liar.

I won't go through that again.