Among women: 52% Obama to 33% McCain
Among Hispanics: 62% to 28%
Among Catholics: 47% to 40%
Among blue-collar workers; 47% to 42%
Among white women: 44% to 38%
Among people who voted for Clinton in the primaries: 61% to 19%!

More info here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25096620

What also backfires among wiser people is every time the Obama crowd, or Obama, utters the lie that McCain is a Bush clone or continuation. It backfires even more than the age attack, because intelligent people know that McCain would not threaten a third Bush term but Obama does threaten a second Carter term or first McGovern term.

And I wonder what Clinton voters think of such superficial, failed attacks by the Obama camp after they (Clinton voters) as well as Clinton have been subjected to such vicious abuse by that same camp. (The Left shows itself as the body of hate, even if it lies about the Right to try to evade the charge.)

Time to advance or progress or “change” [tm] from the superficial and offensive!

Sure, many of Clinton's ardent supporters are quite disappointed right now, but I am confident that they will come to realize that Obama is a better 'second choice' than McCain, or better than not voting at all. (Obama wasn't even my first choice — he was third on my list). We are beginning to see the start of that slow movement already, but it is waaay early in the general election cycle (3 days down, 150-plus to go) — so don't expect too much too soon.

Look, I think people will vote in their own best interests. For the most part, Americans are fairly pragmatic and they'll each pick the candidate who they think will solve problems they care about. A lot of Clinton's supporters are very conservative by Democratic Party standards, so it's not terribly surprising that some would rather support McCain than Obama at this juncture. When you look at some of the key groups that voted for Clinton in the primaries – older women, blue collar workers, non-college educated, etc. – you find a lot of social conservatives. McCain's pro-life tendencies, military background, and plain-spoken attitude (among other things) are going to appeal to these groups.

However, it is horribly disingenuous to claim that the Democratic primary was rigged or that Obama somehow stole this election from Clinton. She was not entitled to the candidacy and frankly, the attitude that we somehow owed it to her is part of why so many Democrats didn't vote for her.

You have to face the facts here – Michigan and Florida SHOULD NOT HAVE COUNTED AT ALL. Their legislatures broke the rules knowing the consequences they would face and every candidate, Clinton included, supported the decision by the DNC to strip their delegates. It was incredibly gracious (or stupid) of the DNC to even consider seating those delegates. But even with the compromise solution in Michigan and Florida, Obama still won the race. He had more popular votes, he won more states, and he had more delegates. He played the game by the rules everyone agreed to at the start and now you're pissed that he beat your chosen candidate at a game that should have been a breeze for her. When you (and the rest of the malcontents) are done sucking on your sour grapes, maybe you'll see that and be able to vote based on the issues instead of nonsense.

Really, there's no need for Sen. Clinton supporters to fear McBush. There will be a Democratic Congress to parry any agenda of a “third Bush term” and provide leadership on issues important to women for only four years. In 2012, Sen. Clinton will be the presidential candidate to get America back on track.

In coercing the exit of Sen. Clinton, the corrupt and rigged Democratic Party gave Sen. Clinton supporters the only viable choice to support McCain. With Sen. Clinton's forced exit, the White House and “unity” are a pipe dream for the corrupt and rigged Democratic Party.

When the Republican attack machine gets into full swiftboat gear on cult leader Obama, the poll numbers won't be looking pretty.

Sen. Clinton supporters will not surrender in “unity” to the cult powers of Obama. Sen. Clinton supporters will campaign and vote for McCain in swing states Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Florida; a loss in any two states means Obama's defeat in Nov. I will volunteer and vote for McCain in a swing state.

Obama stole the nomination with MI and FL shenanigans, and de facto Obama surrogate House Speaker Nancy Pelosi rigged the nomination for Obama. Messiah Obama is unqualified and inexperienced, with no record of consensus building; simply he is unelectable.

Sen. Clinton should be the Democratic nominee with solutions of real change and a new direction in getting America back on track. She won the popular vote; she is a consensus builder who was the best qualified and the strongest presidential candidate to win the general election hands down. The corrupt and rigged Democratic Party dashed an easy landslide victory with Sen. Clinton for a crushing defeat with Obama.