If you have a problem with progressivism, with the new direction of the Democratic Party, then perhaps it's time to find a new party or declare yourself an Independent, because that's the way things are going and if you were paying attention, you'd understant that the majority of Democrats are OK with that. We've had eight years of Republican domination and “centrist” Democrats falling in line behind them and where has that gotten us? Into a war we should never have started, into an economic crisis that could have been prevented, into a mind-boggling national debt, into an era when the Constitution is repeatedly tarnished. If that's the kind of Democratic Party you want to be part of, then I say good riddance to you and everyone who shares that oppinion. I for one am ready for a new generation of Democratic leaders who actually propose solutions for our problems, who understand the needs of the people, and who can lead us in a new direction, one that fits with the 21st century.

The vast majority of those 18 million voters that the PUMA types keep referring to have already moved on and decided that Obama is in fact the better candidate when compared to McCain. They are not interested in voting for someone whose stands are the opposite of Hillary Clinton. They are not so foolish as to believe that this action somehow is a positive for Senator Clinton. They are the ones really supporting Hillary Clinton as they support the candidate she has decided to back.

“If not this is going to be one huge Titanic to explain to the voters in November.”

In every election he's ever run Obama has run from behind – his campaign strategy seems to be to spend a ton of time putting an organization together, and then to unleash that organization during the month before the election. Look at his Senate bid, the Iowa primary… I suspect this October will be the same, which is why the campaign seems to have been lying low in the past months. I could be wrong, and the Titanic you foresee could be steaming along full speed, but after his impressive showing in the primaries I find it tough to believe that they are truly floundering for the general.

Seriously for about 3 days it was non stop we must do whatever is necessary to win this election. Since that time. They have fumbled, stumbled, mumbled and downright looked sickly as Barak Obama and his inexperienced team and his own inexperience has shown thru mightily.

Perhaps Biden will right the sinking ship. If not this is going to be one huge Titanic to explain to the voters in November. I rather suspect this is why they chose Biden among other considerations. His ability to organize and get things done.

I'd say Hillary created this issue — by not winning enough delegates. Her supporters were quite creative in their attempts to get around that unfortunate fact, though.

Biden is just another Washington good ole boy. He has already said Obama is NOT prepared to be the President.

So did Hillary.

Clinton can deliver the Precidency to the Democrats but was snubbed in doing so.

I'm not at all sure of that. It seems to me Clinton brings a lot of baggage with her. I suspect the Republican attack machine would have shredded her. I spend some time on right wing blogs, and they really, really don't like Hillary Clinton. Except now, of course. Now they're using her as a wedge. A useful tool. But if you're fine with that, well, it's your choice.

Although I don't agree with the McCain campaign I must show my dissatisfaction to the DNC so next time they will listen to us Reagan Democrats who really make or break any election.

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That's because we not only know that this heavy progressivity is wrong and based on envy and cynical utilitarianism, but because we in the majority are included in the class being warred upon, normally.

For some this has always been so, and just wait until next year if Obama is elected.

That is, until they realize where the aggregate income is, and they're forced more than once to re-define more generously (to the IRS) what “successful” (and fit to pay more in taxes; congratulations!) is.

Of course, they could be really wacky and levy a wealth tax, including one on IRAs…

Biden shouldn't talk about McCain's seven kitchen tables, as each one probably cost as much as ten of his hair plugs—where did he get the cash for that?

And is it a crime to be successful in the USA all of a sudden, or is this just another chapter in the class war the covert-Marxist wing of the Dems habitually wages against Americans who are wealthy? This just doesn't sit well with the vast silent majority that watches and listens to blowhards preaching class warfare.

The National Enquirer should look into Biden's hair plugs—and Joe B should shut his mouth on the populist crap & acknowledge he voted for Iraq & now he's suddenly right—thanks to McCain & the surge.

“I can't believe what is happening. I for one will solicit all Hillary voters to do as I will do, and that is vote for McCain. We Hillary supporters, and firm Democrats, need to have a voice and if our Headshed will not listen to us they will after this election.”

If you vote Republican I fail to see how it makes it more likely that the Democratic party will listen to you – that logic is akin to saying “I will root for the Red Sox this year so that the Yankees learn what a true fan I am”. If you truly want to change the Democratic party then push for changes that you think are needed, otherwise it isn't “your party” that is the problem.

Second, in what way has Hillary Clinton been snubbed that her supporters feel that they should take it so personally? She lost the primary, fair and square. So did several other Democrats. Yet the other candidates' supporters (myself included) have for the most part graciously offered to support the primary winner.

I guess what I'm driving at here is that I don't understand how voting for McCain, a candidate who is opposed to just about everything Clinton supports, accomplishes anything for you. It doesn't get Clinton magically elected. It doesn't erase her loss in the primary. And it sure doesn't help her achieve any success in the Senate or in future Presidential races.

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It hasn't happened yet, but at this point you really would expect Obama to be in a better position.

Just realize that Obama's cult is orders of magnitude more powerful. It showed as of Super Tuesday.

Insofar as the Clinton voters are concerned — they are potentially more poweful than Nader voters were in 2000, and are this year, by far. “Proceed at your [and your party's] own risk.”

Every Republican who is angry with the last 8 years and daring to vote for Obama is a true patriot and a wonderfully enlightened citizen who gets it.

Again the democrats just dont understand the true impact of their intransigence.