The party's over. There is no real sense in continuing the flailing and the crying and the lying. Time to go back to New York and think about making the correct votes, the votes that will prevent wars and the loss of life.

I fail to see the delight in someone else's defeat. It takes a lot of strength to endure nasty treatment from folks like you who don't have the courage to step out and run for office themselves. Unlike some obnoxious Obama fans, I respect both candidates and am thrilled for either to represent the Democratic party. Name calling via internet blogs is spineless.

"Name calling via internet blogs is spineless."

Said the pot to the kettle...

"I fail to see the delight in someone else's defeat."

You seem to be in the minority among Hillary supporters, who seem to take great delight when Obama loses in primaries that he didn't even contest.

I think it's all about attitude. If a candidate humbly strives to get his or her message across without fighting too dirty or griping too much, nobody laughs when he or she loses. When Edwards and Richardson bowed out of the race they did it with good grace, and the nation applauded their service and their dedication.

Clinton has, shall we say, overstayed her welcome?