Out and Down

Hillary will not lapse into depression. Her character and personality is as cold and hard as steel. It will be back to the senate for her, where she can bide her time and perhaps take another run in 2012. Those qualities that served her well in the past, deception, lying, calculating and contempt for the electorate will serve her well in the future.

My, Newsweek......after bashing Hillary for months, now give the woman a rest! This feels like a conversation amongst vultures, after they have managed to bring down the prey - and now wondering how much more it can take, how it did feel when they went for the kill, if it hurts and feels humiliating. Human beings - worst animals on earth.
You managed, with other media "Hillary haters", to manipulate the election, to constantly talk about that Clinton should get out, giving the impression it was over before it really was - and Obama won, despite being far less experience, doing his rah rah speeches, and not being as solid as Hillary.
Now he needs her help - what a surprise.
Sexist, judgmental, Clinton hateful media coverage - you laid your bed, now rest in it. And your conscience.

The press holds a mirror up for all women to see what the male establishment really things of us.
I'm no feminist, but folks i'm beginning to get massivly ticked off. If nothing else, this crapola has
wakened many sleeping tigresses. I predict some things, they are about to change. I'd burn my
bra in echo of the 60's if I wasn't IN my 60's now and a victim of gravity.

Senator Clintion is a very remarkable women and leader. She is not going down for the count. In fact by her staying in the race during all the primaries, she allowed every state to have their say, otherwise the reason behind having primaries would be a joke if the media can cut off an election process in February. If she had conceded any earlier then eveyr state in the union has a right and responsibility to do what Michigan and Florida did in moving their primaries up so that their voice and votes matter. Senator Clinton allowed every vote to matter.
The media needs to wake up and realize they have to quit making the news and only report it in an unbiased manner. The media threw this election to a very inexperienced candidate and this country will pay the price for that. Don't be surprised come Nov 4 how many of us centrist Democrats will be voting for a centrist Republican with experience and leadership..

I must say, I am pleased to see an increase in posts from Hillary supporters who are saying "Look, we're not completely sold on Obama, but before we blindly jump over to McCain, let's really think about that that means"

Yes, there are still some angry people - on both sides - as well as some republicans that love to stir things up. But the fact that there are some posts to this effect when there were none last week means we're making progress.

McCain, be afraid, be very afraid.

family1/AZ@6/08/08 This is one white woman who is elderly & who definitely trusts Barack Obama enough to contribute to his fund to beat Bush/McCain....I would hope that all Hillary Clinton's supporters would listen to Barack Obama and compare what he proposes to what McCain promises....total drastic differences. Be fair and if you support Hillary, give Barack a fair chance.! Isn't that what Hillary asked you to do.?

Attention Hillary Supporters: Can you believe this? Now we need to see an article about her "depression"? Is anyone else as disgusted as I am? The word disgusted doesn't begin to describe it. It has been obvious during the primary campaign how biased Newsweek is but now they need to rub salt in her wounds? Let's all remember this (especially us women)-WRITE IN HILLARY-or vote McCain. Don't let them get away with this!

On the cover of the June Issue of Vanity Fair there is a quote attributed to John Adams, second president of the USA: "Great is the guilt of an unnecessary war". Says a lot, doesn't it!!!! And speaking of him, one should read his biographies of which there are many, and also, John Quincy Adams left the White House after one term and returned to Govt. to do the most important work work of his life, the Amistad issue being only one. John Adams said that the office of VP is the most inconsequential job in the world. Not an exact quote. Speaking of depression, in ran rampant in that family. Didn't stop them!!! Go Hillary!!!