Anyway, I'm a HUGE Hillary supporter and I'd love to see her rebound and claim the nomination.

Also, I've enjoyed reading the posts on this board.  Like others here, I'm not prepared to vote for the other Democratic candidate for the same reasons others have posted (experience, etc.).

Since 9-11 and the anthrax-laced letters to congressional offices, all snailmail gets routed to a special post office facility and prescreened before delivery.

Takes weeks.

Weeks.

I'm not kidding.

Use FAX/email/phone.

"Too little, too late?" at least THIS time they used a question mark when they said that.

If 41% is too little and 3 months left before all the delegates are seated in Denver is too soon... then yeah.

But all I am thinking is where there is a will there is a way, and HRC has both.

The main thing the superdelegates have to think about is how the in the tank media has refused to vet this man. Many in the early states did not know much about him yet and many voted on HOPE.

Those days of a campaign fueled by esoteric promises are over.  Solutions and experience rule.

I've seen some bad ones, but I LOVE this one.

Doesn't she just LOOK like you always imagined the first woman President OUGHT to look?

I mean, the Republicans try to use tenuous connections of a Democrat to Obama to undermine him or her, and the Democrat nonetheless wins, and this means that Obama's a great candidate for downticket Democrats?

Obama doesn't do too much damage when he's in no relevant way connected to a Democratic candidate, and that turns into a positive sign?

Among other things, he told me that he learned the art of moral anguish from Jews

I had a camp counselor when I was in sixth grade who was Jewish-American but who had spent time in Israel, and during the course of this two-week camp he shared with me the idea of returning to a homeland and what that meant for people who had suffered from the Holocaust, and he talked about the idea of preserving a culture when a people had been uprooted with the view of eventually returning home. There was something so powerful and compelling for me, maybe because I was a kid who never entirely felt like he was rooted. That was part of my upbringing, to be traveling and always having a sense of values and culture but wanting a place. So that is my first memory of thinking about Israel.

It's all about Obama, again. Read the article. It's  one of the most "cover all bases" interviews I have ever read. Again, he is trying to please everyone. Well, until he says this..

JG: Do you think that Israel is a drag on America's reputation overseas?

BO: No, no, no. But what I think is that this constant wound, that this constant sore, does infect all of our foreign policy.

Obama supporters say they are in the driver's seat, so they are chauffeurs?  If they aren't in the driver's seat, are they in the back of the bus?  

Heres the only color that matters to me: GREEN!

 He is not a Green candidate, for all his talk of global warming, his solutions are the sort of diluted solutions you get from Republicans or complete pushovers like Bingaman, whose climaticide prevention bill was almost as bad as Bush's business as usual.
(Obama surrogates: like Bingaman do not push for real eco solutions: Kennedy is against Wind power, Richardsons NM depends on Nuke funding, Daschle is an ethanol lobbyist, etc)

Clinton is on the environment committee and gets SD support from eco movers and shakers like these SDs:

New Jersey's Gov. Corzine Seeks Wind Farm Off East Coast
May 9 (Bloomberg) -- New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine wants his state to be the first in the U.S. Northeast to build an electricity-generating wind farm off the Atlantic coast.

SF Mayor Gavin NewsomeA while back (early 2006) Newsom announced that the City will explore the possibility of generating power from the tidal flow under the Golden Gate Bridge and launched a $150,000 feasibility study to examine the tidal energy project, which could generate up to 35 megawatts of power, according to the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.

(About the media/opposition party Clinton Derangement Syndrome, Newsome said "They say dogs don't bark at parked cars." The mayor concluded, "People don't get upset about people who aren't about change, they get upset about people who are about change.")

Rep. Jay Inslee Introduces Feed-In Tariff Legislation
Based on the feed-in tariff policy that has enabled Germany to achieve 55% of the world's installed solar capacity and to provide 14% of its electricity supply from renewable sources, Inslee's Clean Energy Buy-Back Act would guarantee U.S. producers of clean energy connection to the grid and predetermined rates from utilities for their power.

It is the first ever proposal in Congress that would implement what Inslee is calling a performance-based incentive (PBI) policy, also known as a feed-in tariff, which has been proven to be an effective means of increasing adoption of renewable-energy technologies in Germany, Spain, France and other countries.

Thats just a few. If you look at his support in congress generally its the ethanol, 'clean coal' and pronuclear, the not-Green voters in congress who support Mr Bipartisan.

The clean energy congress members who support the one who can put out a clean energy plan that will actually achieve its goals.

The problem is that Obama writes his plan with all the Green goals all the Democrats support, so a casual reader would think he is a Green candidate.