For all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dream shall never die.

Dream Ticket or nothing...for my vote.
Thank you, Hillary.   You have broken another glass ceiling.  

If he is the nominee, and he doesn't make that offer in all sincerity, then I'm not voting for him.

Much to my shame, I gave up prior to Ohio and Texas, only to be pulled back in when she won.

If there's one thing that Democrats do way too much of, it's concede. We concede on everything--budgets, war funding, judicial nominees, etc. We're so afraid of what other people might think or do.

Now we have a candidate who refuses to concede, who went on four months after everyone told her to quit, and won enough primaries and votes to push her over the top in the popular vote. And of course, being Democrats, everyone wants her to give up.

this race can't be decided by some news desk: the delegates must cast their votes and then we will have a a nominee, unless one or the other of the candidates concedes.  

this is the very first time in my life that i have been proud to back a candidate. i am proud that my candidate is a fighter for what she believes in and that she is tough as nails. she has grown incredibly throughout this campaign and it has been wonderful to see and be a part of it. she should not accept anything else than leading the ticket to victory in the fall.

i hope she can continue to make us proud to be democrats after years of cowardly leadership.

1. Ensure that the debacle that is the RBC decision regarding Michigan particularly is overturned.  It was a bad precedent, and it sets a terrible example for the party.

2. Demand that the party include a truly universal health care plan in the platform and not Obama's watered down soft shoe of a nod in that direction (and make sure Obama fires Jim Cooper!  How about that!)

3. And I want her on the ticket, for real, no matter what. Once I thought that he could win the presidency without her, but that she couldn't win without him.  Now I think it's the other way round.  

  Olbermann's snarkiness was exactly what Obama says he's not about.  We'll see.  I changed the channel to get some focused news instead of Olbermann's personal rage.

  Obama did well when talking about Clinton right now but I would be happier if, when his supporters boo'd Clinton's name, a few times, he had stopped and said, "No, I don't want any of that." but he didn't.  Let's hope he lives up to leading his supporters in not disrespecting her just because she challenged him and will continue to.

  She started her speech with congratulations to Obama for his 'win' ... but that wasn't enough for people at CNN, who felt it awful she would take stock when commitments are not the same as actual votes in August and when she has received more primary votes than anyone else in history, including our presumptive nominee.

  Let's hope people can respect both candidates, and that includes the media and supporters on both sides, no matter how we might vote.  Much work is needed, as has been said.

You have just won more votes than any Presidential nominee in American history.

Claim your historic accomplishment and go proudly to Denver with your head held high.

Please allow us to celebrate Women's Equality Day on August 26 this year when the first female Presidential contender with overwhelming support enters Denver as a contender.

1. stay in as long as she can or wants to
   
2. negotiate for everything she holds dear
   
3. speak out against the media bias and the sexism

But, BUT, she must be named Majority Leader before the election, because if I remember right, Reid wasn't going to try to hold that position again next year.  I know that means several jumps in seniority, she has proven herself as the most popular Democrat on the planet, so she has a pretty strong argument.

Can Reid resign as ML in July, lets say, and the Dem. caucus (man I hate that word now-:)) can then vote her in as ML?  I don't see why not.  It probably goes against tradition, but so what.  Then she can go to Denver and unite the party and we'll have a female Speaker, a female Majority Leader, and an African American President.

THAT would be a true legacy for this party, IMHO of course.

I never really paid attention to her, always thought she was nice, but our daughters should learn her way to success in a man's world.

She won't quit,and I applaud and admire her.

When she becomes the nominee in August, I will work to elect her, her army will grow.

HILLARY, YOU ARE SIMPLY THE BEST !!

People, WRITE .  She asked you to write to her:

She's 100 times better than he is, she's probably the best Dem I can remember.(OK, fine, I'm 44, so I don't remember many but still!)

My 7 year old son, on hearing that the DNC did on Saturday on NPR (as in not parent bias) said "Isn't that cheating?" He understands that they cheated to give him the nomination.

Onwards! I'll make a donation and a comment later tonight when things aren't quite as slow.

I am no-one to tell you what to do; but I ask you not to subordinate to an unqualified candidate.

Keep your options open; there is no-one like you and you already have 18 million of us with you ALL THE WAY !!!

I signed up and appealed for Hillary instead, substituting her name for his.  Don't know if this will get deleted here or not but this is my message if anyone is interested:

http://www.actblue.com/page/amyparrishforhrc/recipient/101999

Number 2: Absolutely do not pre-turn down the VP. Force Obama to actually make a move. It is good training for him.

My sister called earlier to update (I got turned off by the TV misogyny so I turned IT off) and if Sen. Clinton's run got my little cutie pie niece even considering a career in politics, now she's all fired up to go there and "get rid of the sexists."

I mentioned my outrage over the way the media and the DNC in their separate ways tried to force the Obama nomination on us, and the Dem leadership failure to stand up for her, and the vote stealing in Michigan and the debacle in Florida.  Also, smearing the Clintons as racists was unforgivable, and that doomed any chance of Obama ever getting my vote, period.  For that reason and because  I believe it would be a nightmare for her, I urged her not to accept the vice presidency if she concedes or is beaten at the convention.

I hope she continues to push her ideas on health care, solar power/green jobs, and getting the mercenaries out of Iraq, and I can't believe I forgot to mention the idea of women's reproductive freedom, which she has been a champion of while Obama honestly scares me as much as McCain on this (plus I think an otherwise socially liberal anti-choice Obama nomination would get through, whereas I'm hoping a larger democratic majority in congress would have enough spine to stop an anti-choice McCain nomination).

And I reminded her of what happened the last 8 years after Gore decided to be a good loser and exit gracefully in 2000.  

What that means to me is that we the people have decided we want her to take it to the convention.
It's more than a nomination here. She'd be fighting for our party's identity. She'd be fighting for a free and objective press. She'd be fighting for the future of America. We really need her!

Keep going.

I have never been as proud of a candidate and a statesperson as I am of you. You have taught me, and tens of millions of Americans, the value of commitment, dedication, and perseverance.

So many times they tried to count you out. Before New Hampshire. Before Super Tuesday. Before Ohio and Texas. Over and over again. At times they convinced me, and I lost faith. But you never wavered. You convinced me to believe again. And here you are--here we are--the unambiguous winners of the popular vote, the largest coalition ever assembled in primary history.

Keep going, Senator. Your voters need you. America needs you. Our country faces daunting challenges--in many ways, worse problems than those that you and Bill faced in 1993. You are by far the best prepared and most qualified to see us through. Please keep going. Until the delegates vote at the convention, this race is not over.

I am so honored to have voted for you, to have contributed to your campaign, to have made phone calls for you. Thank you for everything you've done. I'm with you all the way.

1.  Drop out of the race now and spend the next two months working hard to increase Obama's standing, thus showing the ability to be a team player come convention time (when VP is picked) or come inauguration day (when the cabinet is picked).
   
2.  Spend the next two months telling anyone who will listen that Obama is unelectable (due to Wright, white working class voters, etc), trying to further weaken him instead of trying to fix these relative weaknesses in the Obama campaign, so that the supers in August might somehow think that he can't win as of August and somehow award her the nomination.

Superwoman by Alicia Keys