Thanks for the link.  Bookmarked, as this is going to be fascinating to watch us being wooed.  Points to the linked site for showing that it thinks we think about serious foreign policy issues.

By doing so, so radically, doesn't it in fact give him the permission to do it over and over again in the future without any fear of repercussion from our part? In doing so, aren't we in fact condoning them thus allowing them to take our votes for granted by being so complacent as they expected us to be because we had repeatedly come home to roost in the past, thus abdicating our right to stop this abuse?

I want to teach them all a lesson because Obama's campaign was vile, repugnant and unacceptable. I want to make them sweat and grovel at my feet for months because I'm not as forgiving as you seem to be here. It makes me wonder how seriously invested everyone, who embraced Obama, in a matter of minutes after the speech, were in her candidacy! It reminded me of situations in high school when a choice had to be made between a girlfriend or a boy, and the boy mostly won out! If i learned anything in this race it's that women are not loyal to other women and as Madeleine Albright so rightly quoted: "There is a special place in hell for women who do not help other women" so if you can change your affiliation, in the blink of an eye, you are then complicit by refusing to protest against the abuse that was thrown at her and to force them into making sure it never, ever happens again. Let him crawl for his sins! Why are you so forgiving?

In the reporting of the democratic convention in Austin, on our news tonight, a good majority of Clinton's hispanic supporters walked out after her speech stating that they were angry that the party and Obama rushed her to make her endorsement and that they were not ready to support him. They kept repeating, too soon, much too soon. They were very angry, as I am. No candidate in presidential history was forced to do this in such a short time frame. Why the double standard? and more importantly why are you not fuming about it? Is it that you enjoy seeing her being steamrolled by him? Where is your outcry?

Reading that you can so easily change your alliance, shows me a degree of immaturity about how seriously you were invested in her campaign  and what she stood for: universal health care being her main goal, which he still refuses to advocate and fight for but professes to the contrary. As a woman who is fighting breast cancer and who, as of next month, will have great difficulty paying my $22,200 yearly health insurance premiums, deductibles and co-pays, embracing Obama, the only democratic candidate who refuses to fight for mandated health insurance for adults, was a realization that my last chance at getting some kind of relief is next to nil, so I might as well start writing my will. His refusal should have been a disqualifier for running as our nominee. He's shown himself to be a cold, calculating and petty little man who will not be swayed even though he heard multiple stories like mine on the campaign trail and still refuses to consider it simply to make himself more electable to the inds and reps, be damn the dems! It's obscene!!!

I can not by principle, even consider voting for him. He's put my life in danger as he has in the past when he voted present 7 times on abortion legislation without an exception for the health and life of the woman simply for politica tactics and for his political ambitions as he is clearly doing now. He doesn't give a damn about women's lives! I know he's all air and hypocrisy. Judge him by his actions not by his words.

I really hope that the million women march takes form - I've already found accomodation in Denver with an ex-work colleague who is kind enough to put me up and is willing to take in more women if need be.